#TwitterFC - Twitter Hashtag

kwiz @afterlyfecrisis

2 days ago

@packrunnergeez we been of ig #TwitterFC

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~ @xavipropp

9 months ago

@WzOwnsYou @TomFTW6 @Badroninho @crymore_reborn I post for pashun #TwitterFc🖤🤍

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TRiLL🇨🇦 @mmaTR1LL

10 months ago

This was NOT the first ever twitter boxing event #TwitterFC

Akademiks TV

@AkademiksTV

10 months ago

Baller has knocked out Kozzi in the 5th round to win $15,000 at the first ever Twitter comm boxing event Which twitter community should fight next? ARL VS MAFIA?

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Janiel Dones @JanielDones8x

12 months ago

#TwitterFC We are back!

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Adebisi Funsho Abdulazeez @omodaddyjnr

about 2 years ago

LinkedIn used to be my place, got influence by @SirJarus match against #twitterfc and that was it. I am glue to this X app.

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Green Press Nigeria

@GreenPressNGR

about 2 years ago

Reviving Nigerian Football: Lessons from #JarusFC vs #TwitterFC The Nigeria Professional Football League is currently on a four-week break to allow Rivers United to clear their backlog of fixtures, caused by their participation in the CAF Confederation Cup. While ensuring a level playing field by completing the fixtures is commendable, the lack of planning that necessitates a four-week break is disappointing. This highlights the subpar administration that has long plagued domestic football in Nigeria. While the administrators, mostly square pegs in round holes have continually painted a grim picture suggesting domestic football is a dead wood not capable of bringing any good fruit, the recent exhibition match between @SirJarus’s Jarus FC and Twitter FC has sparked a lot of excitement and conversation in the Nigerian football community. Invaluable lessons Beyond entertainment, this event showcases how local football in Nigeria can be revitalized. Firstly, the match which was organised at very short notice highlights the existing culture and passion for football in Lagos, a city with a rich history of football enthusiasts. Just as the iconic National Stadium in Surulere which for long was the home of football in Nigeria was always packed-full each time the national team played any match, the Campos Square was also filled to capacity for the Jarus FC and Twitter FC contest. This clearly demonstrates the love for football in Lagos. Beyond the national team , the cult followership enjoyed by legacy football clubs like Stationery Stores, Julius Berger, Leventis United, and even new clubs like Sporting Lagos highlights a potential for growth and development. By tapping into this existing passion and providing the right infrastructure and support, administrators can unlock football's potential not just in Lagos, but across Nigeria's football-crazy cities like Ibadan, Kano, Warri and Aba among others . Collaboration is Key Secondly, Jarus FC's ability to secure partnerships with the private sector and start-ups showcases the power of collaboration and innovative thinking, bridging the funding gap and bringing fresh ideas to revamp the sport. Our football administrators can learn from this example and explore new avenues for sponsorship and support. Reaching a Global Audience The #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match, live-streamed to over 100,000 viewers, showcased the power of digital reach. For too long, the NPFL and the other lower leagues have been shrouded in obscurity, denying players a global platform. Experts believe the possibilities are limitless if the administrators do the right thing. By leveraging social media and digital platforms, Nigerian football can connect with a wider audience, fostering stronger fan engagement. Larger picture Most importantly, the #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match demonstrates that fans are willing to own and support local football if the right steps are taken. This is a clear message to our football administrators that with the right investment, infrastructure, and support, Nigerian football can thrive. The #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match offers valuable insights for Nigerian football administrators, highlighting the need to embrace innovation, collaboration, and fan engagement to revitalize our football culture. This can help unlock Nigerian football's full potential, which could become a significant contributor to the larger economy, just like the Premier League does for the UK economy.

GreenPressNGR's tweet photo. Reviving Nigerian Football: Lessons from #JarusFC vs #TwitterFC

The Nigeria Professional Football League is currently on a four-week break to allow Rivers United to clear their backlog of fixtures, caused by their participation in the CAF Confederation Cup.

While ensuring a level playing field by completing the fixtures is commendable, the lack of planning that necessitates a four-week break is disappointing.

This highlights the subpar administration that has long plagued domestic football in Nigeria.

