It's time for Meltdown FC to raise their heads...
Just remember, it's only about 17 weeks til the next transfer window.
Arsenal are not going to buy just anyone just to make up the numbers, it has to be the right person or profile.
@EduardoHagn You guys just expect too much on deadline days. I think Wenger spoiled you lot. Arteta won't panic-buy a starting attacker today so just chill and concentrate on Brighton tomorrow
What Martinelli needs now is love and support, not hate!
Yes, its annoying and can be frustrating, but hating him is not going to help him get through the rough patch or get any better?
But, love and support can help him!
You call yourself a club supporter, so "Support!!!"
Now that the Paris Olympics 2024 has officially ended and our dear Team Nigeria, despite the huge financial investment made into the project, is returning without a single medal, let me unreservedly register my displeasure with the performance of our team and their handlers.
The North did not stop anybody from protesting against Buhari's clear and obvious misrule. In fact, as I recall, the loudest and most insufferable defenders of all things Buhari were the loudmouths from Lagos who thought that their purpose in life was to get their Ikoyi golden calf into Aso Rock, whereupon they would get their turn with the prom queen at the apparent expense of the southeast (which per the rotational principle, was supposed to produce the president in 2023).
The fact that the North has decided against returning the favour by dying of Tinubu's (even worse) misrule simply means that the political consciousness of the North is superior to that of the idiots in Lagos and the southwest. It means that they are smart enough to only tolerate misrule 50% of the time, while the idiots in the southwest will accept it 100% of the time. It means that the Northern political establishment will accept misrule where they directly benefit from it, and will oppose it where they don't, while the generational blockheads in Lagos will vote for and cheerfully endure all kinds of misrule on credit.
To protect Buhari because of their golden calf's 2023 plan, these idiots even enabled a massacre of civilian protesters in Lagos and went around saying, "Where are the bodies?" At least we know for a fact that no northerner alive or dead would have watched a southern president shoot 100 unarmed, peaceful northern civilian protesters dead in the middle of Kano, and said nothing about it because of an election. That means the North has a basic sense of pride and honour. They have a code. It's not their fault that we don't.
I am fully in support of their regime change agenda, and if it results in a northern military head of state, I will offer my full support to him as long as his agenda involves aligning Nigeria with the AES bloc and integrating Nigeria's economic and defense strategies with China and Russia.
In case you're asking, "Has David given up on democracy?" The answer is, whatever poor attempt at democracy that existed in Nigeria died on May 29, 2023. Since then, Nigeria has been ruled by a hostile, foreign-puppeted, unelected occupying regime made up of former inhabitants of American prison cells.
I'm fully ready to take an actual full-chest military dictatorship over...whatever the fuck this is.
Protest dey come
Instead of you to tell Tinubu to step down, you're busy looking for sponsors of the protest.
Oga let me give you names of the sponsors.
1. Hunger
2. Inflation
3. Fuel pump price
4. Minimum wage
5. Power or no light
6. Bad roads
7. Budget padding
8. INEC rigging of election with impunity
9. Highest cost of Governance
10. Highest bidder appointments
11. Excessive borrowings for looting
12. Crude oil theft
13. Non functional refineries
14. Excess electricity tarrif
15. Excessive bank charges
16. Resource control
17. 1999 constitution
18. No restructuring
19. Consumption instead of production
20. Arable farmland without subsidized mechanized farming equipments
21. Breakdown of law and order
22. Injustice at the courts
23. Failed civil service system
24. Non functional educational system
25. Japa syndrome
26. Corruption
27. Unaccountability of public office holders
28. Poor road networks
29. Worst housing Program
30. Non real estate funding
31. Interest rates for entrepreneurs
32. Devastating economic policies
33. Looting and lootocracy
34. Growing division amongst ethnic groups
35. Naira devaluation
36. Poverty
37. Non support for local manufacturers and local contents
38. Highest import duties ever
39. Underfunded army and police
40. Salaries a d pension delays.
We're not begging for power because power belongs to the people and we the people are here to say enough is enough.
Tackle these things and see if anyone will think of protesting.
Nonsense.
Dia fathers.
Goodluck Jonathan Assembled “Nigeria’s Finest Brains” To Run His Govt - Can Tinubu Learn?
You say Jonathan ran a very corrupt government…I won’t argue.
You allege that he was a hopeless drunk…I no sabi.
You say he’s promiscuous and a cheat…I don’t care
But…
Will you question Jonathan’s genuine intention for Nigeria - especially by assembling the “best brains” to run the major sectors of the economy.
In fact, his cabinet was fondly called a “star-studded” cabinet.
A majority of them became most sought-after, upon leaving office in 2015, to head top positions across the globe - largely because of the wealth of knowledge, experience, and capacity they’re blessed with.
No 1:
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala - Co-ordinating Minister for the Economy/Finance Minister.
You are always liking and retweeting all my business post....and now the first to follow my Instagram business page....I really do appreciate....🙏
I'm sending you one new Arsenal jersey of your choice....dm me size and customization details.
@Elkrosmediahub 30th April FG announced b/w 25% and 35% salary adjustment for 6 salary structures but till date nothing has been heard about that. Implementing this new minimum wage will take another industrial action. Premature to and unworthy of celebration