• BREAKING: PSG training was briefly interrupted today after a heated argument between Dembélé and Désiré Doué over who should score the 8th goal vs Chelsea on Sunday
    🚨BREAKING: PSG training was briefly interrupted today after a heated argument between Dembélé and Désiré Doué over who should score the 8th goal vs Chelsea on Sunday
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  • Sporting president Varandas on Gyökeres after he missed his deadline to report for pre-season training.

    "We are calm, Everything can be resolved with the close of the transfer window, a heavy fine and an apology to the group."

    With reference to Arsenal he said: "If they don’t want to pay Viktor’s fair market value we are very comfortable with that for the next three years." #AFC
    🎙️Sporting president Varandas on Gyökeres after he missed his deadline to report for pre-season training. "We are calm, Everything can be resolved with the close of the transfer window, a heavy fine and an apology to the group." With reference to Arsenal he said: "If they don’t want to pay Viktor’s fair market value we are very comfortable with that for the next three years."🔴🇸🇪 #AFC
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  • Today at gada.chat Training Abuja. Old School Day.
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  • Don’t Let people around you Stop You From Raising Your Boys Into Men

    You’re not just raising boys.

    You’re raising future protectors.

    Future builders.

    Future kings.

    And if you let softness win in your home—if you let comfort replace character—you won’t just lose your sons…

    You’ll unleash broken men into a world that already has too many of them.

    Let’s be clear:

    The world doesn’t care about a man’s feelings.

    It only respects his function.

    So if your wife thinks your discipline is “too harsh,” “too traditional,” or “too outdated”—remind her:

    You’re not raising a pet. You’re preparing a warrior.

    Let’s break it down:



    1. You’re Not a Disciplinarian—You’re a Blacksmith

    Your job isn’t to scold.

    It’s to forge.

    A boy’s ego must be shaped.

    His emotions must be tempered.

    His desires must be trained.

    Because if you don’t train your son?

    The streets will.

    The courts will.

    The morgue will.

    And all that “gentle parenting” won’t mean a thing when he can’t hold a job, respect a woman, or lead his own family.

    So stop letting softness sabotage strength.

    And stop letting your wife treat your correction like cruelty.



    2. Disagree in Private—Stand United in Front of the Kids

    If she undercuts you in front of your son?

    You lose him.

    It’s that simple.

    Because when Mom says “he’s too hard on you” or rolls her eyes when you speak?

    She’s not protecting the boy.

    She’s dividing the home.

    A divided voice equals no voice.

    And when your child sees you lose authority?

    He stops listening.

    Not just to you—but to all discipline.

    So talk it out later.

    But in front of the children?

    You are the father. Period.



    3. Provision Is More Than Money—It’s Authority

    You want to lead?

    Provide.

    You want to enforce discipline?

    Provide.

    You want your sons to listen when you speak?

    Provide.

    Because the man who carries the weight has the right to set the rules.

    You don’t need to buy Ferraris.

    But you need to be the reason the lights stay on and the fridge isn’t empty.

    Your wife can supplement.

    But never surrender provision.

    Because a man who doesn’t provide?

    Gets parented by his own children.



    4. Don’t Raise Another Man’s Child and Ignore Your Own

    You’re not the savior.

    You’re not Jesus in sandals.

    You don’t need to “fix” the broken family she walked away from.

    You need to build your own.

    Every second you spend raising someone else’s child while yours goes without?

    You’re training a son who will one day ask:

    “Where were you when I needed you?”

    And he won’t care about your noble intentions.

    He’ll only remember your absence.

    So unless he shares your DNA or your last name?

    Let that child’s father do his job.

    And do yours with your own.



    5. Fight for Custody Like Their Lives Depend on It—Because They Do

    Don’t let courts rob you.

    Don’t let systems silence you.

    Don’t let her take them away because “you’re not emotionally available.”

    You are their father.

