Chelsea Dude

Chelsea fan, Ibadan Gentleman

[Ada @adanonso_]

E pain me say, none of my post reach 1K view today 🥺🥹.

Tomorrow we go again 😊

[JoBelle @Jojo_agboola]

Love the UK weather, went from extreme heat yesterday to rain and a bit of thunderstorm this morning 😁

[🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼 @Oluomoofderby]

1k view gang 🌚🌚🌚

[JoBelle @Jojo_agboola]

Uk People🇬🇧, I can’t be the only one who’s been paying Apple for extra storage every month without thinking twice.

Now there’s a huge legal case claiming millions of UK customers may have been overcharged.

Imagine finding out your monthly subscription could end up paying you back one day😂

[Dele Olawanle @dolawanle]

God is beginning to fight for the immigrants. Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage got a gift of Five millions pounds from a Crypto guy.

Nigel Farage(Reform MP) says the BBC are putting him in danger if he answers how much he's spent of the £5m donation.

It’s going to be a long night😜

[VoiceofAfricaUK @VoiceofAfricaUK]

Reports suggest that Andy Burnham is considering softening plans to apply stricter immigration reforms retrospectively, according to his allies.

Under proposals linked to Shabana Mahmood, the qualifying period for most migrant workers to gain permanent residency would increase from five to ten years.

Crucially, these changes could be applied retrospectively, meaning migrants already living and working in the UK may face longer waits than originally expected when they arrived.

Mahmood has defended the policy, arguing that tougher measures are necessary in response to the “historically large numbers” of arrivals since 2021, a surge some, including Reform UK, have labelled the “Boriswave.”

However, concerns remain about fairness, particularly for those who made life plans based on the existing five-year pathway to settlement.

Any move to water down the retrospective element may reflect growing pressure to balance immigration control with consistency and trust in the system.

[Kyle Robinson-Payne @Kyle_Robinson22]

I backed Keir from the very start of his leadership campaign in Manchester, and I back him today. As the saying goes, you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. For the sake of both our country and our party, I hope my Labour colleagues & friends know what they are doing.

[🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼 @Oluomoofderby]

Happy Father’s Day to Pastor Dele Olawanle 🙏🏾 @dolawanle

Today, we celebrate and honour a truly remarkable father not just by title, but by impact. Pastor Dele Olawanle, you have been a father to so many of us, both at home and abroad.

Your unwavering guidance, mentorship, and genuine care continue to shape lives in ways words can hardly capture.

Thank you for your wisdom, your patience, and your constant encouragement. You lead with grace, teach with love, and correct with compassion. Through your example, many have found direction, strength, and purpose.

We appreciate you deeply for the sacrifices you make, the lives you uplift, and the legacy you are building in people every single day.

May God continue to strengthen you, enlarge your coast, and reward you abundantly.

Happy Father’s Day, Sir. You are truly cherished and celebrated.

[JoBelle @Jojo_agboola]

What’s one city you could visit over and over again and never get tired of?

For me, Paris has to be up there🇫🇷❤️

[VoiceofAfricaUK @VoiceofAfricaUK]

Good to see a strong presence of our people at Royal Ascot 🇬🇧

Style, culture, and excellence on full display.

We’re outside in the right spaces 👏🏾🐎

#RoyalAscot

[🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼 @Oluomoofderby]

Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible men showing up, standing strong, and doing their best every single day. 💪🏾

Being a father isn’t just a title, it’s responsibility, sacrifice, love, and leadership.

We see you. We appreciate you.

To every dad holding it down, today is for you. 👑

[JAY MODERN PRINTS 📚📑 @Jamany_jay05]

Two clients shaped JAY MODERN PRINTS in ways I never expected

One reminded me why I started.

The other made me better at what I do.

Let me tell you about both

The kind one first

Early in the business a client collected her order and said something I wasn't expecting.

"Jay I just want to say thank you. Not just for the printing. For how you treated me through the whole process. You made me feel like my order mattered."

Her order was small.

But those words were enormous.
That was the day I realised

The experience around the product matters as much as the product itself.

She didn't just need printing.

She needed to feel seen. Valued. Taken seriously.
And we gave her that without even knowing it

Now the difficult one 😔

A client once collected their order and said it was fine.

Then called three hours later to say they weren't happy.

Listed everything wrong.

Some valid. Some not.

I listened. I didn't argue.

I simply asked "what would make this right for you?"

We fixed it. Redid what needed redoing. Delivered again.

They called after the second delivery and said
"I've never had a vendor ask me that question. Usually they get defensive."

That difficult client taught me something the kind ones couldn't

Staying calm when you're being criticised

Is one of the most powerful things you can do in business.

It turns a complaint into a conversation.

A frustrated client into a loyal one.

