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bloodkiIler:
a dead end for the impostor called TonyeBarcanista

Kudos to you Man! Many would have bought the lie like a Puppet (TMTM1) of him!

Adeyanju not sacked, he’s recognised as PDP’s Director of New Media, says Markafi

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/adeyanju-not-sacked-hes-recognised-pdps-director-new-media-says-markafi/


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Cc Omenka, Modath, Aresa, QuotaSystem, Dropshot, Caseless etc

Deji Adeyanju has refuted the Trash TonyeBarcanista is feeding his gullible Followers and Puppets on @PDPNigeria.

I don't really get time to copy and paste the Tweets! Simply search the Handle and take your time to read intoto

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Just take time to re-arrange your post, trust me Lalasticlala or Mynd44 wouldn't hesitate to push it to where it should be at the moment!

TonyeBarcanista Moniker may cease to exist after tonight!!!

TonyeBarcanista never disappoints! I stopped trusting the Guy the Day he ported to PDP, believing GEJ Re-Election is certain like Traffic in Lagos!

TonyeBarcanista has done what he knows to do the best again!

Cc Omenka, Modath, Beremx, Dropshot, Aresa, Caseless, PassingShot, Progressive01, QuotaSystem, tuale4u, kahal29, etc!

Hi everyone,

This time I’m writing to you from Leon, a beautiful town in Northern Spain close to Asturias, my home. As you know, this Monday we start the qualifying stage for the 2018 World Cup that will take place in Russia and we notice there’s a lot of excitement around, both in the team and amongst the fans. Last Thursday we played a friendly game against Belgium in Brussels and the team left a very good impression. I think we showed character and we put into practice all the ideas that we had been working on before the game. Everything was just perfect.

Many times you ask me about the atmosphere inside the team, both in Manchester United and here. With Spain, for instance, we travelled by train from Madrid to Leon on Sunday and the journey was as usual. Some guys were playing online video games with each other (making fun of everything!), some others were playing cards non-stop, a few here and there watched movies or series, and the rest of the players were either chatting, reading or even having a nap, although these days, if you do so, you are likely to find a picture of yourself fully asleep posted on a team-mate’s social network, so you always have to keep an eye open! And that’s how our journey was.

After the international break, there is a game coming on Saturday that I’m sure many of you are waiting for: the Manchester derby. All of us are fully aware that this is a very special game, yet we have to understand that these are three points and don’t get too crazy. Both teams have started the Premier League well and the expectations are high, as everybody can imagine. David De Gea and me have been joking with Nolito and [David] Silva in the last few days, although the truth is we are now focused on the games with the national team. After that, we will have plenty of time to think about this exciting derby.

Have a nice week.

Hugs!

Juan

Nigeria Economy is presently under intensive Care!

Perhaps if it survives the moment of illness, it will bounce back, keep rising and never fall again!

matamaros:
I WILL ADVISE THE OP TO READ HISTORY BOOKS JOURNALS BEFORE SPEWING THIS RUBBISH.
BEFORE THE UPN PRIMARIES SOME IBADAN LEADERS MET WITH AWOLOWO AND INSISTED THAT AN IBADAN INDIGENE MUST FLY THE UPN FLAG. AWOLOWO REFUSED TO GIVE INTO THEIR DEMANDS.
AWOLOWO ADVISED THAT ASPIRANTS MUST TAKE PART IN THE PRIMARIES.
PA ALAYANLE WAS NEVER AWOLOWO'S CANDIDATE.
IBADAN LEADERS HATED AWOLOWO FOR HIS INSISTENCE ON PRIMARIES.
ONE OF THE FOUNDING MEMBERS OF THE UPN LATE LAMIDI ADEDIBU, DEFECTED TO THE NPN BECAUSE AN IBADAN INDIGENE DID NOT EMERGE AS THE PARTY'S FLAGBEARER.
FASTFORWARD TO 2016, I AM STILL OF THE VIEW THAT AKETI IS TINUBU'S CANDIDATE.
WHATEVER AKETI SAID AGAINST TINUBU WAS WHAT THEY PLANNED. THEY WANTED TO DECIEVE PEOPLE INTO BELIEVING THAT AKETI IS HIS OWN MAN.

