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I noticed it very early. Poor job. The comments no natural.....just like say they show you exam answers then you write everything correct..you no even say make I fail one or two.....the goal was to give so many good answers that it becomes difficult to read to the end but some of us dey reach there. That said, every arrow fi*red at OTO will go back to xender. The man dey do well.... Minister whey good, good.

morikee:
Omo this thread is full of bots

In a revealing new report by The Athletic, Manchester United fans have been identified as the most arrested supporters in the English top flight during the 2024/25 football season, with a staggering 121 arrests recorded. The most common offenses linked to these arrests were public disorder and violence, painting a concerning picture of fan behavior.

Closely following behind are Manchester City fans, who had 94 arrests, while West Ham United and Chelsea recorded 77 and 76 arrests respectively. Aston Villa rounded out the top five with 71 arrests.

Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 clubs with the most arrests:

1. Manchester United – 121


2. Manchester City – 94


3. West Ham United – 77


4. Chelsea – 76


5. Aston Villa – 71


6. Everton – 56


7. Liverpool – 45


8. Arsenal – 42


9. Newcastle United – 41


10. Tottenham Hotspur – 41



Further down the list, Leicester City (30), Nottingham Forest (29), and Wolverhampton Wanderers (26) also made notable appearances. Newly promoted or less prominent clubs such as Ipswich Town (17) and Bournemouth (7) had significantly fewer incidents.

The data raises fresh concerns for the Premier League and law enforcement about managing crowd behavior and matchday safety. Fan violence and disorder continue to cast a shadow over the beautiful game, with the 2024/25 season highlighting the persistent need for improved security, stricter regulations, and greater fan education.

Clubs may face increasing pressure from the Football Association and local authorities to clamp down on unruly fans as the league continues to battle the image problem linked to supporter misconduct.

The report has already sparked debate among fans and pundits alike, with many calling for stronger measures to restore decorum in stadiums and protect the matchday experience for families and genuine supporters.

As the 2025/26 season looms, clubs will be under scrutiny not just for their performances on the pitch, but also for the conduct of their fans off it.

PulaPower:
How much dem build San-siro & wembley?

Wembley was built with - 1.5 Billion US DOLLARS...... Don't play

It is obvious that the writer of this article was sponsored to give a message that is different from what people with co.mmon sen.se believe. No new update, biased reportage, one sided informants lol. Don't worry....the Sanusi I know will tell us the real reasons at his next outing. That one no be who dem dey cover him mouth

Ok

Let the Chicken Republic man give the BRT some chicken. All will be fine

If you are in Abuja yes I can. If not, I may not have enough time for virtual classes

ZuesOfAnthens:
Bro can you teach me please?

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Bonab:
How can I learn it? Any material or tools I can start with?

Pro Bro

chiste1:
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Join the drive

When the part 2 dey come out?

Is that why I have not been invited for capturing after 3 months of application? Your peeeeeople should hurry up joor

I sure did amigo. Funniest comment tonight

Tamel:
Lol funny how everyone didn't get the sarcasm in this

Dude said championship , not the premiership...
Capisce

Emery? Lack of patience or lack of understanding

Kyase:
See no put United and arsenal for the same sentence...

I was telling you, weeks ago, that Wenger's sacking was their biggest mistake,but you counter me on that...
I keep asking Why was Emery sacked again?

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My university colleague by name Etebong is tying the knot or bolt with his BIG and beautiful wife. We wish him a married life full of BIG blessings[img][/img]

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When he campaigned, he went there him self, when people died, he sent a delegation.

If Buhari and Osinbajo were a football club playing against themselves, both of them will still lose.

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Every June, students all over the country don their caps and gowns for graduation. Whether it's from high school, college or graduate school, most people could easily count their own graduations on one hand.

But not 71-year-old Michael Nicholson of Kalamazoo, Mich. Nicholson has earned 29 degrees and is now pursuing his 30th.

"I just stayed in school and took menial jobs to pay for the education and just made a point of getting more degrees and eventually I retired so that I could go full-time to school," Nicholson told ABCNews.com.

"It's stimulation to go to the class, look at the material that's required and meet the teacher and students. It makes life interesting for me," he said. "Otherwise, things would be pretty dull."

