United hierarchy are clueless
๐จ EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421โฆ
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Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
Appointing ๐ฆ๐ท Pochettino is waste of time and plan. One year with RR de Hitler, Luis Enrique Martรญnez Garcรญa in thereafter. All set for enjoyment. Listen @ManUtd
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
Rn if you dey do date night budgeting then you add some 300/200 for traffitech. Diesel is already 19cedis Mahama please
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
Currently, water flows only once a week, and even then, it doesnโt last for 24 hours. Yet, no one is talking about it. ๐ Ghana Water Company seems to have it really easy in this country, unlike ECG.
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
The cost of power is too expensive for the average Ghanaian household.
The prepaid system is choking a lot of people
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
To everyone I told, โI will see what I can do at the end of the monthโ
Iโve seen it. Thereโs nothing I can do
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
Football belongs to the fans! Thank you to all the fans around the world, the Ballon DโOr of All Time is also yours.
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African delegation experiences โcultural shockโ, asking โIs this Moscow?โ โ Ghanaโs President John Mahama
He tells RT some first-time visitors in his delegation seemed to expect bombs and an economy in ruins โ instead finding that โMuscovites are living their livesโ
The president also hopes the RussiaโUkraine conflict ends โas quickly as possibleโ
Bilaal Alimenya retweeted
Ladies and Gentlemen, Meet Mr Turning Point
This might be the turning point in Manchester Unitedโs season. Bruno Fernandes and Michael Carrick are back on the same page. I only feel bad for Xabi Alonso because weโre definitely ending our losing streak against them.
Maybe, just maybe, Michael Carrick will see out the year as Manchester United manager after all.
NPP, never again.
The camp that wanted to lease TOR to a shadowy company with no financial muscle for $22 million wants credit for what, exactly?
It took a leak to CSOs for that atrocious deal to even become public. Even Parliamentโs Mines and Energy Committee at the time was unaware of it.
Sometimes, you look back at the level of opacity under the previous government and marvel at some of the noise we hear today.
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