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[NEY💙❤️ @ney_yxx]

I don’t see any Barcelona fans going around saying Isak is Liverpool’s best player not Gakpo, Joao Pedro is Chelsea’s best player not Cole Palmer, Bruno is Man Utd’s best player not Mainoo, Saka is Arsenal’s best player not Declan Rice or Haaland is Man City’s best player not Cherki.

It’s always a Liverpool fan, Chelsea fan, Man Utd fan, Man City fan and Arsenal fan who suddenly think they know Barcelona’s best players better than Barcelona fans.

They are so obsessed that they’ll do anything to divide this fanbase and gullible Barca fans keep falling for it. Their own clubs are so useless that they now worry about Barcelona more than their own club. You can never see them argue who’s Fulham or Brighton best player, it’s always Barcelona .

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

Notorious Terrorist Bashir Injured in Army Shootout, Reportedly Found at Senator Shehu Buba’s Residence Nursing Gunshot Wound https://t.co/zAVjUPY9aG

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

zombies everywhere 🤮

[Tijo Tergo @temiakanmode]

The other day in Yaba, a man stood in the middle of the road collecting ₦200 for a load he never carried. When I asked him what the money was for, he couldn't explain. So I asked, "Ise wo le se ti e fi gba 200 naira?" (What work did you do to collect ₦200?)

It was ridiculous. He threatened that his people would come and beat me if I didn't pay. I told him, "Ko wa na mi, amo e ma leti so fun mi ni idi ti mo ma fi san 200 naira." (Come and beat me now, but you'll still have to tell me why I should pay ₦200.)

Then everyone around started begging me to just pay. So I turned to them and asked, "Why are you all paying this ₦200?" They said, "Revenue." Okay, revenue for what? What is it used for?

Guess what? Nobody could answer.

They all knew paying that money was unnecessary, yet they keep paying it.

[_Kangchi_😎 @_Kangchi_8]

So if government finds crude oil in my house, na them get am, but if them find Igbo, na me get am? 😂

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

@_notfacu he forgot his job

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

i believe i’d do well as a defender in the bundesliga if these are the standards

[Kalshi FC @KalshiFC]

This from Olise was too cold. 🥶

[Ahsan @ahsainzz]

married manager with kids and wife when a female intern make any mistake

[Mr Right @OtunMuri]

My annoyance with all of these is, if Army overthrows this rubbish democracy, UN, ECOWAS, AU, EU et al will crying upadan. Nobody is talking against this undemocratic actions we see & hear everyday.

[Lebogang Mos @lebogangmos]

I really wish life was kinder to Dele Alli

[Picasshoe🧚🏾🎨 @roberttheartis2]

Personally, I’m more concerned with the 37 bodies found in police custody last week after they packed about 65 detainees in a tiny, poorly ventilated cell.

[gst @wearegst]

These are the 37 boys killed in Niger state.

Ibrahim Sani
Fahad Sa’adu
Abdulsalam IsmailAdvertisement
Usman Aliyu
Abubakar AlhajiAdvertisement
Sani Nasir
Sanusi KhalidAdvertisement
Ahmad Aliyu
Safiyanu AbdullahiAdvertisement
Suleiman Dantala
Idris Haruna
Sani Yakubu
Safiyanu Abubakar
Abdullahi Abubakar
Abubakar Musa
Abdul Mudassir
Suleiman Lawal
Usman Abdullahi
Samuel Sambo
Ibrahim Musa
Yusuf Nasiru
Umar Lawal
Isyaku Amisu
Bissallah Adamu
Abdulbari Suleiman
Shafisu Lado
Usman Ahmad
Usman Ibrahim
Sani Isyaku
Musa Ibrahim
Idris Bashir
Kabiru Suleiman
Emmanuel Emeka
Mu’awiya AbdulKarim
Abdul Gafar Abubakar
Usman Haruna
Yaro Salihu Soba

Don't forget their names.

https://t.co/qski6gMtIx

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE: NIGERIA REQUIRES MORE THAN THE END OF CONFLICT

As the world observes the International Day of Peace, Nigeria must acknowledge a difficult truth: enduring peace cannot be achieved while citizens continue to face insecurity, hunger, poverty, and despair.

Peace means more than the absence of violence. It exists when farmers can travel safely to and from their fields, children can attend school without the threat of abduction, families can afford adequate food, and young people can envision a future in their own country.

For this reason, peace must be grounded in effective governance. Governments must safeguard lives, ensure justice, combat corruption, invest in education and healthcare, expand productive opportunities, and manage national resources responsibly.

We cannot continue addressing only the visible effects of insecurity while neglecting the circumstances that generate desperation and instability.

Every naira misused represents a lost opportunity to strengthen peace. Every citizen left without support reflects a crisis overlooked. Every injustice committed erodes the foundations of peace.

Nigeria possesses the resources necessary to become a secure, peaceful, and prosperous nation. What is required is leadership, accountability, and the political will to place the Nigerian people at the centre of governance.

On this International Day of Peace, let us pledge to build a Nigeria in which justice is upheld, lives are protected, opportunities are expanded, and every citizen can live with dignity and hope.

Responsible governance is the foundation of peace.

A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Gerard Romero @gerardromero]

Ahora sí.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 Sevilla manager Luis Garcia Plaza: “There are some things I can't understand in football… how is Raphinha out of the Ballon d’Or top 30?!”.

“Raphinha not being nominated is something that I don't understand”.

[jesse alordiah 44DB @jessealordiah]

na swegbe una like nau

[T.A.C! @OderaTAC]

Niggas start going to the gym and suddenly start calling chicken “protein”

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

international break 🤝 fake news

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

lmfaoo, God forbid 😂😂

[MatchdayHQ @TheMatchdayHQ]

🚨🚨 | 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Barcelona are CONSIDERING a €130M move for Chelsea youngster Estêvão Willian. 😳

The Spanish giants are PUSHING to sign the 19-year-old next year after his lack of minutes under Xabi Alonso.

[@elnacionalcat]

[pote grand @doyinfor3]

😭😭

[malek 🇩🇿🇵🇸 @malekfcbdz]

Generational crashout😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