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Get lost!
- I went to Bayern Munich and balled them!
- Came back from 1 goal down against the so-called best attacking team in Chelsea!
- Gotten big full points at Forest, Villa, Sunderland and Liverpool where Arsenal dropped points last season!!
You Primary 2 Arsenal fans are letting other fanbases that will do anything to be in this position ragebait you.
I have seen Arsenal play beautiful football and was laughed at! Now I want to dominate and win the biggest of trophies. Nonsense!!
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Interesting… City lose and immediately the anemic narratives start being rolled out again😂.
This is why you can never have good things in Ghana. A critical conversation is to be had about sexual harassment & abuse of authority against minors and women in general and some idiots have diverted it into a ridiculous convo about relationship age gaps! No nuance to anything
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That’s because government’s estimation is always 3 times higher than what an individual would spend. If you are given the permit to construct your own road you’ll get to know how much the government spends on each kilometer, therefore will always question government contracts
“Herh Ghana!” indeed at you posting this and thinking you’ve made some profound point. Your examples are even worse but I don’t blame you. Most of you have zero career guidance and are ignorant of what a first degree actually is/means. Even O/A-level used to do these jobs.
What was she inviting them to do? Is her office the DOVVSU extension? They really can’t help creating enabling environments for pedophiles…
Inside The Dreaded Headmaster’s Bungalow: I invited the parents of the abused child when I first heard of the assault, but they never brought the child - Faustilove Appiah Kannin, MCE, Obuasi
Watch full Documentary here: youtu.be/iyPimAy4fCY
#JoyNews #HotlineDocumentary
People became even greedier and would pursue any shortcut to money at the expense of hardwork or excellence or standards. We actually had far less to work with then but achieved more.
What drawbridge? City and Chelsea are as old as Arsenal, United and Liverpool…
🚨 Joe Cole believes the Premier League's financial rules are WRONG and are protecting the established elite following Manchester City's guilty verdict.
🗣️ "The rules need to be looked at before you even think about whether they're guilty or not guilty.
"I don't think it's fair now that the drawbridge has been brought up, and nobody else can have the dream of Chelsea or Manchester City.
"I think it's protecting the established order and not allowing money to come in. And I think it's detrimental to the Premier League as a whole.
"We need money coming in, pumping into the country, bringing the best players. We need to protect the Premier League."
How is it possible he has learnt any lessons for an offence he still insists he is not guilty of? This is still a matter of politicians thinking they are a special class of citizen deserving differential treatment
Boils down to one thing… they are not building to show off their “bling” and for third party observers as the first priority. Their priority is to actually live in comfort and do so safely.
What struck me about this video was his emphasis on making the swimming pool easily accessible. He was absolutely right. Imagine someone drowning and you have to struggle with a door to get to them. A sliding door would make access much faster, while the door in this video could easily get stuck.
He also mentioned that the wine storage should be enclosed. They pay attention to quality in every detail. Meanwhile, we leave our wine storage open because we want our friends to see that we have that expensive bottle of Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon sitting there. 🤣
This is the difference between us and them. They think through every possible scenario before building. We just construct because, well, we have the money.
This video is hilarious because in 1968, the majority they saw was all they hoped to see but somehow they fixated on the few westernized sights which really seem to have angered them in ways they couldn’t say directly but still jumps out in the “copying us/America” jabs.
So back to this again. This time on the comments about poor workmanship. Very valid and very true in West Africa. We do not even have properly enforced licensing regimes for building artisans. A spike in home electrical fires led to a reactionary push for electricians in Ghana.
Steven Tried To Defend The Developer’s Mistakes And Poor Finishing By Claiming That Once Someone Buys The House, The Developer Would Come Back To Fix The Errors. He Also Claimed That Nigerians Don’t Care About Privacy😅But The American Real Estate Expert Wasn’t Buying Any Of Those Excuses!😩Honestly, I Enjoyed Every Single Moment Of The Full Video, Especially The Ending, Where He Gave His Final Assessment Of The Property And Revealed Whether He Would Actually Buy It Despite All The Errors He Had Pointed Out! 👀🔥
Link In The Comments To Watch The Full Video On YouTube. 👇🏾
“…Nigeria is very safe, that’s why they’re not bothered” followed by nervous sarcastic laughter. 😂😂😂😂
“The Developer Wasn’t Thinking. This Elevator Is Something We Were Doing In America In The 1970s. It’s Outdated And No Longer Considered Modern. And Why So Much Glass, Glass, Glass? I Understand The Concept Of Trying To Look Modern, But It’s Not Necessary.” ~ American Real Estate Expert And Critic Reacts While Reviewing A $1.2 Million Mansion In Lagos. The Part Where He Said He Wouldn’t Even Get Into The Elevator Because He Didn’t Trust The Workmanship! And What He Said The Barbershop Section Inside The House. For a $1.2 Million Property, He Clearly Expected Much Better Design, Finishing And Quality.