St.Nomski O-Mojaye

$ø̲̣ much †✆ say just as much ̝̊̅̄Ƨ̷̜̩̌̋ expected; rather i stay zipped. #CFC #goalgetter #Savinglifeacalling#IrepDec14

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨💣 EXCLUSIVE: Real Madrid reach verbal agreement to sign Marc Cucurella from Chelsea, HERE WE GO!

Verbal agreement in place between all parties, player too — he’s the left back wanted by Mourinho. Details to follow.

Cucurella leaves #CFC and joins Madrid after World Cup. ⚪️🇪🇸

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

Xabi Alonso’s message to Chelsea fans: “Chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in world football and it fills me with immense pride to become manager of this great club”.

“From my conversations with the ownership group and sporting leadership, it is clear we share the same ambition. We want to build a team capable of competing consistently at the highest level and fighting for trophies.
‘There is great talent in the squad and huge potential at this football club and it will be my great honour to lead it. Now the focus is on hard work, building the right culture and winning trophies”.

[The_Bearded_Dr_Sina @the_beardedsina]

This painting is the most popular painting in the world.

We all know the painter, The Woman/Man in the picture has sparked so much controversy.

Who is she/he?
Why is this picture mysterious and iconic

Let me take you down memory lane

[Helen Casanova | Seduction Palace @HelenCasanova_]

7. Never Marry Potential. Marry Reality.

The grandfather's final and most emphatic rule.

Do not marry who she could become if she changed. Do not marry who you hope she will be in five years. Do not marry based on her apologies for her behavior.

Marry who she is right now, consistently, when no one is watching.

If you cannot be happy with who she is today, you will not be happy with who she becomes tomorrow.

People change slowly and rarely in the ways we hope.

Assume she will stay exactly as she is. If that thought fills you with peace, marry her. If it gives you pause, walk away.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

US Strongman Brian Shaw Overpowered by Lioness in Tug-of-W@r

[Cleopatra | Seduce Her 💋 @SeduceCleopatra]

My parents were married for 33 years.

I never once heard the word “DIVORCE” in our house.

Not during fights, money stress, hard seasons.
Never.

Before my wedding, my father pulled me aside and said a few things

that still live in my head to this day:

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

👌

[ᴱᴺᶻᴼᴵᶻᵁ @ENZOIZU]

🚨🎙️Another chapter in the SAME trend, and this one is uncomfortable, but important.

Because this is where the pattern readers get separated from the moment merchants.

West Ham was the proof of something I’ve been praising: When the game exposes a problem, Rosenior is willing to CHANGE it. No ego. No stubbornness. Just responsibility.

But Arsenal tonight? Arsenal is the other side of the same coin.

Because there are two battles happening at Chelsea right now:

1) The battle on the pitch (Rosenior’s coaching, in-game fixes, mentality, adaptability).
2) The battle around the pitch (rotation policy, load management, selection constraints, the model).

And if you’re serious about reading the trend properly, you have to admit this: A coach can be adaptable and still be constrained by the plan.👀

This is a semi-final second leg, away, chasing a deficit.
And we started without some of the most decisive profiles from minute one, not because the coach doesn’t value the trophy, but because the club is committed to a rotation-first approach even on trophy nights.

That’s not me being dramatic.
That’s just the reality Chelsea are living in right now.

Now, here’s the part the timeline will get wrong: They’ll use this to prove Rosenior isn’t good. Or they’ll use it to hide behind ownership and ignore the football again. Same agendas, different angle.

But the correct reading is balanced:

✅ Rosenior’s strength is real, he will change the game when it’s drifting.
❌ But you can’t keep building a season on the idea that the best players only arrive at 60’ and every night becomes a rescue mission.

Because sometimes, like tonight, the runway runs out. This is why I keep saying: don’t judge Chelsea through isolated lens. Read it through patterns.

West Ham followed a clear pattern: we had a problem, we fixed it, we responded, and we won.

Arsenal followed another pattern: we started behind, managed minutes, pushed late, and simply ran out of time.

And THAT is the bigger warning sign:
Not we lost a match. But that the rotation model can still dilute your sharpest weapons in the exact games where margins are cruel.

So where do we go from here as fans?

We keep the same standard, Judge the football honestly. Give credit to the coach when he takes responsibility and take it away when he does not, But also be honest that trophies require more than good fixes. They require giving yourself the best chance from minute one, especially when you’re chasing a tie.

That doesn’t kill the trend, but only clarifies it. Repeatable mentality and adaptability will keep winning you games. But for trophy nights, the club has to decide if it wants to manage assets, or maximise the moment.

Until that balance is corrected, this will keep happening.

