I saw a 24-25-year-old Raphinha struggle for two seasons at Barcelona, and everyone was shouting, “Sell him, sell him!”
Then, in the next two seasons, he became one of the best players in the world and is now our captain.
But with a 22-year-old Balde, suddenly we've drawn the line? Why?
• Earns 10x more than Balde
• 5 years older than Balde
• Had just as bad a season as Balde without even having the excuse of injuries
• We don't really have a reliable first-choice player in his position, unlike Balde, where we have Cancelo
• Would generate a higher transfer fee than Balde
I honestly don't understand why the board would choose to keep him and sell Balde. I just can't find a reason.
هل هو كبير سنا ؟ لا ، عمره 23
هل راتبه ضخم ؟ لا ، راتبه 1.6M
هل هو تافه ؟ لا ، امكانيات ضخمة
هل يسبب مشاكل ؟ لا
هل يطالب بالاساسية بكل الاوقات ؟ لا
هل يرفض كونه دكة ؟ لا
حرفيا مافي اي مبرر لبيعه
I am not a politician, so I’ll speak my truth. Until 2023, we were losing 97% of our oil production to theft. Today, losses are down to 2%, we retain 98%, and we no longer need to know anyone at the CBN to access dollars.
~ Tony Elumelu says
THE SURVIVAL OF NANS IS A PRIORITY
As President of NANS, the survival, sustainability and independence of this organization remain a priority for me.
When you hear me speak about DUES, it is actually not because of NANS National. Whether dues come in or not, NANS National will always find a way to function.
My concern is the sustainability of the entire structure of the organization.
NANS has 37 JCC Chairmen, including the FCT, and 6 Zonal Coordinators. These are supposed to be the first point of call for students at the grassroots. Unfortunately, many of them are almost incapacitated. They struggle to represent you because they lack the resources and support required to move around, engage authorities and respond to students’ challenges.
Many depend on support from their respective state governments. But let me tell you the truth: about 90% of state governments do not prioritize supporting student leadership. And honestly, how do you empower someone who is expected to hold you accountable?
Every NANS executive is human before becoming an executive. If we genuinely want an independent, vibrant and effective NANS, its members must also be empowered and financially capable of standing on their own.
We are committed to better representation. We want to remain by your side and fight for you whenever your rights are threatened. But for this to work sustainably, every member must also play their part.
As crazy as you may think NANS is, the truth is that the name still sends shivers down the minds of oppressive school managements.
Students call on NANS for issues as small as:
• Election rigging in their institutions
• Arbitrary fee increments
• Departmental extortion
• Lecturers’ intimidation
• Examination irregularities
• Course registration deadlines
• Unfair academic policies
• And many other challenges.
Sometimes, I personally spend close to ₦500,000 to push statements and issues concerning students and institutions through the media.
The reforms we are proposing may not necessarily benefit this current administration. That is not the point.
The point is to reset NANS properly.
We must build an organization that will survive beyond individuals, administrations and personalities.
NANS must be independent.
NANS must be sustainable.
NANS must be vibrant.
NANS must remain the voice of the Nigerian student.
Let us all play our part in building the NANS we want to see.
The reform must continue.
The reset must happen.
The organization must survive. 🇳🇬❤️
Good Morning to you All…
NANS PRESIDENT.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT) has delivered on several promises made in 2023.
• Removal of fuel subsidy ☑️
• Exchange rate unification ☑️
• Provision of student loan for indigent students (@NELFUND) ☑️
• Elimination of academic disruption for the higher education sector via deal signed with ASUU ☑️
• FREE Technical Education in Nigeria (tuition, accommodation, meals) ☑️
• TVET Initiative (tuition-free training and start-up support for selected trades in high-demand sectors) ☑️
• Tax Reform ☑️
• LG Autonomy (in progress) ☑️
• ISWAP, BH Bastards and IPOB degraded; more to be done ☑️
Overall, we have made progress. However, more needs to be done and the business of governance is continuous. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will retain the mandate and continue the reforms in 2027.
About this topic, you speak ignorantly.
Catholics are not the owners of Christianity, Christ founded it on the apotles.
Christianity has been before Catholicism (the worship of God through a woman)
Catholicism tries to edit Christianity by merging peganism into it.
The appstles didn't do what catholics are doing today, do your research before putting out sensitive information as this.
The question is, Who taught them this way of worship?
Barcelona is currently partnering with Google Pixel.
Players who signs for Barcelona will get a Cupra, yearly Spotify subscription and a Google Pixel. Perks of playing for Barca😭❤️
This is Dr. Daniel K. Olukoya, a Nigerian scientist and clergyman who holds a PhD in Molecular Genetics from the University of Reading.
He later founded Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), combining his scientific background with a life of religious leadership and ministry.
73% of women on the titanic survived.
Only 19% of men did.
Read that again.
Even the richest men alive, class, power, status, all useless when the ship started sinking.
Hierarchy collapsed.
Gender didn’t.
“Women and children first”
Not a suggestion.
A rule men didn’t break.
Men stood there.
No panic
No begging.
Just accepted it.
They didn’t ask:
“Do I know her?”
“Is she worth it?”
“Will she remember me?”
No one asked if it was fair.
No camera.
No applause.
No second chances.
Zero return.
Full cost.
Understand this:
When survival gets limited, a man’s life becomes negotiable.
Men like that built the world.
And today?
Masculinity gets mocked.
Call it whatever you want.
But when everything collapsed, men paid first.
This isn’t opinion.
This is history.