Kachi Esq.

Legal Practitioner | Real Estate | Cinephile | Geopolitics | Fitness | Chelsea FC
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[Kachi Esq. @LordKachi1]

“In those things toward which we exerted our best endeavours we succeeded.”

— George S. Clason

[Ishola @isholavirtual]

Business no fit thrive for this kind economy.

[Zherka @ZherkaOfficial]

They asked Napoleon, “Sir, what is your next plan?”
Napoleon replied, “I act, and the plan emerges from my action.”

[Add that I'm chubby o @toonithecreator]

I don't follow WhatsApp channel cos it changes how I view status.

I very much prefer the dropdown method

[Òrìtsẹ́jòlómísàn @AkonuJolomi]

if you don’t let little things excite you, you might never be happy.

[Rilwan @Real1_balogun]

This shows how the advancement of science and medicine can still help people retain their lifelong dreams, and also help them live better lives.

When I saw this, I tried to recall another African player with something similar. Now I remember.

It’s Mohamed Diamé.

Coincidentally, Diamé is Senegalese too. He also played at the London 2012 Olympics for Senegal, just like Cheikhou Kouyate. He’s also a combative midfielder and played in Ligue 1 and Premier League. Many similarities.

I knew Diamé when he moved to the Premier League.

But before that move, there was the diagnosis that could have changed the course of his story.

Diamé was a youth player at RC Lens when it was found that he had an issue with his heart. He was told to stop playing football. An advice he rejected.

Due to Diame’s cardiac condition, a pitchside defibrillator was provided for him. It was a portable automated external defibrillator.

Diame played for four Premier League teams despite his heart condition. He played for Wigan, West Ham, Newcastle and Hull City and was linked to bigger teams.

He probably would have played for a bigger Premier League or European club if they had no reservations about his health.

He had a great career regardless, considering the context of his situation.

[𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐆𝐲 @247grindG]

You gaz fill your head with that winner mentality.. no dey reason all those broke life shi. You ain’t broke

[Rasheed Aro @rasheed_esq]

On Sept. 23, I sent Meta a demand letter after someone dear to me had her Instagram accounts permanently disabled since Feb. 1, without explanation.

Yesterday, all 5 accounts got restored.

It’s time Meta was held accountable for how it treats Nigerian users.

[ayemojubar 🫆 @ayemojubar]

Few things are as disgusting as seeing foolishness and arrogance coexist in the same person.

[Uchen @Elen_net]

If they don’t want to see the hope in the roads we build, the children we raise, and the economy we are growing, we will give them eyeglasses.
- Tinubu

If millions of Nigerians need glasses to see the achievement, then the achievement must be hiding very well.

[Uchen @Elen_net]

Imagine complaining about the cost of living and being diagnosed with myopia by government.
Odikwa egwu 😡

[14. @arbdouul]

Mine is not even working at all. Just like apc

[𝓞𝓭𝓾𝓷𝓪𝔂𝓸 𝓔𝓳𝓲𝓻𝓮 🦚🌍 @macw_internatnl]

How much does a gully sucker cost that the “richest” state in Nigeria can’t afford? 😂

[Everest @novieverest]

Tinubu wants to use the next four years to correct his first four years.
What can he do differently?

[Odibeze🤭 @achebz]

And protect our votes

[Godsproof Kindness @KGodsproof]

As a religious person, what are you doing on conspiracy tok or conspiracy Twitter?

Please carry your silliness out of here.

[Raj 💉 @rajdzpam]

Once you get obsessed with the gym, even a short break from it gonna make you depressed

[Add that I'm chubby o @toonithecreator]

e remain how to find 20 new voters

[Ishola @isholavirtual]

We provide our own water, generate our own power, provide our own security, and still get taxed like we’re receiving everything from the government.

[× @theNyx__]

Now imagine if there were 200 men all chasing after a 13 year old girl

[BigBaby @IChimamah]

I will watch Game of Thrones over and over and over again, my best series ever