chichi1

Live and Let Live

[AB⚕ @AbsoluteBruno]

That little boy was in tears, yet he was still consoling his father. This might be the most emotional moment I’ve ever seen in football🥹❤️❤️

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

This goal should count.
#Croatia#Ghana
FIFA World Cup 2026

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

This goal should count.

[「Rude Bellingham 🏆」 @duanepongo]

Won the league. Reached a UCL final. Lost on pens. And rivals think we’re supposed to be SAD?

We just had the greatest Arsenal season in a GENERATION.

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@otoide_a North London Forever!!!

[JUST KINGS @JustKingss]

If this appears on your timeline just repost it.

#EndPoliceBrutality ✊🏾

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@otoide_a Edgy watch 😬

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

I would have preferred DR Congo, needed to check something 🤔. Algeria got the second half. Good game👍
#AFCON25 #TotalEnergiesAFCON2025 #AfricanFootball

[SiRmIxAlOt🥣🏅🚒 @EOkala]

All the winners in high spirits as they received their cash prizes
These little things will surely make the world a better place
#ISPOR @ISPOR_HEOR_UNN

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

What Oseni does is not new in global journalism. Internationally respected anchors like Christiane Amanpour, Stephen Sackur of BBC’s Hardtalk, and CNN’s Jake Tapper are known for grilling world leaders, cutting through rhetoric, and demanding evidence. But in Nigeria, where political arrogance often thrives on unchallenged narratives, such firmness is often mistaken for hostility.
The real issue is not Oseni’s tone; it is the fragile ego of the Nigerian political elite. Many public officials in this country have not learned to separate personal pride from public responsibility. They come into interviews expecting journalists to worship them, not question them. They treat tough questions as insults instead of opportunities to clarify their positions.
Some even demand that journalists send questions in advance, a practice that undermines spontaneity and shields them from accountability. So, when they meet someone like Oseni, who refuses to play by those rules, they interpret professionalism as provocation.
But journalism, by its nature, is meant to discomfort the comfortable and comfort the afflicted. That is its moral duty. It is not about how warmly a question is phrased, but how truthfully it is pursued. If a public servant cannot handle inquiry, then perhaps they have no business serving the public.

[SiRmIxAlOt🥣🏅🚒 @EOkala]

🏐 GAME ON! 🏐
Have you ever seen serve that stings, the spike that shocks?🤔
Then it’s time to come along with your family and friends to the NVBF Div 1 and 2 National league
11th -19th Aug 2025
Package B, National Stadium Abuja
Don’t miss it
#AbujaTwitterCommunity

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

No need for Added time.
Congratulations to #PSG
World Champions #UEFAFINAL #UCLfinal

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@Munachimsoooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it is the dog begging for me.
Truly, flying through Abuja is super sane!

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@Munachimsoooo You know Camille is very jealous 😁😉

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@Munachimsoooo Got to be Paris

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@Munachimsoooo H-Medix.. You are in Abuja ?

[Otoide A. @otoide_a]

Stay humble eh

[chichi1 @chichigodwin1]

@Munachimsoooo @DrJoeAbah Been like that for at least 3 years that I have been using mine. Protect that card with every armour you’ve got 😁

[Godwin Raychel @BrownAce_]

@ZenithBank I was debited 50k while using a POS, yet the transaction was declined. Since 24th September, 2024. I have gone to the and lodged a complaint and filled a form… I am yet to see my 50k please

[Otoide A. @otoide_a]

I didn't think Arsenal still had players capable of beauty like that. Welcome Calafiori!!!