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Time for work Adewusi Habeeb Ayinde @CPFC

[Emerald 💚 هداية @Mz_Tosyn]

I bear witness that there is no god except Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

● How To Perform Salatul Tasbih (Prayer Of Forgiveness)🤍

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[Coachayere @Coachayere]

This is not entirely true.

Some clubs organized paid trials.

Some clubs have paid PDP PATHWAYS programs.

Some clubs even collect money to register a player for full season.

All this exists in football.

[Bolajibale_Footballtalk @BolajiBale12]

🚨🇬🇧 Trial Move!

Shuffle Select forward Habeeb Adewusi departs for the UK to begin trials as he continues his push toward professional football. 💪⚽.
#Bolajibale_Footballtalk #Grassrootsfootball

[Bolajibale_Footballtalk @BolajiBale12]

Breaking 🚨🇳🇬

Shuffle Select FA youngster Olaniyi Hassan is on trial with Scottish club Hibernian FC 🏴🟢

Discovered at the Nigerian Youth League Cup (SW Zone), the talented forward is now training in Scotland another win for Nigeria’s grassroots football.

[Bolajibale_Footballtalk @BolajiBale12]

🔥 16 matches, ⚽ 17 goals and counting!

Habeeb Adewusi is on fire in the N-Youth League Cup! 💪
Consistent ✅ Confident ✅ Clinical ✅

This season with Shuffle Select, he’s proving he’s a rising star.
The goals just keep coming! 🚀
#bolajibale_Footballtalk #NYouthLeagueCup

[Shuffle_Select @Shuffleselect]

What started as a street dream has become a legacy in motion.
Today we unveil more than a jersey we unveil identity, culture, and pride.
This is Shuffle Select FA — rooted in passion, driven by purpose.
We don’t just talk football… We Deliver. ⚽🔥

#ShuffleSelectFA #WeDeliver

[Dr. Ose Etiobhio @osemagnum]

Hyperemesis Gravidarum: When Pregnancy Feels Like a Ruthless Conspiracy.

Dear @AdesuaEtomiW,

Thank you for peeling back the layers on this deeply misunderstood condition.

Hyperemesis Gravidarum...a name that rolls off the tongue with the same ease that food refuses to stay down.

And no, it is not just "excessive vomiting during pregnancy."

What about the searing chest pain from acid reflux clawing its way up your throat?

Or the weight loss, the kind that turns you into a shadow of yourself?

Pregnant women, when you feel this way, come to the hospital. Do not wait. Do not assume it is normal.

Because sometimes, lurking beneath the relentless nausea is a vitamin deficiency that could steal your balance, muddle your thoughts, even erode your memory (Wernicke’s encephalopathy is not a myth).

And when you arrive at the hospital, remember these:

● Blood clots are a real and deadly threat. Ask about medications to prevent them. Many have died, not from the sickness, but from what it silently brings.

● Know your IV fluids. Tell them, firmly, that dextrose or sugar-containing fluids are not for you. Say it with conviction, because sugar can trigger a neurological disaster you do not need. Instead, ask for Ringer’s lactate or a suitable alternative.

● This is why you must marry a man who will hold your hair back as you throw up. Who will sit beside you, through the exhaustion, the tears, the slow drip of IV fluids. Because Hyperemesis Gravidarum is not just a battle...it is a war, and you need an ally.

Now, let me teach you Hyperemesis Gravidarum with the H.Y.P.E.R.E.M.E.S.I.S. method. Because if we must suffer, at least let us educate while we do.

H – Hospitalization: Because what’s pregnancy without a little all-inclusive stay? IV fluids, nausea meds, and existential dread. Welcome to the VIP section!

Y – Yellowish discoloration (jaundice): When your liver decides it’s as fed up as you are and starts cosplaying a minion.

P – Persistent vomiting: Morning sickness? Cute. This is all-day, all-night, no-holds-barred, call-the-exorcist vomiting.

E – Electrolyte imbalances: Your body, now playing "Suwe" with sodium and potassium, waiting for you to collapse.

R – Risk factors: Multiples, molar pregnancies, past HG… Basically, if you thought pregnancy was going to be a glowing experience, the universe is laughing at you.

E – Emotional impact: Anxiety, depression, and questioning all your life choices while hugging a toilet.

M – Malnutrition: You wanted to “eat for two,” but instead, you’re surviving on ice chips and the occasional saltine.

E – Encephalopathy (Wernicke’s): Because vomiting so much you forget basic math is, apparently, a thing.

S – Severe dehydration: Your kidneys are on strike, your urine is darker than your sense of humor, and you’re one IV drip away from becoming a raisin.

I – Intravenous fluids: Because drinking water is a luxury when your stomach has decided to go on full rebellion mode.

S – Small, frequent meals: A suggestion from people who have never had HG. Blink twice if you’ve ever dry-heaved at the thought of food.

To all the pregnant women out there, waging this battle...I hope you have the best support.

Because Hyperemesis Gravidarum is not just a condition. It is a test of endurance, a lesson in resilience, and a brutal, unforgiving storm. And the least the world can do is understand.

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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT TO MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ISLAM🔇📢

Salamun Alykhum Wa Rahmatullah Ummah of Muhammad, I call upon every muslim that will see this post, I’m here to beg you all for moneys and retweets, and I know that there is no better time to beg you than now, because I want you to have that reward that comes with easing the burden of a fasting Muslim.

I won’t bore you with long message, I’ll be short, precise and direct, please for the sake of Allah and his messenger, if you have any amount ranging from ₦100 to the highest amount, your brothers and sisters that are fasting but doesn’t have what to eat needs it. We want to ease the burden of iftar and sahur with your donate. Please do make your kind donation to the acct below.

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On the day of judgement when Allah is rewarding everyone for whatever we did on earth, may your donation stand for you and be your guide to Jannah, Amin.

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Mrs. Lamidi, a young lady full of hope and ambition, moved to England with her two young children and husband Mr. Ahmed who is currently pursuing his masters program at Sheffield Hallam University, England, United Kingdom

Tragedy struck when Mrs. Lamidi, on her way to work, was hit by a car on Clifton Lane, Rotherham. As a result of the incident, she suffered severe brain injuries that have caused significant disabilities to Mrs. Lamidi. This unexpected turn of events has shattered their dreams of a bright future and placed an unimaginable stress and financial burden on them.

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[Nigerians in the UK 🇳🇬🇬🇧 @NIUKCommunity]

Mrs. Lamidi, a young lady full of hope and ambition, moved to England with her two young children and husband Mr. Ahmed who is currently pursuing his masters program at Sheffield Hallam University, England, United Kingdom

Tragedy struck when Mrs. Lamidi, on her way to work, was hit by a car on Clifton Lane, Rotherham. As a result of the incident, she suffered severe brain injuries that have caused significant disabilities to Mrs. Lamidi. This unexpected turn of events has shattered their dreams of a bright future and placed an unimaginable stress and financial burden on them.