Hello @ChelseaFC,
My name is Oseni, and I am a proud lifelong Chelsea supporter from Nigeria. My birthday is today, and it would mean the world to me if I could receive a birthday wish from the club I love so much.
Chelsea has been a huge part of my life, bringing me countless memories, joy, and inspiration through the years. A simple birthday message from the club would make my special day even more unforgettable.
Thank you for everything you do for the fans around the world.
Up the Chels! 💙
Kind regards,
Oseni A.O
24.7% - Arsenal’s possession average (24.7%) was the lowest by a team in a UEFA Champions League final on record (since 2003-04), as well as their lowest in any match under Mikel Arteta where they had 11 men on the pitch throughout. Reactive.
“Tonight, at my direction, brave American forces and the Armed Forces of Nigeria flawlessly executed a meticulously planned and very complex mission to eliminate the most active terrorist in the world from the battlefield. Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, second in command of ISIS…” - President Trump
”I said I will not speak for a man who even if he wins and Nigerians give him the vote, does not have the capacity to even secure his own victory.
The coalition will not be affected in anyway. Peter Obi changed parties three times within six months. That is his nature but let me say this: Changing parties is not what questions your capacity, your competence or your character, it is the reason you adduced for changing party.
What is the reason he gave? He said I don’t like challenges, I don’t like trouble, I like to run away to where there is peace… I now ask how can this same man ask Nigerians to entrust themselves in his care knowing how challenged the country is?
How can a man who is running away from challenges be able to face the challenges we are facing in Nigeria today? I am sorry Peter Obi’s temperament and capacity is incompatible with the requirement of Nigeria of today. So the ADC Cannot possibly be missing anything.”
— Nollywood Actor and former Labour Party Spokesperson, Kenneth Okonkwo.
🚨 POLICE GANG IN UNIFORM ROBBED ME AT GUNPOINT AND THE SYSTEM IS DOING NOTHING 🚨
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at exactly 5:55 am, I was intercepted at Ajao Junction on my way to work.
I stopped to pick up a colleague, Comrade Chinedu. That’s when they struck.
A korope bus with no registration number double‑crossed me. They forced my colleague out. Took my car keys. Pushed me to the back seat.
Three men in full police uniform. Armed. One wore a mask.
They drove off, went under the NAHCO bridge, headed toward Mile 2. At Cele Express, they stopped before the bridge and forced me at gunpoint to transfer ₦200,000 into a First Bank account.
Time of transfer: 6:29 am.
Once they confirmed the alert, they jumped out, ran back to their korope, and sped toward Mile 2.
I have the transaction receipt. I have a picture of their leader (attached below).
I reported everything to the police station. Showed them the photo. Gave them the details.
Nothing. No progress. No arrest. No justice.
Uniformed officers, armed, acting as a criminal gang. And the system is looking away.
How many more Nigerians must be robbed, traumatised, or killed before we take this seriously?
This is not policing. This is organised crime in uniform.
I am sharing this again. I will not be silent.
If you recognise this man, say something. Share this post. Tag the authorities until they are forced to act.
@PoliceNG@TunjiDisu1@PoliceNG_CRU@LagosPoliceNG
BREAKING: OAU Rejects Peter Obi – "Third Class Philosopher Not Welcome in the Temple of Knowledge!"
My dear Obidients, your messiah finally reached the gates of Oduduwa Hall, the sacred ground of Great Ife, only to be told: "Abeg, carry your 3rd Class Philosophy certificate and waka!" The Vice-Chancellor, upon seeing the CV, reportedly whispered to the DSS: "This one studied thinking and still came out with a Third Class? Even our Philosophy Department students would fail him twice!" Peter Obi, the man who spent years philosophizing about "I will shock them," got shocked instead by the very institution that values actual intellect.
Great Ife, home of legends, took one look at that Lower Pass (sorry, "Third Class Upper" in Obidient math) and said: "No. We train First Class minds here, not merchants who read Plato and still can't balance a simple budget without crying 'structure'."
Supporters are now wailing: "It's tribalism! It's sabotage!" No, my people. It's standards. Even the statues of Awolowo are shaking their heads: "This brother read Philosophy but never grasped wisdom."
Peter, next time try UNN alumni WhatsApp group. Great Ife is for those who graduated with honours – not honours in "I Dey There" philosophy.
Trojan Beast has spoken. The Lion of Judea has been tamed by the Lion of Ife.
I want to ask a genuine question and I need honest answers. No insults. No politics. Just numbers. Inflation went from 34% to 15%. The naira moved from ₦1,538/$ to about ₦1,345/$. Foreign reserves are at $50.45 billion, highest we’ve seen in 13 years. Stock market did 51% last year. CBN just cut rates yesterday. I’m looking at these numbers and I’m asking myself, is this economy actually improving more than we want to admit? Or am I missing something the data isn’t showing? Talk to me. What do you think?
🚨📱 Most Followed Person on Social Media from 2008–2026:
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🇵🇹 2024: Cristiano Ronaldo (1 Billion)
🇵🇹 2025: Cristiano Ronaldo (~1.02 Billion)
🇵🇹 2026: Cristiano Ronaldo (~1.05 Billion+)
(Source: Social Blade)
🚨 𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗥: Barcelona still owe £138M in outstanding transfer fees, including:
🔸 £36.5M to Leeds United for Raphinha
🔸 £22M to Sevilla for Jules Koundé
🔸 £15.5M to RB Leipzig for Dani Olmo
🔸 £12M to Manchester City for Ferran Torres
🔸 £8.5M to Bayern Munich for Robert Lewandowski
The Catalan club have reportedly been told they must pay £121M of the debt by the end of the season to remain financially stable.