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Akinwale Adedayo retweeted
🚨 Sergio Ramos on why Cristiano Ronaldo has faced controversy throughout his career: 🗣️“I honestly don’t understand why Cristiano has had to battle controversy throughout almost his entire career. Look at how Messi is being celebrated as he says goodbye to the Argentina national team, and then look at the way Ronaldo’s journey has unfolded. The truth is, Cristiano has often been surrounded by people who were never truly on his side. He never had it easy. Messi had teammates who stood beside him when Argentina needed him most. They fought for him, protected him and helped him finally lift the World Cup. You cannot always say the same about Cristiano. There were moments when Ronaldo had to carry Portugal almost by himself. Even when he was delivering, the criticism never seemed to stop. That is what makes his career even more remarkable to me. Cristiano never needed an easy path to become a legend. He had to fight for almost everything he achieved.” 🇵🇹🔥
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Akinwale Adedayo retweeted
The moment Arise News ended their program because the guest, Nick Agule who is an oil and gas expert from Makurdi didn't go against subsidy restoration. It's obvious Arise News didn’t want a balanced view on fuel subsidies
Arise news brought an oil and gas expert Nick Agule form Makurdi to talk about fuel subsidy and it's viability, instead of going against subsidy they were surprised he went the Atiku way and said is necessary. When he was making sense and doing justice to the topic they cut him off that network now bad. We all know what we are doing.
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From plotting to bring down the Iranian government to fighting for the Straight of Hormuz which was free before the war to be free now shows @realDonaldTrump and the US govt have become a joke of the world. #IStandWithIRAN for standing up against tyranny and forces of oppression
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Addresses of Chinese stores in SW states: 1. Lagos — Palms Mall, Oniru, VI 2. Ibadan — Palms Mall, Ring Road 3. Ogun — Palms Mall, Ota 4. Osun — Shop in Ibadan 5. Akure — Oba Ile Road (Not major) 6. Ekiti — Coming soon. Update: Chinese items are VERY cheap. Shop there!
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Akinwale Adedayo retweeted
They want us to keep bringing ourselves low to make them feel less inferior but where has that gotten us? Even ethnicities without a documented history or shred of civilization believe they can insult our heritage & get away with it. Some lunatics even make genocidal statements without any fear of our reaction. Enough of that 'humility', we have tried it & it failed. It is time to be bullish & unapologetically arrogant of our storied history, achievements, heroes and heritage. It is time to be arrogantly Yoruba & bullishly Oodua; If it hurts u, hold ur ancestors responsible for not been long term thinkers & civilisation builders like our ancestors. We will not attack anyone who doesn't come for our heritage & image. If u do, u will get urs in multiples of whatever u dish out. The days of turning the other cheek cuz of 'omoluabi' are over; Ur father, mother & everything u adore will get a dose of ur 'medicine'. We now know ONLY superior madness can cure ur madness!
To those envious clowns complaining about ACCRA, this is my clapback. Here is the Ga Mantse himself saying the Ga stool started from Ife. Who is the King of Accra? ACCRA is Yorubaland! Be arrogantly Yoruba!
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Sowore nearly headed Amaechi and Peter Obi with some blunt truth. He told them to their faces that they were failures as Governors. Peter Obi didn’t subsidize education as a governor. Doctors and lecturers went on strike for 13 months.
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While the love fir Sebstir Ademola Adeleke is not in doubt, the poor quality of road projects he has executed so far is a source for concern. If he can only execute 10 road projects, let it be a quality job. He doesn't even monitor the projects, that's the sad part!
Anybody supporting APC in Osun state is an enemy of progress ! Lessons will be learnt this weekend 😀
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President Tinubu foresaw the religious and ethnic sentiments that would be deployed during the 2023 election long before they became obvious to many. With a single, well-calculated statement, he effectively neutralized that strategy and shattered the foundation upon which Peter Obi's presidential ambition was being built without even mentioning his name. Looking at the political landscape today, it is difficult to ignore how much of the agitation surrounding Obi's movement is still anchored on ethnic and religious sentiments, particularly the narratives centered around Igbo identity and Catholic solidarity. That is why foresight remains one of the most important qualities of leadership. President Tinubu identified where that strength would likely come from, anticipated the direction of the campaign, and strategically dismantled its appeal long before its proponents realized their playbook had already been read. Politics is often won not only by reacting to events but by seeing them long before they unfold.
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Super Falcons coach, Madugu deserves to be sacked!
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Akinwale Adedayo retweeted
🚨 Dani Alves on facing Cristiano Ronaldo in Madrid: 🗣️ “No one in Barcelona ever liked him, both the club, players management. It wasn’t because of Messi or the rivalry, it was because of the damage he could do in just one moment.” 🗣️ “The worst feeling back then was losing the ball and seeing Real Madrid break with Cristiano involved. Once he had space, you knew you were in trouble. He was too direct, too powerful and too ruthless. You could defend perfectly for eighty minutes and he’d still find a way to punish you.” 🗣️ “It’s difficult to admit but there were moments when you looked at him and thought, ‘Imagine having that kind of beast on your side.’ Every team wants a striker with that mentality, that aggression and that hunger to decide games.” 🗣️ “Rivalries make you dislike players, but they also make you respect them. Cristiano was one of those players you hated facing, because you knew one mistake was enough for him to change the entire game.”
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It's quite embarrassing to see how some South Africans display their ignorance about their so-called knowledge of other African countries. They even display their pride with their empty brains!!!
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Yet some are still supporting IPOB
The people of Orlu, Orsu, Lilu, and the towns around the Ihiala axis will never forget the atrocities caused by these mad people. Glad it's getting the needed Publicity and a proper documentary.
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Akinwale Adedayo retweeted
The most dramatic final in the history of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Nigeria came from 2-0 down to defeat host Nation Morocco 3-2👏😳 WAFCON 2026 kicks off this July!
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