The funniest are the ones that think they’ll get rich if they turn to a “bad girl”.
Wonder what you bring to the market that your competitors lack
Cold go wound you for Awolowo 😂😂
“I can talk to the whole world in English or probably sing to the whole world in English for everyone to understand it. But, my music is based on my story and my journey and the stuff that shapes me… I think I’m more comfortable to say it in Yorùbá because it has the depth of how I want I to be said.”
- Asake speaking with Essence in 2025
See, YomYom, they know like mad.
I've talked about this my guy in uni who dropped out just to train his babe in school, using funds his father sent him. All 3 of us were same class. Babe and I graduated same year and was posted together with me to camp.
I realised she was moving funny so I asked why she was cheating on my guy and this babe outrightly told me she could never marry him, despite dating for 5 years throughout which he trained her in school until graduation.
Her reason? She said apart from the guy now being behind and below her level (as a drop out) "she didn't trust his judgement and leadership because if he could drop out of school to train woman in school, she doesn't believe he's capable of making sensible life decisions". 😭😭😭
What Casemiro said about Messi in his interview with Inter Miami “One of the gods of football”
What Fabrizio Romano reported: “he’s the GOD of football”
He rushed to delete the post 2hrs after people started dropping the receipt of what Casemiro truly said.
Habby Forex asked this loan app guy how much he owes, and he said he owes a lot of loan apps… and they’ve stopped borrowing him. He added that he uses their money to eat pepper soup 😭😭😂
“When I was at Real Madrid, if I missed a penalty, I’d lock myself in my room, turn off the lights and just sit there angry, talking to myself. I wouldn’t even eat dinner. I’d keep asking myself, ‘Why did I shoot to the right? I should’ve gone left.’”😭
— Cristiano Ronaldo
🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: All the UEFA nations have decided to boycott the World Cup, in men's and women's editions.
UEFA will NOT support any tournament hosted by FIFA.
— @JacobsBen
JOSE MOURINHO: "In 2003, managing Porto and facing Marseille in the Champions League, Drogba scored against us and celebrated like it was his last goal. The atmosphere at the Velodrome was insane, the noise was deafening.
At halftime, I met him in the tunnel and I said to him: 'I don't have enough money to buy you, but do you have cousins in Ivory Coast who play like you?' He smiled, hugged me, and said: 'One day you'll be at a club that can sign me.'
Six months later, I signed for Chelsea... I had several options, but I arrived and said: 'I want Didier Drogba.' Some people had doubts, questioning why Didier, 'Why choose this player, why not this other one?' 'Are you sure he will fit in the Premier League?' 'Is he really as good as you say?' Despite all these questions, I kept saying, 'I want Didier Drogba.'
In the end, Didier became a legend at Chelsea. His goals brought titles, but what I cherish the most are the countless memories we shared together."
🚨🎙️RIO FERDINAND & THIAGO ALCÂNTARA ON JORDAN HENDERSON’S CHELSEA MOVE
Rio Ferdinand: “Thiago, Chelsea have just signed Jordan Henderson. A lot of fans are looking at his age and asking what he can still bring to this young Chelsea squad. You’ve played with him. What are they getting?”
Thiago Alcântara: “They’re getting a player who makes everyone around him better. That’s the first thing people need to understand. Jordan doesn’t improve a team because of statistics, he improves a team because he refuses to let standards drop. Every day in training, every meeting, every game, he demands more from the players around him.”
Rio Ferdinand: “But Chelsea already have talented young players. Why would Henderson be so important?”
Thiago Alcântara: “Because talent is not the problem at Chelsea. They have talent everywhere. What young players need is guidance and accountability. Jordan is the type of player who sees a young player drifting below his level and immediately pulls him back up. He doesn’t allow standards to fall. That’s a rare quality.”
Rio Ferdinand: “So you think he’ll have a big impact on players like Estevão, Kendry Páez, Andrey Santos and the rest?”
Thiago Alcântara: “Absolutely. Look at England. Why is Jordan Henderson still there? Because he makes the players around him better. The younger players improve because he’s constantly demanding excellence. He creates an environment where everyone is pushing each other. That’s something Chelsea’s young dressing room can benefit from massively.”
Rio Ferdinand: “A lot of people might not see that side of him though.”
Thiago Alcântara: “That’s because those things don’t appear on highlight reels. What people don’t see is Jordan staying behind to help teammates, speaking to younger players, making sure nobody switches off mentally. He’s always there. If you need advice, he’s there. If you need support, he’s there. If you need someone to challenge you, he’s there as well.”
Rio Ferdinand: “I remember Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers saying he’s one of the best human beings they’ve met in football.”
Thiago Alcântara: “And that doesn’t surprise me at all. Jordan genuinely cares about the people around him. He pushes you harder than most people will, but he does it because he wants you to improve. He never pushes you to break you. He pushes you to make you better.”
Rio Ferdinand: “How would you describe him as a leader?”
Thiago Alcântara: “He’s the kind of leader who tells you: ‘I will fight for you, but you will fight with me.’ That’s Jordan Henderson. He protects the group, he demands from the group and he improves the group. Every successful dressing room needs someone like that.”
Rio Ferdinand: “So when people ask why Chelsea signed Jordan Henderson?”
Thiago Alcântara: “My answer is simple. Chelsea are not signing him just for what he does with the ball. They’re signing him because sometimes one leader can improve twenty players. If Jordan helps this young Chelsea squad reach their potential, people will look back at this transfer very differently.”
🚨 Welbeck to Chelsea just feels right:
🗣Didier Drogba
“Honestly, this Welbeck signing feels like such a smart move from Chelsea and Xabi Alonso.
You can already tell the direction Alonso wants to take. He’s not coming in talking about projects or asking for time to build. He’s made it clear from day one: we’re here to win trophies. Straight away. No excuses. And that energy just feels so Chelsea. It’s exactly the kind of message the supporters and the dressing room needed to hear.
I really like this one. Welbeck might be 35 but he still has that goal in him, he still knows how to lead the line, and a two-year deal feels perfect. No long-term risk, just pure experience and reliability when you need it. It shows Alonso knows exactly what he’s trying to achieve and he’s not afraid to go get the right pieces to make it happen.
Proper excited about this one.“