₦airaland Forum

Unlimited22:
I believe Gianluigi Donnarumma is the long term target. He's out of contract in 2021.


We can even pay AC money to take Kepa
Chic2pimp and Roland17, can you pay our boy Gigi 200k pands weekly?

raiola client at Chelsea ?

afrodoc2:
The guy added Kepa. Was Emenalo responsible for Chelshit paying 80m for a basket?

At least I can store chilled drinks and food in a fridge. Of what use is a basket?

out of 3 players, emanalo was responsible for 2.

afrodoc2:
Emenalo that left Chelshit in 2017 was responsible for the Kepa deal in 2018?

bakayoko and Drinkwater ?

raumdeuter:
How much did she negotiate for Kepa, Drinkwater and Bakayoko?

emenalo was in charge of negotiation then, Barkley was marina first signing as Chelsea negotiator

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think, this is fair enough[/color]

tomori is currently injure

hensben:
But with the signing of a quality CB Rudiger will be more effective when compared to other CBs we have.

rudiger won't be effective regardless who will sign, he lack many things as a defender

Hudson- Odoi confirms rape allegations dropped

Veryfoolishboy:
Is this unilorin Although?

unilorin is not like this

Just marry both of them

The Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, on Tuesday hailed Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for delivering on his words to pay frontline health workers daily allowances in appreciation of their work.

Kwara State chairman of the NMA, Dr. Kolade Solagberu, said in a statement in Ilorin, the state capital, that AbdulRazaq had fulfilled his promise to pay decent allowances to all the health workers involved in the COVID-19 campaign.

While medical doctors are being paid N25,000 daily, all other categories of health workers in the frontline are getting varying allowances on a daily basis to encourage them to do more.

“This is to appreciate Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq who has kept to his words by fulfilling all promises, especially the recently disbursed financial motivations to the Frontline Healthcare workers in Kwara State who are actively involved in facing the COVID-19 challenge in the State,” Dr Solagberu said.

“This is no doubt motivating and an added impetus towards driving the ready spirit of the health workers.

“The Kwara State branch of the Nigerian Medical Association is proud to have you as our governor at this crucial time and shall sustain our collaborative stance to further break newer grounds for an overall improved health care system in Kwara State.”

The government, meanwhile has commended the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, for its technical support for the state’s medical team, saying the NCDC delegation would be leaving Kwara better prepared to manage COVID-19 and similar cases in the future.

“I write on behalf of His Excellency Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and the good people of Kwara State to express our profound appreciation for your noble contribution while in the state particularly in the fight against COVID-19,” Kayode Alabi, Deputy Governor and Chairman of the Kwara State Technical Committee, said in a letter addressed to the NCDC team which departed the state on Tuesday.

“Your expertise and technical know-how has tremendously improved the state’s healthcare services especially during this crucial time of combating the dreadful COVID-19 pandemic. It is also pertinent to state that the history of the present health challenges will not be complete without your contribution written in gold.”

The NCDC delegation, led by Dr Shuaib Belgore, arrived Kwara a few weeks ago to drill the state’s medical team on the handling of the pandemic, resulting in strengthened capacity and capability of the state to tackle the pandemic.)

Mynd44

Thecassanova:
Just cause of injury ridden spurs, abeg

the guy is far better than rudiger

Christensen is underrated

Federal government should start giving us holiday to make it as national holiday

Best governor in Nigeria

thorrvik55:
I blame the Nigerian FA 100% for that. They should have kept tabs on those boys even b4 they started playing professional football.

It's not when they start playing regular first team football that they are supposed to start trying to convince them..

NFF are not serious, England av been calling those boys since u16 but NFF will wait till dey turn professional before they take the first step

Elnino4ladies:
How many of them can you recognize?? Me Tomori and Dominic Solanke

Tammy Abraham

thorrvik55:
Tammy, Solanke and...?

Ruben sammut

Azpi is our major problem

Full draw

Kimbeast:
Fun fact: Mount is one goal away from equaling Willian's last year's Premier league goal tally.

Tammy as equal giroud goal in the EPL last season.

muyiwaadekunle1:
Lampard has killed this game. Why thrust 3 inexperienced players into the fore in a game of this magnitude?
Batshuayi would have been a better substitution for Giroud and William for Pulisic.
They're experienced playing at the big stage. Damn!
#Lampard out #

olodo

MichaelBukamzy:
Lampard must be very stuupid to use this shiity line up against united. Chelsea's defeat would be one of a kind. The mugu think say he still derby county.

who suppose to start Terry and luiz?

You're not normal,
Sango needs to locate you quickly.

says budget must reflect people's need.

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq on Tuesday directed top civil servants to meet him at the state's school of special needs for their budget review meeting.

In what was a first in the state's history, AbdulRazaq said he purposely scheduled the meeting for the school to let the top bureaucrats and government functionaries appreciate the need to allocate resources in manners that directly benefit the downtrodden in the society.

The governor had earlier visited the school a few weeks ago to listen to the teachers and inspect the facilities there, apologising to the children and promising to quickly attend to their needs.

"Work has started, in line with our Iseya mantra. I'm sorry to drag you here; it is symbolic. This is necessary for you to understand that there are other people who have needs that we should meet. I want (the budget) to be more inclusive going forward," he told the civil servants at the mid year budget review session in Apata Yakuba suburb of Ilorin, the state capital.

The meeting was attended by the Head of Service Mrs Susan Modupe Oluwole; Chairman of the Kwara State Internal Revenue Service (KW-IRS); permanent secretaries; directors and heads of various government departments and parastatals.

AbdulRazaq told the bureaucrats that bringing them to the school was to ensure that budgets are made to reflect the condition of the people, and not a show of executive powers.

"I've been here before and I know they have needs. The pupils here don't have access to very basic needs. They don't have light. They can't read. This is a trend across the state. Our schools are in bad states. This is why we emphasise the need to get basic things running first," he said.

"The budget should be realistic. We should bring things back to standard. So, bringing you here is to encourage you to feel the situation here. It is not impunity. It is for us to understand the terrible state of things. It is to make you appreciate the situation here. I want you to appreciate the environment in which you work.

"We want to put basic things in place first before we move into big budget (projects). We will eventually embark on those (big) things but we want to put basic things in place first."

He urged the top civil servants and wealthy members of the society to help the needy such as the special needs children and other disadvantaged members of the society.

The meeting was the second time the governor would pull top civil servants to the hinterland to have a feel of the condition of the people.

In June, the governor summoned permanent secretaries and other officials to Patigi, in Kwara North, following his visit to some schools and hospitals whose conditions he said were unacceptable to him.

Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

Oasis007:
£180k that could rise to £200k with Bonuses Bro.

ur source?

muyiwaadekunle1:
If i were Marina, i would have sold this bloke to Bayern for £30m. How can a 19 yr old hold Chelsea to ransom? Its not like he's a 19 yr old Messi, Hazard, Ronaldo or Leroy Sane.

you expect him to sign contract immediately after watching Chelsea destroy most of their academy players

Callum Hudson-Odoi has agreed a £100,000-a-week Chelsea deal which will keep him at Stamford Bridge for the next five years. - multiple reports

Well deserved