Made this tweet in September 2025 and I believe I have my answer now. Life does reward consistency and maybe, we actually have our fate in our hands and we are not just acting it out.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but after watching Arsenal today, I kinda want them to win the league. If life truly rewards consistency and effort, then Arsenal should win it this year. Or as humans, our fate has been predetermined and we are only acting it out? 🙂↔️
Guys, I was being a gentleman... but some Arsenal fans are getting too comfortable
You finally won the war after 22 years of banter 😂🏆
Now let's start another 50 years of banter about the Big Ears Cup
#ilovethisgame#arsenal#banter
The happiest person in that dressing room might be Eze. He was 24 hours away from joining Spurs. He would have been fighting relegation instead of lifting the trophy on Sunday 🥶
Any boy who grows up with married, supportive parents, a father who hugs & kisses him, a mother who hugs & kisses him, etc., will become a young man who will do great things. The juvenile & prison systems are full of boys & men who did not have what you’re seeing in this video.
One thing I learnt from Twitter this year is to not fly airlines of countries where human rights is not respected. The ordeal of that Nigerian man flying to the US in the hands of Qatar Airways and the Qatari judicial system was my eureka moment. European airline operators only.
🥺👍 Usyk pushing Anthony Joshua in training on the treadmill: “long, long, long champ yes 👏”
Lost twice to him, still listening, still learning. This is the beautiful side of boxing & brotherhood.
After everything AJs been through, to keep showing up mentally, admirable 🏆
Nigerian football freestyler Chinonso Eche who holds five Guinness World records shows his skills on Italy's Lo Show Dei Record. 🇳🇬🔥
📽️: FB/Guinness World Records
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The moral compass of any society is shaped by what it chooses to reward, and it is crucial that we find meaningful ways to celebrate and honour academic excellence.
NEW: 13-year-old Australian boy swims for four hours in cold and dangerous waters to save his mom and siblings who were swept into the ocean, says God is who got him to shore.
The family was on kayaks & paddleboards when they were swept about 2.5 miles out to sea.
After a conversation with his mother, Austin Appelbee decided he would swim back to shore to find help.
Appelbee says he prayed throughout the four-hour swim and told God he would get baptized if he made it out alive.
"I don't think it was actually me [swimming]... It was God the whole time. I kept on praying, kept on praying. I said to God, 'I'll get baptized.'"
"The waves are massive, and I have no life jacket on… I just kept thinking 'just keep swimming, just keep swimming,'" he said.
"And then I finally made it to shore, and I hit the bottom of the beach, and I just collapsed."
Appelbee says when he got to shore, he had to sprint for about a mile to find help.
According to AP, the family drifted 9 miles from Quindalup and spent 10 hours in the water.
When he reached the shore, Appelbee alerted authorities, who then sent out a helicopter to find his mom, 12-year-old brother, and 8-year-old sister.
Austin's mother, Joanne Appelbee, said one of the hardest decisions of her life was sending her son to shore.
"One of the hardest decisions I ever had to make was to say to Austin: 'Try and get to shore and get some help. This could get really serious really quickly,'" she said.
What a remarkable kid.
Video: 7 News.