Same trend.
Same lesson.
New chapter. 💙 #CFC

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

👏

[ᴱᴺᶻᴼᴵᶻᵁ @ENZOIZU]

🚨🎙️Another chapter in the SAME trend, and this one is about the thing the timeline hates most:

A coach who refuses to die on a bad half. 😂

West Ham didn’t outplay Chelsea in anyway, they hurt us in the exact place rotation usually hurts you first:
connections. Left side got isolated. Press got disconnected. Possession had no clean outlet.

Then we concede a freakish one from Bowen cross, and the usual script starts loading: same Chelsea, no mentality, ownership, players don’t care, different complains but the same agendas.

But here’s the part that matters: The trend isn’t that Chelsea will never suffer. The trend is that when the game exposes a problem, Rosenior is willing to CHANGE it. 👀

Halftime comes and he does what serious coaches do: He doesn’t protect his ego. He protects the match. He fixes the left side. He reconnects the structure. He brings on cleaner outlets. And suddenly the game stops being chaos and starts being a controlled game with solutions.

That’s the difference between a system and a manager. A system stays the same and hopes. A manager adapts and takes responsibility. Some coaches are married to a system. If it’s failing, they still ride it and hope, Maresca was the prime example of this. But Liam Rosenior doesn’t do that, he’ll change it mid-game and take responsibility for the result.

Our comeback wasn’t luck as most will want to coin it, It was basically cause and effect. Rotation will keep happening. There will be nights when the chemistry is off. There will be moments when the one weird goal tilts the temperature. But if your coach can read the problem fast and correct it in real time, that’s how you survive the rotation model and that’s how you build consistency inside inconsistency. So again, stop reading Chelsea games as single chapters, read it through the patterns; Control wins, Patience wins, Chaos-managed wins, and Comeback wins.

The trend continues, not because everything was perfect, but because we keep finding ways to win matches and that’s what’s makes any group especially a young one as this serious in their progression. Repeatable Mentality and adaptability 🤝

Chelsea for life 💙 #CFC

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

BREAKING NEWS TO ALL EMPLOYEES:

1. Build a home early. Rural or urban—own something. Building a house at 45 is not an achievement. Government and company houses create dangerous comfort. Your family deserves memories in your home, not borrowed walls.

2. Go home. Don’t live at work all year. You are not the pillar of your department. If you die today, your role will be advertised tomorrow. Operations will continue. Your family should come first—always.

3. Stop chasing promotions. Chase mastery. Be excellent at what you do. If promotion comes, fine. If it doesn’t, your personal growth should never depend on corporate approval.

4. Avoid office gossip like poison. Nothing destroys careers faster than loose talk. Don’t bond over backbiting bosses or colleagues. Stay away from gatherings where people—not progress—are the agenda.

5. Never compete with your boss. You’ll burn your fingers. Don’t compete with colleagues either—you’ll fry your brain. Compete with who you were yesterday.

6. Have a side income. Salary alone will not sustain you long-term. That truth hurts—but it’s real.

7. Save automatically. If money doesn’t leave your payslip without your consent, you will never save it.

8. Borrow to invest, not to impress. Loans should change your situation, not your image. Buy luxury from profits—not debt.

9. Keep your life private. Your marriage, family, and personal struggles do not belong at work. This is not optional—it’s survival.

10. Be loyal to yourself first. Hanging around your boss will isolate you from colleagues—and when your boss leaves, you may be dumped with them.

11. Plan retirement the day you get employed. The second-best time is today. By 38–45, have an exit plan.

12. Join workplace welfare groups—and be active. They matter more than you think when life hits unexpectedly.

13. Use leave days wisely. What you do on leave reflects how you’ll live after retirement. If all you do is sit with a remote watching series, don’t expect a different retirement.

14. Start projects while still employed. Retire to run a business, not to start one. Most pensioners fail because they do it the wrong way around.

15. Pension money is not capital. It’s survival money. It’s for healthcare and upkeep—not school fees, luxury, or impulsive decisions.

16. Don’t become a retirement warning story. Be the example that makes colleagues want to retire, not fear it.

17. Retire while you still have energy. Late retirement steals family time. Many retirees can’t adjust and keep job-hunting until death. That’s tragic—and avoidable.

18. Retire into your community. Company and government housing disconnect you from society. Adjusting later is harder than people admit.

19. Never confuse benefits with security. Employment benefits are comfort traps. When you retire, no one calls you “boss” unless you built something real.

20. You will retire—voluntarily or involuntarily. Prepare early or pay painfully.

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

This I said also.
Well put for our fan base

[ᴱᴺᶻᴼᴵᶻᵁ @ENZOIZU]

🚨🎙️Wenesday game vs Pafos was the perfect continuation of the trend I’ve been warning about.

Because games like that expose what’s real, and what’s noise.

