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Tunni:
if e end 3:3. Quote me, I’ll give you 100k

Achor1111:
You must not use disc .
It can be used like soundbar
It has other features.
Aux
USD
BT
Etc
It

AMINDA:
Lol. Dey play.

Trade Mall ADC cleared it well

Congratulations in advance @Drmopaul

AA 3
YPP 2
SDP 3
APC 26
ADC 139

The APO voice almost block as e dey count 😂🥰 pic.twitter.com/1BlKVEvsSP

— A.O. Yusuf (@DEGEO7) February 21, 2026

Seuntek:
Just get lg bodyguard 1000 Watts or 1250 watts and have peace of mind. The bass is very good and it has multiple functions. All these sound bars are not reliable, before you know it they will stop working. Fake sound bars are too much.

philipobiz:
I wonder why this news is not on the front page to reach a wider audience

Achor1111:
LG body guard is a game changer, try 1250wats.

EloquentMedia:
Top 10 Bluetooth Speaker Brands in Nigeria
Nigeria's audio market is filled with a variety of Bluetooth speaker brands, each offering unique features, sound quality, and designs. Here are some of the popular brands available in Nigeria:

JBL:
JBL is a well-known brand globally and in Nigeria, offering a wide range of Bluetooth speakers. Their products are known for powerful sound, deep bass, and durability. JBL offers speakers for various needs, from small portable speakers like the JBL Go series to larger party speakers like the JBL PartyBox series.

Sony:
Sony is another major player in the audio industry. Their Bluetooth speakers often feature sleek designs, clear audio, and extra bass technology (XBass) for an enhanced listening experience. Sony provides a range of portable and more powerful home-oriented Bluetooth speakers.

Oraimo:
Oraimo has gained popularity in Nigeria by offering budget-friendly Bluetooth speakers with decent sound quality. Their speakers often come with features like long battery life and portability, making them attractive to a wide range of consumers.

Samsung:
Samsung, a giant in consumer electronics, also offers Bluetooth speakers that often complement their mobile devices. These speakers usually boast a combination of style and good sound quality.

LG:
LG provides a variety of audio products, including Bluetooth speakers. Their speakers often focus on immersive sound experiences and sleek designs. LG offers both portable and more robust Bluetooth speaker systems.

Xiaomi:
Xiaomi has made a mark in the Nigerian market with its affordable yet feature-rich products, including Bluetooth speakers. Xiaomi speakers are often praised for their minimalist design and good sound quality for the price.

Poolee:
Poolee is another brand that has a presence in the Nigerian market, offering a range of affordable Bluetooth speakers. They cater to consumers looking for budget-friendly options for personal use.

Zealot:
Zealot bluetooth speakers are widely available in Nigeria and are recognized for offering a range of portable Bluetooth speakers that often combine strong bass with rugged designs, making them popular for outdoor and casual use.

Anker:
Anker, primarily known for its charging accessories, also produces highly-rated Bluetooth speakers under its Soundcore sub-brand. Anker speakers are known for their reliable connectivity, impressive battery life, and balanced sound profiles.

Soundcore (by Anker):
Soundcore, Anker's dedicated audio brand, focuses on delivering high-quality sound experiences. Their Bluetooth speakers often feature advanced audio technologies, customizable EQ settings via apps, and durable, often waterproof, designs, catering to audiophiles and active users.

Laple0541:
A goalless draw!

Arsenal will play really well but the goals will not come.

Almiron:
This is a common trait amongst y'all arsenal fans, una dey like celebrate before the final whistle. Na City dey chase you not Liverpool. Make una mistakenly drop from that top it's over niyen. Y'all will cry blood at the end of the season.

wiseone28:
Na so Bodo glimt been told Vikings before the league ends

ogododo:
Una do well, Liverpool go show Manchester City. Na my thread.

enemyofprogress:
WILL ARSENAL BOTTLE THE LEAGUE AGAIN OR MANCHESTER UNITED IS JUST HAVING THEIR MOMENT?

Manchester United's performance at the Emirates, a surprise? One worthy of reckoning?

Before I look into Arsenal. Let me start from here.

It’s now two wins from two for Michael Carrick. The beauty of this is that Manchester United have now beaten two Premier League title contenders in their last two matches following the sacking of Ruben Amorim.

But hold on. We’ve seen this performance before, haven’t we?

Just before he took over, Amorim defeated Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City as Sporting Lisbon manager and later did the same as Manchester United manager.

This is still new-manager bounce. In addition, Manchester United have managed to be tough against big teams in the Premier League despite their struggles over the years. So this isn’t sustainable yet, and it’s not time to sing Uhuru. Let’s keep monitoring progress.