    And the presence of a strong father reduces crime, depression, suicide, and dropout rates.

    When Dad stays?

    Kids thrive.

    Especially boys.

    So if they take them from you?

    Fight.

    With everything.

    Your name.

    Your legacy.

    Your money.

    Because your sons don’t just need a parent—they need a model.

    And you are that model.



    Final Word: You’re Not Raising Sons—You’re Building a Civilization

    Don’t apologize for being firm.

    Don’t shrink because she cries.

    Don’t surrender because she calls it “toxic.”

    The world is falling apart because men stopped fathering.

    And wives started interfering.

    Be gentle, yes.

    But never passive.

    Because one day your son will face storms you can’t stop.

    And the only thing that will protect him…

    Is the strength you had the courage to build into him.

    So raise your voice.

    Raise your standard.

    Raise your boys into men.
    Don’t Let people around you Stop You From Raising Your Boys Into Men You’re not just raising boys. You’re raising future protectors. Future builders. Future kings. And if you let softness win in your home—if you let comfort replace character—you won’t just lose your sons… You’ll unleash broken men into a world that already has too many of them. Let’s be clear: The world doesn’t care about a man’s feelings. It only respects his function. So if your wife thinks your discipline is “too harsh,” “too traditional,” or “too outdated”—remind her: You’re not raising a pet. You’re preparing a warrior. Let’s break it down: — 1. You’re Not a Disciplinarian—You’re a Blacksmith Your job isn’t to scold. It’s to forge. A boy’s ego must be shaped. His emotions must be tempered. His desires must be trained. Because if you don’t train your son? The streets will. The courts will. The morgue will. And all that “gentle parenting” won’t mean a thing when he can’t hold a job, respect a woman, or lead his own family. So stop letting softness sabotage strength. And stop letting your wife treat your correction like cruelty. — 2. Disagree in Private—Stand United in Front of the Kids If she undercuts you in front of your son? You lose him. It’s that simple. Because when Mom says “he’s too hard on you” or rolls her eyes when you speak? She’s not protecting the boy. She’s dividing the home. A divided voice equals no voice. And when your child sees you lose authority? He stops listening. Not just to you—but to all discipline. So talk it out later. But in front of the children? You are the father. Period. — 3. Provision Is More Than Money—It’s Authority You want to lead? Provide. You want to enforce discipline? Provide. You want your sons to listen when you speak? Provide. Because the man who carries the weight has the right to set the rules. You don’t need to buy Ferraris. But you need to be the reason the lights stay on and the fridge isn’t empty. Your wife can supplement. But never surrender provision. Because a man who doesn’t provide? Gets parented by his own children. — 4. Don’t Raise Another Man’s Child and Ignore Your Own You’re not the savior. You’re not Jesus in sandals. You don’t need to “fix” the broken family she walked away from. You need to build your own. Every second you spend raising someone else’s child while yours goes without? You’re training a son who will one day ask: “Where were you when I needed you?” And he won’t care about your noble intentions. He’ll only remember your absence. So unless he shares your DNA or your last name? Let that child’s father do his job. And do yours with your own. — 5. Fight for Custody Like Their Lives Depend on It—Because They Do Don’t let courts rob you. Don’t let systems silence you. Don’t let her take them away because “you’re not emotionally available.” You are their father. And the presence of a strong father reduces crime, depression, suicide, and dropout rates. When Dad stays? Kids thrive. Especially boys. So if they take them from you? Fight. With everything. Your name. Your legacy. Your money. Because your sons don’t just need a parent—they need a model. And you are that model. — Final Word: You’re Not Raising Sons—You’re Building a Civilization Don’t apologize for being firm. Don’t shrink because she cries. Don’t surrender because she calls it “toxic.” The world is falling apart because men stopped fathering. And wives started interfering. Be gentle, yes. But never passive. Because one day your son will face storms you can’t stop. And the only thing that will protect him… Is the strength you had the courage to build into him. So raise your voice. Raise your standard. Raise your boys into men.
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  • 278 IN UTME. I CHOSE EDUCATION. AND EVERYONE LOST THEIR MINDS.

