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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Lagos State : Second-Term Seeking Sanwo Olu Issues Serious Threat Over Collection of Old Notes

Amid the ongoing disparities over the circulation and usage of the old N200, N500, and N100 notes, Governor Babajide Sanwo Olu of Lagos state has issued a directive to close businesses and outlets that refuse to transact with the old currency. Recall that in a recent proceeding, the Supreme Court ruled that the old currency would remain legal for business and transactions until December 31. Governor Sanwo-Olu has urged Lagosians to report to the nearest Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) if any bank refuses to collect old naira notes. 

Given this ruling, Governor Sanw-Olu, who is seeking a second term in office, has urged residents to go ahead and use the old naira notes for their daily transactions as ordered by the apex court. According to Leadership newspaper, Governor Sanwo-Olu's directives were issued via a letter addressed to Lagos residents on Monday, March 13. He said: “My dear Lagosians, I have noted the difficulties you have been having over the naira redesign crisis. I feel your pain. “I, therefore, urge you to go ahead and have transactions with the old notes. Lagosians should feel free to use the old notes for commercial purposes. Retailers, transporters, traders, and all businesses must not reject them, as they remain legal tender, following the Supreme Court verdict, which extends the validity of the notes to December 31, 2023.” Meanwhile, residents have been told to contact the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) if any bank or commercial outlet refuses to collect or make payments with the old naira notes. As contained in the letter, Governor Sanwo Olu promised that the Lagos state government would heavily section such financial or commercial institutions according to the statutory provisions of the law. 

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