₦airaland Forum

Odobaone:
Engine failure doesn't mean he'll die or the plane will crash. They will drop at the closest airport and thank God for Airt traffic controllers. They're the unsong heroes of aviation. They'll direct the pilot on the safest and quickest place to land for safety.

Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen, has rejected a €75m offer to join Saudi Arabia side, Al Hilal.

According to a post by Fabrizio Romano on his X account on Sunday, “Despite agreement between club to club with Napoli for €75m fee, Osimhen says no to the Saudi Pro League club. Galatasaray will insist on signing him with the race now open again.”

Recall that, throughout his loan spell at Galatasaray, Osimhen has been instrumental in the team’s success, scoring 37 goals in 41 appearances. His impressive performance has made him a fan favorite, and the club is optimistic about retaining him.

PUNCH Online reports that Al-Hilal were inching towards signing Osimhen after increasing their offer to €75m to meet Napoli’s demands, and are looking to have the player’s medical soon, but with the latest development, Osimhen is yet to decide on his future.

DEROX:
I thought Tinubu was a true awoist like the likes of chief bola ige, chief Micheal koleoso, Lam adesina, pa fasoranti but i was wrong

highchief1:
some of us that have male kids are seriously being worried about the use of drugs amongst our children.Deugs and cultism is the major thing to look out for once your boys turn teens.if it’s a girl child na make dem no use prick destroy her.e no get where e easy.

shadelek:
Nigeria is gradually heading back to the days of President Olusegun Obasanjo when one party system was being practiced.
Truth be told, opposition is what makes politics sweet in this country

Bobloco:
The truth is that Tinubu has absolutely nothing to offer Nigerians.
He hasn't perform excellently well to deserve a second term

When it comes to the North, Tinubu can't go there asking for support by promising that power will return to them. Power will naturally return to the North in 2027 or 2031. It's non-negotiable.

The North will likely say; It's better to support our own in 2027 so that power returns sooner rather than later. Unfortunately for Tinubu, he doesn't have mass appeal . And he can't start preaching about allowing the South to complete an eight-year tenure, because he’ll be reminded that he led the gang-up against the South in 2015, cutting short the opportunity for the South to have an unbroken eight-year presidency.

Bobloco:
The truth is that Tinubu has absolutely nothing to offer Nigerians.
He hasn't perform excellently well to deserve a second term

When it comes to the North, Tinubu can't go there asking for support by promising that power will return to them. Power will naturally return to the North in 2027 or 2031. It's non-negotiable.

The North will likely say; It's better to support our own in 2027 so that power returns sooner rather than later. Unfortunately for Tinubu, he doesn't have mass appeal . And he can't start preaching about allowing the South to complete an eight-year tenure, because he’ll be reminded that he led the gang-up against the South in 2015, cutting short the opportunity for the South to have an unbroken eight-year presidency.

JagabanBorgu:
Africans are so obsessed with exchange rate that they lose sight of important things, I have always been saying this since ages ago.
South Korea Won is about 1,300SKW to $1, the sharp difference between SK and Nigeria is economic growth, development etc.
I'm sure the average Ghanaian will dump Ghana and the cedis for SK and their won.
We should be more focused on development, economic growth, etc rather than talking and keep talking about exchange rates, we have been doing this talk for ages, is the currency getting better or getting worse?
If we have been focused on what I mentioned all the years we were focused on currency, we won't be here.


Meanwhile an average Ghanaian can't even afford 10K Ghc.