    "Why would someone so intelligent waste a score like that on Education?"
    "You should be studying Medicine."
    "You deserve better."

    NO.
    Education is not a waste. I didn’t deserve “better.” I deserved my DREAM.

    And my dream was to TEACH. To build minds. To change lives.
    But in Nigeria, when you say you want to teach, people act like you’ve failed, like you're unintelligent

    First semester -12 courses: 11 A’s, 1 B.
    Boom. HOD of Physics offered me a department switch and a future job after M.Sc.
    I said NO. Not because the offer wasn’t tempting.
    But because I knew myself - and I knew I wasn’t called to just chase titles.
    I was born to build futures.

    But guess what?

    Now, JAMB just released the 2025 UTME cut-off for Colleges of Education: 100.
    Let that sink in. NOT AVERAGE! NOT 150! NOT 140!

    ONE HUNDRED.

    And we’re out here screaming about “half-baked teachers”?
    How won’t they be half-baked when we admit students with 100 marks to train the nation’s future?

    You need over 200 to study Law or Medicine…
    But just 100 to teach those who will become lawyers and doctors?

    This is madness.

    Let me be blunt:

    👉🏽 A country that treats education like a dustbin for rejected students will never rise.
    👉🏽 A system where “intelligent” people are told they’re too smart to teach is doomed.
    👉🏽 A nation that sets the bar so low for teacher training is signing its own death sentence.

    When NECO visited my school and saw 70% of teachers were B.Sc holders, they raised eyebrows.
    But any school that’s truly intentional about excellence won’t gamble with teachers’ quality.
    We’re raising thinkers, not just filling periods.

    Why is this hard to understand?

    TEACHERS are not plan B.
    TEACHERS are the MAIN PLAN.
    A country that undervalues its educators has no business dreaming of development.

    Stop telling brilliant students that “they deserve better than Education.”
    Make EDUCATION deserve brilliant students.

    Until we fix this narrative, we are going nowhere.

    278 for Education. And I REGRET NOTHING.

    I didn’t settle.
    I CHOSE. And I’m still choosing - every single day.

    Share this if you believe Nigeria’s education system needs a reset.

    I am Owoade Mariam and I know that the Nigerian education system deserves better.
    278 IN UTME. I CHOSE EDUCATION. AND EVERYONE LOST THEIR MINDS. "Why would someone so intelligent waste a score like that on Education?" "You should be studying Medicine." "You deserve better." NO. Education is not a waste. I didn’t deserve “better.” I deserved my DREAM. And my dream was to TEACH. To build minds. To change lives. But in Nigeria, when you say you want to teach, people act like you’ve failed, like you're unintelligent 🎯 First semester -12 courses: 11 A’s, 1 B. Boom. HOD of Physics offered me a department switch and a future job after M.Sc. I said NO. Not because the offer wasn’t tempting. But because I knew myself - and I knew I wasn’t called to just chase titles. I was born to build futures. But guess what? 🚨 Now, JAMB just released the 2025 UTME cut-off for Colleges of Education: 100. Let that sink in. NOT AVERAGE! NOT 150! NOT 140! ONE HUNDRED. And we’re out here screaming about “half-baked teachers”? How won’t they be half-baked when we admit students with 100 marks to train the nation’s future? 🤯 You need over 200 to study Law or Medicine… But just 100 to teach those who will become lawyers and doctors? This is madness. Let me be blunt: 👉🏽 A country that treats education like a dustbin for rejected students will never rise. 👉🏽 A system where “intelligent” people are told they’re too smart to teach is doomed. 👉🏽 A nation that sets the bar so low for teacher training is signing its own death sentence. When NECO visited my school and saw 70% of teachers were B.Sc holders, they raised eyebrows. But any school that’s truly intentional about excellence won’t gamble with teachers’ quality. We’re raising thinkers, not just filling periods. Why is this hard to understand? 💥 TEACHERS are not plan B. 💥 TEACHERS are the MAIN PLAN. 💥 A country that undervalues its educators has no business dreaming of development. Stop telling brilliant students that “they deserve better than Education.” Make EDUCATION deserve brilliant students. Until we fix this narrative, we are going nowhere. 278 for Education. And I REGRET NOTHING. I didn’t settle. I CHOSE. And I’m still choosing - every single day. 📢 Share this if you believe Nigeria’s education system needs a reset. I am Owoade Mariam and I know that the Nigerian education system deserves better.
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  • 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Viktor Gyokeres didn't turn up for Sporting pre-season training today.

