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Biodun556:
Pls send him back to South Africa or Nigeria if you don't want him

What Elon musk achieve in few years of space exploration is beyond what NASA achieved in decades

potbelly:
2-1
Goal..
Holjund...
#tenhagout

creolehunt:
They better sack Ten Hag now that the season is still fresh.

While I understand the argument against chopping and changing of coaches, its evident that Hag isnt coaching this team and never would.

I dont care who replaces him. The team just need a change of direction.

Winnie56:
Pls i just joined upwork and the connects is much
Is there anybody willing let join money pay the connect
And let's be working one account
A bussines partner is needed

EgusiShankly:
The bigger problems with United stem from the higher-ups. Klopp turned down the chance to manage them, if you need proof of this.

djon78:
Man U have a long way to go

Completely disorganized in play

Pep guardiola introduced a playing patten in European football
More like a new football formula

Arteta and Enzo of Chelsea understand the new football formula

Then Liverpool new coach, Aston villa coach and Tottenham coach understand the new football formula
Although not to Peps level

Winning premier league this season will come from these teams
Anyone that can beat Pep to his game


But as for Man utd
They have been left by the pack

It will take years for them to catch up

Chelsea were far off before

But they caught up somehow

United have a serious work cut out for them

Maybe they may go into hibernation for decades

Like Liverpool did 2 decades ago

phr0nesis:
So with the rubbish man U is playing, Bruno still went ahead to get a red card

cassidy1996:
Chelsea fans are very happy

Ade1177:
Yh if he is actually building

If u can see pattern, u know he needs time

I ask you, what is Manchester united pattern of play?

Arsenal has a pattern
Everyone knows Liverpool
Same for man city
Even Chelsea now has a very very good pattern of play

Ten hag has gotten all his friends as coach and all his brothers from ajax as players

So what's the excuse?

bluefilm:
But ETH is trying to build a solid team

Which takes quite some time

bluefilm:
Who do you want them to hire next?

helinues:
Only Martinez and Casemiro performing better for It's in this match. May be Dalo slightly

If this is how utd would play this season, then they are not sure of winning ordinary a spoon not to talk of cup

FORMER Chairman of the Special Investigation Panel for the Recovery of Public Property under President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration...

basilico:
A dog can smell fear so it attacks.
Trump is unpredictable. He took out IGRC commander, the defacto No 2 in Iran. He shut down funding to UNRWA and to PA. The enemy does not know what he will do next.
Terrorists are very cowardly people. Have you heard of the Houthis attacking any other ship after their port was attacked.

basilico:
Why are Americans still held hostage by Hamas?
I bet my two testicles that if Trump wins, all those hostages will be released immediately. You don't condone bullies.
Remember Iran released Americam hostages as soon as Reagan won? Remember how he bombed Qadafi tent?
Peace through strength.

U.S. Recognizes Maduro’s Rival as Winner of Venezuelan Election
By Julie Turkewitz | The New York Times

The United States on Thursday night recognized Venezuela’s opposition presidential candidate, Edmundo González, as the winner of the country’s disputed presidential election.

The announcement, by Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, comes despite a claim by the country’s authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, and by the government-controlled electoral body, that Mr. Maduro won the vote.

Mr. Maduro has yet to produce clear evidence of a victory, and election officials have failed to provide a vote count. Mr. González campaign says that it has receipts from more than 80 percent of voting machines that indicate that he won the election by an insurmountable margin.

Mr. Blinken, in a statement, said that “given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the United States and, most importantly, to the Venezuelan people that Edmundo González Urrutia won the most votes in Venezuela’s” presidential election on Sunday.

“We congratulate Edmundo González Urrutia on his successful campaign,” Mr. Blinken continued. “Now is the time for the Venezuelan parties to begin discussions on a respectful, peaceful transition in accordance with Venezuelan electoral law.”

The announcement is sure to anger Mr. Maduro, who has been in power since 2013, tightening his grip by arresting dissidents, cracking down on protests and tilting elections in his favor.

