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Emmanuel of Kwara retweeted
My tour across Kwara South has officially begun! We kicked things off today in Erin Ile, Oyun LGA.
Over the coming days, I will spend time with our people, visiting various communities across the district to listen to your concerns and share our vision for a more prosperous Kwara.
Thank you, Erin Ile, for the incredibly warm reception!
VDM is mocking Davido for begging for Toto.
Very ridiculous!
It's natural for men to beg for toto.
It's human to beg for toto.
No big deal.
I hope his mother can tell him in clear term that " your papa sef beg me for toto"
Ode.
Some people does not place much value on friendship. They have no regard for shared history and loyalty or the importance of old-time relationships.
They forget easily, favour done to them in the past. They are always preoccupied with temporary gain.
The future we desire begins with unity, purposeful leadership, and a commitment to progress. Let’s keep the dream of a stronger, more prosperous Kwara alive, where every community has the opportunity to thrive.
#SBK2027 #KawuFawenu #KawuFawenu2027
You can’t force anyone to value you, but you can make sure they notice the difference when you’re gone.
You're a very dangerous person when you suffer in silence, learn from the pain and come back on a whole different level.
Emmanuel of Kwara retweeted
🚨 José Mourinho blasts Jorge Jesus over the tension with Cristiano Ronaldo:
🗣️ José Mourinho: “I find it insulting to Cristiano Ronaldo that you would call him up for the national team, take him to these games and then treat him like he is just another player you can leave on the bench.
“If you already knew you weren’t going to use him, why call him up?
“Cristiano is not Endrick. He is not Vinícius. He is not Yamal. He is Cristiano Ronaldo. You know exactly what he represents.
“Jorge knew Cristiano was 41 when he selected him. He knew he couldn’t do what 25-year-old Ronaldo could do anymore. Nobody is asking him to play every minute or carry the team for 90 minutes.
“But if you call him because you understand his importance, then you have to manage that importance properly. You don’t suddenly reduce him to a name on the bench just because you want to show everyone that the coach is in charge.
“If Jorge has forgotten what Cristiano has done for Portugal, the world hasn’t forgotten.
“This man has carried Portugal through generations. He has scored the goals, broken the records, won the trophies and kept Portugal competing at the highest level for years.
“And Jorge should also remember what Ronaldo has meant to his own career.
“Cristiano has given him exposure. He has given him international relevance. He has been part of the reason people around the world were watching that team.
“So when you have benefited from someone’s influence, you don’t turn around and treat that person as if he is now an inconvenience.
“Cristiano is 41. Fine. That’s reality.
“His legs are not the same. His minutes have to be managed. There will be games where he shouldn’t start.
“I have no problem with that.
“But there is a massive difference between managing a 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo and disrespecting Cristiano Ronaldo because he is 41.
“If you need him for 20 minutes, play him for 20. If you need him for one decisive moment, prepare him for that moment.
“But don’t make the mistake of thinking his age has erased everything he can still give you.
“And Jorge has to be careful because a coach can win an argument with a player today and still lose something much bigger tomorrow.
“The Nations League will finish. The players will return to their clubs. Jorge will move on to the next match.
“But Cristiano will remember how he was treated.
“You don’t have to worship him. You don’t have to guarantee him a starting place.
“But after everything Cristiano Ronaldo has given Portugal, **you owe him respect.
“You don’t bite the fingers that helped feed you.”
Emmanuel of Kwara retweeted
Pep Guardiola inherited a team with De Bruyne, David Silva, Kompany, Sterling and Aguero, and still spent €500m in his first two seasons. For context, in his first 18 months, he spent as much as Arsene Wenger did in 21 years. That’s what £900m of artificial revenue allowed.
