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Lionel Messi is facing a major financial setback after being ordered to demolish a £26m hotel he owns in Barcelona, according to reports in Spain.
Messi began last week on a high after winning the Ballon d'Or for a record seventh time but his celebrations are likely to have been cut short by the news that his four-star hotel has been slapped with a court order for its demolition.
Spanish newspaper El Confidencial claims that the 77-room hotel, known as 'MiM Sitges', does not meet the required building standards in Barcelona.
The hotel's balconies are believed to be too big and the building could be at risk of collapsing if they are downsized or removed.
According to the report, the hotel's fire emergency plan also failed to meet the correct standards.
Messi was not aware that the property had already been ordered for demolition when he bought it in 2017 and only became informed when El Confidencial approached him for comment, according to the Spanish newspaper.
Messi also reportedly owns hotels in Ibiza and Majorca and has spent the majority of his life in Barcelona after first joining the club as a 13-year-old.
He moved to Paris earlier this year following his transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.
The 34-year-old has struggled to produce his best form since arriving at the Parc des Princes but was able to add yet more silverware to his collection this week, after winning the Ballon d'Or ahead of Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski.
Messi is now two clear ahead of his great rival Cristiano Ronaldo but the Argentina international says he is not sure if he is the greatest player of all time.
"I never said, thought, or even tried to come to terms with this idea [of being the greatest]," he told France Football.
"For me, just being able to be considered or cited as one of the best players in the world is more than enough. It is something that I would never have dared to imagine or dream of.
"But... I don't know how to put it so that it's not misinterpreted. It's not that I'm not interested in it, but, let's say that I don't not give much importance to all that.
"It doesn't change anything for me to be the best or not. And I never tried to be either."
True talk you no lie ooooo... Plz do you hv idea on how much resident permit cost
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2. There is so much bad Image for Nigerian in UAE so you must be willing to do more of good conduct to enable you stand out.
3. UAE is not a country you come to with $100 BTA, the moment you drop from the airplane to the moment you receive your first salary is a whole lot of spending, so be prepared
4. 99% of the Jobs your agent promised you from Nigeria is not true, he may also be on overstay and doesn't care if you join him/her.
5. Free accomodation is scarce in UAE, dont get angry when your friend or relative refuses to accommodate you, if you Intend to share with them, always agree properly, don't assume.
6. Your prospective employer has a different culture from you, always calm down to observe.
7. UAE has labour laws, get someone who knows to explain to you, don't act on information you gather online.
8. If you are a skilled worker, eg mechanic, mason, electrician, tiler etc, it's easier for you to get a job than he who comes with a master's degree in philosophy or business admin etc.
9. Always be sure you want a job before you take it , don't sign a job contract and abandon it mid-way, it may be the beginning of your predicament.
10. For those who get promises of visa and ticket to pay back when you get to UAE, there is a 99% chance that you are been exported for prostitution, in UAE prostitution is a CRIME and doesn't give you as much money as it does in Europe , so think twice when you get such offers.
11. If your main business is yahoo, no need to come except you have already made it big in Nigeria and you need a good environment where you can invest your money and have a good life.
12. Don't pay anyone hundreds of thousands of Naira to get a UAE visa with a promise of big job, if you have millions and must come to Dubai, get a one month visa and do a residence permit on arrival if you don't get a desired job.
13. Those who have a personal residence permit tend to get higher paying jobs than those who come with tourist visas and are on company residence permit.
14. You cannot rob a bank, do cultism etc and go free in UAE, there are cameras everywhere and the boarders are tight.
15. Once your visa expires, you loose all your legality and begin to pay overstay fines, avoid it if you can.
16. Shouting, fighting, protesting, illegal gathering, unauthorised photography, cultism are all prohibited in UAE, it will get you into trouble.
17. Not all businesses in UAE are doing well, some Pakistanis, Indians, Filipinos, Arabs etc you call Arbab/ sponsors are also struggling, they set up a company and employ you, they can mess up your stay if they can't proceed with your residence permit.
18. When a company employs you, size them up, evaluate their operations and check well if they are capable of paying salaries and issuing a residence permit, let me explain further; a new coffee shop in Umm Al Quain that employs 6 of you at same time and does not have enough customers may disappoint you, use your brain to avoid crying at last.
19. Starting a business for Nigerians is not as difficult as you hear, that's if you have the money, seek information.
20. UAE is not easy, guys work hard here, really hard.
Around 2015, Kizz Daniel emerged on the scene, as “Kiss Daniel” and quickly became one of the hottest guys around. His sonorous voice and his songwriting skills, earned me a spot at the top and he made quite a number of hits.
Starting from his first single “Woju” which later got a remix featuring Davido and Tiwa Savage, to his smash follow-up “Laye,” Kiss Daniel was really the man.
He even got nominated for Next Rated in 2015, alongside Reekado Banks and Lil Kesh. Some people however didn’t take him serious until he released his debut album, “New Era.”
The album which is full of hit singles and mad jams, is considered a classic today, just five years after the release.
That was the Kiss Daniel we all fell in love with. The young lover boy that had all the vibes.
Fast forward to 2017, he had issues with his record label, G-Worldwide and consequently terminated his deal with them. The breach of contract had Kiss Daniel change his name to Kizz Daniel, adopting the “zz.”
After switching, the first thing he did was do what he wasn’t allowed to do under his former management. That is, do collaborations.
Under G-Worldwide, he wasn’t permitted to collaborate with artists other than Sugarboy who was also signed to the label.
He did a couple of bang features, including “Baba” with DJ Spinall, and “Selense” with Harrysong. There was no stopping Kizz Daniel after that. He then dropped “No Bad Songz” in 2018.
His follow up to “No Bad Songz” was the 2020 album, “King of Love” which had a fewer number of hits.
Compared to what he did with “New Era” though, the album “King of Love” was quite subpar.
It was like the Kizz Daniel who could make instant hits was no longer with us last year when the album dropped, as it was quickly swept under the radar.
But then, could it be the music? Is it that Kizz Daniel‘s vibes are no longer as hard as they were in 2016? Can Kizz Daniel ever make a song like “Jombo” or “Laye” again?
That last question is the one I can answer and the answer is NO! I don’t think Kizz Daniel could ever go back to being that guy he was during his prime. If he could, he probably would’ve, anyway.
One thing seems to look like the truth right now. That Kizz Daniel was better back when he was Kiss Daniel than he is now.
His account was hacked and withdrawals made. He reported to the bank. They traced the hacker's account, blocked further outflows and requested he do an affidavit attesting to the fact that he didn't authorise the withdrawals, only to return to the bank with the court affidavit and was informed that further withdrawals have been made and his N450k savings all cleared.
He quietly left the bank, got a rope and returned to hang himself inside the bank hall.
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