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Watkins. Ampadu. Grimes: How does Exeter City keep producing top talent? 🟥⬜️ Ali speaks to Exeter City Academy Director Arran Pugh, to explore what goes into developing a professional footballer. Listen here. 👉 #RaisedInTheEFL

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@ECFC_Academy @OfficialECFC @EFL @AliMaxwell_ @sickgiraffepugh @olliewatkins_11 Grimes lmao

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@ECFC_Academy @OfficialECFC @EFL @AliMaxwell_ @sickgiraffepugh @olliewatkins_11 Isn’t the answer here just ; they’ve got a massive catchment area & not much competition?

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@OfficialECFC @EFL @AliMaxwell_ @sickgiraffepugh @olliewatkins_11 Why isn’t the best U18s player always the best prospect? Listen to our new pod, where @AliMaxwell_ speaks to @ECFC_Academy Director Arran Pugh about what really matters for young players on their pathway to professional football. 📈👇 #RaisedInTheEFL

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Today our Good Morning community brought the spirit of Giggle Academy into real life together with our partner Fanos Academy. We visited a public school in Oromia, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, outside the capital city, where more than 3,000 students study each day in 2 shifts. This time we focused on the youngest kids. Their excitement, curiosity, and smiles showed us once again why education is the most powerful gift we can give. We could only prepare shirts and learning materials for 30 students, and it reminded us how many more children in the world are waiting for opportunities like this. We will keep going until every child has access to learning, inspiration, and a chance to grow without limits. Free education for every child. That vision is what Giggle Academy stands for. Thank you CZ 🔶 BNB for inspiring a world where knowledge reaches every home and every heart.
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Today our Good Morning community brought the spirit of Giggle Academy into real life together with our partner Fanos Academy. We visited a public school in Oromia, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, outside the capital city, where more than 3,000 students study each day in 2 shifts. This time we focused on the youngest kids. Their excitement, curiosity, and smiles showed us once again why education is the most powerful gift we can give. We could only prepare shirts and learning materials for 30 students, and it reminded us how many more children in the world are waiting for opportunities like this. We will keep going until every child has access to learning, inspiration, and a chance to grow without limits. Free education for every child. That vision is what Giggle Academy stands for. Thank you CZ 🔶 BNB for inspiring a world where knowledge reaches every home and every heart.

