@manjangsambu@MadridXtra Make them jump straight into ball work when some players have lost their fitness & explosiveness after not playing competitive football for almost 2 months. They’d skip the physical conditioning that’s supposed to bring them back up to the level of fitness required for matchdays?
@manjangsambu@MadridXtra Nothing dey annoy me pass seeing a total novice in a field trying to correct the professionals in that field who probably have multiple degrees in sports science.
Do you know what the off season does to an athlete’s body?
You’ve never played any sport, it shows.
@veezybeee@manjangsambu@MadridXtra Person wey Dey craze 😂
Some of these players have been on an almost 2 months hiatus since they last played competitive football. Some go come back rusty, 2kg-5kg overweight, lacking sharpness and the idiot thinks they don’t need rigorous cardio for conditioning.
If Una done put footballer picture for profile picture like this, no kind of rubbish wey Una no Dey tweet.
If you were France’s coach now, would you have started Cherki too? Ahead of who most importantly?
@Rouphages@NigeriaStories The sheer enormity of your stupidity is staggering! You’re so comically dumb, a bowl of ewedu has more functional cells than your brain.
Imagine the comment from a grown man 🤦♂️
Nigeria faces some of the highest upstream crude production costs globally (often cited near $48/barrel due to security challenges and aging infrastructure), compared to ultra-low-cost producers like Saudi Arabia.
@effkaybaba@ChuksEricE Do you have a family history of mental illness?
1. Where is open grazing legal in Nigeria?
2. Someone is taking evidence of a safety hazard to motorists which he could’ve reported to traffic management authorities & you’re talking about consent?
3. Have you lost your mind?
@alexofficiallyy@Osi_Suave Would you rather we spend 76% of our budget on fuel subsidy and have little to nothing left for administrative expenses, capital projects and debt servicing?
Zacch Adedeji went as far as describing the removal of subsidy as a fiscal necessity rather than a policy choice.
@alexofficiallyy@Osi_Suave My bro, we share similar sentiments on APC when it comes to other issues but on this fuel subsidy issue, let’s be objective.
Fuel subsidy had to go. It’s not sustainable for the country to be spending around 56% to 76% of its budget on fuel subsidy.