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Adenuga makes Billions of naira daily and pays that insultive salaries to people who worked for a whole 30 days? Salary job is indeed mordern slavery. Formal Education is overhyped. Majority Goes to school for over 17 years of their lives and start receiving 56,000 naira after rigorous interviews and various examinations from sadists who calls themselves HR personels. Meanwhile in Alaba market and similar places nationwide, there are business men who cannot spell their names controlling millions of naira worth of businesses. These so called educated ones earning peanuts will be sent by their slave masters (bankers) to advertise and convince business men to open an account with them.
Education in Nigeria is a waste of time, Learn a skill or be a business man. No one gets rich through a salary job

Manchester United are reportedly making Leicester Citydefender Harry Maguire a priority transfer target as they chase defenders in January.

The Red Devils look light in defence at the moment after a poor start to the season which followed a surprisingly quiet summer in the transfer market.

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And according to the Sun, the United board are now ready to put things right in the middle of the season by targeting Maguire to solve that problem position, regardless of what happens with manager Jose Mourinho.

.The England international could be valued at as much as £70million, though United are said to be confident of persuading Leicester to sell for closer to £60m, according to the Sun.

This would by some distance smash the Red Devils’ current record fee paid for a defender, with Wikipediahaving that at just £31m paid for Victor Lindelof

Chelsea winger Willian has expanded on his comments regarding Maurizio Sarri to compare the Italian and his tactics to former Blues managers Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho.

The Brazilian won Premier League titles under both of his former bosses at Stamford Bridge but he believes that the football demanded by the former Napoli head coach this season is a cut above what he has previously experienced at the club.

He is one of many players in the squad who has spoken out since the summer about the change of regime in the dugout and the effect on morale and the team's style of play.

David Luiz has said he would have sought a move away had Conte remained as manager. Ross Barkley has credited Sarri and his football for his own improvements as a player over the past few months.