You all social media critics and bully, The Presidency has warned you all that Henceforth, anyone who describes President Goodluck Jonathan with ridiculous and unprintable names such as “clueless” and “drunkard” will not be spared. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe, said his office would take it as a responsibility to correct the trend. Okupe threatened to “forcefully train” those whose parents failed to take out time to train while growing up with a view to correcting the alleged decay. Speaking on popular Microblogging site, Twitter , Doyin Okupe argued that although he is a grandfather, but the rudeness directed towards President Goodluck Jonathan isn’t limited/restricted to any age group. Doyin further stated that being a social media critic does not give one the right to insult the president and mock his character. “Being a critic is no licence to insult and abuse government officials; most especially the President of the nation.” he said Criticism is different. “But when you say the President is a drunkard and so forth, you no longer deserve any respect.
Danny Welbeck answered critics who have questioned his goalscoring ability in emphatic fashion on Wednesday with his first senior hat-trick in Arsenal's 4-1 win over Galatasaray in the Champions League. The 23-year-old England international has impressed with his work rate and link-up play since signing from Manchester United on transfer deadline day, but doubts remained about his predatory instinct in front of goal. He scored during a 3-0 Premier League win against Aston Villa last month but spurned a host of chances in his three other appearances before the visit of the Turkish side. Yet he produced three exquisite finishes at the Emirates that helped belie his supposed lack of composure and ruthlessness. So much time has elapsed since Welbeck's last hat-trick, he forgot to collect the match ball - customary for a player after scoring three times in a game. "I forgot the match ball! I'll get it after. I'm not used to it," Welbeck jo...
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