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CheGuevara101: |
socialmediaman:Sensibility of Nigerians? Whatever that means! Which poltiician does not play on the sensibility of Nigerians? Is it Wike abi is it Atiku? Nonsense. He did not fool Tinubu. In 2015 remember that even a stone would have defeated Jonathan. Jonathan had to go. And finally your reference to the quote "hate the game not the player" is completely misplaced. |
Racoon:Any politician that doesn't seek maximum political domination is a weakling. As a matter of fact every politician seeks political domination. Some succeed others fail. Tinubu is one of the few politicians who have always been succeeding. Politics is a game. Hate the game, Do not hate the player. |
Iyoocartel:Wike told Edo people to vote his party candidate Obaseki. Tinibu told Edo people to vote his own party candidate Ize Iyanmu. Why are you foaming in the mouth? |
A clear case of cutting off your nose to spite your face. They traded the Governorship to PDP because of a Presidency in 3 years time that they are not sure of. Winning the Edo Governorship would have given the APC a better chance to win more votes from Edo in the 2023 presidency. But in their myopia they failed to see the bigger picture. Or maybe they think that the PDP will let their faction of APC win the presidency because they helped them win Edo. They only way i'd exhornerrate this is if there's actually an agreement between the Amaechi faction and Obaseki to return to APC before 2023. That's the only way this whole Edo drama would make sense to me. |
nihilistjnr: ![]() Hope your barber is not a Chelsea fan as well oh. If he is then you better have your hair barbered some other day. |
potbelly:fantabulous!!! |
![]() Chelsea oh Chelsea Oh dear! Oh dear!! Oh dear!!! Where is our guy Nihilistjnr? We only see him on our thread whenever something bad happens to Messi or something good happens to Ronaldo. ![]() |
jpmoriarti:Looking at the BOLDED At this rate we need to beg all the other attacking players to WALK ON THE PITCH so that we can get from them at least 25 Goals and 20 Assists from them this season. That way, we win the UCL every season trust me. |
Kennitrust:In this country people and parties brag about winning even after using federal might. It happened from 1999 to 2015. So not using federal might even though you have it is actually a very very very commendable feat. |
Racoon:Even after 5 years you are still holding on to that twisted 97/5 narrative, like a herdsman and his stick. Even as a man you must be a big time gossip in real life. |
Jodera:All this matter we don dey talk am for the past 1 month, we don talk am tire. |
And who will bankroll the wedding.? Abeg who go fit help me go FFK house to ask am? I go give transport. |
HIGHESTPOPORI:You are naive. In politics impossible is nothing. |
handie:Nice post. Edo North Senator comes to mind. Even though APC is dead already IMO, If somehow and someway someone in the Tinibu and Oshiomole camp of the APC becomes President in 2023, Oshiomole will surely bounce back with thunder. |
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Agbegbaorogboye:You don't understand word play. You're past the era. |
I am very surprised that FFK is sounding so polite in addressing his critic. That "bankrolling" episode has really humbled him a bit. |
Agbegbaorogboye:100 percent of PDP members are former PDP members and 100 percent of them are idiots. ![]() |
Every body is aligning. APC has become irreconcilable. 1. Buhari faction 2. Tinubu faction APC's death happened faster than a fat biitch who sat down too fast. It's a pity this factionalization would result in an improptu return of the party of looters and tax collectors, A party not even worthy of a place in the recycle bin of our Nation but in the dustbin of our history. |
Kobicove:Aided by gross anti party activities. |
kaylardz:Buhari doesn't care about anyone. He doesn't care about APC. All he wants is to complete his tenure and retire to Daura and be sipping kunu. To hell with all who helped him to power. He doesn't care about them. |
Sevilla trying oo This time that night Bayern haf uredi skor us one. ![]() |
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When husband and wife fight in public, they leave themselves open to ridicule from the neighbours. In the beginning Oshiomole dealt several deadly blows to the PDP; retired a lot of treacherous politicians like Saraki, Dino and Kwonkwoso. He also led the APC party to widen the margin at the Senate and HOR. He won some governorship states but only lost them at the courts. But he did win them in the field. In summary Oshiomole became the party chairman that PDP loved to hate. It's unfortunate that the APC could not remain united and Oshiomole became the fall guy, open to ridicule from a party he dealt a bloody nose very many times. It all started out as a war between the APC and the PDP with APC leaving their lieutenant wounded on the battle field. Now everyone in the PDP wants a piece of the man who caused them so many troubles in the past. |
Simeone & Suarez could make life hell for everyone in La Liga Daniel Edwards The Argentine coach has never hidden his admiration for the all-action Uruguayan, who has just joined Atletico Madrid from Barcelona The news that Luis Suarez had been caught up in an Italian citizenship scandal barely raised an eyebrow at Barcelona, a club that has become accustomed to events that border on the farcical in recent years. The doubts over the legitimacy of the results of his language exam put an end to the Uruguayan's hopes of lining up in Serie A this season, although his chances had already diminished as Juventus withdrew their interests in the striker's services days before suspicions were first raised over Suarez's level of Italian. Juve's loss has turned out to be Atletico Madrid's gain, though, as the Bianconeri's decision to sign Alvaro Morata paved the way for a €6 million (£5.5m/$7m) transfer and the forming of a trans-Rioplatense