Regardless, the Red Devils did what was required to win and they won.

It must be said; Senne Lammens saved Manchester United and of course Kobbie Mainoo was solid.

Back to Arsenal.

Sometimes, you just need to do the basics to win.

From the moment Arsenal went behind to Manchester United through Patrick Dorgu’s goal, all they needed was to do the basics, as basic as pass and shoot.

There are matches defined by fine margins, and this one against United was exactly that.

I’ll tell you how.

1. The spirit of this United side was high, higher than Arsenal’s.

2. They had just sacked their coach (new-manager bounce).

3. They had just defeated Manchester City, a title contender.

They had almost nothing to lose, hence playing under little or no pressure.

The same cannot be said of Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta and his boys are league leaders with massive expectations. Arsenal are under immense pressure.

So you approach matches like this with less tactical overthinking or rotation and focus on the basics of football — again, as basic as pass and shoot.

Dear Bukayo Saka,
You should cut down on excessive ball-holding and looking to pass or dribble through tight spaces. Deliver more crosses into the box. Cut inside and shoot more often, unless there’s an obvious situation where passing is clearly better than shooting.

Dear Noni Madueke,
It was expected that you’d do a bit more when you were subbed on. There was a chance where the option was open to either pass into the centre of the box or at least shoot, but you chose to go even closer to the post, eventually losing the ball to Harry Maguire’s clearance.

At the very least, you should’ve learned from the rebound shot you took that rattled the goalkeeper and earned Arsenal a corner. Need I remind you that Arsenal’s 2–2 equaliser came from a corner kick? Imagine if you had produced more of that for a team that has mastered set pieces.

I didn’t see much of the first half, so I’ll stick to the second half and, on that basis, let Martin Ødegaard off.

Dear Eberechi Eze,
In matches like this, you don’t stay rotational with the ball. You find spaces, move into them, and shoot. There should be more aggressiveness, more commitment of your opponent.

Dear Mikel Arteta,
In matches like this, you do the basics; as basic as instructing your players to take shots from considerable distances, cut down on excessive passing, carry the ball more, and shoot.

In what world do you start Gabriel Jesus in a match like this, at a time like this? 🤦🏾‍♂️
Where did you expect him to conjure magic from?

How did Manchester United score two of their decisive goals?

The basics.

Dorgu saw an opening after about two exchanges with Bruno Fernandes. On the third occasion, he decided it was enough, took a shot at the edge of the box, and was rewarded.

Matheus Cunha came off the bench, saw an opportunity from a counterattack outside the box, took a shot, and was rewarded.

Again; the basics.

Now let’s flip the table.

In those same situations, if it were Arsenal, with Eze, Ødegaard, or anyone else, they would likely try to move closer to the goalkeeper, exchange more passes, and eventually lose the chance because of how compact Manchester United defended.

Arsenal may have taken similar chances in other matches and been successful with this approach, but not today and that was the difference.

You must understand when to let go of certain habits and when to hold onto them.

Manchester United understood their strengths and stuck to them: stay compact, counter, and shoot. With Bryan Mbeumo and the introduction of Cunha, that approach was always going to be dangerous.

But Arsenal? No.

No one in Arsenal’s attack was decisive, and that was evident in the nature of their two goals.

First goal: an own goal by Lisandro Martínez

Second goal: a goalmouth scramble from a corner kick.

Arsenal didn’t lose because they were bad.
They lost because they were indecisive under pressure.

It’s not over yet, but if Arteta loses the league again this season after leading for so long, I fear for his job in North London.




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femi4:
Arsenal beware

City is coming

Hezzyluv:
How can I stand living with snake a day in a house let alone 2whole months? The day I will hear they killed snake inside a house, I can't be able to sleep in that house sef.

Op. Fumigate ya house. I repeat, fumigate ya house! That snake parents fit still dey the house.

dominique:
Jesus just missed a chance if making it 4 with his first touch of the match

aieromon:
If you intend to run all ACs at once, the starting watts is 8100W.

You need a generator that can handle 9000W and above.

The ECO12990ES is rated 8200W.

aieromon:
2 HP ACs ~ 9000w
Ox fans ~ 900w
Deep freezer ~ 200w

Total is 10,100w. You need at least 15kVA.

Gptech:
The size of generator you need does not depend on the size of your house, it depends on the load to be powered. It's better you state the power of those your non inverter ACs. Even if you finally get a gen to power them, it's advisable to turn them on one at a time, maybe you give an interval of like 3 minutes in between.

Reference:
With all the early possession Arsenal has not made hay.

This is where the danger to their title run happens.
Take your chances when you are on top is the anthem of the Premiership.