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Terrorist groups are taking heavy hits from the NAF, and no surprise Amnesty International is back alleging civilians are being targeted. Their business model revolves around undermining counterterrorism efforts and giving terrorist groups a platform. You will never see them document widespread human rights abuses committed by terrorist organizations, Instead, they consistently undermine efforts to defeat these groups.

They asked Peter Obi what he would do to improve the revenue in the country. Listen to his answer lol 😆 You will ask him A, he will start answering Z 😁

@Blue_Footy I wish we don't go to Europe next season too but I see us winning the FA cup cos we are notorious for winning a trophy even when we are having bad season.

I think if we end up without qualifying for Europe, it will be a blessing in disguise for a coach with philosophy like Xabi Alonso. It makes his work easier. More time to work and fresh players every weekend. I don’t know about you but Personally, I prefer no Europe if it's not Champions League. But it doesn't mean I don't want to win the FA Cup and qualify for the Europa League. I will take that too.

JUST IN: In 2022 They Told Tinubu They Zoned The APC Ticket To Sen Lawan And The Villa Was Aware -Okonkwo May 9, 2026 ADC chieftain Kenneth Okonkwo has alleged that President Bola Tinubu's political journey serves as a lesson in resilience, alleging that Tinubu won the APC presidential ticket in 2022 despite being deliberately sidelined by his own party's leadership. Speaking on Channels TV, Okonkwo said, "Tinubu is regarded as the leader of the APC. In 2022, they told him they had zoned the APC ticket to the north specifically to Senator Lawan by the national chairman of the APC, and he said the Villa was aware of it. And this was at a time when the rotation was supposed to go to the south. Tinubu did not go and start whining or crying: 'I am the national leader, look at what you are doing to me. Tinubu told them: one, it is unconstitutional; two, just allow me to contest in a free and fair primary. If I am defeated, I will accept it. And they said, 'Fair enough.'' Okonkwo described what followed as a defining moment. "He went into the primary and defeated everybody. He was not the choice of the APC. He was not the choice of the Villa. He was not the choice of the NWC of the APC. But he said, 'I am capable of winning this,' and he went and won." According to him, that victory at Eagle Square carried a clear message that in politics, proven capacity matters more than establishment backing. He highlighted that despite whatever doubts surrounded Tinubu at the time, the APC ultimately united behind him, and he went on to win the presidency. Naija news channel

BREAKING: Bola Ahmed Tinubu Rolls Out ₦11.8 Billion Interest-Free Loan for University Staff — A First in Africa In a major boost for Nigeria’s education sector, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the disbursement of ₦11.8 billion to 6,842 academic and non-academic staff across tertiary institutions under the Staff Support Fund. The initiative, described as the first of its kind in Africa, provides interest-free loans mirroring the structure of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund aimed at easing financial pressure on university workers and improving welfare across campuses. Education stakeholders say the move could significantly impact staff productivity and stability, while reinforcing the administration’s broader push to reposition Nigeria’s higher education system. The Staff Support Fund adds to ongoing reforms in the sector, signaling a continued commitment by the Tinubu administration to support both students and institutional workers.

@jacksonhinkle Please respond and let's see how that works

📍🇦🇪🇮🇷 UAE condemns the ongoing Iranian attacks on its country and water-spaces, and states they have the "full and legitimate right to respond to these attacks."

@jacksonhinkle Birds of the same feather

📍🇧🇭🇯🇴🇪🇬🇮🇷 Bahrain, Jordan, and Egypt have condemned Iran's attacks on the UAE.

THIS ISN'T GAZA! THIS IS SOUTH LEBANON! ISRAEL DID THIS!

@jacksonhinkle Another clown 🤡🤡

🇸🇦🇦🇪🇮🇷 Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman condemns Iranian attack against UAE. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

GADDAFI: "Those who hit New York on 9/11 were not Afghani. They did not take off from Iraq or Afghanistan. They flew from JFK airport. The whole action was done in America. They were TRAINED in America"

Wes Morgan on N'Golo Kante: 🗣️ "I don't even know if he's got the capacity to get angry." 😂