    The rest of the squad left for the Algarve for a training camp in Lagos. Gyokeres is not with them.

    He's now facing disciplinary proceedings from the club.

    (Source: ABOLA)
    🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Viktor Gyokeres didn't turn up for Sporting pre-season training today. The rest of the squad left for the Algarve for a training camp in Lagos. Gyokeres is not with them. He's now facing disciplinary proceedings from the club. (Source: ABOLA)
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  • The best asset for any child is investing in his knowledge, character & trainings. These will last with the child throughout life time
    The best asset for any child is investing in his knowledge, character & trainings. These will last with the child throughout life time
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  • This is the complete list of the 63 Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) whose revenue collection powers are fully transferred to the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) under the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill according to the New Tax Reform:

    1. Abuja Securities & Commodity Exchange Commission

    2. Cement Technology Institute of Nigeria

    3. Council for Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria

    4. Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC)

    5. Federal Housing Authority (FHA)

    6. Industrial Training Fund (ITF)

    7. Integrated Water Resources Development Agency (IWRDA)

    8. Joint Admissions & Matriculation Board (JAMB)

    9. National Examinations Council (NECO)

    10. National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA)

    11. National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA)

    12. National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA)

    13. National Insurance Commission (NAICOM)

    14. National Sports Commission (NASC)

    15. Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB)

    16. Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC)

    17. Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA)

    18. Oil & Gas Free Zone Authority

    19. Nigerian Midstream & Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA)

    20. Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund)

    21. Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC)

    22. Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF)

    23. Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)

    24. Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA)

    25. Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC)

    26. Nigerian Maritime Administration & Safety Agency (NIMASA)

    27. Raw Material Research & Development Council (RMRDC)

    28. Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)

    29. National Sugar Development Council (NSDC)

    30. Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST)

    31. Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA)

    32. Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN)

    33. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)

    34. National Automotive Design & Development Council (NADDC)

    35. National Communications Commission (NCC)

    36. National Agency for Food & Drug Administration & Control (NAFDAC)

    37. Nigerian Customs Service (NCS)

    38. Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)

    39. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)

    40. National Broadcasting Commission (NBC)

    41. Nigerian Electricity Regulation Commission (NERC)

    42. Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)

    43. Financial Reporting Council (FRC)

    44. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (NBET)

    45. Nigerian Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)

    46. National Pensions Commission (PENCOM)

    47. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

    48. Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS)

    49. National Business & Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB)

    50. National Lottery Trust Fund (NLTF)

    51. National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)

    52. Nigerian Electricity Management Service Agency (NEMSA)

    53. Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC)

    54. Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON)

    55. Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC)

    56. Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)

    57. Nigerian Copyright Commission (NIGCC)

    58. National Space Research & Development Agency (NSRDA)

    59. National Office for Technology Acquisition & Promotion (NOTAP)

    60. Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET)

    61. Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC)

    62. Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA)

    63. Nigeria Communications Satellite Ltd (NIGCOMSAT)
    (The list is based on the Schedule to the Fiscal Responsibility Act and confirmed as the MDAs in scope)

    What Comes Next?