While the administrators, mostly square pegs in round holes have continually painted a grim picture suggesting domestic football is a dead wood not capable of bringing any good fruit, the recent exhibition match between @SirJarus’s Jarus FC and Twitter FC has sparked a lot of excitement and conversation in the Nigerian football community.

Invaluable lessons

Beyond entertainment, this event showcases how local football in Nigeria can be revitalized.

Firstly, the match which was organised at very short notice highlights the existing culture and passion for football in Lagos, a city with a rich history of football enthusiasts.

Just as the iconic National Stadium in Surulere which for long was the home of football in Nigeria was always packed-full each time the national team played any match, the Campos Square was also filled to capacity for the Jarus FC and Twitter FC contest.

This clearly demonstrates the love for football in Lagos.

Beyond the national team , the cult followership enjoyed by legacy football clubs like Stationery Stores, Julius Berger, Leventis United, and even new clubs like Sporting Lagos highlights a potential for growth and development.

By tapping into this existing passion and providing the right infrastructure and support, administrators can unlock football's potential not just in Lagos, but across Nigeria's football-crazy cities like Ibadan, Kano, Warri and Aba among others .

Collaboration is Key

Secondly, Jarus FC's ability to secure partnerships with the private sector and start-ups showcases the power of collaboration and innovative thinking, bridging the funding gap and bringing fresh ideas to revamp the sport.

Our football administrators can learn from this example and explore new avenues for sponsorship and support.

Reaching a Global Audience

The #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match, live-streamed to over 100,000 viewers, showcased the power of digital reach.

For too long, the NPFL and the other lower leagues have been shrouded in obscurity, denying players a global platform.

Experts believe the possibilities are limitless if the administrators do the right thing. By leveraging social media and digital platforms, Nigerian football can connect with a wider audience, fostering stronger fan engagement.

Larger picture

Most importantly, the #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match demonstrates that fans are willing to own and support local football if the right steps are taken.

This is a clear message to our football administrators that with the right investment, infrastructure, and support, Nigerian football can thrive.

The #JarusFCvsTwitterFC match offers valuable insights for Nigerian football administrators, highlighting the need to embrace innovation, collaboration, and fan engagement to revitalize our football culture.

This can help unlock Nigerian football's full potential, which could become a significant contributor to the larger economy, just like the Premier League does for the UK economy.

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Black Stallion Energy Drink @blackstallionng

about 2 years ago

Black Stallion fueled a thrilling #JarusFCvsTwitterFC banter clash yesterday! It was a nail-biting match from the start, with JarusFc coordinated by @SirJarus taking the lead at halftime thanks to the Black Stallion spirit, holding a 4-3 score line against #TwitterFC coordinated by @Nsukka_okpa and coached by @eniturn . The second half saw both teams battle it out with incredible determination, showcasing exceptional talent and sportsmanship. With over 1,800 spectators on the pitch and 22,000+ streaming online, the match ended 4-3 in favour of the JarusFc team. Thank you to both teams for an unforgettable match, fueled by the unwavering Black Stallion spirit! #BlackStallion #Football #FullTimeReport #ExcitingMatch #BlackStallionEnergyDrink #BornToWin

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Christopher Onah @chrisonahoff

about 2 years ago

@Zaga4You @Steel_visuals Hahahaha, that one too dey. #TwitterFC

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Muktar Baloni

@muktarbaloni

about 2 years ago

Why on earth did #Twitterfc not draft @officiallyk10 for the match yesterday? Tekkers for days since Bucks. Top player!

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Lawyer to the Bad Boys

@OlanipekunTobiD

about 2 years ago

When Nigerians really want to achieve something, they stop at nothing till it is done. Super proud of @SirJarus and @Nsukka_okpa for pulling off the #JarusFc v #TwitterFC match yesterday. Streamed it all. Well done to all those involved. See you all at the next one.

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Mermah💅 @mermahcita

about 2 years ago

Full Time #JarusFC 4 - #TwitterFC 3 Good investment. #JarusFCvsTwitterFC 💅

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John Fisayo

@johnfisayoX

about 2 years ago

Played for #TwitterFC against #JarusFc today. It was a great turn out.. Jarus Fc guys were really good , especially their midfield players. Twitter guys did well too, this would be the first time majority of the players would be playing together. #JarusFCvsTwitterFC