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@chiamakaafc Raheem sterling

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@SB8308715342770 Marmoush starting regularly will be AMAZING

IF we get Gakpo or equivalent PLUS Kudus, Kulusevski and Xavi (as no 10), that will be a dynamite (quality & depth) front line

Funny enough, its our DEFENSE that is now a bit concerning but I think with time that will sort itself out

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@Talking_spurss Agree completely

I think he is a top player

was always worried about him whenever we played City (back when he was starting)

And (as you said) now he is freed up and can cut inside and drift around

& not only is he free to shoot, is being ENCOURAGED to score by manager & fans

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@JohnBisset14 @MikeyHotspurs Hope so

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@waqcapital @MikeyHotspurs Would be fantastic to have that front 3
Right now we are weak on left hand side - Tel or Mikey Moore
Savio is HEAD & SHOULDERS above them

When Kudus and Kulusevski come back will be better but still need Gakpo to have quality (and depth) in front 3 in case of injuries/fatigue

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@manlykashtern74 ‘Finally’ is misspelled

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Engr. Clement Chukwukadibia Onyemelukwe initiated the planning and development of the electricity grid still used in Nigeria today when he became Chief Electrical Engineer in 1962.

Onyemelukwe is reputed as the "Father of Nigerian Electricity" and the first Nigerian to marry a peace corps volunteer ever.

Born April 1, 1933 in Nanka. He attended DMGS, a premier colonial-era boys secondary school in Onitsha, University College Ibadan for two years before he was sent by the British colonial government to Leeds University. Onyemelukwe hailed from Nanka in Anambra state.

He received his https://t.co/5ipkaPrGJP. Engineering degree in 1956 and worked in the power sector in the United Kingdom. He acquired a second degree in Economics from London University.

He had nearly abandoned any intention of returning to Nigeria when the Electricity Corporation on Nigeria, ECN, recruited him as part of the drive to fill civil service and parastatal positions after Nigeria’s independence from Britain in 1960.

In 1961, he became deputy chief and the following year was made chief engineer, taking over from the British man who had run the operations for many years. It was on his desk that the first outline of what is now the PHCN, formerly ECN and NEPA grid was formulated. All the chief executives of NEPA, the renamed national electricity corporation, since its inception up to 2001 were his former staff.

Onyemelukwe initiated the planning and development of the electricity grid 330 KV electricity grid still used in Nigeria today when he became Chief Electrical Engineer in 1962.

Clement Onyemelukwe, Nigerian Chief Electrical Engineer of the country's Electricity Corporation, generated international attention when he married Catherine Zastrow, a white Peace Corps volunteer, who had just completed her service in 1964. Interracial marriage was illegal in Kentucky which was still Catherine's U.S. residence while she was in the Peace Corps.

When her parents returned to Kentucky after the wedding they had to change their phone number because of hate calls. The couple received telegrams from people all over the world, mostly supportive but a few critical. A photo of the wedding appeared in the popular Life Magazine in January 1965 and was also noted in Ebony Magazine.

"Peace Corps Worker to Wed Nigerian Engineer," was the bold headline for a brief article in The New York Times from Lagos, Nigeria on Dec. 23, 1964. The couple “went through last-minute preparations today for their wedding Saturday at St. Saviour's Church,” the piece said.

With the Nigerian civil war looming in 1967 Clement left ECN to take up leadership of Biafra's Coal Corporation and electricity utility. He was also made executive chairman of the Biafra Airports Board. Late in the war he became chairman of the Panel on Post-War Reconstruction. He returned to Lagos and the Electricity Corporation after the Biafran war in January 1970. He was also the one who made sure that Planes landed and took off safely in Biafra during the war.

He left the electricity industry to found Freeman Engineering in Lagos in 1973. In 1976 he founded Colechurch International Ltd, a project management and promotion company, in United Kingdom. He and his wife Catherine moved to Westport in 1993.
He initially held a residence card, known as a "green card," as he was spending a good part of his time in his home country Nigeria on business.

In 2007 he finally became an American citizen. He was a speaker at the Y's Men and an active library user while working on his latest book or researching business ideas.

Engineer onyemelukwe is the owner of Colechurch of International Ltd, His son, China Danfort Onyemelukwe, one of the most prominent and important investment banker in the world.

Today, Colechurch is active in 32 countries worldwide and has head office in London and a sub-head office in the US. The group has an asset base of about $750m and annual turnover was $400m, the staff strength worldwide is

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Meet Engr. Clement Onyemelukwe.

The Man Who Designed Nigerian National Grid. He is regarded as the "Father of Electricity" in Nigeria.

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@Nawas_masood @InterMiamiCF Come on @Nawas_masood ! What is this ridiculous Messi-hating about? He is a FAR better player than Cristiano Ronaldo. Fact. Only players in history on Messi’s level are Pele and Maradona. Ronaldo maybe makes the Top 20 of all time.

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@UtdFaithfuls Yes!!! @UtdFaithfuls Ronaldo is just telling like it is. He loves the club and is a winner. I cannot understand how anyone (apart from the type of entitled “don’t criticize me” people he is talking about) can have a problem with anything he said. He wants the best for Utd.

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@marcushek @manunitedzone @marcushek - Ronaldo is the richest footballer on the planet. Almost a billionaire. Irrelevant that he is the highest paid player. He did NOT come back for money. It is not his priority at this stage of his career. He wants to win.

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@samuelluckhurst People - everything Ronaldo said was spot on. Even if you don’t agree 100%, it’s obvious that he loves the club & is trying to transmit his winning mentality to the team. Let’s not forget that he has had more success with ManU than anyone else at the club now - players & staff.

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@samuelluckhurst @Samuelluckhurst - Actually it was v reasonable for Ronaldo to be confident about success. 2nd place last season + signing of Varane, Sancho etc convinced many ManU fans & Ronaldo that the club was ready to challenge. No way he would have realized how weak the foundation was.

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@WeRTottenhamTV from NIGERIA-
Bale just needs minutes, still has world-class quality. Also, PLS help stop this story that Mourinho didn’t want him-played him vs West Ham just 2 wks after he returned. Prob is that Jose HAS to focus on winning games now so can’t bring Bale in

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@WeRTottenhamTV Bale just needs more game time, still has world-class quality. Also, PLS help stop this story that Mourinho didn’t want him- he played him vs West Ham just 2 wks after he returned. Prob is simply that Jose HAS to focus on winning games now so can’t bring Bale in