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Hello, my name is #elGee.
I'm a #MasterOfCeremonies. I serve a dose of humour where & how necessary.
You may check out this thread for some of my works. My documentations are not yet great but I'll do my best to share.
A trial will convince you more than my narratives will do
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I was having a discussion with a pastor's wife recently
She was concerned about some of the marital cases they have on hand and how it seemed that ladies no longer stay clear of married men.
The discussion was intellectual and philosophical until she said to me, "Why don't you ministers berate the men, call them out and embarrass them for not having the discipline to stick to their marital vows? It seems to me like you pastors placate and admonish the men, and then you beg the angry wives to forgive and reconcile with their husbands."
I told her I am all for cheating partners to divorce each other. There are, however, some cheating partners who will do anything to keep their partners.
They will say "I love my husband" or "I love my wife" and they will mean it with all their hearts, and yet they will cheat.
There are also partners who cheat and will joyfully leave the marriage without a fuss.
There are those who love their children and for the sake of the children will remain in the marriage and there are those who love their children and for the sake of the children would leave the marriage.
Human beings are extremely complex, and a minister of the gospel who also happens to be a marriage counsellor must read the room and explore solutions appropriate for each marital issue.
Where the couple are open to mediation and dialogue, you must provide it. Where berating a partner will help the other partner to forgive and gain closure, you must berate the partner, and where begging a partner will help him or her to forgive and embrace reconciliation, that path must be taken.
It is not a pastor's duty to tell a husband whose wife cheated that he should throw her out, and it is not a pastor's duty to tell a wife whose husband cheated that she should leave her marriage.
She cited a particular case she and her husband are handling in which three ladies were seriously stalking a married man, and she also mentioned the case of a man who posted the video of his new house on social media and how hundreds of ladies went into his DM asking him to be their lover
To that, I gave her a reply that has helped me in making sense of the complexity of the human nature and behaviour over the years
I told her I wasn't very good at Mathematics and Economics but that she should please help me solve some problems.
If you have one meat and you have four children, all of them are hungry, what do you do?
She saw the hypophora and tried to sidestep it by saying, "I will give it to the last-born and tell the older ones to work or look for an alternative for them"
I didn't press it.
I said, "When there is a glut of a product in the market, what happens to its price?"
When there is scarcity of a product in the market, what happens to its price?
Some feminists are aborting male pregnancies as I write this, not knowing that the more they give birth to female children, the more they create a demand and supply imbalance.
Eligible men are an endangered species. There are too many beautiful ladies who have never had a suitor in the world today.
As I write this, I know only one man in his forties who has never been married once in his life, has never had a child or is currently in a situationship. This man was supposed to have gotten married earlier this year, but the young 22-year-old lady he was to marry decided she would remain single and wait for a younger man to marry rather than marry him.
Do you know the number of single ladies between the ages of thirty and fifty that I know? They are over two hundred in Lagos alone.
All of them are praying for their marital destiny to be settled, while in the background they are doing things that biology demands, which religion would frown upon.
She said 'But there are men who don't cheat'
I said, "In mathematics, there are prime numbers and integers"
We also have odd numbers, even numbers and fractions.
Prime numbers are men who are married but don't cheat
Integers are men who fell in love with only one woman throughout their lifetime, married her, and made a family with her
Fractions are divorced men with children with their ex-wives and baby mamas and so on
Odd numbers are men who cheat with married women
Even numbers are men who cheat with single women
Irrational numbers are the homosexuals
Complex numbers are married men with mistress they are faithful to
Composite numbers are polygamists, polyamorists
My mathematical classification is effective in the classification of both genders
There is nothing men do that women do not do better.
As a minister, you are not allowed to judge others, even when they have erred and deemed it fit to invite you to help them sort out their mess.
You must, however, not be closed-minded or talk as if your religion has somehow made you blind to the reality on the ground.