People will laugh at the score. People will screenshot the only one goal and run the usual timeline agenda.😂

But if you actually watched it, you saw the point. This squad is learning how to win when the game refuses to open up, when it’s not chaos, when it’s not transition-ball and finally, and the most important of all, when it’s just 90 minutes of probing, pressure, patience, and staying mentally intact.

We dominated the territory. We kept knocking. The chances came. The margin was thin. The goal finally arrived late, and that’s exactly how these nights go when teams show up with one plan, SURVIVE.

And THIS is why I keep saying watch the decisions around the team. Because what happens after a game like this is where clubs truly reveal themselves.

A serious club looks at that and says, “Good, another clean win, another step. Keep the core intact. Keep building and add quality where needed, but don’t break the spine.” ✅

A club drifting into the wrong direction looks at that and says,
“Sell. Flip. Reset. Cash-in. Rebuild again.”❌

That’s the message in my message. The upcoming bump in the road.

Because nights like Pafos are not evidence that the project is failing.
They’re evidence that the project is still young, and you don’t solve youth and inconsistency by ripping out the foundations.

You solve it with repetition, continuity, coaching, standards, and smart additions, not self-inflicted amputations.

This is also where fans get tricked,
They confuse “not being perfect yet” with “no hope.” So they start demanding radical moves, instant fixes, and sales that feel like action.🫶

But most of the time, those moves are how you guarantee the cycle, always two windows away, always one more rebuild, always explaining why the chemistry never fully clicks.

So when I say protect the core, I’m not talking emotions. I’m talking cause and effect. Pafos wasn’t pretty.
But it was a win built on control, persistence, and mentality. And if you want to know where this is headed, don’t overreact to the scoreline, but Watch what the club chooses to do NEXT.〽️

Because that decision will tell you if we’re building to peak, or managing to cope.

Keep the positivity. Keep the standards. But stay alert . 👀💙 #CFC

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨💣 BREAKING: Chelsea and Enzo Maresca agree to part company with immediate effect. It’s OVER.

Official statement to follow but all done after tension growing last 24/48h.

Chelsea will now start working on new manager appointment. 🔵🔜

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🔵 Chelsea will appoint new manager very soon, not gonna take weeks or long time. The club is now working on it.

Liam Rosenior, highly rated internally after excellent job at Strasbourg as he’s among contenders.

Decision to be made in days, won’t take long. 👀

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

@UnscriptedFooty Nah obviously Raheem Sterling

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

@Blue_Footy We should actually sub J Pedro for Santos and stick to our wingers for the needed pace as the opportunity will come multiple times in the 2nd half

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

Maresca is a serious serious coach. We are becoming a serious & exciting young team, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. #Bossofclubsworldwide

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

@Blue_Footy We will finish top 3. We will definitely better our last season position. These rotations will ease us into January and these boys will build additional bonding, play coherence and consistency. Likely at the end of the last games, we will clinch 2nd position.

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

An inspiration for our kids. Well done, Lad

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Agbo Adoga is 15 years old. He got the SAT perfect score of 1600. He attends Graceland International School, PortHarcourt.

He has 84 major achievements at 15:

1. Singapore Maths Global Finals (SMGF) 2025, Overall Runner Up, Grade 11 & 12.
2. Singapore and Asian Schools Maths Olympiad (SASMO) 2024, Perfect Scorer, Grade 11.
3. 1st place State-wide in SPE YMCTY STEM Competition.
4. 1st place worldwide in the Maths Best of the Best round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025.
5. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Bestround of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025 (Maths)
6. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Best round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Maths)
7. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Best round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Maths)
8. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025 (Maths)
9. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Maths)
10. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Maths)
11. Silver medal certificate in the Final round of the 2nd International STEM Olympiad, 2022 (Maths)
12. Silver medal certificate in the Final round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025(Coding)
13. Honourable mention certificate in the final round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Coding)
14. Participation certificate in the final round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Coding)
15. Gold medal for being the World Champion in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Mathematics - Grade 11), Spain, 2025
16. Gold medal in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Coding - Grade 11), Spain, 2025
17. Gold medal for being the World Champion in the 3rd Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Mathematics - Grade 10), Netherlands, 2024
18. Silver medal in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Coding - Grade 10), Netherlands, 2024
19. Gold medal in the American Math Olympiad 2024
20. 1st place in the National Mathematics Tournament (Maths4life) team quiz show with a prize of ₦3,000,000, 2025
21. Most valuable player of the National Mathematics Tournament (Maths4life) team quiz show, with a prize of ₦100,000, 2025
22. Quarter-Finalist in the 2025 Cowbellpedia TV Quiz Show Senior Category nationwide.
23. Winner of the 2023 Cowbellpedia TV Quiz Show Junior category nationwide with a cash prize of ₦5,000,000, and an educational excursion to South Africa
24. State Champion in the 2023 Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Airfield-Sponsored Mathematics Competition Junior Category with a cash prize of ₦250,000
25. Semi-Finalist in the 2024 Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Airfield-Sponsored Mathematics Competition Senior Category
26. 2nd Runner-up National in the 2023 Math Contest Nigeria competition with a cash prize of ₦100,000
27. Silver medallist in the 2024 Special Maths Competition (SMC) with a prize of ₦75,000 and a new laptop.
28. 2nd Runner-up world-wide in the 2023 Special Mathematics Contest (SMC) with a cash prize of $250
29. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Junior – Top Ten – 2022
30. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Senior – Finalist – 2024
31. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Senior – Finalist – 2025
32. 2024 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), 1st Nationwide
33. 2024 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
34. 2023 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
35. 2022 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
36. Nigerian Junior Maths Olympiad - 1st in Nigeria, rounds 1 and 2– 2023
37. Nigerian Senior Maths Olympiad - 1st in Nigeria, rounds 2 and 3– 2025
38. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2022
39. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2023

