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Shooting Stars Restructuring in layman's terms If you are familiar with commercial danfo or Micra business, you will understand the headache the owners usually face from their drivers.  Gbeselomoge, Egunselunjejemuti, who are drivers, would come up with different excuses almost every day. They wouldn't meet up with their daily deliveries or owed three weeks out of a month. Gbeselomoge would complain of how VIO, The Police, and Union members wasted a whole day.  Egunselunjejemuti would also come to tell the story of his mother-in-law, who was admitted to the hospital; if not for the tire, it would be a jack. If anyone wants to test his patience, go into the commercial Liteace/Micra business. I promise the monster in you will come out in no time. Onirinloye, the owner, decided to send the two drivers packing and took his 2 Danfos to the Ogba mechanic. Every part of the vehicles was changed, from tyres, rewiring works, to horns. Onirinloye wanted a new loo...

Victor Osimhen's proposed permanent move to Galatasaray from Napoli is facing complications, with the Turkish club prepared to seek FIFA’s intervention to resolve their ongoing dispute with the Serie A side. The 26-year-old Nigerian striker has already agreed personal terms with Galatasaray and is keen to return following a prolific loan stint last season, during which he scored 37 goals and provided eight assists in 41 appearances. Despite receiving a massive €160 million contract offer from Saudi club Al-Hilal, Osimhen turned it down, focusing instead on securing a full-time switch to Istanbul. Galatasaray and Napoli have been in protracted talks, with Galatasaray offering to meet Osimhen’s €75 million release clause through structured payments—€40 million upfront and the remaining €35 million spread over two years. They’ve also promised to back the deal with bank guarantees, according to Spanish outlet AS. However, Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has introduce...

Real Madrid stars Antonio Rudiger, Kylian Mbappe, Dani Ceballos, and Vinicius Junior are being investigated by UEFA for their conduct after the Champions League win over Atletico Madrid.   The Champions League holders won a fiercely contested last-16 tie with their rivals on penalties and in a controversial decision, Julian Alvarez's penalty was ruled out after officials judged he had touched the ball twice.   Rudiger scored the winning penalty and set up a quarter-final tie against Arsenal.   The Real Madrid quartet are now being looked into over allegations of indecent conduct made during the post-match celebrations.   Television pictures appeared to show Rudiger making a throat-cutting gesture towards the crowd and Mbappe apparently grabbing his crotch.     UEFA has appointed a special inspector, who will work independently, and most of the evidence is expected to be video footage of the alleged incidents.   According to Sky Sports, a fine is though...