How to become a professional footballer.

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    Believe yourself and stay dedicated to your goals. With these qualities, there is no limit to achieving success in football. While talent and skill are important, other factors can help you become a professional footballer. We will provide tips and ideas on how to start and pursue a career in football. Let us begin by discussing 9 essential qualifications - Start young - Master the basics - Practice practice practice - Join a local youth league - Be mentally tough - Passion and Drive - Physical training - Reputation and exposure - Education and mentality Start young :   To become an elite professional footballer, you need to start early. Football is a sport that requires time and practice to master.. By playing street football, you will learn teamwork, and discipline and gain confidence to play at a higher level. Master the basics : Mastering the fundamentals is essential for learning any skill, including football. The basics of football are dribbling, passing, shoot...
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Commuters Left Behind as Protesters Block Lagos-Benin Expressway Over Fuel Price Hike, Scarcity

Aggrieved citizens have taken their anger on Nigeria's leader over the current shortage of fuel in major states across the federation In fact, the angry youths took to express their pain, blocking the Lagos-Benin Expressway, leaving commuters and motorists stranded Meanwhile, APC flagbearer Bola Tinubu earlier noted that some strong element working under Buhari's government wants to use the fuel and new naira notes scarcity to scuttle the 2023 election. According to the report by the newspaper, commuters who were on their way to Lagos and those hoping to do business in the area were stranded for long hours. 

A trader, Grace Emmanuel who was taking her goods to Ekiadolor said it was pertinent for her to take her perishable good to where she would sell them so that she doesn’t incur losses. “It is unfortunate that this protesting is taking place because it will add to the existing problem. If I don’t get my good to where I will sell them, some might get worse and I will incur losses I don’t want now. “They are protesting for the right reasons. The fuel situation is hitting hard on everybody but blocking the roads will lead to losses to individuals who are going to do business,” she told the newspaper. A call to action,A driver who gave his name as Osahon said the protest has left most people stranded in the axis while calling on the government to look into what is causing the fuel crisis in the country. 

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