@EduardoHagn The ceiling isn't defined by the LW or CF alone. Arsenal still lack that elite chance creator in the final third. That's the missing piece.
@EduardoHagn Julián Álvarez is the dream signing. If that's not possible, MGW would transform our creativity. Arsenal need a difference maker in the final third more than another winger.
@yungmullerDC Selling Martinelli now would be premature. He's still one of Arsenal's biggest transition threats. If we're bringing in a 10 or second striker like Álvarez or MGW, I'd rather keep Martinelli.
My thoughts
@instablog9ja If properly structured and transparent, a Disarmament, Demobilisation & Reintegration (DDR) centre could help reduce violence and give genuine repentant fighters a second chance.
But accountability is key. Victims must not be forgotten.
@_Afcmex Partey was top at his best, no one’s denying that. But let’s not act like he didn’t rely on structure too. Zubimendi’s playing without Saliba and Gabriel, our whole defensive spine is missing. Anyone would look exposed. Judge him when the team around him isn’t patched together.
@Mrbankstips Emery’s doing a great job at Villa, no doubt. But let’s not rewrite history, his Arsenal side lacked direction and belief. Arteta rebuilt the club from the ground up, changed the culture, and made us contenders again. Both managers just fit different stages of the club’s journey.
@Ecocc92@instablog9ja Fayose claims he prepared the money at Obasanjo’s request, but either way, the money was returned. The fact it became a public issue shows there’s more to the story than just ‘he never asked.
Real men don't care about your past it’s just something people say online.
The truth? Some men care, some don’t.
What really matters is who you are now, how you’ve grown, and how honest you are.
Your past doesn’t define you, but it’s part of your story.
@instablog9ja This one is scary, not even funny. When security personnel start moving illegal weapons and pointing fingers at each other, it shows how rotten the system really is. Somebody is lying here, and Nigerians deserve the full truth, not quiet transfers and cover-ups.
‘No ransom was paid’ — Gov Idris confirms as he receives rescued Kebbi schoolgirls
Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris has received the 25 Maga schoolgirls rescued from their abd¥ctors. Idris, who confirmed that the girls are in good health, stated that, contrary to reports, no ransom was paid.
According to him, the security agencies acted on the orders of President Bola Tinubu to rescue the girls unharmed. “No kobo was paid. The military, DSS, and other security forces combed the forest and rescued them unharmed,” he said.
@instablog9ja Every time we hear ‘no ransom was paid,’ it just raises more questions. What exactly happened in that forest? Nigerians deserve full transparency.
@sowore@OfficialDSSNG@PoliceNG This explanation is insulting. You don’t rescue 38 people from armed kidnappers and call it ‘compliance.’ Nigerians are tired of these flimsy stories. Tell the truth for once.