You cannot start every conversation with "But if the Bible said 'one man, one wife, 'then people who go outside of this must be tarred and feathered or killed"
That would be foolishness
You will listen to whatever the issue is and trust the Holy Spirit to help you resolve it as best as you can.
The pastor's wife said, "My son will be a faithful man in Jesus name"
I smiled.
Actually, her son is in his first year at the University of Ibadan, and he has two girlfriends.
I, however, didn't tell her this.
PS: My understanding of the complexities of human behaviour, evolution, mating and marital affairs, God's position on such things and the reality of the Christian is from my study of the Bible.
You can't read the story of Lot and his daughters, Judah and Tamar, David and Bathsheba, Solomon and his one thousand wives, Ahab and Jezebel, Mary and Joseph, Hannah, Elkannah and Penninah, Boaz and Ruth, John the Baptist and Herodias, and the deliberate silence of Jesus on polygamous marriage (Which was prevalent in Israel since the days of Moses) and hold on to an idealistic mindset on the issue of marriage and relationships
Those who seek love, sex, companionship, friendship, relationship, situationship, and whateverelseship will find it, either in Marriage or outside of it.
No one can beat nature
- GSW-
But while Mikel Arteta was still a player even BEFORE he played for Arsenal, you were already a top coach. The standards expected of the both of you at THIS stage surely shouldn't be the same.
Well, mind games don't have to be logical or sensible. Arsenal will beat you still.
🚨 José Mourinho: “I see something interesting that would NOT HAPPEN at Real Madrid”.
“Mikel Arteta renewed his contract and said something like: we are still starting, this is just the beginning… and he has been there for years”.
“The demands here are just different”.
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They’re all talking about us. Laughing at Arsenal and how awful we are. Our renaissance is going to be so sweet. I’m backing Arteta. Just wait.
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One of my close friends is divorced, and she has always told me the same thing about my marriage.
“You suffer too much.”
“Your husband doesn't take care of you the way he should.”
“You're too young to live like this.”
I always laughed it off.
One evening, she and another married friend invited me out.
I didn't really want to go, but my husband encouraged me.
“Go and have fun. I'll stay with our daughter.”
So I went.
We talked, laughed and had a few drinks.
At some point, I became tipsy.
That's when I noticed a man sitting unusually close to me.
He kept trying to touch me.
I became uncomfortable and quietly sent my husband a text.
“Please come and get me.
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Just sell your family land and raise N7 million. Give me N5 million and I'll hand you Kuwait visa in a month.
Kuwait has the highest currency in the world. In fact, 1 Kuwaiti dinar is equivalent to N5,000.
If you work 12 hours a day at 8 Kuwait dinar per hour. You'll make 96 Kuwait Dinar in a day, which is equivalent to N480,000 a day.
In a month, you're already making N12 million.
Close eye and work for just one year and you're counting N150 million.
Make it 2 years and increase the money to N300 million.
Use N100 million to build your mansion in Nigeria and relocate to Finland and enjoy life.
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This is exactly how Naija agents ruined the lives of our youths with their fake japa stories.
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My pastor called out a guy today who donated ₦2 million to the church account.
“Who is Mr. P…? I want to pray for him.”
He came out excitedly with his guys.
He was just a small boy of about 24 years old.
Pastor asked, “You sent ₦2 million during the donation last Sunday?”
“Yes, sir.”
“God bless you, my bro. May I know what kind of business you are into?”
“Online business, sir… anything online.”
“Content creation? Freelancing?”
“No, sir. Just online stuff.”
Pastor called the church accountant.
“Please refund his ₦2 million.”
You want to enjoy the benefits of a village?... Best to be a villager.
A woman became seriously sick and needed about ₦3 million for surgery. She used her father's land as collateral to get a loan, but even after the surgery, she remained sick and couldn't work.
When her church noticed her absence and learned about her condition, the pastor gave her ₦5 million. She cleared her debt, continued treatment, recovered, and later returned to church to testify and thank the pastor.
A few months later, another woman approached the same pastor. She also needed money for surgery and asked for ₦2 million.
