21 Savage’s ‘nephew’ 14-year-old Seven Shirley took his own life after accidentally shooting his 12-year-old sister Lyric, who survived 😳🙏🏻
The family says ‘He couldn’t take it,’ as they revealed he bought the gun for $200 after his best friend was shot a week before 💔
Alvarez: I want to leave and join my dream team to fulfill my career goals.
Atico: We will allow you to go to any team but Barcelona.
Alvarez: I don’t want any team other than Barcelona.
Atico: Then, sit there.
Julian Alvarez:
@JustKobby98 I’m sure they do, so I’m thinking the problem is not that Athletico doesn’t want to sell to Barca. The problem is they don’t want to sell him for Cheap. They expect like 200mil.
@JustKobby98 It’s a no brainer,
Club A buys Alvarez, Barca takes him on loan for 1 season and buys him for the exact amount club A paid to Athletico. It’s all legal under FFP, La liga and uefa rules
Earlier that same summer, PSG had already signed Neymar from Barcelona for a world-record €222 million. If they had also bought Mbappé outright in the same accounting period, their spending would have put them under even greater FFP scrutiny. By structuring the deal as:
a 2017–18 season-long loan, and
a purchase obligation/option to be exercised in 2018,
PSG delayed recording most of the transfer fee until the following financial year, giving them more flexibility with FFP compliance.
@KojoJuniorr@Nanna_Osei Once again, your member of parliament is a law maker, his role is to legislate in parliament not build roads.
Don’t let these lawyer politicians deceive you into voting for them on the promise of something they don’t have the power to fulfill.
So you are voting for MP because of their lobbying power and not because of their legislative duty. Vim
Don’t you think that is why most constituencies are underdeveloped?
Is that the right way to ensure every community or constituency gets a share of the state resources?
Lobbying?
Be serious chairman
@Friqqy@fadama_ranks@emeritus274@KojoJuniorr@Nanna_Osei They don't apply ANY critical thought to proposed bills before approving or rejecting. Their thought process boils down to 'my party = approved, rival party = rejected'. The whole parliamentary post needs to either be restructured or eliminated entirely
Almost useless. They often hold privileged seats in parliament for 20 years, enjoying the associated advantages while contributing little to strengthening our constitution and laws. Their votes on legislation typically follow party lines, with little regard for constituents during such vital decisions.
Chale
That is the pattern instilled by the two dominant political parties.
They mislead you with “MP will do your road” while the MP rarely attends parliament to carry out duties. Parliamentary committees are meant to include them, yet they scarcely operate in that capacity.
We criticise MPs while ministers and government appointees responsible for development escape accountability.
@FrankDoe101 I just don’t understand why they can’t be fined or their vehicles impounded.
They are always on the road posing serious danger to oncoming vehicles.
So you are voting for MP because of their lobbying power and not because of their legislative duty. Vim
Don’t you think that is why most constituencies are underdeveloped?
Is that the right way to ensure every community or constituency gets a share of the state resources?
Lobbying?
Be serious chairman