The candidacy of Mr. González, who is backed by a popular opposition leader, María Corina Machado, represented the most significant electoral threat to Mr. Maduro’s power since he took office.

Permit me to seize this opportunity to reiterate that the Armed Forces of Nigeria, particularly the Nigerian Army has come to terms with the country’s choice of democracy as the preferred system of governance.

ayenale1:
US behaving like a mouse....bite you then fan you....

The People's Gazette — Binance Holdings Ltd said on Friday that it was not in any talks with the Nigerian government about potentially paying up to $10 billion in fines, contradicting a government spokesman’s statement to the BBC hours earlier.

“We recently discussed ways to resolve issues with Nigeria, but we did not hear any demand for $10 billion,” a Binance official told Peoples Gazette shortly after the BBC said Bayo Onanuga purportedly announced the enormous penalties.

The Cayman Islands-based cryptocurrency giant said it was not in the mood to discuss paying the Nigerian government either to restore its services that were cut off recently or free its executives being held over alleged involvement in purported manipulation that led to the rapid collapse of the naira and associate consequences for historic inflation and poverty in Nigeria.

“Our aim is to chart a good relationship with the government and the people of Nigeria. We want to see our services restored in Nigeria very soon, but we have no intention of paying fines for personnel or services,” Binance added.

Asked for comments about Binance’s position, Mr Onanuga said his statement to the BBC was misrepresented in the media, noting that he never said the company had been informed or that the fine had been concluded by Nigerian regulators.

“I said our government may impose heavy fines on Binance for what happened,” Mr Onanuga told The Gazette. “I never said Binance had been informed about the fines or that it would definitely be $10 billion.”

“I only said the amount may be imposed, which is because nothing has been finalised yet,” Mr Onanuga said, placing repeated emphasis on the uncertainties around the fines.

Mr Onanuga, a media aide to President Bola Tinubu, had accused the cryptocurrency platform of aiding those fixing the Nigerian exchange rate to sabotage the economy.

“Binance platform harbours people who fix the exchange rate which quickly affects the Nigerian economy for the time when Nigeria is trying to stabilize the economy,” Mr Onanuga told BBC.

“The platform fixes the exchange rate for the country and it is an illegal rate. The CBN is the only authority that can fix the exchange rate for the country,” he added.

The latest controversy with Binance came months after the Nigerian government made similarly false claims about its negotiations with the United Arab Emirates to resolve yearslong travel restrictions.

Following a bilateral discussion in Abu Dhabi, Nigerian officials falsely announced a deal had been reached that would see the Emirati authorities lift visa restrictions for Nigerians and allow its main carrier, Emirates, to resume Nigeria operations without preconditions.

The statement was promptly found to be false, complicating the talks and effectively rendering the multibillion-naira consultations fruitless.

Citing Financial Times, Peoples Gazette reported earlier this week that Nuhu Ribadu, the national security adviser, detained two Binance officials invited into the country by the country. The officials were also pressured to disclose a list of Nigerians on their platform. It was unclear what efforts Binance has activated to free its personnel, who were believed to have made trips to Nigeria under the last administration without raucuous.

Mr Onanuga, however, said detained “Binance staff cooperated with the government to provide information.”

Over the past week, federal authorities had clamped down on cryptocurrency platforms, raiding bureau de change operators nationwide in a bid to starve off the further decline of the national currency.

Olayemi Cardoso, Central Bank of Nigeria governor, had on Tuesday said over $26 billion passed through Binance in the past one year on Tuesday at the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting in Abuja

Last week, Binance confirmed it was working with Tinubu-led to block dollar-naira trading on the platform. In the same week, the government block Binance website to Nigeria users

On Wednesday, Binance disabled its peer-to-peer function for Nigerian users. Peer-to-peer function, popularly known as P2P, allows users, buyers and sellers to trade without third-party interference.

With the disabling of the P2P function for Nigerian users, Nigerians might no longer trade on Binance.