Mr. Stark

Souske Aizen’s Mentor #CFC

[Mr. Stark @ivanefosa]

Never seen cole cry. But Mac Miller's death really hit him. Kids on drugs is what his whole KOD album was about. One of his greatest albums yet. The message is to stay away from drugs. Please people. Save your own lives.

[FutOffsides @FutOffsides]

🚨❌First offside error by VAR in the 2025-26 Premier League season.

📸Ouattara, who was standing in an offside position at the moment of the touch by Ajer, attempted to play the ball, having an impact on Reece James.

👉This is an offside offence under Law 11.

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

VAR: “The cross clearly hits his arm, but having checked the replay, you can see the Liverpool badge on Mac Allister's shirt, so no penalty.”

[Mr. Stark @ivanefosa]

@CfcRayyy Man needs time off

[Our Lady’s Top Patriot @FloridarchistV2]

This guy was not denied because he is black he was denied because he is a lunatic who makes a scene and harasses people in front of the Vatican regularly.

I am nearly certain this is the same guy I recorded acting this way last year when I went to Rome.

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

Four goals, three points! 😁

#CFC | #CHESOU

[Mr. Stark @ivanefosa]

@EmenaIo @CFCPys @sachatavolieri You’ve got to be joking

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Ghana 🇬🇭 will be Visa Free for all African passport holders from January 2025.

[PAZ✨ @PazqalEriq]

We think making jokes of everything is our coping mechanism in this country but it is actually our default cowardly move.

We are not comedians, we are cowards.

[Miyakee 🇳🇬🇨🇦 @mimara_concept]

My cousin is missing. She was kidnapped by a stranger on the 23rd of December, 2024.

The mom, my aunty, does POS business at Sango, Ogun State. She has a male customer that usually comes to withdraw money and buy recharge cards. He doesn't stay in the area. He became friends...

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

🎯 The most non-penalty goals in the #PL since the beginning of the 2023/24 season…

🇸🇳 Nicolas Jackson (23 goals)

[Diary Of A Female Engineer @Irishnaija]

I used to run a kitchen in Yesufu Abiodun, Oniru, where I supplied food to banks and offices in Victoria Island, Lagos. My 15-year-old son often helped with deliveries, as he had just completed his WAEC exams in 2018. On one particular day, we had a delivery close to our house. Since it was nearby, he went without the driver, carrying the food and our POS machine.

Tragically, the Nigerian police abducted him, confiscated his phone, and took him to the anti-cultism unit in Gbagada. We searched everywhere in Victoria Island, unaware that he had been taken so far away. Eventually, they allowed him to call me, and his terrified voice broke me: “Mummy, are you on your way? I’m so scared.”

My husband and I, along with our lawyer, rushed to the station. At the gate, they took our phones, and then I saw my son—half-naked and sitting on the ground with over 100 others outside the station. I collapsed in tears. My husband, who is British, demanded to see the DPO and asked him directly: “What offense are you charging my son with?” The boy hadn’t been allowed to explain himself, yet the food and POS machine were right there at the station. The DPO’s response? “Because he dyed his hair.” That was it. Nothing more.

In the end, we were forced to pay for his release. This incident was a turning point for my husband, who decided that we couldn’t continue living in Nigeria.

What made this even more painful was the nature of our family. My children were homeschooled, had no social circles outside the family, and never went anywhere without us. They were raised in a closely-knit environment. At the time of this ordeal, I was seven months pregnant, and the trauma of the experience caused me to go into premature labor, resulting in an emergency C-section.

My son’s only “crime” was being a hardworking boy, helping with his parents’ legitimate business—a business that provided employment for Nigerians. For my husband, a white British man, to witness such injustice firsthand was a harrowing experience.

Many of us have bitter, painful stories about the Nigerian system. Yet when we speak out and tell the truth, we are accused of defamation or subjected to cyberbullying. It’s truly heartbreaking.
I personally say that Kemi should be left alone, she is saying exactly what she experienced and if I'm asked anywhere in the world the same question, I will narrate my ordeal, so will every member of my family!

[Rola @kofoworola__a]

1 cleansheet in 5 games.
Another reason why we are not contenders because defense wins you trophies

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

💙💙💙💙

[Pys @CFCPys]

Sancho and Palmer during the full time brawl where Cucurella received a red card.. 😂

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

Excellent form in the #PL. 🔥

#CFC | #CHEBRE

[Pys @CFCPys]

🚨 Estevao: “Thiago Silva just told me after our game that Chelsea is top and they’re waiting for me with open arms. Cole Palmer talks to me on Instagram and also Reece James said if I need anything let him know” (@ESPNBrasil) https://t.co/2kH9wGnz7H

[Mr. Stark @ivanefosa]

@StrangerNews11 Eleven now has 3 children because it’s been 8 years since the last season was released.

[Tolúlọpé @tolusaba]

Netflix is a stupid company because how do they expect me to remember how we got here even?