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It's normal for the Nigerian Army to fear Uncle bokos |
Na wah for some people o.
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Michael Emenalo has resigned from his position as Chelsea's technical director. The former Nigeria international joined the Blues in 2007, but has now called time on his association with the club as speculation continues to rage over the future of manager Antonio Conte. "This has been a very difficult decision to make, but one I believe is right for both myself and my family, and the club," he told Chelsea's website as his resignation was announced. "I have had the privilege to work alongside some of the most talented people in the world of sport over the past 10 years, and I will depart incredibly proud of the achievements we have made. I wish Chelsea every success and look forward to following the club’s future triumphs from afar." Reports prior to Chelsea's 1-0 win over Manchester United on Sunday claimed that Carlo Ancelotti was being lined up to replace Conte, and Emenalo's departure is only likely to further highlight the tense atmosphere behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge. And Conte admitted he is disappointed to see Emenalo go as he thanked him for his help in last year's Premier League title win. "I am very sorry to see Michael leave Chelsea, and I would like to thank him for all his help and support since I arrived at this club," he said. "I have enjoyed working with him very much, we celebrated a Premier League title together in May, and I wish him the very best for the future." Emenalo was heavily involved with the club's scouting department, and a largely barren summer saw them miss out on a number of Conte's first-choice signings. The Italian was keen to secure Romelu Lukaku from Everton before the striker eventually joined Manchester United, while Chelsea were also unable to complete a deal for Juventus' Alex Sandro. Deals for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who moved from Arsenal to Liverpool, and Ross Barkley of Everton also fell through, and the Stamford Bridge side now lie nine points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City after just 11 games. Owner Roman Abramovich paid a visit to their Cobham training ground last week - a move that heightened speculation surrounding the future of Conte - but Emenalo continued to operate in his role as technical director for the duration of the week, until Monday morning. He was in Rome to watch Chelsea lose 3-0 to Roma in the Champions League last week, and was also spotted embracing defender Andreas Christensen at Stamford Bridge after the club's win over Jose Mourinho's United. Article continues below During Emenalo's time at the club, Chelsea have won the Champions League, three Premier League titles, the Europa League, the FA Cup and the League Cup. "It is with regret that the owner and board of directors accepted Michael’s resignation this week," chairman Bruce Buck said. "He has had a tremendous impact on the club over the past 10 years and this is evident in everything we have achieved. We are sorry to see him go but understand his desire to move on and explore new challenge |
Idleness and 'Oyel' money from the Niger delta to blame. |
Evra's madness continues. |
Uwa n'acho ikpu! |
We are moving forward. I mean the church. |
Stories that touch. |
You say...?
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Abeg, make them leave Ambode alone. |
Again? This people no de tire to kill other people. |
VICE President Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, stated that the church in Nigeria holds the key to the unity and progress of the country, just as he bemoaned the failure of Christian leadership to take its rightful place. Osibanjo, who stated this during the dedication and commissioning of the 10,000 capacity ecumenical centre in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, also fingered corruption and ethnicity as the bane of the country’s progress. Represented by the chaplain of Aso Rock Villa Chapel, Pastor Seyi Malomo, Osinbajo said what the country needs now was a new tribe of men and women of all faith and a new thinking based on high values of integrity, hardwork, justice and love for the country. His words: “We stand on the threshold of perhaps the most significant moment in the history of Nigeria. It is a time of economic challenges, ethnic and religious tensions. It is a time to build, it is a time we have the greatest opportunity to build and become not just Africa’s largest economy by GDP, but also the most efficient and most productive. “The most important problem is the failure of the Christian leadership to take our rightful place. The truth of the matter is that the key to the unity and progress of Nigeria is in the church. “To build a new Nigeria we need a new tribe of men and women of all faith, tribe and ethnicity run on high values of integrity, hard work, justice and love for the country. “This requires a new way of thinking, a new leadership call, a new tribe of men and women who are prepared to make the sacrifices and self restraint that are crucial to building a strong society who are prepared to stick together and fight corruption side by side.” The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, who led other clergy including the immediate past national President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oristejafor, to officially dedicate the edfice, commended Governor Seriake Dickson for building a house for God, and declared the building a place of miracle and refuge for all. Governor Seriake Dickson, who had earlier inaugurated a management board for the ecumenical centre, described it as an interdenominational worship centre for all Christian faiths in the state, and urged the board to preserve and hand it over to future generations. American gospel artiste, Ron Kenoly and other local gospel artistes performed at the occasion which also witnessed intercessory prayers for the state and country. Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/key-nigerias-unity-progress-church-osinbajo/ |
GidifeedNews:Op, promotion came from above (the NORTH!). |
What will it all change? |
Abeg Abeg Abeg, I don't want to hear that shyt. After all the billions spent on him by PSG? Neymar must be the most scheming player alive. |
It's to be expected. It's the kind of thing you'd expect Buhari to do. |
Some people don't deserve to be born into this world, I tell you. |
It's lunacy. It's tied to the different stages of the moon (lunar). |
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Wrong question to ask a Nigerian. |
Handsome guy, taking the beauty of Mariama and Badamasi combined |
Now I know why they called Jonathan "clueless". Because he didn't know how to encourage corruption BRAZENLY. He was a learner in the art of corruption. |
speaktome:Op, what's the cost of setting this up? |
Democracy in action. |
Because of pension money. When you chop am finish your children will start complaining again.
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At least he's still alive to continue "the fight". Fayose should beware the enemy within. |
Diplomatic skills indeed.
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I don't blame him. What do you expect when even the gcfr person is not even as robust or healthy. Though some people are saying he has been replaced with another...
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[quote author=emeijeh post=61674161][/quote]Guy, na wa for you o. You no go kee pesin. Na ww3 you de find. |
With all pleasure, you can. |
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