Rúben Amorim: “If you win here at Man United, it will be DIFFERENT from any other club in England”.

“Here at Man United you feel the weight of history despite the last few years and you want to be part of it”.

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A lady has made history in UNIJOS after she won the school's SUG presidency election with a massive gap. The election result is in the comments.

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EPL: Amorim Set to Break African Transfer Record with €100m Bid for Super Eagles Star

Manchester United are reportedly preparing a €100 million offer for Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes.

Lookman has become one of the most sought-after players in Europe, thanks to his impressive performances. He played a pivotal role in leading Nigeria to the 2023 AFCON final and Atalanta to the Coppa Italia final.

The Nigerian forward further boosted his reputation by scoring a remarkable hat-trick that helped Atalanta secure the UEFA Europa League title. His exceptional form earned him a 14th-place finish in the 2024 Ballon d’Or rankings.

Paris Saint-Germain were linked with Lookman during the summer, but no deal materialized. More recently, Arsenal have expressed interest in signing the 27-year-old.

However, Lookman could now be on his way to Manchester United, with manager Ruben Amorim reportedly keen to make him a marquee signing. A €100m move would not only mark a significant addition to United's squad but also make Lookman the most expensive African footballer in history.

Despite being allocated a modest transfer budget, Amorim is eager to secure key players and views Lookman as essential to his plans for success at Old Trafford.

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AKWA UTD YOUNGSTER BAGS UNIVERSITY FIRST CLASS DEGREE

Akwa United attacking midfielder Paulinus Okon has made history becoming the first student to graduate with a First Class Honours in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering in the faculty of Engineering from University of Uyo.

Paulinus graduated with a Cumulative Grade Points Average CGPA of 4.50 and was awarded the 2021/2022 Best Graduating Student in the department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering during the institution's 29th/30th convocation ceremonies in Uyo.

The left-footed attacking midfielder previously played for FC One Rocket in the Nigeria National League after shining for his local government area, Nsit Atai in the 2023 Akwa Ibom State Governor's Cup before joining the 2021 league champions Akwa United at the start of the current 2024-25 football season.

The youngster, a product of Eagle Eye Football Academy who has been described by coach Muhammed Babaganaru as an exceptionally gifted player is yet to feature for Akwa United in a competitive game but has been part of the team's training programmes since he signed a professional contract with the club.

In an exclusive interview with the club's website www.akwaunitedfc.com, Paulinus revealed that the journey to his academic achievement was rough and tough but his determination was the driving force behind his success.

"The desire to play professional football has always been there but I didn't know it would be that challenging combining higher education with football. The pressure wasn't that much when I was in secondary school but when I got admission into University I realized that it was a different thing entirely. Having to attend football training sometimes twice a day and also attending lectures in school was very stressful.

" I have been involved in an accident at least three times because of rushing to meet up with lectures. I have slept in class many times and my colleagues usually make jest of me, even some of my lecturers told me that I was embarking on a suicide mission by trying to play football while also going to school.

"I still remember in my first year in school when I asked about the possibility of graduating with a First Class Honours, I was told that the department has never produced a First Class graduate since it was established, and even if someone will make First Class that I shouldn't dream of being that student because of combining education and football, but I have always believe in myself and I was determined to succeed.

" I'm very happy and I thank God that all the hard work has paid off and today I have graduated with First Class Honours and my football career is also improving especially since I joined Akwa United and I know that my time will soon come and I'm confident that I will make significant impact as a professional player".

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You still have time to be what God wants you to be. Don't allow any person, situation or influence to dissuade you. Remember, most people build their lives on falsehood and falsity. Being yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest achievement.

You hang out with people who fit your future, not your past or history. Never try to hide who you are. The only shame is to have shame in who you are.

Your success is hinged on your uniqueness. If we are not grateful for what we have, what makes us think we would be happy and grateful if we had more? Your attitude towards life influences your success and happiness, not what happens to you. Don't waste your energy on doing things that get you distracted. The days are the same, you make the difference!

Pwajok Jane Kangyang, a Medicine and Surgery student, has made history at the University of Jos (UniJos) by becoming the institution's first female Students Union Government (SUG) president.

“Someone that likes you won’t stress you.” Twitter user narrates how he met his wife on Instagram.

He says,“I changed my Instagram profile to public for 2 weeks. I saw a girl's picture and I commented, I like what I am seeing.”

Then, she said, “meet me in the DM”. I wasn’t even expecting her to reply.

I was in Sagamu, Ogun state, and she was in Port Harcourt. I called one of my guys to ask how Port Harcourt girls are. I had never dated anyone outside my tribe.

I liked what I saw. We talked for a couple of months. I paid for her flight to come to Lagos state. She later joined me in the UK. We are married now and expecting a baby in January. The rest is history.

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