TINUBU IS QUIETLY DOING WHAT BUILT AMERICA AND CHINA — BUT TRIBALISM WON’T LET NIGERIANS SEE IT Let me say this boldly: Nigeria’s economy will not explode because of Twitter arguments… it will explode because of ROADS, RAIL AND LOGISTICS. That’s exactly what President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is aggressively doing — and many Nigerians are too blinded by tribal politics to understand it. My assignment here is to expose you to what is really happening. We love to always see things from tribal lenses so much that we intentionally blind our own eyes from seeing truth in intelligent government actions . 1. America didn’t become rich by randomly doing things— it was INFRASTRUCTURE. In the 1800s, the U.S. economy transformed after the Transcontinental Railroad (1869) connected the East to the West. Cost of transporting goods dropped massively. Oil, agriculture, and manufacturing scaled across states. Trade between regions exploded That’s how America became an economic giant. 2. China’s miracle was built on roads and rail. China didn’t “wish” itself into prosperity. From the 1990s: Built 140,000+ km of expressways. Built the world’s largest high-speed rail network. Result? Lifted over 800 million people out of poverty. Turned villages into industrial hubs. Infrastructure = economic power. Simple. 3. Now look at what Tinubu is doing in Nigeria (THIS IS THE REAL GAME). This is not politics. This is ECONOMIC ENGINEERING. Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (700km). Connecting Lagos, Ogun, Ondo , Delta , Rivers , Akwa Ibom and Cross River . Started 2024 Creates a coastal economic corridor for oil, ports, tourism, and trade. Sokoto–Badagry Super Highway (1,000km). Links North-West to South-West. Designed to cut logistics costs and boost trade, agriculture, and national integration Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria–Kano Road (164km+). Critical northern economic artery revived with massive funding injections . Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe–Maiduguri Corridor. Connecting North-Central to North-East for trade and security . Bodo–Bonny Road (Niger Delta access route). Unlocking oil, gas, and coastal commerce . Lekki Port / Dangote Refinery Evacuation Roads. Built to move products from Africa’s largest refinery (650,000 barrels/day) across Nigeria . 4. It’s not just roads — rail is coming with it. $2.99 BILLION approved for rail projects (Lagos, Kano, Kaduna). Light rail expansion in major cities National rail corridors under study (Calabar–Maiduguri, etc.) . 5. The money being committed is MASSIVE. Over ₦7 TRILLION approved for road projects nationwide . Hundreds of projects under a national infrastructure drive . This is not “small government activity.” This is nation-building scale investment. 6. Why this matters (many Nigerians don’t understand this part). When you connect regions: Food from the North reaches the South cheaper. Ports in the South serve the entire country faster. Businesses expand across states Investors come in. Jobs increase. That’s how economies grow — not by shouting on TV. 7. The uncomfortable truth Nigerians we nor wan hear be sey, If you remove tribal bias and look at DATA: Nigeria is being physically reconnected. Economic corridors are being built. Logistics cost (one of Nigeria’s biggest problems) is being attacked. But many people are still arguing like it’s a football match. Final truth: Visionary infrastructure always looks “crazy” at the beginning. They called early American rail expansion wasteful. They mocked China’s empty highways in the 90s. Today? Those countries dominate the global economy. Nigeria is at that same moment. The real question is not: “Do you like Tinubu?” The real question is: Do you understand what is being built? If Nigerians drop tribalism and start thinking economically, you’ll realize something shocking: This may be the most aggressive attempt to open up Nigeria’s economy in decades.

@Blue_Footy Garnacho should have grown pass this current level but he's just stagnated. He has the potential but I don't just get what's wrong with him

Joe Cole on Alejandro Garnacho: 🗣️ “If I was advising him, I’d say he needs to find a homeland where he’s going to be settled and happy. The Chelsea fans are a little bit disgruntled with him at the moment, and I agree that he hasn’t played well. But he’s not been dreadful; he’s just not at his best.”

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@Blue_Footy Ndiaye any time any day

Who would you take as left winger at Chelsea between Anthony Gordon and Iliman Ndiaye❓

@Blue_Footy @TyCSports This will be my gift of the season from the BlueCo if we can get it done

‼️Xabi Alonso is shaping up as the main candidate to replace Liam Rosenior as Chelsea head coach. ~ @TyCSports

Guess who is opposing Dangote’s proposal to build a 1.2M barrels a day refinery in east Africa (Tanzania, Kenya and Congo) World Bank and IMF. : ))) Their argument? it would give monopoly to one company over energy. 1) All the while, French refineries are in almost every oil producing countries in Africa. 2) No African countries could get a loan to build a refinery larger than 400,000 barrels per day (one of the most profitable businesses ever). So the majority are small and struggle for profitability. 3) Nigeria oil had to be exported to Europe, refined and in many cases sold back to Nigeria and ECOWAS countries, under companies like shell and total. 4) it took until a billionaire financed the refinery in Nigeria himself to change part of that production and supply pipeline. And today, after the Hormuz blockade, EU countries are now buying oil from Dangote.

@Blue_Footy The ball hit his thigh before hitting the hand so it shouldn't stand as a handball but like you said, there has been some ridiculous calls during this season's UCL

Penalty to PSG. That's not a hand ball. But I knew he would give it. I have seen more silly hand balls given as penalty in this year's Champions League. They have got to amend the rules.

@Blue_Footy He should just stay at Newcastle. We don't need him

Your honest thoughts on Chelsea’s interest in Anthony Gordon 👇