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[BOSS EMPIRE 🇬🇭 @RobertBossgh_]

@TweetByWale Argentina

[BOSS EMPIRE 🇬🇭 @RobertBossgh_]

@twitgameboy Closer to God than ever.
Financial stability, good health and better living condition.
Set up my own business and my family in good health.

[BOSS EMPIRE 🇬🇭 @RobertBossgh_]

@twitgameboy Closer to God than ever.
Financial stability, good health and better living condition.
Set up my own business and my family in good health.

[ACCRA MAYOR 🥲🥷 @0panaa_1]

New adidas advertising campaign ahead of the World Cup, featuring Antoine Semenyo, Raphinha, Pedri, Jules Koundé, Jude Bellingham and Lamine Yamal 🇬🇭

[Fargo @Fargo5p]

Me when I discover a perfect series that came out 15 years ago with 8 seasons.

[Doyinnn😎 @Philly_Doyin]

I know we are all not virgins💔

Share your experience 🎤, secret is safe with us🤗

[sbostian @sbostian]

@ThePreserverofU Placing your hand over your heart, closing your eyes and breathing slowly will short circuit a panic attack as well by triggering an oxytocin release.

[𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 @ThePreserverofU]

THIS WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE ONE DAY:

1) Sudden panic attack → Touch something cold (water, phone, metal). Your brain switches from fear to safety mode.

2) Heart beating too fast → Cough 2–3 times forcefully. It resets your heart rhythm.

3) Can’t breathe properly → Put your hands on top of your head. Your lungs open up instantly.

4) Feeling dizzy → Focus on one spot and tense your legs. Blood rushes back to your brain.

5) Stuffy nose → Hold your breath and nod your head up & down slowly. Open blocked airways.

6) Sudden anxiety → Splash water on your face – it activates the calm reflex.

7) Can’t sleep → Exhale longer than you inhale (4–7 breathing). Your brain goes into sleep mode.

[Ligue 1 McDonald's @Ligue1]

THE BLACK STARS 🇬🇭

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Real Madrid hasn't won a major trophy in two years. It just became the highest-earning sports team in history anyway, beating the Dallas Cowboys. The man behind it isn't a coach or a player. He builds skyscrapers for a living, and he doesn't even own the club.

His name is Florentino Pérez, and he runs the biggest construction company in Spain, one of the largest anywhere. Real Madrid belongs to its fans, about 90,000 of them, who vote every few years on who runs the place. This Sunday they picked him again. It was the first time in twenty years that anyone even ran against him, and he'll be in charge until 2030.

His smartest move had nothing to do with football. When he took over in 2000, the club was buried under close to 300 million euros of debt. So he talked the city into letting developers build office towers on Real Madrid's old training ground. The land sold, four skyscrapers went up that still stand on the Madrid skyline, and the debt was gone almost overnight, with plenty left to start buying the best players alive. (Years later the EU looked into whether the city had overpaid on purpose to bail the club out. Nothing came of it.)

Then came the players fans still argue about, one global superstar nearly every summer: Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham. Pérez never pretended it was only about football. When his marketing chief heard Manchester United would sell Beckham for about 35 million euros, he called Pérez yelling that it was a steal. United had priced a footballer. Madrid was buying a worldwide brand it figured was worth ten times more in shirts and sponsorship deals. Within a year of signing him, Madrid had passed United as the most profitable club on earth. Pérez wanted his club to run like Ferrari, a name so strong the money keeps coming whether you win on Saturday or not.

The new stadium is the same idea in concrete. He spent 1.3 billion euros rebuilding it over one thing that bugged him: a football ground hosts maybe 25 games a year and sits dark the other 340 days. His version barely sleeps. It hosts concerts and tours now, and last November it held an American football game. The pitch even slides underground so the place can be rented out without wrecking the grass. Running flat out, it's built to bring in close to a million euros a day.

He has still won plenty on the field, seven Champions League titles across his two spells, from Zidane's famous volley in 2002 to the trophies in 2022 and 2024. But the number that explains him best is simpler. Last year, with nothing big to show for it on the pitch, the club's value still climbed 41 percent. So this week 90,000 fans gave him four more years, and he still doesn't own a single share of the club he turned into the highest-earning team in world sport.

[BOSS EMPIRE 🇬🇭 @RobertBossgh_]

@kwesisnow @gyaigyimii We no dey barb what dey there but we know you go barb "Wo maame twɛ"

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Imagine you and 4 friends start a pure water factory. Total cost is ₦5 million. Each person puts in ₦1 million. Each person owns 20%.

