Underage voting they happen for Nigeria well well, e no start today and you fit find am for every zone for Nigeria, but the thing be say the thing they too predominant for the Northern geopolitical zone, them too they register people wey never reach the legal age to vote, the thing they very bad as children go begin learn corrupt practices at a very young age, come imagine when them begin to grow up; quite a lot has to be done to stop this, i no know if INEC officials are being threatened into registering underage voters, or if they are doing it because them wan do am, but whichever it is ehn, this is 2022, Naija don suppose find way eradicate this kind nonsense from our electoral system.

I for one do not also know when N'golo Kante will return to the field for Chelsea, prolly after the WC, but i don't see that as being too big a problem for Chelsea, footballers are bound to injure, it is part of the game, and in the period in which they are on the treatment table, the club basically have to wait for them to get well, and that is what i expect Chelsea to do in N'golo's situation and not to sell him off, i know it is not concrete news yet that Chelsea are willing to sell him in January, and tbh i don't expect it to be true.

Having said that, i know of Chelsea's policy of restricting players above 30 years of age to just a year's contract extension, and i think N'golo is going to finish the season with Chelsea, and should get the offer of a year extension, of which he could then leave if he is not comfortable with that. He has served Chelsea well, and there is neither any serious drop in his form, so i expect the club to be patient with the player, except of course if the decision to leave will be coming from his own camp, of which the club would willingly accept.

I'm afraid there is no rescuing FTX/FTT, this was the same situation when terraform labs collapsed, there were quite a lot of talks of attempts at rescuing/resuscitating their collapsed ecosystem through LUNC/Terra Classic and the rest of them, but all of that was nonsense and doomed to fail which it did. Once you've lost customer/community trust, i am afraid there is no way to regain it, and Sam Bankman-Fried already lost every atom of faith and trust people in the crypto network have for him, remember that they didn't only go insolvent, but they were also hacked, no responsible business is going to put their money in a bid to rescue the dead exchange. SBF may try all he likes, but it is definitely going to be fruitless, and i can see him facing legal charges sooner rather than later, just like Do Kwon.

Tbh i've been seeing that too since the start of the season, luckily for the Etihad club many people/fans aren't seeing it, and i think it is because Erling Haaland has had an unbelievable start to life at the Etihad, and thus his brilliance in front of goal has somewhat overshadowed City's deteriorating performances, they have struggled to win games, both in the EPL and in the CL, and they have won quite some games from losing position, it is all of these that makes me believe that Arsenal actually do have a really big chance of being Premier League champions of this season. If City return to action after the WC and there is no improvement in how they play, then i'm afraid Arteta's men will win the title.

I don't think there is any possibility of Victor Osimhen moving to either teams in January, Chelsea are currently struggling and they actually have a lesser chance of winning a trophy than Osimhen's current club Napoli, Aubameyang is not a problem at all, because if Victor does move to Chelsea, he will definitely displace the Gabonese star. Liverpool are struggling too, but that's not just it, they spent quite a lot of money on Darwin Nunez, surely they cannot be considering the option of bringing in another high profile center forward, and btw Nunez is doing very well, so they are quite happy with his performances.

Having said that, if Victor Osimhen is going to leave Napoli it is definitely going to be in the Summer, and i think Real Madrid have the highest chance to sign him, Benzema is prolly nearing the end of his career at Real Madrid, thus if the club can convince Victor that he is the heir to that number 9 position at Real Madrid, it could be very difficult for him to resist that offer.

That is exactly what my thoughts are, Ronaldo is definitely not stupid, he knew there would be severe consequences for his actions, consequences that would prolly amount to him never wearing a Manchester United jersey again, so i think he has an offer already somewhere, the media definitely doesn't know about it yet, but he would not make such explosive comments and risk being a player without a club in January. Ronaldo is definitely not going to retire, that i am sure of; and if worst comes to worst he will basically just move to a less competitive league and be paid tons of money, and there quietly end his career.

Of course you are welcome here, every Nigerian they welcome for this our small community, as every good Nigerian they contribute to our growth for here, especially when the user na quality poster and contributor, so the more we get, the better for us all. You still be newbie but i see say you they do very well already, so well done for that and keep it up, carry for mind say all of us na one for here, if you get anything wey you go like know just drop am for here, men they on ground to provide answers to it, the forum na better place so long as person abide by the rules wey they here. Welcome bro.

I don't think there is any chance in hell that Ronaldo is going to retire from football now, he takes very good care of himself and he still has got enough left in his tank, so i think he is going to be around for quite awhile. I think before Ronaldo made that explosive interview with Piers Morgan, he knew that would spell the end of his career at Manchester United, so i am thinking if he and his agent already have an offer they know is very likely to work in the winter, he is definitely not going back to Manchester United after this, but only he and his agent prolly know what's next for him.

