Agbor Egbe

🏎️ - ⚽️💙 - Keep Your Eyes On God (KYEOG)🕊️

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

You have to be twice as good as them to get half of what they have

[ChiefHerbalist @HerbalistChief]

Plant a garden and grow your own food. Treat this as urgent 🙏🏾🙏🏾.

[DJ CHINJONG @dj_Chinjong]

It should always come easy.

[Lemon @Lemonbryz]

🚨 Marc Cucurella was asked who gave him the hardest time between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

🎙️ Reporter: “Marc, as a left-back you’ve faced both Messi and Ronaldo in big games. Who was the tougher opponent for you personally?”
🗣️ Marc Cucurella: “They’re legends in completely different ways, but facing Cristiano Ronaldo in the World Cup was something else.
“Even at 41, Ronaldo remains a massive threat. You can’t switch off for a second because one run or clever movement can create a chance out of nothing. Our team had to stay ultra-focused to handle him.
“In that match, Portugal didn’t create much overall, but Ronaldo still managed a few dangerous moments and got shots away — it shows his incredible mentality and finishing instinct. He forces defenders into tough 1v1 situations with his speed and power.
“With Messi it was more about collective organisation. We tried to stay compact, limit his space in between the lines, and make it hard for him to link up with teammates.
“Personally, the intensity and constant danger Ronaldo brings, even when the team isn’t dominating, made him the harder one to face in that game. He’s a legend and it was special to share the pitch with him.”

[Albert Ze, PhD🇨🇲🇭🇹 @albertleanne]

En l'absence de régulation stricte, le développement du « Made in Cameroun » risque de porter atteinte à la santé publique.

[Lyonga 🇨🇲 @LyongaJM]

Comparing yourself to others is quite easy; try that with the truth.

[liam @_liam_george_]

@moyodre And the funny thing is it’s not even CR7 fans attacking him the most, it’s the people and accounts who have been on his side all the time.

I prayed for times like these.

[Brandon @Dinito__]

This is not an agenda.

Argentina had a very unpleasant style of play this world cup and I believe they got away with too much in the course of it.

[Mams🪷 @_ManuellaM_]

My night has been made

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

💯 % correct

[Serguei Henrique @Kembal75]

@TheCameroonianZ Il n’est pas le quelqu’un d’Afrique. Il est juste Thomas Sankara. Son nom est déjà historiquement chargé et sa trajectoire suffisamment atypique et évocatrice qu’il faille le réduire à un hypothétique modèle extérieur, fût-il le Che. C’est vain et futile.

[Dr Timmy MD,MSc @tim_divine]

I think it’s time to bring the crew together and break down the growing problem of kidney disease in Kmer especially in young people

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

Congratulations @RichardMunang 🎉🥳🎉

[DAF @FDelavane]

Wuna no fit catch mayor so shamam for dorty allt side for town or police man wey corrupt ! The people wey di distribute the drugs, the police people who give them coverage etc.

[Shafeeq @Y2SHAF]

future historians are going to have a nightmare trying to explain why we ran out of drinking water because we needed to cool down the machines generating 4K AI fruit videos

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

there’s so much power in believing that things will work out

that kind of mindset changes everything. it gives you peace, strengthens your resilience and reminds you that even when life feels uncertain, better days are on their way.

keep the faith, your story isn’t over yet.

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

@garyhgoodridge True and God is in your Mind

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Harvard actually ran the numbers on this mindset, and the results should change how you spend money.

Researchers surveyed over 6,000 adults across the US, Canada, Denmark, and the Netherlands. People who spent money to buy back time (cleaning, delivery, outsourcing chores they hated) reported higher life satisfaction than people who spent the same money on stuff. The effect held at every income level.

Then they tested it directly. Working adults got $40 on two separate weekends. One weekend it had to go toward a material purchase. The other weekend, toward anything that saved time: a cab instead of a bus, groceries delivered, someone else mowing the lawn. Same $40, same person. The time-saving weekend produced measurably more happiness.

The strangest finding came from the rich. The team surveyed roughly 800 Dutch millionaires, and almost half spent zero money outsourcing tasks they disliked. People with effectively unlimited resources still couldn't bring themselves to pay someone to do the laundry.

The lead researcher's explanation: money is concrete and countable, time is abstract and uncertain. Trading a measurable thing for an unmeasurable one registers as a loss, even when the trade is a massive win.

Your brain prices the $8 delivery fee perfectly and prices the hour it buys you at zero. Fixing that one pricing error is worth more than most raises.

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

i treat every day as an investment. my thoughts are intentional, my actions are consistent and my standards remain high even when no one is watching. i understand that small, disciplined decisions repeated over time create extraordinary wealth, exceptional character and opportunities that most people never experience.

i affirm. 🌱

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

@rikh_rahim @iam_zenzen 😂😂

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

@rikh_rahim @iam_zenzen Aïe vétéran 😂😂😂… you see only distance cryyyyyyy

[Agbor Egbe @egbebens]

@_ManuellaM_ People for profiling