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Better to have crisis now and settle it than to have crisis during electioneering campaign |
Senior man. Thank you for making Pep know you can still make without him and Man City |
The northerners will always rally round and support their own no matter their offence. If the south don't rise in support of their own now, it maybe too late for them |
FreeStuffsNG:Don't you know that Fayemi of Ekiti want presidential ticket and Buni is in support because it would be a Christian/muslim ticket which the North preferred to Tinibu Muslim/christian ticket. |
FreeStuffsNG:All I was I saying is that the West want the problem to be solve but the North don't because the problem is of benefits to them |
Looks like his head is undergoing metamorphosis. God have mercy. |
North versus the West |
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Wrong in the view of those that tie wrappers and right in the view of those that wear trousers and bum short |
Stop beating around the bush, just say you won't accept Tinubu but you people can accept an old bedridden man so far he is a Northern Muslim |
I came to check the picture or video of the clash, you come show us umbrella. op be careful o |
Pastrepreneur spotted |
One day the people who impose detainer on detainees shall one day be detained. |
And the money will be given to almajiri states who are against betting and gambling. All thanks to lord Lugard and his side chick |
With PSG and Man City having financial fair play to watch out for, Messi is likely to be signed for a much lower wage that's is if not clubless till January. |
Best decision, complete your 4 months and leave |
Barcelona say Lionel Messi will not be staying at the club "because of financial and structural obstacles". Messi, 34, has been a free agent since 1 July when his contract expired. He agreed a new deal on reduced wages with the club two weeks later, but it was dependent on Barca selling players to afford his salary. "Both parties deeply regret that the wishes of the player and the club will ultimately not be fulfilled," the club said. Barcelona had said Messi was poised to extend his 21-year association with the club by signing the new deal on Thursday, and blame La Liga for the failure to do so. He had reached an agreement to stay with the Catalan side until 2026 - but La Liga said the club must reduce wages before he and any new players can be registered. "Despite FC Barcelona and Lionel Messi having reached an agreement and the clear intention of both parties to sign a new contract today, this cannot happen because of financial and structural obstacles [Spanish La Liga regulations]," the club said. "FC Barcelona wholeheartedly expresses its gratitude to the player for his contribution to the aggrandisement of the club and wishes him all the very best for the future in his personal and professional life." Messi is Barcelona's record scorer with 672 goals and has won 10 La Liga titles, four Champions Leagues and seven Copa del Reys, as well as claiming the Ballon d'Or on a record six occasions. Keeping Messi at the Nou Camp had been president Joan Laporta's top priority this summer. The Barca future of a player who is widely regarded as being one of the world's greatest of all time, however, has been severely complicated by the club's financial problems. The presidential election earlier this year was held against the backdrop of Barca being on the verge of bankruptcy. The Argentine arguably now becomes the most in-demand player in world football. Messi has long been linked with a move to either Paris St-Germain or Manchester City, where he would be reunited with his former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola. America's Major League Soccer, which Messi has previously considered experiencing, is another option. The announcement that Messi is to move on comes a year after he sent a fax to Barcelona bosses saying he wished to exercise a clause in his contract that would have allowed him to leave for free last summer. Days later he said he would stay, admitting it was "impossible" for any team to pay his 700m euro (£624m) release clause, which Barca insisted needed to be met. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/58108298 |
Ikpongiton:Bonny is in Rivers, don't mind them |
Jonegonu:Tell me what I don't know |
What happened to Ibom Power Plant (IPP) |
The funny thing is that our security operatives worship this foreign rogues as gods. They abandoned their duty to become maids to them. They know how to flex muscles with their fellow Nigerians |
41lady:I'm confused as you o |
[quote author=Hassanmaye post=104431940][/quote][/quote Hahahhahahaha real bad boy nairaland should banned you grin] What I do |
So you really want to
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Who doesn't know that foreign exchange can't improve under this administration. The minister of finance lacks the knowledge of economic principles |
All his handlers know is to wish Tom and Dick happy birthday |
These ones want to cut the single thread that was holding the brooms together. |
When will the slash the bogus salary and allowances of political office holders |
Yes, if it is an online job |
Good development |
Not a good liar |
Deal with BAD CHARACTER and money management |
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