Joseph Kol

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

@abdullahayofel @AbiolaAzee96094 @OlayinkaLere He became governor by court ordered then,Celestine Omeha got party tickets without primary election and won governorship election. Amechi took him to court after Omeha use few months Becau Amechi contested primary and came first..

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

@emmy__iv @davido Una sha mumu so much. He should've been in the local government that he'll vote since yesterday evening. Movement is restricted and that's how it use to be

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

@blu_due @Osun_Boy001 @davido Una sha mumu so much. He should've been in the local government that he need to vote since yesterday evening. Movement is restricted and that's how it use to be

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

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[𝓛𝓸𝓻𝓭 𝓓𝓻𝓮𝔂 👑 @lorddrey]

Stupid Nigerian: Iran should not have nukes. You want a Muslim country to have nuclear weapons? They will use them to wipe out the whole world and everyone not Muslim.

ME: Pakistan is a Muslim country with nukes, and you are still alive. Why has Pakistan not wiped you off?

Stupid Nigerian: Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims.

ME: But only a Christian country has ever used a nuclear weapon on civilians, not military assets. In fact, twice.

Are Christians still not terrorists by your standards?

You see, sometimes stupidity is genetic. Some of you were born naturally Stupid because your parents were stupid.

That is why, as stupid as you are, you should marry someone smart; some of your children can escape this stupidity from your gene pool.

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

@OkosDey4You @lorddrey Una sha mumu with this your age? 🇮🇷 will have nukes and there's nothing USA and it's allies can do about it ok.

[Joseph Kol @kol_joseph]

@lorddrey When people like us tell them to learn, they'll not but they're rather following any events emotionally without proper deep research and thinking. Western world created terrorists org in d world to destabilize other countries. They have no respect for another country borders.

[Defense News Nigeria @DefenseNigeria]

The U.S. is building its largest consulate in the world in Nigeria, at Eko Atlantic, Lagos, on 12.2 acres of land at a cost of over half a billion dollars.

At the same time the U.S is imposing stricter visa restrictions and enforcement measures on Nigerians.

So what exactly is the strategic logic in building the worlds largest consulate in Nigeria while simultaneously trying to reduce the volume of visa and consular services it provides to Nigerians to the barest minimum?

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🔵🔴 Marc Casadó, set to leave Barcelona in the upcoming days with offers being assessed.

He’s not travelling for next pre-season games.

[𝕍𝕗𝕪𝕟𝕟_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨LEAKED | INNER SOURCE REVEAL

Inner sources reveal why Rodri shut the door on Real Madrid and chose Barcelona

Sources close to Rodri camp have revealed the exact moment the Manchester City Midfielder decided to reject Real Madrid, the instant Barcelona entered the race.

According to the insider, “Rodri was never interested in Real Madrid in the first place. Not once. The only reason the door even opened was because José Mourinho personally got involved. Mourinho called him and was brutally honest: Real Madrid’s biggest problem is the midfield. He told Rodri that Bellingham and Camavinga simply do not have the football IQ or the creative control he needs in that area. He said the team looks chaotic when they try to dominate games and that only someone with Rodri’s brain could fix it. That conversation temporarily moved the needle. Rodri started listening. But it never came from his own desire.”

Same source continues:

“Even while those talks were happening, Rodri already knew Florentino Pérez didn’t really want him. The Ballon d’Or situation with Vinicius was a massive factor. Pérez took that personally. There was a feeling inside the club that bringing in the player who ‘stole’ something from Vini would look like an admission of failure. Rodri felt it. He told people around him that Pérez’s pride was bigger than the football need.”

Source with knowledge of the Barcelona side:

“Rodri had been waiting for Barcelona to make a real move for a long time. He got tired of waiting and at one point concluded that maybe Barcelona simply felt their midfield was already stacked. That’s when Hansi Flick and Deco stepped in hard. They didn’t just talk about minutes. They sat him down and explained the entire project — the way they want to control matches, the positional discipline, the progressive role they see for a deep-lying controller who can also dictate tempo in the final third. Rodri’s response was immediate. He told them his style has always fitted Barcelona more than Madrid. The structure, the possession, the responsibility on the ball — that’s his natural habitat.”

The source then continued:

“He was very clear with people close to him: ‘It has always been Barça.’ The idea of ‘returning home’ wasn’t about geography for him — it was about the football. Madrid felt like a political environment where he would have to fight Pérez’s ego and the existing hierarchy. Barcelona felt like a place where the coach and sporting director were actually building something that matched how he sees the game. Once Flick and Deco made that clear, the Madrid interest became background noise.”