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THE PEP FILES. PART 6: The Unchecked Empire
Chapter 1: The Machine
When Pep Guardiola landed in Manchester in 2016, the world was promised a pure tactical revolution. They got a machine built on an unprecedented scale:
Infinite Cash: Every summer, record-breaking cheques were signed to rebuild an already elite squad. Full-backs for £60m, defenders for £80m, midfielders for £100m. If a signing didn't adapt immediately, they were benched and replaced the very next window.
Stolen Talent: To maintain a net-profit, City’s network reached deep into rival academies. Young prospects were enticed from smaller English and foreign clubs with off-the-books perks, housing for families and unrecorded cash incentives. City were hit with official PL bans for illegal youth recruitment, but by then, the academy assembly line was already generating hundreds of millions by selling off talent they never intended to play.
Chapter 2: The Biological Anomaly/Doping Fines
On the pitch, Pep demanded a level of suffocating, 90-minute pressing that seemed humanly impossible over a 60-game season.
When key stars broke down, biological norms were shattered:
When Kevin De Bruyne, Rodri, or Vincent Kompany suffered severe ligament or hamstring tears, they didn't recover in Manchester. They were immediately flown to Catalonia to ‘’consult’’ with Pep’s personal circle, including Dr. Ramón Cugat. Injuries that should have sidelined players for months vanished in weeks.
The Anti-Doping Blindspots: Regulatory oversight was repeatedly bypassed. City was hit with multiple fines by the FA and UEFA for breaching anti-doping "whereabouts" rules, failing to inform testers where players would be for unannounced drug tests. Brushed off by the media as minor administrative slips, it meant key recovery windows were left completely unmonitored.
Chapter 3: Pep’s Dark Arts
Tactically, Pep perfected an art form that ruined opposition transitions
Whenever an opponent launched a counter-attack, City players immediately dragged them down in the opposition half. Under standard refereeing guidelines, persistent team fouling triggers immediate yellow cards. Yet, week after week, City executed these tactical fouls with complete refereeing immunity.
Then came the calls. Dubious handballs, phantom offsides, and late penalty decisions routinely fell in City's favor during tight title races.
Suspicion turned into outrage when it was revealed that active top-tier Premier League referees, including Michael Oliver, were taking private, handsomely paid trips to officiate in the UAE. The referees were taking side-deals directly from the state that owns City, only to fly back to England and officiate City’s most critical league games.
Chapter 4: The Press Silenced & The Local Kings
Beyond the pitch lay the most calculated weapon of all: controlling the narrative through intimidation and political capture.
Silencing the Press: Journalists attempting to cover the irregularities or off-pitch dealings were met with swift hostility. Investigative reporters like Nick Harris had their home addresses published online, faced targeted online harassment campaigns, and saw intense pressure placed directly on their media executives to pull stories. Legal threats were used like a sledgehammer, ensuring that most mainstream outlets fell into line and stuck strictly to pitch tactics.
Red Carpet Municipal Power: Locally, City Council authorities and regional politicians didn't just welcome the state project, they effectively merged with it. Sweetheart land deals granted exclusive "first refusal" rights over vast swaths of East Manchester land to the club's owners without open public competition. Public officials were showered with high-end hospitality, including direct £87k procurement contracts awarded to venue entities within 48 hours of hosting politicians. Local politicians treated the club as a holy institution, providing political cover while brushing aside structural gaps in public oversight
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So let me get this straight, their irrefutable evidence was that the AD Gov paid their sponsors & not them only for it to be completely dismantled by this statement made in 2015 by Etihad THEMSELF ⬇️
“The assertion that the Abu Dhabi Government paid for Etihad’s sponsorship of English Premier League football club Manchester City is equally false”
Speak soon 😂
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TikTok feminists changed amen to awomen forgetting that inside the awomen, there’s still “men”
SeniorManD would be livid 😂😂😂
Crying on camera and then posting the video for everyone to see is embarrassing. You are a man; no matter how much pressure you are under, feel it, cry if you have to, but never record yourself and post it online for strangers to get a good wank off your misery.
