Kingsley Ojerinde, JP.
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Kingsley Ojerinde, JP.
@kingoje1
The Exceptional Multi-Specialist Nurse| Healthcare Management| Public Health Advocate
Promise Land Katılım Mart 2010
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@Yokhin I think New Zealand and Haiti are the 2 worst teams based on world rankings to qualify. 16 spots for Europe. Maybe they deserve 18 since the competition is so strong there.
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@adebisidejoke You can never be wrong with any combination
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@FootballTimelyn Lewandoski should be awarded his well deserved trophy based on merit
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@AsakyGRN Did you people misappropriate Nigerian funds or not? Stop playing the ethnic card for the gullible ones
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@b_adam45 There is no need for comparison, the sky is wide enough for the two birds to fly freely without colliding with each other
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am i the only one aho doesnt rate Mourinho?
With Chelsea he bought a new team and won, nothing special
With Real Madrid he ciuldnt win the league, he won CL with Cristiano, even Zidane could
His return to Chelsea, his United time, and Spurs exposed him
Only Porto and 2009 with Inter was great, then fell down quickly
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@haywhyy09 Arteta and the word great manager in the same statement ? Hahaha
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@NoushardMUFC United fans are so terrible, hell bent on shaming him after all his contribution to the club. Have you regularly watched him to arrive at this conclusion? No wonder he does not want to come back to their shameful fanbase. Most of you just listen to some dumb pundit and tweet
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It’s not criminal that Barcelona aren’t willing to pay for Rashford.
This comes down to two things:
Either Barcelona are financially handcuffed which I don’t fully buy or they’ve quickly seen the inconsistency in Rashford and don’t want to commit £275k a week to a player who hasn’t earned that level consistently.
And honestly, the second reason feels more realistic.
This is a club that has bent financial rules, pulled every lever possible just to register players during a crisis you can’t suddenly claim Rashford is where they draw the line. It’s about performance.
Rashford has talent, no doubt. But the lack of grit, work rate, and consistency is a real issue.
Barca have young players ready to fight for the badge every single game. With that mentality in the squad, Rashford simply doesn’t fit.
As for United taking him back shouldn’t even be the plan.
The club needs to find a proper solution and move on.

RAQUEL🦋@Kasemiireraquel
It’s criminal that Barca isn’t willing to even pay 30m for Rashford😭
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I met a guy at a cyber café in 2019.
Every day, same routine:
He’d come in, pay for just 1 hour, and type as if his life depended on it.
One day I asked, “What are you always working on?”
He smiled and said, “I’m applying for jobs abroad. One must click.”
People laughed at him.
“Who do you know abroad?”
“You think it’s that easy?”
But he kept showing up.
Every. Single. Day.
Some days, he had money.
Some days, he didn’t—he’d just sit and watch others, learning.
Fast forward to 2022…
He stopped coming.
We thought he had given up.
Then one afternoon, someone walked into the café wearing a hoodie and carrying an iPhone.
It was him.
He got a job in Canada.
Not through connections.
Not through luck.
Just consistency.
Before he left, he said something I’ll never forget:
“Most people quit right before it works.”
It’s not always talent.
It’s how long you can keep going when nothing is working yet.
If you’ve been trying and it’s not clicking yet…
This is your sign not to stop.
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@its_jersi @SelecaoTalk Did you watch Batigoal play in his prime?
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@Utd__max10 Jamie & Garry easily because they are too subjective instead of being objective.
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@adebisidejoke Traditionally, 8 is the supporting striker, playing just behind the main striker but modern tactics have evolved. However, most 8 can also function as 10. It all depends on the coach.
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@DrOaikhena How does your opinion influence his life? You also forgot that billionaires in $ are neither a citizen of one country nor confined to the country of their birth. Billion in $ avail you unparalleled access.
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I have said this before and I will say it again:
A billionaire who can't enjoy his wealth in his home country is a poor man.
It's that simple.
Femi Ote$@realFemiOtedola
Enjoying this sunny Thursday in Singapore 🇸🇬 Happiness is free 🚲… F.Ote💲
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@mariolexxx @FyneMarket Any particular reason for your assertion?
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🗣️Paul Scholes on asking Sir Alex Ferguson for a PAY RISE:
“Inter Milan were offering £4 million a year tax free. It was probably more than double my salary at United. I obviously said no but I still plucked up the courage to speak to the manager.
I think I said I deserved to be on more money and he pulled out a little black book and he's flicking through the pages for like five minutes...
'No, I think you're all right, you're level with everyone, it's fine, what you're on is good'.
Then i was like — Alright thanks, see you later... that was the worst, doing that was my biggest regret in football.”

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@Utdbrizzy Asking for a justified pay rise with a bargaining power at had is your biggest regret in football? What a coward.
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@EpiAkonde Same for people with I-140 applications that was approved long before the executive order, but only for the interview to occur after the EO. The whole process ended in immigrant visa denial
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I just got off the phone with my Nigerian friend. The consequences of the Visa ban imposed under President Trump are far more reaching than I initially thought. In total, 75 countries are facing some ban of some shape or form with 19 full ban. Out of the 75, 25 are African countries of which Nigeria is one.
Now my friend just finished his PhD and under the “normal” dispensation could apply for optional practical training (OPT) and get it approved within 3 months which allow him to stay and work for 1 year and could be extended for additional 2 years because he is in a stem field. Under the current visa ban, he cannot get his OPT processed within 3 months. He is on an indefinite wait and without the OPT, he cannot work. So he either leaves the country and forfeit the OPT or stay without job. That’s the hardest point you can be in the US where you don’t get a pause on bills or a friend or family to borrow money to hold body.
And just thinking through this, I find that many internationals may be in a similar or worse situation. For medical doctors who came on J1 or H1B, you’re expected to transition into permanent residency after your training. J1 and H1B only commits you to your facility of training for the period of the training especially for the J1. Now after 3 years in residency, if you’re from an affected country, you cannot be processed for any other immigration benefits. The is worse because if you did not start the permanent residency application and gotten the first part approved before the executive order, there is no where to turn; not even the indefinite wait. So you will have to leave the US within 60 days on completing your residency
This is such a tragedy for everyone including some of the US industries such as the healthcare sector that will be losing thousands of the US trained physicians. I see most of these physicians moving to Canada, Australia or New Zealand where they would not be required to take further testing before practicing. But that in itself will take them months if not years to apply for appropriate immigration benefits.
To what end….?

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I’m about to get married, and my fiancé knows I have an inheritance that was left to me by my grandparents. It’s in my name only, and I’ve been saving it for years. Now he’s saying that before we get married, I should put the entire inheritance into a joint account so we can “start fresh together,” or he doesn’t think we should go through with the wedding. I’m 36 already and this is something my family worked hard to leave me. I’m torn between wanting to build a life together and feeling like I’m being pressured to give up something important to me. What do you think I should do?
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