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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"Will Pay N500k for dowry": 57-year-old Nigerian Man Says He Needs a Second Wife, Shares Conditions


 A married Nigerian man has expressed his desire to go the way of polygamy by adding a second wife. The 57-year-old has rolled out benefits for any lady who is interested and highlighted his preferences in a potential wife, Part of what he is offering includes a dowry payment of N500k and above, as well as a silent wedding. A Muslim matchmaking platform that made the man's appeal public on Twitter revealed that he is a public servant with a master's degree, AA genotype, and O+ blood group. For a second wife, the man needs a lady who is not fat or skinny and is between the ages of 25 to 35. He also wants someone who is religious, decent, and Godfearing. The man noted that being a Quranic memorizer will be an added advantage.

His conditions include a dowry payment of N500k and above, no furniture or household items required from her, and no wedding festivity of any kind. The matchmaking platform urged interested ladies to send a DM for consideration. 

See the tweet below: 

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