Which one shaped my business more?

Honestly, both 💯

The kind client reminded me why the experience matters.

The difficult client taught me that how you handle problems defines your reputation more than how you handle smooth orders.

JAY MODERN PRINTS was built by both

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[Ameerah @AyshaSulaimann]

Today’s order
Location Abuja

[VoiceofAfricaUK @VoiceofAfricaUK]

Happy Father’s Day to all African men in the UK.

Your strength, sacrifice, and dedication to family and community do not go unnoticed.

From early mornings to late nights, from silent struggles to loud victories, you continue to show up with resilience, courage, and love. You are providers, protectors, mentors, culture bearers, and role models shaping the next generation with wisdom and pride.

Whether near or far from home, you carry the spirit of Africa in all you do building legacies, nurturing dreams, and holding families together through every season.

From all of us at Voice of Africa UK, we celebrate you today and always.

Thank you for everything you do. Happy Father’s Day 👑

[BUKOLA MI💫 @DemmyHubs]

Good morning amazing xtwitters
We are open for business am available to take ur order
Pls buy one or two from us today

Frame 1:16k(yummy swallow)
Frame 2:25k

Location:Owode ede Osun state
We deliver nationwide

[Mofmart @Opemart_venture]

I will never know sorrow
God will always come through 🙏🙏

[Flawless Mini Mart & Prints🌾🫘🍠🥔 @flawlessdazzol]

If you keep planting good seeds, your harvest will eventually come. Maybe not today. Maybe not next week. But effort, integrity, and persistence have a way of producing results over time.

[VoiceofAfricaUK @VoiceofAfricaUK]

Here are 10 things every immigrant should do to settle faster, stay protected, and build a successful life in the UK 🇬🇧.

✅ Join a union
✅ Register with a GP
✅ Open a bank account
✅ Get your National Insurance number
✅ Understand your visa conditions
✅ Register to vote (if eligible)
✅ Join a political party or community
✅ Know your housing rights
✅ Build a local network
✅ Know your rights at work

Many immigrants struggle not because of a lack of ability, but because they lack access to information. Knowing your rights and responsibilities can save you from exploitation, financial setbacks, and unnecessary stress.

Whether you’re a student, worker, entrepreneur, or joining family in the UK, these steps can help you settle with confidence and create opportunities for yourself and your family.

Which of these did you wish you knew earlier when you arrived in the UK?

💬 Share your experience below and help someone else on their journey.

[Dele Olawanle @dolawanle]

THANK YOU, LORD!

Today marks the 15th anniversary of our purchase of the multimillion-pound headquarters of our ministry in London, and to God be the glory.

The building is a sign that God still speaks. On the 11th of June 2011 at about 2 pm, I heard the voice say to me, “Make the call now”. I was able to discern that it was the number someone gave me in 2010 about the sale of church buildings. I called the number, and on 12 February 2011, we visited the building, and by the 15th of June 2011, we collected the keys. No building committee and no registration with an estate agent, but we got it regardless.

Six months later, I heard another voice saying, “Pay off the mortgage,” and we obeyed and cleared it in five and a half years. Then, COVID-19 came and had no power over our ministry.

Three things I want to say to any pastor in the Western World are: you should make securing a place of worship a priority. People come and go, but the church building remains for the upcoming generation. I have seen churches in the UK go from 1,000 members to 20 because, when they faced a crisis, many people left, and they could not recover without a building. Don’t waste resources and spend your building funds on hosting expensive guest speakers. That will not cause your ministry to stand.

The second point is always to remember to thank God and the people who made your dreams come true.

The final point I want to make is that time waits for no one. I cannot believe that it was 15 years ago that we bought the building, which @sam_adeyemi dedicated, and we had the privilege of hosting Pastor William Kumuyi, who was the 1st pastor to preach in the building. So, make time for it and start that project now.

To all our members, past and present, friends of our ministry, and all our partners around the world, I say thank you.

To God, our provider, I say we will never forget how good you are. Thank you, Jesus.

[🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼 @Oluomoofderby]

Mental health challenges among Black men are often overlooked, misunderstood, or suffered in silence.

Join us for a powerful and honest conversation on:

🧠 The Mental Health Crisis Among Black Men in the UK

📅 Friday, 19th June 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM (UK Time)
📍 X Spaces

Featuring expert insights from:
🎙️ @nobertosemeke
🎙️ @OyinlolaOladip4
🎙️ @eakpe
🎙️ @Iamlyday1

We’ll discuss:
✅ Breaking stigma around mental health
✅ Stress, trauma, and emotional wellbeing
✅ Seeking help and support
✅ Building stronger families and communities

This conversation could save a life. Invite a brother, friend, husband, son, or colleague.