partnership that appears to be a match made in heaven. Atletico coach Diego Simeone has long been a huge admirer of the pugnacious Suarez. Having been hamstrung for much of last season in attack by the sale of Antoine Griezmann and the failure of Diego Costa and Morata to compensate for the Frenchman's goals, the Argentine has managed an impressive coup by bringing one of the world's most accomplished, seasoned – not to mention controversial – forwards across La Liga to the Wanda Metropolitano. At 33, Suarez may be in the autumn of his outstanding career, but he has the talent and, most importantly perhaps, the drive, work-rate and aggression to revitalise Atletico's stagnant forward line. Not that El Cholo will need much convincing that his new signing has what it takes to succeed in the capital. “I could not speak ill of Luis Suarez, he is extraordinary,” Simeone explained to reporters as early as 2013, while the forward was still at Liverpool. Even when Suarez joined Atleti's rivals the following year the praise kept coming, with the coach stating in November 2014: “When Luis Suarez finds the role his trainer wants for him, he is an intense player who will give his team that extra boost they need. “He is a marvellous player, tremendous, extraordinary, strong, aggressive, intense. He assists and scores from all over the pitch.” Suarez Simeone Atletico were reluctant to sign a costly 33-year-old striker when Suarez came on the market, but El Cholo pushed for his signing and eventually got his way, as he usually does. That only left the forward himself to convince; a task similarly achieved with a series of personal calls from coach to player, culminating in this meeting of minds that brings together two men who love to operate on the very limits of the game, and more often than not beyond them. The ex-Liverpool and Ajax star had been linked with Atletico, then reigning Liga champions, prior to the 2014 World Cup as a replacement for Chelsea-bound Diego Costa. Barca, desperate to reinforce at all costs after finishing empty-handed that season under Gerardo Martino, beat their rivals to the signing, and over the intervening six years Suarez has paid back their faith handsomely, smashing 198 goals in 283 games and lifting 13 major titles as the perfect foil to superstar Messi in attack and a Blaugrana idol in his own right. When new Barca boss Ronald Koeman informed Suarez that he would not form part of his plans in 2020-21, it thus came as a surprise to nobody to see Atleti enter the chase. Some Barcelona directors argued against allowing one of the greatest goalscorers of the modern era join one of their likely title rivals at a knockdown price, and it's easy to understand why. The Colchoneros might just have acquired the cutting edge in the final third that has so often been lacking as a complement to their rock-solid defensive play. As for the player himself, he the chance to avoid uprooting his young family after six happy years in Spain and to prove he still has plenty left in the tank under a coach that, in terms of aggression, intensity and, of course, that natural inclination to gripe, grouse and cajole at the slightest provocation, is very much cut from the same cloth. Not that Suarez should expect an easy ride at his new home, of course. He has thrived under the luxury of having the world's best player at his side throughout his time at Camp Nou feeding him chances, a privilege which will not be afforded with the same frequency when lining up with Atletico's accomplished but decidedly more down-to-earth talents. The onus will be on Suarez to harry and chase and run for the entire 90 minutes as Simeone demands of all his charges, and one can well imagine the first few days going through his paces under the gaze of such a strict taskmaster as El Cholo could prove quite the shock to the system. It is not a role, however, to which Suarez is unaccustomed. The striker has vast experience of battling defenders in solitude at the head of Oscar Tabarez's well-drilled Uruguay teams, for whom attack is often a four-letter word. Unlike his great friend Messi, he does boast an international title, the 2011 Copa America, gained while working in a squad and system that invites easy comparisons with Simeone's Atletico battlers. Atletico, as witnessed in their timid Champions League exit to RB Leipzig back in August, are not the force they once were at the height of the Simeone era. But the squad remains strong and balanced, while the likes of Costa, Yannick Carrasco, Joao Felix and Angel Correa provide plenty of potential attacking partners for Suarez to click with once he gets the motors running at his new club. Above all, both Suarez and Simeone are intensely competitive souls, who will do anything within the laws of the game – and often without – to prevail. Their mutual respect and admiration are clear, and it will be fascinating to see how that translates on the pitch as the veteran adds his unique abilities to the Atletico machine – a combination fit to strike fear into the very hearts of their opponents. This match made in heaven could make life hell for everyone else in La Liga. WHY HAVE I GOT A BAD FEELING ABOUT THIS ARTICLE? |
temi1290:Nothing happened to Alba. He only got older. |
Sommyroy10:We are dead. |
IkwerrePikin:Congratulate him in what capacity na? On one hand you call him an inconsequential internally displaced politician; You say there is no such position as 'APC National leader.' So I ask thee again; you want Tinubu to congratulate Obaseki in what capacity? Mtcheew; Useless youths of tomorrow!! |
ojaysam25:SMH Back when Serie A was Serie A. A.C. Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus and Roma competing. Now Serie A is the most one side league in the world. Worse than even French league. I thought you were going to tell us how he won the Serie A golden boot, or the UCL golden boot or the Ballon dor in Italy. ![]() Ageless indeed. Nonsense! |
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