I think you forget the post is copy and paste?! Blame it on Guardian Newspaper if you know it more and better than the Writer!
The Source is included mainly to avoid Plagiarism!

bulletproofmonk:
I have it on good authority the whole thing was a decoy.

I think Tinubu just outsmarted his opponents in Ondo.
AKETI had been his candidate all along.
Abraham was a decoy.
For those who think otherwise, just keep observing. Sooner or later, it will become clearer.

Just wondering why Abraham would not show up till late, giving Aketi all the chance in the world to woo other contestants delegates right at the primary floor. Abarahm showed up at the venue after Aketi had garnered all the needed delegates to win. Abraham was also first to concede victory to Aketi while Oke and Borofice are still complaining. U really believe Tinubu/Abaraham mumu like that?

Where did Aketi get his financing?

Even Tinubu sef no complain about the apparent change of delegates names at the last minute.

You really get the Drill! Tinubu has indeed outsmarted other Candidates! Abraham joined the Race simply to split the Votes Oke would have got, and paves way for Aketi to win!

Those who think Tinubu has lost it in Politics because of the APC Primary in Ondo State are simply Learners!!!

The Election was transparent enough in my opinion, I don't know why it's so hard for him (Oke) to concede defeat!

Abraham has moved on, also vowed to support Aketi to emerge as the new Governor of the State coming November!

Oke should bury his Hatchet, chill and support the Candidacy of Aketi!

• Like Awolowo, Tinubu lost out in contest’

• Delegate list was doctored, 80 per cent of votes for Abraham were mine, says Oke

History repeated itself in Ondo State at the weekend when a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), emerged the standard-bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the November 26 governorship polls after a closely contested primary.Against all odds, the accredited 2,774 delegates across the 203 wards of the state elected Akeredolu as their choice.

This was exactly the case in 1978 when the late Chief Bola Ige defeated Emmanuel Alayande to clinch the Unity Party of Nigeria’s (UPN) ticket for the governorship election in old Oyo State. The endorsement of Alayande by the party’s leader, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, notwithstanding, younger Ige won the primary election and later emerged governor of the old Oyo State in 1979.

A deluge of mixed reactions has followed the exercise with some stakeholders commending the process and congratulating the winner while others refused to be too enthusiastic.Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2012 governorship election, Chief Olusola Oke, who also contested in the Saturday’s exercise kicked against the results.


Oke, who expressed his displeasure yesterday through his Campaign Director-General, Mr. Bola Fisayo, said the election was not a true reflection of the wishes of the delegates that participated in it. According to him, the list of delegates handed over to the aspirants at a meeting with the Presidency was different from the one brought by the Chairman of the Election Committee, Jigawa State Governor, Alhaji Muhammed Badaru.
Oke complained that the list was shown to the aspirants at the eleventh hour and there was no adequate time for scrutiny.He claimed that over 110 names of delegates identified among their camp were removed from both Ondo East and Ondo West local councils and replaced with non-executive members of the party.  

On the whole, however, there is a call for unity of purpose among most of the aspirants that contested with Akeredolu.Former Senate Minority Leader, Olorunninbe Mamora said by the election: “The APC has demonstrated that it could conduct an open and transparent internal democracy. While I will urge all participants in the process to accept the outcome in good faith what is paramount to us as a party now is the election.”

In another reaction, one of the aspirants, Akinyinka Akinnola, described the primary election as very transparent and free and urged the leadership of the party, to as a matter of urgency, start the process of resolving the differences that may have arisen from the exercise.

According to him, “This is important to enable the party to approach the governorship election as a family. For instance, when we are approached to step down for Abraham, I collapsed my entire 500 delegates into his (Abraham) not for any other purpose but in the interest of the party.”

In a similar vein, a former member of the House of Representatives, Mr. Lanre Odubote, expressed confidence that with what happened on Saturday, “victory is sure for the party come November 26 when the governorship election will take place.” And from across the border in Ekiti State came felicitations from the state branch of the APC, which noted, “the rancour-free exercise demonstrates oneness of spirit among party leadership, the aspirants and members. Such conduct signals victory over a ‘bitterly divided rival PDP’ in the governorship election.”

