🚨 Arsenal are set to make Piero Hincapié’s loan move permanent in a deal worth a total of €52M.
As part of the agreement, Bayer Leverkusen will retain a 10% sell-on clause. Personal terms have already been agreed, with the Ecuador international expected to sign a 5-year contract.
(Source: @TheAthleticFC)
I find it strange that some people are opposing Caleb Amisi's impeachment attempt simply because it is likely to fail.
Amisi should proceed.
Even if the motion fails, it will force every MP to publicly choose a side and we will know who supports Ruto and who doesn't.
If MPs cannot even attempt to impeach a President they disagree with, then what exactly is Parliament for?
The first hurdle is getting support from at least 117 MPs(1/3rd). That is achievable.
The real challenge is the next stage, where the motion would require 233 votes(2/3rds) for Ruto to have been impeached.
That is where it is likely to fail, not because the Constitution is weak, but because the President has over half of the mps in his pockets.
Which raises a bigger question:
Can Parliament genuinely hold a President accountable when most MPs are politically aligned with him?
Maybe Caleb Amisi will fail.
But failure is not always the point.
Sometimes the point is forcing every MP to take a stand and allowing Kenyans to see exactly where their leaders stand on accountability.
🚨🎙️ | Wayne Rooney on the controversial decisions in the UEFA Champions League Final:
🗣️ “People will celebrate PSG winning the Champions League, and fair enough, but deep down everybody knows Arsenal were on the wrong side of some shocking decisions.
That Madueke incident? If that happened to PSG, the referee points to the spot in two seconds.
You cannot convince me otherwise.
VAR was introduced to stop robberies in football, yet somehow Arsenal still got robbed on the biggest stage in club football.
And the worst part? By next week people will forget the decisions and only remember who lifted the trophy.
That’s football unfortunately.
I’ve seen finals decided by moments, but this one felt decided by fear from the officials. Nobody wanted to make the big call for Arsenal.
If Arsenal had gotten that penalty, the pressure changes completely. PSG panic. The momentum shifts. The entire story of the final could’ve changed.
But once again, Arsenal were expected to just accept it and move on quietly.”
From selling all the parastatals in the country, selling our Health Data records, inviting criminals like Adani, issuing passports to Warlords & Finally inviting Ebola. Ruto Must be jailed after 2027
Breaking: The Sh1,000 note is becoming Kenya's new "small money."
Latest CBK data shows the value of Sh1,000 notes in circulation has surged from Sh278.6 billion to Sh388.4 billion under the Ruto administration.
Think about that.
A few years ago, you could walk into a supermarket with Sh500 and leave with a basket of essentials.
Today, many Kenyans can't even complete a basic shopping trip without pulling out a Sh1,000 note.
That's why more Sh1,000 notes are circulating than ever before.
Not because Kenyans are richer.
Because everyday life is becoming more expensive, especially under the William Ruto Government.
The question isn't why there are more Sh1,000 notes.
The question is: what happened to the purchasing power of the Sh500 note?
Because many Kenyans remember a time when Sh500 felt like what Sh1,000 feels like today.
🗣️ Paul Merson on Arsenal:
“I can’t see any team having a clear plan to stop Arsenal right now. We were talking about them winning the league, but at this point they are the only English team still competing for the quadruple.
That means the conversation is no longer just about whether they can win the league — it’s about whether they can win all four trophies.
Arsenal always seem to find a way to surprise people, so there’s no doubt for me: we are looking at the best team in the world right now. With the form and belief they have, they look capable of anything.” 🔴⚪️