That said, the kind of family you come from matters. I am the first son, and I cannot, for the life of me, imagine a situation in which my parents would put me under any sort of pressure. It simply would not happen.
What I find strange is parents who could never become what they wanted to be somehow demanding that their children become everything they themselves never managed to become. There is an acute lack of self-awareness in that which I cannot understand. How do you fail to become the thing you wanted and then place the burden of becoming it on a child who, firstly, you have not equipped to become that and, secondly, and most importantly, never asked to carry the woes of your unfinished life?
Beats me completely.
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Football Leaks was launched exactly 11 years ago. On 29th September 2015, the first revelations emerged from a project that promised to expose, without filters, the corruption, fraud and other criminal practices that had been kept hidden behind the curtain. Back then, the game we all love was rotten. Third-party ownership was widespread, and even FIFA, football's international governing body, was facing a corruption scandal that sent shockwaves around the world.
Eleven years later, much of what was brought to light remains part of football's reality. Football changed, the money grew, the game became a global business, but beneath the glamour, the same questions about power, money and accountability remain.
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This is the craziest thing I have seen in a while!
A player scored a goal that sent his country to a semi-final, took his shirt off to celebrate, and in that one moment turned his team's qualification into a lottery. That is exactly what happened to Oman at the Gulf Cup on Tuesday.
In their last Group A match, Oman needed to beat Kuwait and hope Iraq lost to Saudi Arabia. Both of those things happened. Oman won 3-1, Iraq lost 2-0, and the two teams finished level on four points. Their head-to-head game had ended 1-1, and both had scored four goals and conceded five across the group.
So it came down to fair play. Before Oman's third goal, they had seven yellow cards to Iraq's eight, which meant Oman were going through. Then Musab Al-Shaqsi scored that third goal in the 84th minute and pulled off his shirt to celebrate.
Now, under Law 12 of the Laws of the Game, a player who removes his shirt while celebrating a goal must be cautioned. The goal still stands, but the yellow card is automatic. The referee had no choice. That one card took Oman to eight, level with Iraq, with no red cards on either side.
At that point, nothing was left to separate them. The Gulf Cup's own tournament regulations, set by the Arabian Gulf Cup Football Federation, list the tiebreakers in this order: head-to-head results, then goal difference and goals scored across all group matches, then disciplinary points, and finally a drawing of lots. So the organisers held a draw at a hotel in Jeddah, and Oman came out on top.
This is where FIFA comes in. For the 2026 World Cup, FIFA changed its tiebreakers. Under Article 13 of the World Cup regulations, teams still level after head-to-head results, overall goals and the team conduct score are ranked using the most recent FIFA World Ranking. The drawing of lots, the final fallback at every previous World Cup, was replaced. FIFA had already started moving in that direction at the 2025 Arab Cup.
If the Gulf Cup had followed FIFA's approach, Iraq would be in the semi-final right now. They are ranked 63rd in the world, while Oman are 80th. But the Gulf Cup federation chose to keep the drawing of lots, and as the organiser of its own competition, it is entitled to do that. FIFA's World Cup regulations govern the World Cup. They do not automatically bind a regional tournament like the Gulf Cup.
And this is not the first time fair play has decided something big. At the 2018 World Cup, Senegal went out because they had two more yellow cards than Japan, and they became the first team ever eliminated from a World Cup on fair play.
So which system is fairer? A draw gives both teams an equal chance, but it leaves a football result to pure luck. A ranking rewards a team's record over years, but it can feel like punishing the smaller nation for results that came long before the tournament. I lean towards the ranking, because at least it is based on something a team actually did on the pitch. But I understand why the Gulf Cup federation sees it differently.
One thing is not up for debate. Al-Shaqsi scored a beautiful goal, and then his shirt nearly cost his country everything. Players, please keep your shirts on.
My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

