Having said that, it is possible that Ronaldo would no longer play at the top/elite level again, maybe there isn't a big club that wants to pay his huge wages again, so another possibility is for Ronaldo to move to a less competitive league (maybe in Saudi Arabia) that will offer him far more than what he is receiving at the moment (in terms of salary/wages), so he could go there, make tons of money, finish his club career with little or no pressure, and be happy, the only thing is that he will be away from the spotlight, and that is one thing Ronaldo would struggle to give up (the spotlight), we'll find out what happens next after the WC.

Even crypto company like Nestcoin don go make the big mistake of keeping them money for exchange hands, na wetin cause their problem so na, we all sabi wetin happen to FTX, so people wey get them money for their exchange they for wahala, and Nestcoin come be one of those people, me i think say after this incident many people go learn better lesson on how them suppose to keep/hodl their crypto, wey suppose they only in their non-custodial wallet.

Having said that, i they feel pity for their staffs wey go lose their job for this kind hard times wey choke for the world now, but Nestcoin crypto company still get luck, as their loss no affect customer funds at all, if not that one for don be another big wahala wey fit make them to go bankrupt, na only the company accrue losses for now, so them wan balance the matter by reducing people wey them go they pay salary for the meantime, so the company go fit continue, e still make sense like that sha.

Lol, i can't see that one happening, the whole furore about Ronaldo should definitely see him leave the club this January (Winter) transfer window, i do not think he and Manchester United can settle this and work together, i am also pretty sure Ronaldo was aware of the consequences of his actions, meaning he and his agent already prolly have an alternative they are currently working on, because to see Ronaldo in a Manchester United jersey again seems very unlikely.

Having said that, even if the Portuguese superstar leaves the club, there is no way Manchester United are replacing him with Kylian Mbappe, the French international is enjoying life in Paris, he had some issues at the beggining of the season, but all of that seems to have been forgotten at this point in time, thus i think he is very committed to PSG, then again Manchester United are still a club that is trying to find its feet, they aren't contenders for any title right now, and definitely Kylian Mbappe is a player that's at that point in his career that he has to play in a good team that's challenging for every title, and i'm afraid Manchester United isn't that team, if he is to leave PSG, i can only see him going to one place, and that's to Madrid, with Real Madrid.

Well, what i have noticed is that quite a lot of you guys are yet to start giving Arsenal the credit they deserve as it seems everyone is just waiting for Manchester City to usurp them and head for the summit, i am not so confident about that for now, and i wouldn't raise my hopes too high on that.

Having said that, 5 points is of course more than recoverable and City can still close it down, but for them to do that they have to do better than what i have seen from them thus far, City have not had the sort of season i expect from them, they are struggling too much, and for as long as they continue to do so, Arsenal will keep running far away from them and prolly win the title at the end of the season.

I don't think the problem is in the price for Victor Osimhen, nor his wages, Real Madrid are more than buoyant enough to foot all of that, the problem here is that i don't think Osimhen can move in the January (Winter) transfer window, at least not after the way Napoli have started this season, and are in contention to win the Seria A and go very far in the CL, he is definitely going to finish the season in Naples and see what he can achieve.

Having said that, if Real's interest in him is going to come in the summer transfer window, then they player will be careful with his decision, Real have Benzema, and despite the fact that he is getting older, he is like wine, and he's getting better with age, it will be foolish for Victor to leave Naples where he is a king, and head to Madrid to be a makeshift to Benzema, if he is to move to Madrid i think the club have to make him promises, of game time, future plans and if he is going to be the main striker, all of that must be put into consideration before Victor can take his decision; but surely, every footballers dream is to play for Madrid and i am pretty sure Victor is no exception.

Chelsea's situation is quite different, they have been a big club for a very long time, and the change at the hierarchy was because the previous owner ran into some trouble because of the ongoing war; and they are still a big club despite their change of hierarchy. I think Todd Boehly has made one huge mistake since his takeover, and that's firing Tuchel, the club was going in the right direction with him, they already won a CL trophy and they could have prolly built on that, Graham Potter is not a manager for a big team imo, and it might take him quite a lot of time to adapt.

Having said that, in Newcastle's situation they were lucky to get a new and rich hierarchy at their club, and they are really going to bring good things to Newcastle, i didn't expect it to start this seaaon, but it looks like it already started with the good players they have, if they can get into Europe at the end of this season, i am pretty sure they would be able to allure one or two world class players and a couple of other very decent ones, and that could kick start Newcastle being a team to reckon with in the League.