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This is Ozumba Mbadiwe way, a very strategic corridor of the state. See the beautiful buildings on the left and right. Just imagine if Julius Berger or even CECC were given the contract to revamp this road from bonny camp down to phase 1. Honestly, if you enter this district, you would think you are in heaven. Below is a picture of how this same place looked under Gov Fashola, and I will also post how it looked under Gov Ambode in the comments. Sometimes it's good to look at where you are coming from to know where you are going. Your past should not look better than your present. Lagos is a great city, but when people see lapses like these, that's why some talk about it with disdain. Every city in the world needs maintenance. If you don't maintain it, it won't look good to the eye. Lagos is a highly visited city for many reasons, and the state of its strategic infrastructure or likely visited parts matters a lot. In fact, it is one of the government's biggest selling points. I know a train is coming here, but trust me, that does not remove the urgent need to repair this road properly with a competent contractor, from Lekki Phase 1 all the way to Bonny Camp. E1 is coming in a few months, and we need to prepare and ensure everywhere looks its best. The high-rises are already there. The city just needs proper roads and greenery to make it truly breathtaking. Road infrastructure should never, ever be downplayed. It can give even a village a premium look, let alone such a strategic corridor. Look at another semi-coastal city like Kolkata. It has similar terrain to Lagos, yet see how they maintain their city. You see the same elements,bridges, metro systems, skyscrapers. That's what maintenance does to a city. It makes it look attractive, organised, and inviting. But when everywhere is left to become tattered, people will call it overrated. Everything is packaging, especially for a city that is constantly in the public eye. I know the governor has a lot on his plate, but this is urgent, especially with E1 only a few months away. The way the environment looks should be a top priority for the government, not only for residents but also because it helps sell the city positively to visitors, investors, and the rest of the world. The Lagos State Govt Lagostourism Babajide Sanwo-Olu 📷: F1: Current state of Ozumba Mbadiwe way F2-3: The city of Kolkata which looks a lot like Lagos just well maintained version F4: The same Ozumba Mbadiwe way under Gov Fashola 2014,well maintained for its time
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This is Ozumba Mbadiwe way, a very strategic corridor of the state. See the beautiful buildings on the left and right. Just imagine if Julius Berger or even CECC were given the contract to revamp this road from bonny camp down to phase 1. Honestly, if you enter this district, you would think you are in heaven. Below is a picture of how this same place looked under Gov Fashola, and I will also post how it looked under Gov Ambode in the comments. Sometimes it's good to look at where you are coming from to know where you are going. Your past should not look better than your present. Lagos is a great city, but when people see lapses like these, that's why some talk about it with disdain. Every city in the world needs maintenance. If you don't maintain it, it won't look good to the eye. Lagos is a highly visited city for many reasons, and the state of its strategic infrastructure or likely visited parts matters a lot. In fact, it is one of the government's biggest selling points. I know a train is coming here, but trust me, that does not remove the urgent need to repair this road properly with a competent contractor, from Lekki Phase 1 all the way to Bonny Camp. E1 is coming in a few months, and we need to prepare and ensure everywhere looks its best. The high-rises are already there. The city just needs proper roads and greenery to make it truly breathtaking. Road infrastructure should never, ever be downplayed. It can give even a village a premium look, let alone such a strategic corridor. Look at another semi-coastal city like Kolkata. It has similar terrain to Lagos, yet see how they maintain their city. You see the same elements,bridges, metro systems, skyscrapers. That's what maintenance does to a city. It makes it look attractive, organised, and inviting. But when everywhere is left to become tattered, people will call it overrated. Everything is packaging, especially for a city that is constantly in the public eye. I know the governor has a lot on his plate, but this is urgent, especially with E1 only a few months away. The way the environment looks should be a top priority for the government, not only for residents but also because it helps sell the city positively to visitors, investors, and the rest of the world. The Lagos State Govt Lagostourism Babajide Sanwo-Olu 📷: F1: Current state of Ozumba Mbadiwe way F2-3: The city of Kolkata which looks a lot like Lagos just well maintained version F4: The same Ozumba Mbadiwe way under Gov Fashola 2014,well maintained for its time

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FARBISSINA PUNIM : At City Hall for Council hearings, during a break, I randomly ran into Cea Weaver in the hallway. Cea Weaver is a longtime tenant activist and now serves as Director of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants appointed by Zohran Mamdani, whose campaign promised to make housing more affordable by taking on Wall Street and corporate landlords. I asked her a straightforward question: does she agree with what Donald Trump is proposing stopping private equity, big banks, and institutional investors from buying up single-family homes and does she recognize how that would directly support the affordability goals she and the Mayor say they’re fighting for? If a policy helps working families afford homes, does it matter who proposes it or has ideology become more important than results? #nyc #affordablehomes #mamdani #ceaweaver Donald J. Trump
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FARBISSINA PUNIM : At City Hall for Council hearings, during a break, I randomly ran into Cea Weaver in the hallway. Cea Weaver is a longtime tenant activist and now serves as Director of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants appointed by Zohran Mamdani, whose campaign promised to make housing more affordable by taking on Wall Street and corporate landlords. I asked her a straightforward question: does she agree with what Donald Trump is proposing stopping private equity, big banks, and institutional investors from buying up single-family homes and does she recognize how that would directly support the affordability goals she and the Mayor say they’re fighting for? If a policy helps working families afford homes, does it matter who proposes it or has ideology become more important than results? #nyc #affordablehomes #mamdani #ceaweaver Donald J. Trump

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