The state Publicity Secretary Taiwo Olatunbosun said in a statement that Akeredolu’s victory was a consolidation of the rancour-free presidential primaries that produced President Muhammadu Buhari to be followed by Kogi State primaries that produced the late Prince Audu Abubakar.

For over three weeks, the APC has floundered politically with endorsement crisis hitting it; a state of uncertainty that had so many wondering whether the national leader of the party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, would have his way or not.  
 
This did not go well with the other 23 aspirants, who presented themselves for screening in Abuja, kicking that the international business tycoon and ally of the leader, Dr. Olusegun Abraham, could not be ‘imposed’ on the party.  


A similar scenario had played out in 1978, when Awolowo, who occupied the influential position, which Tinubu enjoys today in the South West, felt that Alayande was a better candidate for the party in the old Oyo governorship election. 
Awolowo’s preference and endorsement of Alayande was a threat to the ambition of Ige, the former Attorney General of the Federation, whom many felt was younger in age and more brilliant.After several attempts to persuade them to step down for each other failed, they resorted to a primary election; hoping that Alayande who hailed from Ibadan, the second largest city in Africa, would defeat his rival, Ige, whose small Esa-Oke, in Osun State was not a match numerically. 

Springing up surprises, Ige aligned with Alhaji Busari Adelakun, a.k.a “Eru o b’odo” and the late Alhaji Arisekola-Alao from Ibadan, who gave their powerful grassroots machinery and wealth respectively, to floor Alayande at the primary election. And nothing and nobody, not even the Great Awo could change that.

http://m.guardian.ng/news/akeredolus-victory-in-ondo-reechoes-1978-upn-saga/

Cc Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Kokaneprodigy has been thoroughly schooled and battered by the United Fans!!!

He shouldn't have started what he has no points to back up instead of spewing trash upon as trash!

I think the service of Afrodoc2 is needed now! Coz the below is the condition of Kokaneprodigy at the moment.

Leaders of the world’s biggest powers met Sunday to try to revive the sluggish world economy, with their host Chinese President Xi Jinping urging them to avoid “empty talk”.

Xi welcomed each president and prime minister to the Group of 20 summit with a handshake and had an extended clasp with Barack Obama, with both men smiling despite protocol stumbles around the US leader’s visit.

In a circular conference hall in Hangzhou — the scenic eastern city left deserted by a vast security operation — Xi told them the G20 “should work with real action, with no empty talk”.


China is hoping a successful meeting will portray it as an assured and powerful nation ready to assume a role on the international stage that befits its status as the world’s second-largest economy.
Authorities shut thousands of factories to try to clear the skies of smog, and encouraged residents to leave town on free holidays, as well as detaining dozens of dissidents to prevent any hint of unrest.

The G20 brings together representatives of 85 percent of the world’s GDP and two-thirds of its population.

But experts expect the gathering to be short on substance, with no acute crisis pushing leaders to defy rising populist sentiment and to take difficult steps such as liberalising trade.

Xi said the global economy “still faces multiple risks and challenges including a lack of growth momentum and consumption, turbulent financial markets, receding global trade and investment”.

“We hope the Hangzhou summit will come up with a prescription for the world economy and lead it back to the road of strong, balanced, comprehensive and sustainable growth.”

– No deal on Syria –
The summit was preceded by a flurry of diplomatic activity on issues ranging from climate change and the war in Syria to international trade.

The US and China on Saturday ratified the Paris climate accord, a crucial step towards bringing into force the pact against global warming.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon, who personally received the ratification documents from Xi and Obama, applauded them Sunday for “making this historic step” and urged other G20 leaders to follow suit.

There had been hopes for another breakthrough, on the long war in Syria, after the US said it was close to a deal with Russia on stemming the violence.

But negotiations between Secretary of State John Kerry and his counterpart Sergei Lavrov yielded only an agreement to convene again on Monday, with Russia accused of “walking back” on key issues.

Moscow and Washington support opposite sides in the conflict, which erupted in March 2011 after President Bashar al-Assad unleashed a brutal crackdown against a pro-democracy revolt.

Successive rounds of international negotiations have failed to end a conflict that has left more than 290,000 people dead and forced millions to flee, a key contributor to migrant flows into Europe.

