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Comark Onani retweeted
Imagine you’re going to a sporting event and you know it’s going to rain. You buy 100 ponchos locally for a dollar each and bring them to the game. It starts raining and you sell them for $10 each. Your ponchos are worth $10, so you’re “holding $1000”. Now it stops raining and you’re only getting offers for $0.50 so now you’re holding $50.
Did $950 get wiped out? If so, where did it go?
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Comark Onani retweeted
The new trailer for ‘THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER’ Season 3 has been released.
Releasing November 11 on Prime Video.
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Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has confirmed his firm acquired a 25% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), according to a Bloomberg Terminal report on October 21, 2026.
Speaking at an event in London, Dangote said the investment would support the distribution of petroleum products.
The announcement identifies the buyer behind Monday’s KSh 42.5 Bn block trade involving 4.5 Bn shares, equivalent to 24.76% of KPC.
President William Ruto had confirmed the shares were acquired from public entities. Business Daily reported at least eight parastatals participated in the sale.
Major post-IPO public investors included NSSF, UFAA and State-backed pension schemes. The individual sellers and Dangote’s acquiring legal entity remain undisclosed.
President William Ruto says private investors acquired 25% of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) from public entities in Monday's KSh 42.5 Bn block trade involving 4.5 Bn shares, equivalent to 24.76% of the company.
Attention now turns to major public shareholders, particularly NSSF (22.2%) and the Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA), which held 3.06%. Their combined post-IPO stake of 25.26% was sufficient to cover the transaction.
The Government of Kenya retained 35%, while Uganda National Oil Company held 20.15%. However, Ruto did not identify the selling institutions or private buyers.
No evidence has emerged confirming whether NSSF, UFAA or other public shareholders sold their stakes.
Comark Onani retweeted
Anyone who had a stint at Mobile Planet, Cellulant, Craft Silicon, UUNET, Software Universe etc back in the mid to late 2000s was a properly cracked tech head. Pure unadulterated skills learned through blood, sweat and tears.
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JUST IN: Activity on several major U.S. political subreddits plunges following attacks on Russian data centers.
Comark Onani retweeted
Man United is a perfect example of how traditions can stagnate you when you brag too much about your history and forget there are other people building a present that will become a future that may eclipse yours.
Entire brand and organization relies completely on past glory.
Comark Onani retweeted
The real reason why Kanda Bongoman's show was cancelled in 1991.
CC @micchequepod
#MachokaAt50
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Stolen car alert!!! @terrikibiriti @Zed_shantall @JILLKUI @SirAlexas @NyamburaGobela @Nyokaffiii @comark @wichow @syoks
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Kaishū Sano 🇯🇵 🔥
He goes straight through the heart of Brazil's defence 🤯
📺 Stream #FIFAWorldCup on DStv: tinyurl.com/4wrtdwtb
#SSFootball | #DStvFIFAWorldCup2026
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“There's a kid named Victor Wembanyama, who's maybe the best prospect in the world. He's 7'3 with almost an 8 FT wingspan. He blocks shots like Gobert and he shoots like Porzingis. He can handle & pass. I've never seen anything like him.”
- Mike Schmitz
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THE NEW YORK KNICKS ARE HEADED TO THEIR FIRST NBA FINALS SINCE 1999 🔥
The Knicks win their 11th straight game, secure their 2nd consecutive 4-0 series win, and advance to the NBA Finals for the 1st time in 27 years!
They will take on the winner of Thunder/Spurs.
Game 1 of the 2026 NBA Finals tips off Wednesday, June 3 at 8:30pm/et on ABC!
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Ted Turner, the billionaire media entrepreneur and philanthropist who launched the 24-hour cable TV news revolution when he founded CNN in 1980, has died. He was 87. cnn.it/4d7tcQ2
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Here is why United are wearing this jersey today and not the Snapdragon themed one.
Snapdragon pays tens of millions of pounds a year to have their logo on the front of Manchester United's shirt. Today they gave that space away voluntarily acharity founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver.
There is a business reason behind that generosity, but the cause behind it is worth understanding first.
Manchester United are donning this special edition home shirt against Brentford at Old Trafford today with the (RED) charity logo replacing the usual Snapdragon branding on the front.
(RED) is an organisation that fights health injustice globally, raising funds for the Global Fund to combat AIDS and other diseases. All net proceeds from the limited edition shirts and match-worn items go directly to that cause, with the Gates Foundation matching additional funds raised on top.
This is the second consecutive season United have done this. Last season the special shirt appeared against West Ham. The collaboration is between Manchester United, Snapdragon and (RED), and the mechanic is straightforward.
Snapdragon donates their logo space for the match, (RED) gets the visibility, the shirts go on sale to the public, and match-worn items are auctioned afterwards.
The legal framework that makes this possible is an FA rule that permits clubs to temporarily replace their front-of-shirt sponsor with a charity logo for specific designated matches.
Without that provision, the standard sponsorship contract would make the swap commercially impossible regardless of the intention behind it.
Snapdragon's logo will for every other match. But for today, one of the most valuable pieces of advertising real estate in English football belongs to a charity.
My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.
