Arsenal won the Premier League. PSG won the Champions League.
Yet somehow this place is still quieter than a library. 🤐
Small clubs really do move differently.
PSG winning back-to-back Champions League trophies proves something football fans didn't want to admit:
They became a better team AFTER the superstars left.
No Messi. No Neymar. No Mbappé.
Just a proper football project... and now Europe belongs to Paris. 🏆🏆
#UCLFinal#PSG
Imagine reaching a final and your biggest attacking threat is a dead ball. Arsenal really built an entire identity around corners and throw-ins. 😭
#PSGARS#UclFinal#champi̇onsleaguefinal
Ousmane Dembélé just hit 8 goals and 2 assists in the Champions League this season.
The same player many people spent years calling "overrated" is now carrying PSG's European dream.
#PSGARS#UclFinal#champi̇onsleaguefinal
PSG can keep 70% possession if they want. Football isn't won by passing sideways. Arsenal came with a plan, PSG came with excuses. #PSGARS#UclFinal#champi̇onsleaguefinal
The Champions League final exposed a hard truth many fans don't want to admit:
Football isn't always won by the team with the biggest stars, the highest wage bill, or the most social media hype.
It's won by the team that plays like a team.
Agree or disagree? 👀⚽️ #UCLFinal
The managerial merry-go-round is spinning faster than ever at the Premier League's top clubs. New faces, bold philosophies, massive expectations, and zero patience for failure.
From title contenders searching for dominance to giants rebuilding for the future, every managerial ..
appointment feels like a high-stakes gamble. Some will transform their clubs. Some won't survive the pressure.
One thing is certain: the 2026/27 season won't just be decided by the players on the pitch—it could be won or lost on the touchline.
Which manager do you think will ..
In 1992, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso was serving as the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Nigeria. During that period, he brought along a 29-year-old young man who had worked under him in the Water Resources Department during the 1980s, and appointed him as his Personal Assistant (P.A).
In 1999, after Kwankwaso had continued his political struggle since 1992, that same young man had returned to work in the Water Resources sector. Unexpectedly, Kwankwaso won the governorship election in Kano State, and once again he sought out the young man and reappointed him as his P.A, this time as the Personal Assistant to the Governor.
In 2003, after Kwankwaso lost his re-election bid, the Federal Government appointed him as Nigeria’s Minister of Defence. Kwankwaso still did not abandon the young man; instead, he took him along to Abuja and appointed him as his Special Assistant (S.A).
In 2007, after Kwankwaso left the Ministry of Defence, Olusegun Obasanjo appointed him as Special Envoy to Somalia and Darfur. Again, Kwankwaso continued to move with the young man as his close aide and trusted right-hand man.
In 2009, under the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Umaru Musa Yar'Adua appointed Kwankwaso as the representative of the North-West region. Kwankwaso once again continued working closely with the young man as his right-hand man. In that same year, Kwankwaso secured a federal appointment for him, and fortunately, the late Yar’Adua appointed him as the Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), Ondo State.
In 2011, Kwankwaso returned and became Governor of Kano State for the second time. Once again, he brought back the young man and handed him the position of Commissioner in one of the major ministries.
In 2019, after Kwankwaso completed his tenure as governor in 2015, the young man had stepped back from politics until 2018, when Kwankwaso brought him forward again and declared that he would contest for governor under the People's Democratic Party (PDP). This decision caused Kwankwaso to lose some allies and supporters, as many believed he had chosen someone who was not experienced or capable enough. The election was conducted, victory was initially declared, then it was announced as inconclusive, and eventually Abdullahi Umar Ganduje retained his seat.
In 2023, Kwankwaso once again brought forward the same young man and insisted that he would be the candidate. Due to the lack of a solid political structure within the PDP to support him, Kwankwaso left the party and joined a relatively small and lesser-known party called the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), together with his supporters. He once again ensured that the young man secured the ticket. The election was held, victory was achieved, and the young man eventually became the Governor of Kano State.
History can be inspiring to hear. However, sadly, after this young man became governor, within just two years the story began to take a different and unpleasant turn from the end of 2025 into 2026.
🚨 Bruno Fernandes tells Sky: “I could have left Manchester United two years ago, or three years ago, I could’ve gone last season”.
“I really like to be at the club and I really think that being successful at this club is something that I would NEVER get being in ANY other club”.
Please i need this video to go far and justice should be served
My attention was brought to this video; I heard it is Igbinedon Secondary School in Benin.
These bullies must not go scot-free.
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