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MALI IS BUYING RUSSIAN TRUCKS AND LEARNING TO BUILD THEM🚨🚨🚨
Mali has signed a 30 billion CFA franc contract with KAMAZ, Russia's largest truck manufacturer.
The deal is not just about buying vehicles.
It includes a maintenance and service workshop in Bamako-Sénou.
Spare parts supply.
Technology transfer.
Training of Malian technical teams.
And in the long term, a vehicle assembly plant inside Mali.
This is what real partnership looks like.
Mali is not just buying trucks. It is buying the knowledge to build them. It is buying the skills to fix them. It is buying the infrastructure to assemble them.
Most African countries buy vehicles. They buy them from Japan, Europe, or China. They pay for the import. They pay for the parts. They pay for the servicing. They never learn to build anything.
Mali is doing the opposite.
It is buying from Russia. It is getting the technology. It is training its own people. It is building its own capacity.
The maintenance workshop alone is a big deal. It means Malian mechanics will be trained to Russian standards. It means Malian engineers will learn how the trucks work. It means Mali will not depend on foreign technicians for repairs.
The assembly plant is the long game. If it works, Mali will not just import trucks. It will assemble them. It will manufacture parts. It will become a hub for the region.
This is sovereignty in practice.
It is not about flags. It is not about speeches. It is about skills. It is about factories. It is about learning to do things yourself.
What happens when every African country starts demanding technology transfer instead of just finished products.
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Problem-solving ticket 🚨
If this ticket fails, call me Tinubu. 😂
I’m staking heavy on this ticket. If I perish, I perish, so be it! 🔥
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🚨🇦🇷🇵🇹 Lionel Messi reveals what Cristiano Ronaldo told him before leaving Portugal:
🗣️ Lionel Messi: “Before Cristiano left Portugal, he called me. We spoke for a while, and he told me he had already decided to leave.
I told him, ‘Cristiano, don’t make a decision while you’re emotional. You can still sit down with Jorge Jesus, talk things through and find a solution. You don’t have to walk away.’
But he told me this wasn’t the first time something like this had happened. He had been keeping quiet for a long time, controlling his emotions and trying to respect the situation.
He said to me, ‘Leo, I have accepted many things in my career, but there comes a moment when you have to stand up for yourself.’
I told him that the decision was ultimately his, but I didn’t want him to leave Portugal like this.
He simply replied, ‘I’ve already made my decision. I just wanted you to hear it from me.’
People always think Cristiano and I aren’t close because of our rivalry, but they don’t know the reality. We have always had respect for each other. We have spoken many times, and when we talk, we speak honestly.
After he left, I saw everything that was happening in the news. I also heard Jorge Jesus’ side, and honestly, I could understand parts of both arguments.
Cristiano wasn’t at his best physically, and the coach has the right to make decisions. But there is a difference between leaving a player on the bench and making him feel that his future with the national team has already been decided.
Cristiano has given his entire life to Portugal. He deserves to be treated with respect, even when the coach doesn’t want him on the pitch.
Sometimes, football becomes bigger than football.
When a player has given everything to his country, you don’t want his final chapter to end with anger, disappointment and silence.
I don’t know what Cristiano will decide about his future, but I know this — whatever happens next, I will always respect him.
Because before we were rivals, we were two players who understood exactly what it means to carry the weight of an entire country on your shoulders.”
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Davido and Chioma will break up before 2030. It will be the most painful divorce ever in Nigeria entertainment industry history. He made the most foolish and terrible mistake of his life by wedding Chioma under the act. She didn't sign Pre-nup. Adeleke's family will lose assets soon to Chioma and Davido's career will hit the rocks.
Chioma will pay him back for all the years of cheating on her and impregnating women here and there. She will file for divorce and become richer than she was before he met her.
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Price of cooking gas set to go up by 2028 September as Nigeria signs new deal with French company “Total” to expand gas fields. In effect, prices of gas will be de-regulated and unpredictable and solely determined by market forces. 1kg could be as high as 5000 naira or could be as as low as 500 naira. But one thing is certain, it will go up.. We will find out in September 2028
I got $1.15M worth of bets today across four different major sports.
No sports bettor in recorded history has ever attempted something like this.
NFL - $500K on Steelers
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