🇳🇬 Miracle Ezechukwu ran 11.32 seconds into a -1.5m/s headwind to win her Women’s 100m heat at the Commonwealth Games
She ran the 6th fastest time across all heats and advances to tomorrow’s semifinal
@Beautyugo1 Giving full description went a bit far..but I understand how annoying this can be. I sometimes refuse going to some places because of things like this
Do you remember this post, let me update you.
So after I made this post, someone dm me on X and asked me if I wanted to achieve this or it's just joke, i said it's not joke. He then said he will go through my page and if I'm a good person , he will help.
He
1. Paid for my clearance
2. Paid for the transcripts
3. Paid for my express passport, I only went for thumbprinting.
He also said whenever I am ready to write Ielts, I should let him know.
I'm using this channel to encourage you to speak up, you never can tell who will see your post.
I really looked forward to showing you all this PERFECT soft glam I created for my gorgeous client then but ,I’m so glad I’m able to now
Makeup @ Mafeng’s glam
Kindly Rt ,patronize and retweet and patronize 🙏❤️
@beet_kon@Prosper_selorm My first prayers is Catholic prayer and I'm not Catholic (ECWA) ...cos I started schooling in a Catholic school. There's a reason I specify my church
This story out of Rivers State, Nigeria, is pure tragedy, the kind that leaves you angry, hollow, and heartbroken 💔
A child walked out of his home… and vanished into a nightmare that lasted nearly two decades.
At just 14 years old, Gospel Kinamee left his house one day and never returned. His family searched everywhere; police stations, prisons, hospitals, even mortuaries. Door after door was knocked on. Every lead ended in silence. Eventually, hope began to fade.
What they didn’t know was that Gospel wasn’t missing.
He was locked away.
For 18 years, he lived behind prison walls, without a trial, without a conviction, without an offence.
In 2026, during the Rivers State Jail Delivery Exercise flagged off by the Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Amadi, a lawyer asked Gospel’s brother to come and check the names of 21 inmates scheduled for release from the Port Harcourt Correctional Centre.
Then came the moment that shattered everything.
His brother saw him.
Alive, but broken.
After 18 stolen years, Gospel had finally resurfaced, but his family could barely recognize the boy they lost. His brother later spoke with deep concern about Gospel’s mental state, scarred by years of unjust confinement.
The most chilling revelation, his family knew him as Gospel Kinamee but prison records listed him as Baridi Sunday.
According to police records, Baridi Sunday was a 22-year-old man arrested for armed robbery.
Somehow, a child became another man. A missing boy became a criminal on paper. And the system never noticed or never cared.
Now, Gospel’s family is suing the government for $7.3 million, demanding compensation for 18 years of freedom stolen, for childhood erased, and for a life permanently altered without due process.
This isn’t just a legal failure.
It’s a moral collapse.
What kind of system allows a child to disappear into prison for nearly two decades, unnamed, untried, unheard.
🚨❤️🩹 Lisandro Martínez: “I was considering RETIREMENT from football after I suffered ACL injury last year”.
“I just didn't want to suffer anymore, you know?“.
"I was really hit low, but then my daughter was born, and that kind of balanced everything out for me”.
“I saw how my wife gave birth and the immense effort she made, and I said to myself: How am I not going to keep fighting?”.
I came across what appeared to be a suspicious fuel-loading activity while refuelling at AA Rano on the outskirts of Kano. More than 100 jerrycans, each with a capacity of 50 litres, were being filled and loaded into this white vehicle.