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Agbo Adoga is 15 years old. He got the SAT perfect score of 1600. He attends Graceland International School, PortHarcourt.

He has 84 major achievements at 15:

1. Singapore Maths Global Finals (SMGF) 2025, Overall Runner Up, Grade 11 & 12.
2. Singapore and Asian Schools Maths Olympiad (SASMO) 2024, Perfect Scorer, Grade 11.
3. 1st place State-wide in SPE YMCTY STEM Competition.
4. 1st place worldwide in the Maths Best of the Best round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025.
5. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Bestround of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025 (Maths)
6. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Best round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Maths)
7. Gold medal certificate in the Best Of the Best round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Maths)
8. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025 (Maths)
9. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Maths)
10. Gold medal certificate in the Final round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Maths)
11. Silver medal certificate in the Final round of the 2nd International STEM Olympiad, 2022 (Maths)
12. Silver medal certificate in the Final round of the 5th International STEM Olympiad 2025(Coding)
13. Honourable mention certificate in the final round of the 4th International STEM Olympiad 2024 (Coding)
14. Participation certificate in the final round of the 3rd International STEM Olympiad 2023 (Coding)
15. Gold medal for being the World Champion in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Mathematics - Grade 11), Spain, 2025
16. Gold medal in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Coding - Grade 11), Spain, 2025
17. Gold medal for being the World Champion in the 3rd Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Mathematics - Grade 10), Netherlands, 2024
18. Silver medal in the 4th Grand Final of the International STEM Olympiad (Coding - Grade 10), Netherlands, 2024
19. Gold medal in the American Math Olympiad 2024
20. 1st place in the National Mathematics Tournament (Maths4life) team quiz show with a prize of ₦3,000,000, 2025
21. Most valuable player of the National Mathematics Tournament (Maths4life) team quiz show, with a prize of ₦100,000, 2025
22. Quarter-Finalist in the 2025 Cowbellpedia TV Quiz Show Senior Category nationwide.
23. Winner of the 2023 Cowbellpedia TV Quiz Show Junior category nationwide with a cash prize of ₦5,000,000, and an educational excursion to South Africa
24. State Champion in the 2023 Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Airfield-Sponsored Mathematics Competition Junior Category with a cash prize of ₦250,000
25. Semi-Finalist in the 2024 Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Airfield-Sponsored Mathematics Competition Senior Category
26. 2nd Runner-up National in the 2023 Math Contest Nigeria competition with a cash prize of ₦100,000
27. Silver medallist in the 2024 Special Maths Competition (SMC) with a prize of ₦75,000 and a new laptop.
28. 2nd Runner-up world-wide in the 2023 Special Mathematics Contest (SMC) with a cash prize of $250
29. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Junior – Top Ten – 2022
30. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Senior – Finalist – 2024
31. University of Witwatersrand Mathematics Competition Senior – Finalist – 2025
32. 2024 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), 1st Nationwide
33. 2024 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
34. 2023 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
35. 2022 International Youth Mathematics Challenge (IYMC), Silver Honour Award
36. Nigerian Junior Maths Olympiad - 1st in Nigeria, rounds 1 and 2– 2023
37. Nigerian Senior Maths Olympiad - 1st in Nigeria, rounds 2 and 3– 2025
38. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2022
39. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2023

[St.Nomski O-Mojaye @St_Nomsky]

Happy! Well deserved winner.

[Ballon d'Or @ballondor]

OUSMANE DEMBÉLÉ IS THE 2025 MEN'S BALLON D'OR!

#ballondor

[Ballon d'Or @ballondor]

OUSMANE DEMBÉLÉ IS THE 2025 MEN'S BALLON D'OR!

#ballondor