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BluntTheApostle:But he has gone ahead to clarify it to confused people like you by making public his bachelor’s degree certificate. What else do you want? The way some of you play politics is devoid of conscience. Na every body go suffer if you vote in the wrong candidate. Y’all buy from the same shops and market. If you think it was forged, go and verify it at his alma mata. It is very easy to be verified.Saying he didn’t put it out online himself is laughable, does he need to do it himself? What happened to having aides? |
BluntTheApostle:And you also did not see his degree certificate when he made it public? You guys can only deceive your likes |
Rufai tormented her so much that she couldn't wait to run away from the studio at the end of the interview ![]() |
Elon Musk has offered to buy Twitter for the initially agreed price of $44bn, in a move that could put an end to one of the most high-profile corporate legal battles in decades, according to three people familiar with the matter. The Tesla chief sent a letter to Twitter on Monday night offering to go ahead with the deal, less than two weeks before the two parties were set to go to trial in Delaware Chancery Court. Twitter’s legal team is examining the letter sent by the billionaire entrepreneur, according to people briefed about the matter. It is not a given that the social media company will agree to proceed with the deal without guarantees on timing and certainty of closing, those people added. An emergency court hearing on the matter is expected to take place as soon as Tuesday afternoon, according to two people familiar with the situation. A person close to Twitter said the company is concerned that Musk might be offering to proceed with the deal in an effort to delay a trial. Another person close to Twitter said the matter was not yet fully resolved. Shares in Twitter rose about 13 per cent to $48 before being halted after Bloomberg first reported that Musk proposed to proceed with a deal. The Tesla chief executive initially agreed in April to take over Twitter for $54.20 a share. Just months later, in July, he said he intended to pull out of the deal, citing concerns that the company had misled regulators and investors over the number of fake accounts on its platform. Twitter sued Musk to complete the deal, arguing that his attempt to back out was motivated by protecting his financial interests during a downturn in tech stocks rather than any valid concerns over account numbers. A trial was set to begin on October 17. The two parties have issued dozens of subpoenas to investors, bankers and others involved in the deal, and each has accused the other of failing to co-operate in the pre-trial process. Last month, Musk amended his complaint to include allegations from former Twitter executive Peiter Zatko that the company misled users and regulators about its security practices — claims that were only made public after Musk first announced his intention to pull out, and which the social media company denies. Musk’s attempt to avoid a protracted legal battle — which has already resulted in the release of his private text messages with well-known tech figures — adds another twist to a deal that has caaptivated the corporate world. While most observers believed it would be near-impossible for Musk to back out of the watertight agreement, there was also curiosity as to whether he could get away with it and what that would mean for merger and acquisition contracts more broadly. Historically it has been extremely difficult for buyers who agree to a deal to be allowed to walk away from it unless there are extraordinary breaches of the merger agreement. A coterie of Wall Street banks that have signed up to provide $13bn of financing will now likely be facing a difficult path ahead to unload the debt with the sell-off in the leveraged finance market, and may have to fund the deal at least partially themselves. Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment. https://www.ft.com/content/62c7f674-19ef-45b5-a324-027f443fbde3 |
As a Chelsea fan I totally agree but the decisions cannot be reversed anyway |
mightyleks:Yeah true but not enough for the goal to be disallowed |
Chelsea were lucky, that Westham goal should have stood. I think Tuchel should try out the new 18 year old keeper, both Mendy and Kepa are washed |
Amaka seems to be the one leaving tonight |
A couple relaxing, laughing and joking. He didn't mean it in that sense |
Arant nonsense from a clown. I guess he and his northerners should form their own and continue ruling themselves. After 8 years of the worst thing to ever happen to Nigeria, they want to continue from where the monumental failure of a thing stopped. Greedy fellows. It's either a Southern presidency or kiss the oil money goodbye, bloody parasites! ![]() |
Jennifer663:You that has something to say, keep saying and exposing your imbecility |
Jennifer663:You and yours are worse than one |
Jennifer663:Anuohia! |
Jennifer663:Your generation are pigs, you are all bastards |
Jennifer663:Are you tired? you think you have the monopoly of insult and madness. You come online and start insulting yourself on a thread where should have learnt to mind your business in the first place. That you are jobless and have a miserable life does not mean everyone is in your category or should be on the same level with you. Go get a life kid and stop spamming threads with senseless tantrums, throwing insults at those who you don't know and who are a million years ahead of you in life. Ewu! |
Jennifer663:You are obviously deranged, my daily pay will feed your family and take you off the gutters where you currently lay your head,as a bastard that you are your parents are you must learn to mind your own business so you can stop jumping up and down looking for crumbs |
Jennifer663:You are a miserable being who comes online to pray for innocent people's downfall, a not do well slowpoke like you should go get a life instead of coming online to type gibberish. If you normally mind your stupid business, you wouldn't bring your miserable life on a thread to ask an innocent husler who is trying to make ends meet to return to Nigeria so you and your jobless likes can render him useless.Idiot! |
Jennifer663:Your family and your next generation are bastards |
Jennifer663:A pig like you should never go close to a computer or mobile phone. You nincompoop! |
OriOko88:It's not luck, they couldn't convert chances |
diaspoAFRICANS:Unfortunately, that his own style of coaching |
The Netherland girls are exploiting our left back yet the coach is there screaming instead of doing something about it. The two goals came from that flank |
This one self wan use Peter Obi's name to become relevant. Obidients should just go on ignore mode |
Jennifer663:This mentality will take you nowhere. Listen to the message and stop hating the messenger. If he comes back home, are you gonna find him a job, are you gonna give him food, shelter and clothing? |
tinsel:Considering the level of insecurity in the SE especially Imo, this is impressive |
They are trying to take the heat out of Taylor. Taylor himself saw the incident clearly as he was close to it but he irresponsibly as he always does looked the other way |
My fear with the team going forward is the goal keeper. Congrats to the Falconets |
These people are dumb. The north should also keep off UN money |
Farid24224:He is still a practicing muslim |
Message duly passed and humbly received! |
I think this is a good development |
Beauty with no brain. How dem make this one miss Nigeria sef |
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