Lai Mohammed must be unbelievably brain- numb if he ever had an iota of such.
What sort of Handicapped politicians do we groom in this country.
This is so depressing to even hear such & comprehend, especially with how downhill
this governments's policies & management is taking the entire country aback
in key sectors.

So with all the cash Dino embezzles buying exquisite & flashy cars, na shoe wey def laff (wey dey open mouth) na him hin see to wear for him pikin. Lol... Abi Is it just me seeing Dino's daughter's shoe laughing in the picture or wat?

A woman claiming her phoned had 'glitched' and accidentally sent someone a picture of her wearing a bikini is in a collection of hilarious social media fails.

The woman was biting her finger in the revealing image and quickly sent the message: 'Sorry my phone glitched and I didn't mean to send that.'

Another person who was helping their friend try and sell a truck accidentally asked them if they wanted a 'f***' because of the predictive text setting on their phone.

Meanwhile, Model Jailyne Ojeda revealed she had men constantly messaging her after she posted a selfie of her wearing skin-tight leggings.

She claimed the image was put online to 'show off her shoes' and claimed she was inundated with messages from 'dudes in her DMs'.

Another men accidentally took a selfie while he was topless and said he was simply trying trying to take screenshot on his phone.

Saudi royal Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud has been revealed to be the buyer of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' painting
It sold last month for a record breaking $450.3million during a Christie's auction in New York City
Prince Bader is the Chairman of the Saudi Research and Marketing Group
Painting, which was authenticated in 2011, is now heading to the Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum - the first museum to bear the Louvre name outside of Paris
The museum has been billed as 'the first universal museum in the Arab world' in a sign of the oil-rich emirate's global ambitions


A Saudi prince has been revealed to be the mystery buyer of the $450.3million Leonardo da Vinci painting of Christ that is now heading to the Louvre Abu Dhabi in a coup for the bold new museum.

Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud shelled out the staggering amount on da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' during an auction last month at Christie's in New York City to make it the most expensive painting ever sold.

The New York Times confirmed that Prince Bader purchased the rare painting after citing documents it had reviewed while in the midst of an investigation into Saudi Arabia’s elite class, including his family and associates.

Prince Bader is not well-known as an art collector and comes from a remote branch of the royal family.

The expensive price tag for the painting is now raising questions over who has been both targeted and spared in the Saudi regime's far-reaching corruption crackdown.

For several weeks, dozens of elites and even some royal family members have been imprisoned at hotels in the country amid Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's ostensible crusade against the perceived self-enrichment in the conservative kingdom.

Super news to all GUNNERS!!!
Hope we get to see the next Lewandowski, Christian Pulisic et al...

Sven Mislintat - one of Europe’s most respected player recruitment experts - is joining Arsenal from Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund.
Read more at https://www.arsenal.com/news/sven-mislintat-appointed-head-recruitment#8uBRq3dOgWSleo25.99

Arsenal have hired Borussia Dortmund's highly respected chief scout Sven Mislintat as the club's new head of recruitment, the biggest overhaul yet of Arsene Wenger's backroom staff in the wake of last season's disappointing league campaign.

Mislintat has become one of the most sought-after talent spotters in Europe after helping Dortmund sign the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Shinji Kagawa, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Raphael Guerreiro and Ousmane Dembele in recent years.

He had been pursued by Bayern Munich earlier this year but last week, sources told ESPN FC that Arsenal were in talks with Mislintat and he is set to start his new job in December after Arsenal confirmed his appointment.

"We are delighted that Sven is joining us," Wenger told the club website. "Identifying and developing talent is a core part of our philosophy and Sven has an outstanding track record over many years. We look forward to him taking our existing recruitment approach forwards.

"We would like to thank Steve Rowley for all his hard work over many years for the club. He has been a key figure in our recruitment of so many top players and has travelled thousands and thousands of miles, watching hundreds of games for us during his time at the club. We wish him well for the future."

Rowley, who has been Arsenal's chief scout since Arsene Wenger took over in 1996, "has stood down from his role but will continue to maintain his relationship and support us with ad hoc scouting on a consultancy basis" after 35 years at the club.

The hiring of Mislintat is the clearest proof yet that Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis is serious about making big changes behind the scenes, as he promised after Wenger was handed a new two-year contract this summer.

Plans to appoint a director of football appear to be on hold after Wenger publicly balked at the idea, while chief transfer negotiator Dick Law had yet to be replaced after stepping down in September.

As the head of Arsenal's recruitment department, Mislintat's role could well encompass some of the duties handled by both Rowley and Law previously.