Lionel Messi. A phenomenon. 18 World Cup goals. A world record. I take my hat off to him. Congratulations. And good luck for the rest of the tournament. #Argentina#LionelMessi#AFA#CONEMBOL
@OfficialAPCNg Zach is not suppose to be in this committee, NRS is a sensitive agency that must not political colouration of any form. APC is setting a dangerous precedent
A former bastard lecturer of mine from Unilag who sexually harassed me in 100level, stole a kiss from me in his office, I was disgusted and walked out. He Waited till I was in 400 level to give me an F. I went to meet him to know how that happened because I was so sure I did better after getting an A in my project defense and he said he would change the result to a D only if he gave me his D.
He had his story published on BBC because they set him up with a woman who had a spy camera. When She went to his office, he made a very cold statement. He said “I pity fine girls like you because you are all vulnerable”.
He was jailed for a while. Dr Igbeneghu may you rot in hell.
Iyin, Access Bank acquired Diamond Bank.
Yes, it was executed through a scheme of a merger, that much is true. But beyond the labelling, it was an acquisition. It sounds like one, moved like one, breathes like one.
Reasons:
- Access Bank remained the surviving entity.
- Diamond Bank transferred all of its assets, liabilities, and operations to Access Bank.
- Diamond Bank was dissolved without being wound up
- Access Bank kept its name.
- Access Bank remained the legal entity.
- Herbert Wigwe remained Group CEO.
- Diamond Bank’s brand disappeared.
If this conversation was had in a Business Law class, you're right, its a Merger. But for any other class in Business School, it is an acquisition.
I can explain why it was structured this way, and it was strategic, even though that strategy largely failed in the end.
Six Requirements To Get FG's Laptops, Smartphones Loan
The Federal Government has opened applications for its Credit for Laptops, Internet, Connectivity and Knowledge Digital Devices (C.L.I.C.K.D.) Programme, offering eligible Nigerians access to smartphones, laptops and tablets through a consumer credit scheme.
The initiative, driven by the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, is designed to improve digital access and support the adoption of locally assembled devices.
Here are the six requirements applicants must meet:
Slide 1: State of Residence
Applicants must provide their current state of residence by selecting any of Nigeria’s 36 states or the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The information will help with profiling and programme coordination.
Slide 2: Employment Details
Applicants are required to provide their employment status, including:
-Salary earners
-Freelancers
-Self-employed persons
-Business owners
-Students
-Job seekers
-NYSC members
Monthly income details may also be provided, although it is optional.
Slide 3: Participation in Digital Skills Programme
Applicants must be enrolled in an eligible digital skills programme.
The current pilot phase is focused on participants in the Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme.
Other platforms listed on the portal include:
-Andela Learning Community
-Learn2Earn
-ALX
-HNG Internship
-AltSchool Africa
-Genesys Tech Hub
Slide 4: Select Device and Purpose
Applicants must choose their preferred device:
-Smartphone
-Laptop
-Tablet
They must also state the intended use, such as:
-Learning
-Professional certification
-Remote work
-Freelancing
-Software development
-Business expansion
-Content creation
Slide 5: Verification Consent
-Applicants must confirm that the information provided is accurate.
-They are also required to authorise CREDICORP and its partners to verify their details before approval.
Slide 6: How Applicants Heard About The Programme
Applicants must indicate how they discovered the C.L.I.C.K.D. programme.
Options include:
-3MTT
-Social media
-Friends or family
-School
-Employer
-Google search
-Other sources
@dansatty What did you even expect when lecturers are billing lecturers to get good grade?
Even lecturer will tell you he can do it for you or he has someone that will do it for you
There is tendency that Students that guide are likely going to pass than average Students
Watching Lionel Messi at the 2026 World Cup, I found myself turning over one of the oldest questions a working life presents.
We are often told: leave when the ovation is loudest. It is sound advice. But I no longer believe it is the whole truth.
I believe that there is a time to step aside, when others must be given room to lead, or when we can no longer serve as we once did. But there is also a quieter danger: leaving too soon, not because we are finished, but because we are afraid of what a stumble might do to how we are remembered.
A stumble in the second act does not erase the first, and an exit timed to applause is no guarantee that history will remember you at all.
Messi could have walked away after 2022. Trophy in hand, story complete, the perfect close to a perfect career. Instead, he came back.
He risked comparison with the man he used to be, the possibility of falling short in front of a watching world, the chance that this second act would dim what the first had built. Argentina did not lift the cup this time.
But at thirty-nine, his composure and his experience still carried his country to a final. That is not a small thing.
His legacy was not diminished by trying again. If anything, it was enriched.
That is the deeper truth.
Do not retire from your purpose because you fear failure more than you love the work.
If your work remains honest, your contribution still matters, and you still have something left to give, then keep going.
A life well lived is measured as much by the courage to continue as by the wisdom to know when to stop.
Conquer fear. Keep playing the game of life.
Osita Chidoka
20 July 2026
Weep not, Messi.
One game cannot define a legacy built over decades.
You are one of the greatest to ever play the game.
The records, the magic, the memories — they will never be erased.
Legends live forever. 🐐
2006, he was a squad player when he should have been trusted more. Pékerman was wrong to think Messi wasn’t ready. I don’t want to say the senior players had it their way. Had they been humble, they had enough in that squad to win the World Cup.
2010, they handed the team to Diego Maradona (because he was constantly undermining the team and Messi in the media, so they decided, fine, come and manage them), who, apart from the fact that he had probably coached three games before being handed that Argentina team to waste, deep down wasn’t into Lionel Messi.
2014. It wasn’t until 2014 that Messi had a real platform at a World Cup. He made the final. Higuain and that other guy. Germany were solid.
2018 is forgettable. Sampaoli had no balls to pick the right players. France were excellent, save for the scare against Nigeria, until the Onazi injury.
2022, Lionel Messi had found Lionel Scaloni. Emi Martinez and the rest played for him. They played for him and through him. World Champions. Being away from the pressure of Barcelona helped.
2026.Written off. Messi at 39 couldn’t possibly do it. They are in another final. Whilst others were chasing goals and personal glory, he was still getting those, but he was focused on being ready for this World Cup.
In essence, discounting the first two for the reasons stated, Messi has made the final in three of his last four World Cups. This is madness. Total madness.
I hate to admit it but Messi is in a league of his own , this man is carrying a whole team at the age of 39 . He has 8 goals and 4 assists at this World Cup already 🙂↕️
I can’t even sleep overnight
This is the song to know before Argentina v Switzerland! I received a lot of requests to do a video on this song so I hope y’all enjoy.😊 La Cuarta Estrella was written by Palmito, and the rhythm is based on the cumbia song, “No me arrepiento de este amor”, by the queen of Argentine cumbia, Gilda.💕 #argentina #fifaworldcup #messi #maradona #fifaworldcup2026