Manchester United transfer target Jadon Sancho sent fans into frenzy with his latest social media post.
Manchester United fans hijacked Jadon Sancho's social media pages after the Borussia Dortmund star posted an image alongside Marcus Rashford from their time together on England duty.

Sancho is a priority target for United who are relaxed over their pursuit for the 20-year-old. MEN Sport understands Dortmund are attempting to arouse interest in Sancho from other clubs to accelerate a deal before their pre-season fixtures start.

Rashford and Sancho are international teammates for England and the United star believes the former City player would be a great fit for the Old Trafford club.

"It would be good [if Sancho joined United]," Rashford said on an Instagram Live in April. "Sancho is a great player. He's like the new generation player."

Sancho sent fans into frenzy with a social media post on Wednesday, choosing an image of himself and Rashford to promote a new Nike campaign.
United star Jesse Lingard recently echoed Rashford's thoughts and believes Sancho would be an excellent signing.
He said: "Jadon is a brilliant player. It's obviously up to him. I've seen him with England, I’ve seen his qualities and I feel like he’d be a great addition to any team."

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https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/sancho-rashford-man-utd-news-18690681

Hi nairaLannders. Two weeks back, we heard of mysterious deaths in Kano state. But since then, nothing more has been heard. I'm asking, has the deaths stopped, is it okay then to dismiss corona as the cause.

[quote author=EzzyCarter post=88878348]I Kant Kan for Kano anymore [u/quote]
This must be a local man

The police recently arrested the killers of PA Fasorantin's daughter. Was Tinubu right in claiming that the killers are not herdsmen

As shared by a Facebook user, building where Lord Lugard signed Nigeria's amalgamation in Zungeru is in ruins.

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Zungeru, town of amalgamation, in shambles (Premium Times 201)

In the razzmatazz of the centenary celebration, the picture seeks to bring to the fore the state of the city that birthed the amalgamation.

With drums of the centenary celebration beating thunderously in various councils, especially the councils of the Federal Government and its supporters, mostly known as sycophants, the average Nigerian, the president talked about in his interview with Christina Amanpour, still feels the pangs of ill governance, including the lack of electricity that President Goodluck Jonathan spoke so glowingly about.

Monies spent for the centenary celebration should be used for other purposes, the average Nigerian would say. And some think the huge celebration in honour of the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern protectorate is a celebration of colonization. The amalgamation signified a height of exploitation of the colonies forcefully acquired by the Britons. Nigeria was forcibly yoked together regardless of the will of the people involved for the singular reason of further and easier exploitation.

There are, however, other schools of thought in favour of the celebration of the 100th year of the amalgamation of the North and South of Nigeria. “We like the idea of a centenary celebration. If anything, it will help to unite our dear country even more,” travel journalist, Pelu Awofeso, says.

But he brings to the fore, the absolute dejection of the historic town where the joining of the south and North actually took place.

Zungeru in Niger State is the town where Frederick Lugard signed the amalgamation into being. It should be the centre of the celebration; after all it is the point where South and North met. It should be the ideal Centenary city, but so far, not much has been heard about the town, an important historical landmark in Nigeria, Mr. Awofeso says.

Here is an image to draw a picture of the state of neglect Zungeru is in while the Federal government celebrates the centenary in grand style dedicating a whole year and huge sums of money to.

This is the house where Frederick Lugard signed the amalgamation of Northern and Southern Nigeria.

Zungeru is a city dejected; the centenary celebration committee might want to take note of this.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/125291-zungeru-town-of-amalgamation-in-shambles.html

The issue of the Supreme Court ruling had become a hot cake in my neighborhood, some have gone as far as saying various parties have made statement. So am asking nairaLanders, the source of all credible info's, .... Any statement from Bros?

Mine, am not going to lie to you, no orphanage visits, no hangout with friends. I have collected some recent movies, I'm going to be holed up watching movies, sounds boring but that's val for me.
So what will you be doing this Val.

You will get yours doon

Food is ready

We die here

Chai... Buhari

Osinbande whyyyyy

Look before you leap as the saying goes.

We know it's true