EU President Donald Tusk said Europe was “close to limits” on its ability to accept new waves of refugees and urged the broader international community to shoulder its share of the burden.

The issue has become a political hot potato for European leaders as Islamist terror attacks and rising anti-globalisation sentiment fuel public resentment of immigration.

Pictures of a drowned three-year-old Syrian boy lying on a Greek beach briefly changed the discourse last year, with Germany throwing open its borders, but a major backlash swiftly followed.

Ahead of the summit, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned against “rampant” protectionism and nationalism, saying that “building walls” was not the solution.”

The talks are being held in the wake of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, which leaves it with the task of renegotiating access to the markets of the rest of the world, including those of the group it is leaving.

It is a huge job for the world’s fifth-biggest economy, and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Canberra had “got things moving towards having a free trade agreement with the UK”.

But European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said he opposes such talks while Britain remains part of the EU, insisting they were an “exclusive matter” for the bloc on behalf of its members and “we are sticking to it”.

– Shouting match –
China craves a polished summit but there were more wrinkles Saturday when a shouting match broke out over access for reporters travelling with Obama as Air Force One arrived on the tarmac.


“This is our country!” a Chinese official, in a dark suit, shouted at a White House staffer. “This is our airport!”
Obama took the fracas in his stride on Sunday, saying that although the US insists on press access and does not “leave our values and ideals behind”, the travelling White House juggernaut could be intimidating.

“I think this time… the seams are showing a little more than usual in terms of some of the negotiations and jostling that takes place behind the scenes,” he told a press conference.

http://m.guardian.ng/news/chinas-xi-warns-against-empty-talk-as-g20-summit-opens/

Someone is carrying Viewing Center or Paper-Stand baseless debate to an elite thread like ours!

I really can't stop laughing with his Theory! Very lame and ridiculous! He tried so hard to pin it Man United Derby, but he doesn't realize his flimsy excuses ain't gonna work here, except on their useless Thread!

Advice: after smoking weed early morning, avoid displaying your stupidity outside your Realm!

VALENCIA MISSES ECUADOR DEFEAT
Antonio Valencia was not involved in Ecuador's 3-0 World Cup qualifying defeat at home to Brazil. Olympic hero Neymar and Manchester City-bound debutant Gabriel Jesus (2) scored the goals in Quito.

DESCHAMPS' PRAISE FOR MARTIAL
France coach Didier Deschamps spoke about Martial after the game, saying: "Martial wasn't satisfied of his performance at the Euros. We talked it over. He was a bit worn out after his busy season. But I haven't forgotten what he's capable of. I told him he'd play one half. In these conditions and with his state of mind, he's a real threat for his opponents. It's very good."

HENRIKH THANKS FANS
Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who was substituted with a reported thigh strain while playing for Armenia on Wednesday, tweeted on Saturday: "My dear fans, I appreciate much that you worry about me, thank you! I'm now back in Manchester for treatment and hope to be fit very soon!"

LUKE SHAW WITHDRAWS FROM ENGLAND SQUAD

Luke Shaw has returned to Manchester United after withdrawing from England's squad, ahead of their trip to Slovakia for Sunday's World Cup qualifier.

The Reds left-back felt uncomfortable on Saturday morning and so sat out of training, after which it was decided he should go back to United.

A statement on Saturday read: "The left-back was rested from training at St. George's Park this morning with the medical team continuing to manage his workload.

"With Danny Rose set to start against Slovakia in Trnava tomorrow night, Shaw has been allowed to return to Manchester to train with his club as a precautionary measure.

"Sam Allardyce's remaining 22 players all travelled out to Slovakia this afternoon."

Allardyce later confirmed in a press conference that Shaw was not injured and had returned to Manchester "for precautionary measures".

EARLY TEAM NEWS FOR THE MANCHESTER DERBY

Manchester United will not face Sergio Aguero in next weekend’s Manchester derby after the City striker was suspended for three matches for violent conduct, following an incident involving West Ham United’s Winston Reid.

Aguero had already been ruled out of Argentina’s matches in the current international break with a calf strain, while the Blues will check on the fitness of summer signings Leroy Sane (hamstring) and Ilkay Gundogan (knee), who are yet to play for the club, as well as Bacary Sagna (hamstring) and Vincent Kompany (thigh).

