Jack Grealish isn’t injured, he’s unavailable because he’s not fit enough to play, and that lack of fitness reportedly comes from all the partying and drinking. I can only imagine the kind of headlines the English media would be running if he were a Black player…
YOLO! retweeted
This thing is a thinking problem. The only aspect of corruption you know is stealing.
When you understand how corruption impacts policies, priorities, and problem solving at scale; come back and reread whatever you think you wrote here.
JJ Omojuwa is right. Our major problem is NOT corruption as many Nigerians have been raised to believe. Our biggest problem is inadequate wealth creation/revenue challenge.
South Africa comfortably does an annual budget of $130billion compared to Nigerias measly <$40billion for a 230 million population.
We must stop barking up the wrong tree.
YOLO! retweeted
Diomande plays so calmly and direct.
So different from the chaotic football and one way football vini plays.
Different ball game.
Diomande can’t be taken out of the starting lineup right now. Besides, the team is playing much better because it’s more balanced…
Diomande with another spectacular goal. He’s really finding his rhythm now, and once he gets going, he’ll be unstoppable…
YOLO! retweeted
Corruption is not just about stolen public funds; it is about hospitals that cannot save lives, schools that cannot educate children, roads that endanger commuters, opportunities that never exist and entire generations forced to live below their potential. When you trivialise corruption, you are essentially trivialising the suffering of millions of people whose lives are directly affected by it. At some point, you have to question whether it is ignorance, intellectual dishonesty or a complete absence of critical thinking. Because there is no way you can understand the consequences of corruption and still find excuses for it.





















