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STRIKER SENSATION: Galatasaray Tell Arsenal And Al Hilal Their Star Man Is Going Nowhere Despite €130m Table Offer!.

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Arsenal have reportedly entered discussions with Galatasaray regarding Victor Osimhen, as the Turkish giants pursue moves for Gunners winger Gabriel Martinelli and youngster Ethan Nwaneri.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to reports from British and European outlets—including insights from The Telegraph journalist Matt Law—Galatasaray made a £38.4m approach for Martinelli and inquired about Nwaneri during high-level talks with Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta. While it remains unconfirmed which club first brought up Osimhen’s name, the prolific Nigerian forward became a focal point of the wider dialogue.

Exploring Striker Alternatives

Arsenal have long admired the 27-year-old striker, though Julian Alvarez had initially been their preferred target for the position. However, securing Alvarez has proved exceedingly difficult, with Atlético Madrid demanding upwards of £100m—having already turned down an £86m bid from Barcelona. As a result, the Gunners are actively weighing up alternative attacking options.

Osimhen is no stranger to Premier League interest, having previously drawn advanced talks with Chelsea before eventually moving to Galatasaray, where the Turkish club made his transfer permanent for a reported €75m.

A Stiff Valuation and Blocked Bids

Since arriving in Turkey, Osimhen’s form has been staggering. He has netted 59 goals in 74 total appearances, including 22 league goals and six assists in 33 Super Lig matches last season to help fire Galatasaray to a second consecutive title.

Despite Arsenal’s interest, prising him away from Istanbul will be a monumental task. Transfer expert Florian Plettenberg recently reported that Saudi Pro League outfit Al Hilal lodged a massive €130m verbal bid for the forward through an intermediary, which Galatasaray flatly rejected.

“Galatasaray were offered €130m for Victor Osimhen yesterday via an intermediary acting for Al-Hilal. The offer was made verbally. Galatasaray are not willing to negotiate at this stage and have no intention of entering talks,” Plettenberg posted on .

This firm stance dampens earlier rumors suggesting the Turkish champions might lower their asking price to €65m, cementing their resolve to keep their star striker despite mounting interest from top European clubs and cash-rich suitors abroad.

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THE ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN: Adeyanyu Drops Bombshell Demand, Orders INEC To Act On Supreme Court Ruling NOW!

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Prominent human rights lawyer and political commentator, Deji Adeyanju, has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to immediately comply with the recent unanimous ruling of the Supreme Court concerning the Electoral Act.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The apex court’s seven-member panel had previously restored Sections 77(5), 77(7), and 84(2) of the Electoral Act, reversing an earlier invalidation by the Court of Appeal. Reacting to the verdict, Adeyanju emphasized that under Section 287(1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), INEC is legally bound to enforce decisions made by the Supreme Court without delay.

To give full effect to the judgment, Adeyanju urged the electoral body to immediately update its official portal by removing the names of candidates from political parties impacted by the ruling. He maintained that the commission must execute all necessary administrative steps promptly to ensure its official records accurately reflect the Supreme Court’s directives.

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Otti Warns Against Political Violence As He Opens Abia For 2027 Campaigns

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Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has given approval for all political parties to freely campaign across the state ahead of the 2027 general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The directive was made public by the State Commissioner of Police, Wilfred Afolabi, while briefing journalists in Umuahia following the state’s monthly Security Council meeting chaired by the governor. Flanked by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Security, Navy Commander MacDonald Ubah (rtd.), the Commissioner noted that Governor Otti explicitly instructed security agencies to ensure a level playing field and grant express approval to any political party requesting venues for campaigns.

Commander Ubah praised the governor as a true democrat practicing politics without bitterness, explaining that parties are free to utilize stadiums and public facilities upon paying the standard fees. He emphasized that with this open access, mischief-makers will have no excuses, warning that anyone attempting to disrupt public peace or perpetrate mayhem will face the full wrath of the law. Security agencies have consequently committed to leveraging state support to deliver completely rancour-free campaigns and elections.

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THE DIRECT CALL: How Tinubu Snatched Hamzat Straight From New York To Join His Elite Government!.

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Lagos State Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, has revealed that President Bola Tinubu personally called him back from New York in 2005 to serve in government.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking on Sunday at the 70th Harvest Anniversary and Thanksgiving Service of the Cherubim and Seraphim Society, Olorunsogo Parish, Ese-Ofin, Lagos, Hamzat recounted how President Tinubu—then serving as Governor of Lagos—spotted him presenting a paper in New York and invited him home. Since returning, Hamzat has served as Commissioner for Science and Technology, Commissioner for Works, and currently as Deputy Governor.

Emphasizing his deep connection to the state, Hamzat asserted that an in-depth understanding of Lagos’s history and political landscape is essential for effective governance. He noted that his familiarity with the state’s legacy and leadership equips him well, stating that he knows precisely where to seek guidance on critical matters like land administration.

Hamzat also cautioned Lagos residents to be wary of politicians making empty promises during campaign seasons, contrasting it with the APC’s realistic approach. He stressed that Lagos is too vital to be toyed with—contributing over 33 percent to Nigeria’s GDP—and warned against handing over leadership to inexperienced individuals. Concluding his remarks, he urged citizens to remain steadfast in prayer for the nation, believing in divine purpose for Nigeria.

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