Joe Hart, Wilfried Bony, Samir Nasri and Eliaquim Mangala were among a raft of players allowed to leave on loan by new manager Pep Guardiola this summer, so it’ll be something of a new-look City side that comes to Old Trafford next Saturday.

For United, Henrikh Mkhitaryan reportedly sustained a thigh strain while playing for Armenia on Wednesday night and he has returned to the club, tweeting on Saturday: "My dear fans, I appreciate much that you worry about me, thank you! I'm now back in Manchester for treatment and hope to be fit very soon!"

Marouane Fellaini was not involved in Belgium’s midweek friendly defeat to Spain, with Reds boss Jose Mourinho having revealed that the midfielder picked up a back injury in the victory over Hull City.

Jesse Lingard, who is one of eight outfield first-team players to have remained at the Aon Training Complex during the international break, has not played since the Community Shield win over Leicester City.

Both managers will need to assess their returning international stars before selecting their teams for the derby and Mourinho confirmed that his Latin American players Antonio Valencia, Marcos Rojo and Sergio Romero will not be back at the training ground until Friday.

It’s already shaping up to be a classic derby, with both sides having won their opening three league games in the same season for only the second time in their history (the first was in 2011/12).

Jose Mourinho has something to say to the Trolls on this Thread!

Johnnyessence:
speaker of lagos state house of assembly live in osogbo.

But you know the deal on NL nah! Serve us Pics not comments!

Time to bench Giroud for life!

Up Gunner!!!




Transfer Deadline Signing!

Though I am a Fan of APC..... but I do not believe this Post!


You know why?
The Source is kinda not credibly convincing!

We keep eight outfield players and Sam Johnstone as the goalkeeper [for training]

"We are going to lose the others and we don't know the way they train, the way they recover, the life they are going to have with their national teams.

"Some are coming back on the Monday before the Manchester City match but some are coming back on Friday. The day before Man City, we will still have Sergio Romero, Marcos Rojo and Antonio Valencia arriving.

"It will be a complicated process but we know it is like this when we have these players. And I would love all of the players to go because it would mean that everybody is being selected for their national teams.

"I give the other guys, who are not selected for the national teams, two days off. And I give four days to Zlatan. At 34 years old, you need to rest."

- Jose Mourinho

SIRcumalot:
doing business early make sense hate.

we might offload some players,I think young and rojo will leave before the deadline.

Nah!

Young and Rojo ain't gonna anywhere! They are in the MOU's Plan!



Can't believe a United Fan could suggest Fabregas for the Team..... if Schweinsteiger could be relegated to nowhere, who is Fab?!

When will they start appreciating this Government?!

Power supply is getting stable, and by 2018 might be uninterrupted!

Railway-Lines Contracts have been awarded and works will be completed by 2018!

Many Highways are under Constructions nationwide!

FIRS is generating more revenue for the FG, even surpasses Crude Oil Revenue first Time in the History of Nigeria.

Introduction of TSA exposed some corrupt Ministries and as well boost the National Coffer!

Introduction of BVN also helped to discover ghost Workers across the Country!

Boko-Haram Sect has been crushed and will become a History soon!

Gradually, local Rice is gaining more attention and patronage!

Crocodile just smiles in the Niger Delta Creek and the NDA sharply give up on their selfish Struggles!

The Government is working..... slowly but surely we shall all enjoy the CHANGE we envisage and voted for!

God Bless PMB/PYO
God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria!

Besides, the Mods are just banning anyhow they want these Days! I think Seun should look into it!

Perhaps you can create a button for "Appeal". I can honorably tell you that some Mods are violating Freedom of after Speech.

Sometimes, you may have no choice but to reply a Moniker that insults you, but the next thing you see is; you are banned for violating rule whatever!

For what?! Are they excepting me to ignore and move on?!

Fact!!!

Daley Blind is not often the centre of attention at Manchester United. He rarely wins awards, he isn't showered in praise and his name is seldom splashed across the sporting headlines, yet the Dutchman remains an indispensable member of the team and Jose Mourinho’s plans.