Nicholson has one bachelor's degree, two associate's degrees, 22 master's degrees, three specialist degrees and one doctoral degree.

Most of the degrees are related to education such as educational leadership, library science and school psychology, but other degrees include home economics, health education and law enforcement.

Nicholson is currently working on a master's degree in criminal justice.

"I would like to get to 33 or 34. I'm almost there," he said. "When I complete that, I'll feel like I've completed my basic education. After that, if I'm still alive -- that would take me to 80 or 81 -- I would then be free to pursue any type of degree."
Nicholson's early interest in education came from the encouragement of his parents, who wanted him to be well-educated. His Canadian father was forced to drop out of school after the third grade to work and his mother graduated from high school.

"We were motivated to continue with our educations and go as far as we could go," he said of himself and his siblings. "She [his mother] wanted something better for us than simply working at a factory, so she kept doing the necessary for us to continue."

Nicholson's first degree was a bachelor's in religious education from William Tyndale College in Michigan in 1963.

Five degrees later, he was pursuing his doctorate in education from Western Michigan University in 1978.

While pursuing the doctorate, he met Western Michigan University Professor Tom Carey when Nicholson was working as a parking lot attendant writing tickets for the university. He wrote Carey three tickets in one day and the two have now known each other for 35 years.

"I've had 18,000 students in class and I've never heard of anybody like this," Carey told ABCNews.com. "He's the ultimate life-long learner. I marvel at his tenacity to go to school."

Nicholson has earned all of his degrees; none of them have been honorary or awarded degrees. Though Carey was never Nicholson's professor, the two meet at least once a year for Nicholson to give Carey an updated resume, which he shows students in his classes
"He's intrinsically motivated. It's unique, but it almost sounds bizarre," Carey said. "Some people collect animals and he collects tassels."

And collect tassels he does. Nicholson has been to 28 of his 29 graduation ceremonies.

What does he enjoy about the graduation ceremonies? "Just the pomp and circumstance. ... I could do without the speeches," he said with a laugh.

"Eventually, it became getting as many as I could," he said. "There's the excitement of graduation, but the overall objective was to get the degree."

He has earned degrees from a dozen schools in places including Michigan, Texas, Indiana and Canada, and he always goes to class.

"I would not take an Internet class. That's far too difficult," Nicholson said. "I'm not one of those all-A students."

He still works on a typewriter and his wife Sharon Nicholson helps him type up his assignments. His wife is highly educated in her own right, with seven degrees of her own.

"She helps me with my homework all the time," he said. "I cannot function on a computer, so she has to do it."

When asked what advice he would give to recent graduates, Nicholson paused before saying, "Don't quit too soon. Keep up with your aspirations. A lot of people tend to throw in the towel and have to come back to it later. Don't give up on your aspirations too soon."

And the admittedly competitive Nicholson has no plans to give up on his own aspirations, hinting that he has his eye on a few more degrees in the next few years.

"He likes going to school and doesn't want responsibility," Carey said. "This is what Mike lives for. He's about 70 and he's not going to stop. It wouldn't surprise me if at one point he tried law school or something else."

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StarUp:
50k as payment for abortion murder




Good day nairalanders... Please l need a good Samaritan to help out with a better job connection in Abuja or environs for someone l know and recommend very dearly for his uncommon intelligence, hard work, dedication to duty as well as unparalleled integrity and honesty.
I have hitherto worked with this young man and know him in and out as Godfearing (with great respect for people), can be trusted with confidential matters as well as have an above average IQ plus being handsome with a good dress sense. He possesses a Bachelors degree in the Social Sciences and is in his early thirties with over six years work experience that cuts across mainly education, customer service and administrative duties. He is presently poorly and grossly underpaid(less than 50k) considering his "quality attributes"... If God lays it in your heart, kindly reach him via: qualitysmile7@gmail.com...as you remember to help him, God will remember to help you too...thanks.

NB: Though any part of the country can also be considered if the job and conditions attached are worth relocating. God bless you as you help him.

TimFisher2:
Can you dress like this,and go to someone's wedding?

I can't even dress like this when going out!

I love dressing classic

It wasn't a wedding.... It was a wedding "AFTER-PARTY "

After assessing the input of Christiano Ronaldo in world football, his skills, his passion and trophies..... I can now categorically state that Buhari will not win second term Insha Allah