The factory makes ₦1 million profit in a month. Your 20% share is ₦200,000.

Demand grows, distributors want more, and someone offers to buy your 20% for ₦3 million. Your ₦1 million just became ₦3 million.

That’s exactly how the stock market works. Replace “pure water factory” with BUA Foods or Zenith Bank. Replace the 5 of you with millions of shareholders.

You’re buying a piece of a real business. That’s all a stock is.

[Sam Sam @samuelotabs42]

@TodayNewds @Madridghost1 https://t.co/nzL1mcYPhb

[Global Relocation Guide @_AustriaUpdates]

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

LITHUANIA 🇱🇹 study and work visa is QUIETLY CHANGING LIVES but no one is talking about it.

While everyone is focused on Canada and the UK matter, some people are using this low-key route to move abroad without noise, IELTS, or millions in the bank.

Let me show you why the Lithuania 🇱🇹 Study + Work Route is one of the easiest and most realistic relocation paths for Africans in 2026.

1. HND and third class holders are welcome
Yes, you read that right. Your qualification is not a barrier. As long as your documents are clean, you have a solid chance.

2. Tuition is cheap and flexible
Some universities charge as low as €2,500–€4,000 per year. You don’t need a fat bank account to prove funds, and payment plans are possible.

3. No IELTS required
This is a huge relief for many. If you studied in English or your school issues an English proficiency letter, that’s often enough.

4. You can work part-time legally
While studying, you can take up jobs in logistics, warehouses, cleaning, hospitality, and more. Many students earn enough to support themselves and even send a little back home.

5. Pathway to Permanent Residency
After completing your studies and transitioning to full-time work, you can apply for PR after a few years of legal stay. That means full benefits and long-term settlement in the EU.

6. Visa approval rate is HIGH
With the right guidance and complete documents, Lithuania is one of the most African-friendly countries in the EU for study visas right now.

If you’re tired of complex routes or endless rejections, look towards Lithuania. The opportunities are real. And the future there is brighter than you think.

Best wishes!

[🇦🇷 Selección Argentina ⭐⭐⭐ @Argentina]

#SelecciónMayor Con toda la fuerza de los argentinos 💪🏻🇦🇷

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

Welcome to the world of pressure.

I watched Nicholas Anelka’s documentary recently, and I’ve also watched Gareth Bale’s interview on STF, one thing is common and both players suffered from it.

They weren’t used to the pressure. In Barcelona or Madrid, one newspaper is dedicated to reporting about Barcelona, Gary Lineker explained this in details, the media will eat you up, they’re in your houses, they’re in restaurants if you go out to eat, they’re everywhere and you have zero privacy.

Gareth Bale said he didn’t want the frenzy, he just wanted to play football and go home, and that made him an enemy to the media, he did not know how to handle the media attention, he dared not have a bad game, they’ll kill him in the papers, it started to affect him.

Anelka said at some point, he decided to be friends with the media because they were killing him everyday and he was not scoring at Madrid. He said he visited Marca’s office and they did some advert for a video game. The next day, there was a picture of Anelka on the front papers with him playing a game, they captioned it “Anelka can’t score in real life but score in video games”😂😂😂😂 (something around this).

Rashford has put up about 30 G/A and he’s been “heavily” criticised. This is because of the standards at this club. Imagine Mbappe being top scorer and his fans are whistling/booing him for different reasons, and this is because of how the media has portrayed the whole issue. Vini won 2 UCLs for Madrid and they booed him so much this season, he started crying.

Again, welcome to the world of pressure. The best things are bare minimums over here. Lamine is the star, and you must follow 😂

[Bambulu @Bqmbulu]

Studying the lives of war generals is a huge testosterone booster

[Bambulu @Bqmbulu]

As a young man, Caesar stood before a statue of Alexander the Great. He stared at it for a long time.

Then… he began to cry.

His friends were confused.

"Why are you weeping?"

Caesar answered:

"At my age, Alexander had conquered the world… and I have done nothing."

Most men compare themselves to weaker men and feel proud. Caesar compared himself to greatness—and felt hunger.

Years later, Rome would kneel before him.

Your standards shape your destiny.

[Pulse Nigeria @PulseNigeria247]

Meet the Nigerian students who went viral from sharing hostel balcony dance videos with funny captions. 😅🔥

Their energy and choreography >>>>

[BOSS EMPIRE 🇬🇭 @RobertBossgh_]

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