If Arsenal fans love you, they will love you like no other. Guys like Elneny were here for the vibes for years in our banter era but still gets loads of love. We have a very unique fanbase.
City's scouting department hasn't even finished the paperwork and you've already declared the league in trouble. ๐
At least let the transfer window close before handing yourselves the title. ๐
Coming from a Man United fan, that's actually funny.
Your club has been in decline for years, but you're busy sending condolences to others.
Fix your own house first. ๐
Privilege is something I think about a lot.
Last week my cleaner mentioned her birthday. I asked her age - 33. Same as mine.
I smiled, promised her a gift, then went to my room and sat with that.
Same age. Different lives.
In another universe, that could've been me.
-COPIED
@oil_shaeikh JazakAllahu khayran as you share this for us.
I know the list is already long, but count me in regardless, please.
I'm qualified, I'm interested, and I trust Allah to sort the rest. In Sha Allah.
But how does one genuinely explain to a foreigner that Buhari left fuel at โฆ195 per litre in 2023, and today, we are rushing to buy fuel at โฆ1,440 per litre, yet we are still celebrating that President Tinubu reduced queues at filling stations?
How do I explain that even though Buhari paid subsidy, he still left our total debt at โฆ87.38 trillion, compared to the โฆ159.28 trillion we have today, even without the payment of subsidy?
How do I explain that, despite all of this, Buhari still completed the Second Niger Bridge and delivered some pockets of gigantic projects across the country?
How do I explain that under Buhari, the highest defence allocation passed was โฆ2.98 trillion in 2023, compared to the โฆ5.41 trillion passed in 2026, yet insecurity appears to have worsened?
How do I explain that we have now reached a point where some Nigerians are genuinely beginning to miss Buhari, the very man we once thought would be unmatched in terms of incompetence?
Chai.
- Ekene Aninze, Esq.
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I have knocked on so many doors and faced more disappointments than I can count, but I refuse to stop knocking.
One open door is enough to change everything.
And Allah is never asleep. He is sufficient for us. ๐คฒ
Let the young man in his desperation go out to hunt. If he kills the elephant, his poverty ends. If the elephant kills him, his poverty ends. ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