Bayern Munich are always expected to go far in every season's CL tournament, they are a big club, and the expectations are more often than not set so high, PSG on the other hand are not so big a club in the CL just yet, they are still waiting for their elusive CL trophy and i can sense that their fans are growing frustrated as the title continues to elude them.

Having said that, PSG were knocked out in this very stage by Real Madrid last season, and it caused a bit of uproar between players and fans, and this season again they have been drawn with another big team, with the chances of qualifying firmly at 50/50. PSG have lethal goalscorers, but so do Bayern Munich, it is a somewhat even contest and very difficult to predict, both teams will score quite a lot of goals both home and away, but the winner will be decided by who can outscore the other.

Lagos na better commercial/hustling city, people wey wan hustle they usually enter lagos, that is why it is a hurlyburly city and e no really they conducive to live in based on the fast life, traffic issues, etc. I no really think say Lagos go be better state for Bitcoin village/hub, WHY? Because Lagos is not really a state wey they attract tourists, and Bitcoin villages/hub suppose they for location wey go attract tourists, first based on how fine the place they, and so them go come fit spend their Bitcoin for the hub/village because them go like come chill there.

Having said that, i no believe say foreign or local tourists go like come visit Nigerian Bitcoin village/hub if e they for Lagos wey be hustling and bustling place, so i think state like Abuja and Calabar wey they fine and calm wella and wey fit attract tourists they very perfect for a Bitcoin hub/village for Nigeria.

I think Arsenal can very well maintain this performance till the end of the season, some weeks ago quite a lot of people were still doubting Arsenal's title credentials, some even said they'd not possibly top the league heading into christmas, but they are 5 points clear heading into the WC/christmas season, the question now should be if the rest of the chasing pack can chase them and catch up in the end.

Having said that, City look like the only team than can maybe catch Arsenal and go ahead of them, but tbh City have not been really good this season, Haaland has scored quite a lot of goals and that has overshadowed most of City's poor performances, as they have struggled in more games than not, and have had to win many games from losing positions, all of these is to Arsenal's benefit, if their major challengers aren't at their blistering best, it means if they (Arsenal) can maintain their own form, then their chances are very high to be crowned champions.

The Aston Villa board/hierarchy should prolly have fired Steven Gerrard a lot sooner than they did, i mean, his time at the club was a colossal failure, and the handwriting was all over the wall that he could do no better than what he was doing then. Unai is a fantastic coach with European titles to his name, tbh i was pretty surprised that Aston Villa were able to acquire his signature, he will do good things with the club, and i am certain they'll not be in a relegation fight come the end of the season, but will prolly finish the season in the top half of the table.

Imo there is absolutely no difference, a quality post is one that has ample information about the existing subject/topic of discussion, meaning that is an informative post, i don't know why you are differentiating the both of them when there is definitely no difference, they can both be considered synonyms in this context and can be used interchangeably without any confusion.
I don't see how that makes a post a quality one, and only posts that are extracted/copied from somewhere requires a reference/citation to the original source.

I have lost absolutely nothing, i don't hold funds on exchanges, neither have i ever used FTX, and i also own zero FTT. These things can't happen enough for people to understand that leaving their funds on exchanges is a terrible mistake and they should also not be hodling funds/coins that are basically centralized/worthless shitcoins that can collapse pretty easily, there'd be many more similar incidences in the future, but i'm afraid it will happen with no lessons learned. Having said that, there is a reason why people hodl Bitcoin that is sustainable for the long run, because it can't go extinct or completely collapse, there could be a serious plunge like what is happening now, but since it basically has an actual utility, you just know that it is definitely going to recover with time.

None of these candidates actually boycott debates due to fears of their safety, even as you typed that you knew that wasn't part of the reasons they failed to attend the debate, they could be assassinated, kidnapped and killed as they carry out their daily activities, i wonder why you have to single out the debate like it is the only avenue that such could happen; they have boycotted the debate due to their incompetence in answering the questions that they'd be asked, they only attend debates that the questions have been sent to them beforehand, giving them ample time to prepare an answer.
Lol. What if it is someone who hasn't previously held any political position. There is a reason why there are election campaigns, rallies, debates, manifestos, etc, it is to give the people an inkling of what your intentions are, the populace will love to hear what your ideas of a better nation are, AND there is also a reason why elections are held every four years, because the people can analyse your performance in 4 years based on what you said you would do, and thus vote you out if you've failed to deliver, or relect you if you have done well.
That is so wrong, a debate isn't about syntactic or grammatical construction of words OR how large ones vocabulary is, but the content of what is said. Mind you also that winning debates isn't the thing, but subsequently performing based on what you said.
This is no reason to boycott it if you indeed have something tangible to say and offer if voted in.