MUZI

I’m just a lad from @LFC🔴❤️YNWA❤️✌🏽🚀 ||Made For His Image and For His Glory ||💪🏽🙏🌈🌙

[Dipanshu Kushwaha @Dipanshu_AI]

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[MUZI @MUZI1020]

@athenkosi591 @Mthokozi_p1 Because you were using them 🚮 zuma is better than you wena😂😂

[The Anfield Wrap @TheAnfieldWrap]

"Signing Robbo taught me so much... he came into my office and said 'Boss, I'm working really hard every day and I don't get a chance?'... that was the moment the penny dropped for him."

One Of Us: Becoming Andy Robertson, free to watch on The Anfield Wrap Youtube and App 📺

[Mastery Mindset @_masterymindset]

She literally explained the cheat code to cure laziness.

[Sarah @JATTSOPRANO316]

Pep Guardiola on Carras comments and Mo Salah 👑

@Carra23

[ᜰ 🇦🇷🇯🇵 @markklfc]

🚨 Antonio Conte being asked to rank Liverpool FC’s trio of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, and Sadio Mané among the greatest in football history:

🗣️ “For me, they are not just top three, they are one of the most complete attacking trios football has ever seen.

People talk about individuals, but this trio was about chemistry.

Perfect chemistry.

At Liverpool FC, they didn’t just score goals—they destroyed teams.

Salah was ruthless, Mané was explosive, Firmino was the brain.

Three different profiles, but one identity.

That’s why they were so dangerous.

In the Premier League, they dominated against every type of opponent.

In the UEFA Champions League, they proved it on the biggest stage.

Finals, big nights, pressure moments—they delivered.

And the most impressive thing? Sacrifice.

Firmino sacrificing goals, Mané tracking back, Salah carrying responsibility—everyone working for the team.

That’s what made them elite.

Not just talent… mentality, understanding, and consistency.

For me, if you build a modern attacking trio, this is the reference.

This is the standard.”

[talkSPORT @talkSPORT]

❌ "I don't see Liverpool becoming title contenders again if he stays..."

✅ "Liverpool would have more chance [if they sack Slot]"

Danny Murphy thinks it would be a mistake for #LFC to keep Arne Slot at the club after this season! 😳

[Crystal P @nolapools]

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[2025/26 Betway premiership champions @sgegede03]

The 18 year old Andile jali against Manchester city 😭😭😭🥶

[YENA. @blxckie___]

fybr.

[zizipho @zizipho50]

Long live the Cic🔥🔥what an emotional day but on to the next ✊… #VoteEFF

[🍫 babes & bwc @xbwwmfiles]

Free promo still open for BWWM (black girl/white dude) contents creators. Don’t dm me if you don’t do that.

[POOJA!!! @PoojaMedia]

Jason Statham on another one.

Same storyline? But never miss his movies 🔥

[MUZI @MUZI1020]

@TheresaArueyin1 Amen

[TWAR___SA🇿🇦 @TwaRSA26]

Just incase you need them 😎👍

[Mduduzi Shangase @Mdu_Shangase]

WHO WAS SHEMBE?

(Black Consciousness before “the” Black Consciousness.)

The 10th of March 1910 marked the arrival of Shembe in Natal, coming from the Free State to build what would become a historic community that would outlive him for centuries: Ibandla lamaNazaretha.

His journey was filled with hardship. 10/16 of his children died as he initially refused to heed his calling, and his wives(4) had to leave him. When he arrived in Natal he was known as a mad “Msuthu” man, imprisoned several times, faced attempts on his life, and propaganda was spread about him in churches and schools.

Prophet Isaiah Mudliwamafa Shembe was born in 1870 in Estcourt. His family later moved to Harrismith in the Free State, where they lived on a farm. Shembe worked there as a herdsman.

At avery young age he began experiencing supernatural encounters, including hearing a “voice” giving him instructions, which some he ignored, and as a result most of his children died. One of the instructions was for him to go preach in the eastern part of the country, which he eventually obeyed.

When he arrived in Natal he had no house and no relatives, and slept in the wilderness for 3 years. At first he sent his converts to nearby churches, but these churches eventually rejected them, accusing Shembe of having an “ungodly spirit.” His followers then began travelling with him as he preached, and that is how Ibandla lamaNazaretha was formed.

In 1913, he was summoned to Mount Nhlangakazi, where he received the commandments that would guide the church.
AmaNazaretha have 3 guiding books: Izihlabelelo zamaNazaretha, Incwadi yoMncwabo, which contain hymns and teachings of Shembe, and the Bible.

Shembe’s vision was to build an independent black community. He taught that hard work is a form of prayer. Offerings were used to buy land and small farms, which were given to widows and orphans so they could live there, grow food, and sell the surplus.

He encouraged woodcrafts such as making brooms for sale, and taught followers to work diligently and build an inheritance for their children so they would not remain trapped in the cycle of working for white employers. He also emphasised that black people must preserve their identity and know that God loves them as they are.

Shembe passed away on 2 May 1935, after a short illness suspected to have been pneumonia. Shortly before his death he had walked over 85 km from Mkhuze to eMseleni, sleeping outside for three nights, and upon arrival baptised more than 80 people.

In his will he left most of his assets to the church.

Shembe built a faith system known as UbuNazaretha. At the time Christianity was a standard religion, and a black man establishing a religion was not going to be allowed. AmaNazaretha never referred to themselves as Christians.

Shembe himself never went to school, and others assisted with writing. He was multilingual—speaking Nguni languages, Sesotho, and Afrikaans—and preached in Lesotho, Swatini, Pondoland, and Zululand.

Today Ibandla lamaNazaretha is estimated to have around 8 million followers, including many amakhosi in KwaZulu-Natal, and even the King of the Zulu nation.

[Rubi @RubiRubidoooo]

If you didn´t know.... this is the real reason why you can’t use phones on planes 😂🤣😅

[HustleBitch @HustleBitch_]

🚨 MAN TRASHES DUBAI AS “ONE OF THE WORST CITIES IN THE WORLD” — RANT VIDEO GOES VIRAL

“Dubai is a fake ass, evil ass city.”

One man turned on the camera and absolutely unloaded.

In the clip he claims:

• Dubai is a slave city
• workers get their passports taken so they can’t leave
• the city has “no culture” and empty streets
• everything is a playground for rich people
• the people who work there don’t even live in the city
• women shouldn’t trust invitations to rich-guy parties

The rant is blowing up and the comments are already a war zone.

Is Dubai actually amazing… or one giant fake city?