@SaharaReporters You can't give what u don't have. It always seems difficult for the incompetent until the competent comes in and does it seamlessly. People score A and people score D to the same exam questions.
@PackErnieMyers Well said Mike, we get the respect u have for those that paved the way for u, but the GOAT debate isn't ur call at all...it is ours, and we've made our decision. You are the GOAT of basketball. Thank you
@NoSpinZA@Trevornoah@TBCZA When they talk you'll think they'relaw aviding themselves. Ur people committed murder and u said nothing about it. I honestly pity the unfortunate foreigners that find themselves in ur xenophobic country
@ARISEtv It's a big shame we have such poor quality individuals handling our football affairs. Just look at us, we missed 2 world cups consecutively. We have only one CAF accredited stadium in the whole country. Big big shame because of people like this.
@ARISEtv Of course Pinnick will support the proposal by Infantino. No surprise at all, once there's money involved u can bet most CAF countries will jump on it. Corrupt individuals who have nothing to offer, just there to steal money meant for developing football in their countries
@asemota What I see here is just content from a content creator. Do u have to slander ur country wit every opportunity u get? Nigerians are the worst ambassadors of Nigeria, I actually don't know any country that has this problem. Later you'll cry about how disrespected our passport is
@Ghiff23_@iMiaSanMia You really think Ivory Coast plays wild a d unorthodox football without real tactics?? If u genuinely think that way then we have a problem
@Mario_Sneh So who exactly are u blaming, the team that planned his schedule when he visited or Nigeria??? What's all this self hate thing some of u guys are doing online. It's so disgusting. You guys will still be the ones crying when embassies disrespect ur green passport. Carry on
@elnathan_john Well written article but I think we as Nigerians need to distinguish between genuinely calling out our leaders to act right and broadcasting our flaws to the rest of the world. I think this is demarketing pro max. Only Nigerians do this, no other citizens have this habit.
President Paul Kagame attended the AFCON final last night in Morocco but he actually didn't just go to watch the game. Paul Kagame took along with him the 30 y/o minister of sports Hon. Rwego Ngarambe. Kagame kept showing the young minister everything around the stadium.
Unlike Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania that submitted a joint bid for 2027 AFCON, Rwanda has submitted her own bid for 2029 or 2035 AFCON. With 3 international stadia already in place and more underway, Paul Kagame hopes Rwanda beats Ethiopia and Senegal who are in for the race.
Leadership is never hard.
@FisayoDairo@YinkaTinuade@ColinUdoh@TheOddSolace From wat I saw from the Senegalese boys yesterday I think the Super Eagles have a mentality problem. Our players are mentally weaker than Senegal. Just look at wat Morocco did to us and look at wat happened when they met Senegal. And most of them are in their early 20s. Amazing
@PoojaMedia Jokers. They don't ever mention the poor officiating in this AFCON. Keep deceiving yourselves. What Senegal did will be repeated by another team if this stupidity continues. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
I want to add to this. This is why a small salary can lead to a great future:
1. Learning is the real pay.
When you are just starting, the most important thing shouldnโt be the money in your pocket, itโs what stays in your head. You are learning how to work with people, how to fix problems, and how to be a professional. These are things a classroom cannot teach you.
2. You meet people who can help you.
If you stay at home waiting for a big job, you meet no one. If you take the small job, you get into the building. You meet bosses, coworkers, and customers. One of these people might be the person who helps you get your next big dream job.
3. It shows you are a worker.
Employers like people who are busy. Taking a small job shows that you are hardworking and humble. It is much easier to get a better job when you already have one, because it proves you are reliable.
4. Itโs better to move than to wait
Many people waste months or years waiting for a perfect salary. While they are waiting, they are getting rusty. If you start now, you are gaining speed. You are becoming smarter and sharper every day while they are still sitting on the couch.
5. You build your own confidence
There is a special feeling that comes from earning your own money, even if it isn't much. It makes you feel proud. It teaches you how to be disciplined and how to take care of yourself. This inner strength will help you when you eventually face bigger challenges.
6. You learn how to handle money
If you can manage 100k well, you will be able to manage 1 million later. It teaches you how to plan, how to save, and what things are truly important. It builds a good foundation for your life.
The truth is simple. Your first job is not where you will stay forever. It is just a seed. You don't look at a seed and get angry because it isn't a tree yet. You plant it, you water it, and you watch it grow.
Don't wait for the perfect life. Start where you are, use what you have, and do what you can.
Football administrators in Nigeria @thenff I hope u guys can see the dividends of proper investment in football by the Senegalese FA. Two Afcons out of the last 3 . They had 0 just five years ago, they've almost caught up with our 3 titles.