    All revenue collection—taxes, fees, levies, duties—previously collected by these entities will now fall under the exclusive purview of the NRS.

    These MDAs will retain their regulatory, supervisory, and operational roles but must cease independent revenue collection activities.

    Their budgets and funding will now derive from federal allocations instead of internally generated revenue.
    This is the complete list of the 63 Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) whose revenue collection powers are fully transferred to the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) under the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill according to the New Tax Reform: 1. Abuja Securities & Commodity Exchange Commission 2. Cement Technology Institute of Nigeria 3. Council for Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria 4. Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) 5. Federal Housing Authority (FHA) 6. Industrial Training Fund (ITF) 7. Integrated Water Resources Development Agency (IWRDA) 8. Joint Admissions & Matriculation Board (JAMB) 9. National Examinations Council (NECO) 10. National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) 11. National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) 12. National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) 13. National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) 14. National Sports Commission (NASC) 15. Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB) 16. Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC) 17. Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) 18. Oil & Gas Free Zone Authority 19. Nigerian Midstream & Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) 20. Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) 21. Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) 22. Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) 23. Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) 24. Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) 25. Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) 26. Nigerian Maritime Administration & Safety Agency (NIMASA) 27. Raw Material Research & Development Council (RMRDC) 28. Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) 29. National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) 30. Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) 31. Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) 32. Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) 33. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) 34. National Automotive Design & Development Council (NADDC) 35. National Communications Commission (NCC) 36. National Agency for Food & Drug Administration & Control (NAFDAC) 37. Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) 38. Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) 39. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 40. National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) 41. Nigerian Electricity Regulation Commission (NERC) 42. Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) 43. Financial Reporting Council (FRC) 44. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (NBET) 45. Nigerian Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) 46. National Pensions Commission (PENCOM) 47. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) 48. Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) 49. National Business & Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) 50. National Lottery Trust Fund (NLTF) 51. National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) 52. Nigerian Electricity Management Service Agency (NEMSA) 53. Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) 54. Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) 55. Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) 56. Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) 57. Nigerian Copyright Commission (NIGCC) 58. National Space Research & Development Agency (NSRDA) 59. National Office for Technology Acquisition & Promotion (NOTAP) 60. Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) 61. Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) 62. Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA) 63. Nigeria Communications Satellite Ltd (NIGCOMSAT) (The list is based on the Schedule to the Fiscal Responsibility Act and confirmed as the MDAs in scope) What Comes Next? All revenue collection—taxes, fees, levies, duties—previously collected by these entities will now fall under the exclusive purview of the NRS. These MDAs will retain their regulatory, supervisory, and operational roles but must cease independent revenue collection activities. Their budgets and funding will now derive from federal allocations instead of internally generated revenue.
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  • “There's Nothing Like Fulan¡ Herdsmen, The Ordinary Fulan¡ People Are Innocent; What We Have Are Government Herdsmen And T3rrorists. Nigerian Govt Is Sponsoring All The Herdsmen You See Armeð With AK-47 R!fles. It Is Only The Security Operatives And Govt Officials That Can Be Able To Supply These People The Large Number Of Assault R!fles They Have In Their Possession Without Been Detected” — VeryDarkMan Alleges As He Reacts To Video Of Armeð ßand!ts Undergoing Military Training With G^ns In The Bushes
    “There's Nothing Like Fulan¡ Herdsmen, The Ordinary Fulan¡ People Are Innocent; What We Have Are Government Herdsmen And T3rrorists. Nigerian Govt Is Sponsoring All The Herdsmen You See Armeð With AK-47 R!fles. It Is Only The Security Operatives And Govt Officials That Can Be Able To Supply These People The Large Number Of Assault R!fles They Have In Their Possession Without Been Detected” — VeryDarkMan Alleges As He Reacts To Video Of Armeð ßand!ts Undergoing Military Training With G^ns In The Bushes
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