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Club statement.

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Are Chelsea really about going another whole month without scoring a goal?

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@AFC_F7 @CFCMods So we’ve gone past new manager bounce

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I can’t even lie,
This thing always bursts my brain.
And here it is: let me share it with you.

Israel and Saudi Arabia are very intelligent countries for successfully selling the idea to billions of people in the world that a piece of land and building in their country is “holy land” and it is “religious duty” to leave your own country and visit to see/touch it.

From a tourism and revenue point of view, this is absolute genius from Israel and Saudi Arabia.

You have foolish countries like Nigeria who have a government-funded program to send people on religious pilgrimages to this country. Imagine so stupid as a country that you dedicate your own government money to fund another country’s tourism project.

PS- I have no issues with anybody visiting any country they want for whatever reasons they choose. AS LONG AS they are spending their own money and government money is not used to fund a personal religious vacation. But of course, as a poor stupid country, we dedicate money we don’t have to fund pilgrimage travels and contribute tourism revenue to countries far richer than we are. Just think about how stupid the Nigerian government is.

Of course I expect the mental slaves and volunteer idiots to gather and cry under this tweet.

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@abi_marriage @chukwuemekahxii @Dazzle_3D @_ebelechukwu At least, I enjoyed her in her youth. Compared to a woman who have been used up by other men.

Hope this helps.

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@HilenenAben @Jtwitts91 @john322226 10% withholding tax?

So, if I have 10m there, it’s 1m for piggyvest?

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[Positivity King 👑 | Roland Nnamdi Gabriel @RolandNGabriel]

There is absolutely no justifiable reason to declare a state of emergency in Rivers State, and doing so is a reckless overreach that threatens to destabilize an already fragile situation.

The President's decision to take such drastic action only pours fuel on the fire, exacerbating tensions rather than resolving them.

This move demonstrates a shocking lack of foresight and responsibility, amplifying an issue that could have been handled with diplomacy and restraint.

Many of us had hoped for mature, steady leadership from the President—someone who would rise above petty politics and prioritize the well-being of the people.

Instead, we are met with disappointment and a shameful display of governance that seems more intent on settling scores than fostering peace.

It’s disheartening to see the highest office in the land fail so spectacularly in providing the guidance and stability that Rivers State—and the nation—desperately needs.

At the heart of this crisis lies a single, glaring truth: the unrest in Rivers State stems from Nyesom Wike’s refusal to accept that Governor Siminalayi Fubara won’t bend to his will.

Wike, unable to maintain his grip on power, has resorted to tactics aimed at rendering the state ungovernable—a petty and selfish vendetta that puts the lives and livelihoods of ordinary citizens at risk.

Rather than stepping in to reprimand Wike and restore order, the President has inexplicably chosen to escalate the conflict, siding with chaos over reason.

This is not just a failure of leadership; it’s a betrayal of the people who entrusted him with their welfare.

What’s worse, it’s painfully clear that this government has little regard for the voices of its citizens.

They operate with impunity, fully aware that their decisions wreak havoc on the masses, yet they press forward, unaccountable and indifferent.

The declaration of a state of emergency isn’t a solution—it’s a power play, and we, the people, are left to suffer the fallout.

Our communities are torn apart, our safety is jeopardized, and our futures are uncertain, all because of ego-driven politics and a leadership that refuses to listen.

But even in the face of this blatant disregard, we cannot afford to stay silent.

We must keep speaking out, loudly and persistently, because our voices matter—even if those in power pretend otherwise.

The consequences of these chaotic, ill-considered decisions don’t fall on the politicians in their cushioned offices; they land squarely on us—the families struggling to survive, the workers losing their jobs, the children caught in the crossfire.

If we don’t hold them accountable, who will?

This is our country, our home, and we owe it to ourselves to demand better than this shameful spectacle of governance.

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@MiriEnweIlo Interesting, really.

[Ifeanyi Nnamdi-Okagbue @IfeanyiOkagbue]

They are refusing to upload in my Polling Unit. They said they told them not to upload. Ifako/Soluyi - 024-13-02-006 - This is the Official result of the Presidential election. #NigeriaDecides #NigeriaDecides2023

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