PART TIME PRESIDENCY

This episode starts with a layman deep dive into the Dangote Refinery versus NNPLC rhetoric concerning the preferred currency to transact for PMS. Then I touched on the chill interest of the Minister of Petroleum, who is on intermittent sabbatical outside his PPA. Our Paralympians are back into the country after papering the disappointment of their forerunners who ended their oarticioatiib without any medal. These special athletes got 7 medals for their troubles, and our first lady regalled with cash gift. This is far from the actual development needed to aid better preparation, but we always clap for this act because it screams sensitive PR. It is one year since the demise of Mohmad. Still waiting for his burial rites, there is no concrete resolution on the cause of his death, and we keep wailing his abrupt end to life. Education and the pile of expenses for school resumption is real for parents. X has always been a hub of absurdities and a biased minefield that should be treated with calm, not extravagant opinion. And then I rounded off with sport as we welcome the new Uefa Champions league and what it portends for players and fans alike. I also reviewed the winners and loosers of the last weekend of club football in Europe's top leagues. There was also little time to give the NPFL reps publicity for their performance at the preliminary stage of the CAF Champions League.