It was Eric Bailly who collected a third Man of the Match award of the season at Hull City on Saturday and the Ivory Coast international deserved it, following an impressive and authoritative display in rain-soaked Hull. But his fellow centre-back could easily have taken home the prize.

Blind was also excellent at the KCOM Stadium where he maintained his fine start to the first campaign under Mourinho, keeping the hosts' striker Abel Hernandez at bay and playing a key role in what became a dramatic 1-0 win. He was later among MUTV's three nominees for the star-man poll and earned 21 per cent of votes cast by followers of @ManUtd on Twitter, while Bailly triumphed with 64 per cent.

Missing out on Saturday's Man of the Match award will not have given Daley a sleepless night, in fact he may not even have been aware of the result, but it feels worthwhile to highlight the Dutchman's influence on the result in a season that has so far been dominated by summer signings and emerging talents.

Blind’s intelligent performances at centre-back are perfectly complimenting the more combative approach of Bailly, forming a silk-and-steel partnership that is pivotal to United currently boasting the Premier League’s meanest defensive record with just one goal conceded from three matches played.

Theirs is a perfect blend. Blind uses street smarts as a weapon of choice when other players in his position lead with their imposing height or electric pace; he reads football like we read words, only much quicker and more intelligently. Bailly more commonly deploys his physical and athletic attributes, out-muscling and out-running the opposition. There’s something gloriously old-school about him; he’s an evolution of the classic Premier League defender.

Another interesting sub-plot to their relationship is the advisory role that Blind, 26, has adopted for his much younger team-mate, given that Bailly arrived at United in the summer with only 52 senior appearances to his name for previous clubs Villarreal and Espanyol. Daley tallied 56 outings in 2015/16 alone and you cannot underestimate the experience that he can share - even if the pair do not share a common language! 

One imagines they’d be perfect at the old good cop, bad cop routine. Daley would offer a cup of coffee and a phone call home, using subtler methods of persuasion to glean a confession, while Eric might manhandle the accused and throw said coffee cup at the wall. In the end, they'd always get their man.

Indeed, this flourishing relationship at centre-back has caught many supporters by surprise, namely because Chris Smalling was so outstanding in the starting XI throughout last season and even came close to winning David De Gea’s Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award. But the England international’s suspension for the opening-day win at Bournemouth appears to have cost him his place, in the short-term at least, with the manager now reluctant to separate his two in-form defenders.

While very few predicted the successful partnership of Blind and Bailly, history shows it is comparable with the contrasting styles that have traditionally mixed so well at Old Trafford. They’re a little like Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister in the 1990s, Treble-winners Ronny Johnsen and Jaap Stam in 1999, Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand in the 2000s, or even Smalling and Blind last season. Each had different ingredients and qualities, but they came together to form a potent cocktail of defensive strength.

Blind’s importance to the team will be further highlighted after the international break when he is expected to start the Manchester derby, tasked with extinguishing the fire of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City in what is surely English football's biggest contest this season. It will be another test of quality and one that examines the true strength of his alliance with Bailly, as well as his own place in the XI. 

There's evidence to suggest our no.17 will rise to the challenge. After all, he's the man that disproved critics at Ajax who claimed his starting place was indebted to his famous father, Danny. He's the man who started 55 games at centre-back last season in spite of pundits claiming it wasn't his position, and the same man who has usurped Smalling this campaign amid media speculation that he might even depart. 

Yes, the season is young and it remains to be seen whether he will finish it as Mourinho's first choice, yet Blind has proven to be an invaluable member of the squad. He deserves all the praise and recognition that comes his way.

These are the Machines that scared the NDA to stylishly surrender!


Crocodiles are indeed smiling!!!

Assuming the Project belongs to Dangote, Otedola or Ifeanyi Ubah, I would have picked interest and believe it will see the light of the Day!

But with Pat Utomi being the one driven it?!...... forget seeing even a ray of light at the Tunnel-end!

Meanwhile; I wish Pat Utomi proves my perception of him wrong, and delivers a successfully completed Project as promised..... for the sake and betterment of all Nigerians!

José Mourinho is here to stay for long!
As far as Mourinho is enjoying a good relationship with the Board, Players and the Fans..... he will definitely end his career at the Club!