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Naija Royalty Meets British Royalty @SenRemiTinubu @officialABAT @CityBoyMedia

Tuchel walked in during the January window and still won the Champions League that same season. They’ll cry, “but this squad is young,” my brother, these same players have been together for 3 full seasons already. That’s not inexperience, that’s proven chemistry. Chelsea should hire an experienced coach for at least 3 years.

Chelsea have had managers come in and did the unimaginable in a short time but BlueCo is deciding to back Liam because relieving him now would make them look like they don’t have a clue of what they are doing it’s fine to give him time but also give him the right players he would need

‼️ Chelsea keep believing in their manager. They are showing total commitment to the project they started with Liam Rosenior. He arrived in January, and it's not the same when you arrive during the summer pre-season. It's obviously different, especially in a very young group like Chelsea one. ~ @FabrizioRomano on YouTube

Spot on — Nigeria’s wishlist in London isn’t nostalgia; it’s straight business: easier visas (fewer rejections), faster student/business processing, diaspora investment channels that actually work, and real heat on UK-based looted funds. Tinubu-era Nigeria isn’t begging for crumbs anymore — it’s bargaining for what’s owed. London had better listen before the next BRICS summit.

My Opinion Piece in the International Policy Digest on the UK-Nigeria : What Nigeria Wants from London Now intpolicydigest.org/what-nigeria-w…

Iran lights up Saudi skies like Diwali every time.

@ElemSunny The fall is fast. The rebuild is slow. Both are necessary. Stay humble at the top. Stay hungry at the bottom. The scars really do become the lesson eventually.

Be careful up there. Falling from the top to the lowest level happens faster than people think. One bad decision… one moment of pride… one careless step — and the same height that made you visible becomes the distance that breaks you. It’s like climbing a tall ladder without checking your footing. The higher you go, the less room you have for mistakes. And when you fall? It’s not always lonely down there… you’ll find others who slipped too. But here’s the part many forget: You can rise again. Scars don’t end the story — they become the lesson. The same ground you hit can become the place you rebuild stronger. So stay careful at the top. Stay humble. Stay alert. And if you’ve fallen… Don’t settle there. Climb again.

The court said 3–0, but the streets are still singing Senegal’s name. CAF should simply give Morocco a paper trophy.

N5 million: How do I invest in the @ngxgrp so as to smile to bank later: 1: Banks: 40% that is N2m 2: Consumer goods: 15% that is N750,000 -(a): People will always eat, drink and use these products always. 3: Telecoms: 15% that is N750,000 -(a): Data is the king here. You must flex on X, IG, WhatsApp, TikTok, Snapchat etc 4: Industries: 20% That is N1,000,000 5: oil and gas: 10% that is N500,000 6: Courtesy of my dear sister Queen. 7: congratulations as you dey enjoy credit alerts.

The Sykes-Picot line drawn in 1916 is still producing wars in 2026. Two men with a pencil and a map created borders that millions of people are now dying to defend or destroy. Iran has 6,000 years of civilisation. Its neighbours have British paperwork. That distinction matters more than most Western analysts admit.

@DrJoeAbah Same here. Prayer feels like one of the most private, vulnerable moments; being snapped mid-supplication and blasted online is straight-up invasive. Like, imagine your rawest convo with God going viral without consent. Hard pass. 😬

Somehow, I just can’t imagine having someone take a picture of me praying anywhere at all and making it public. Maybe if I weren’t aware that I was being photographed.

WE ARE ALL LEADERS - JUST KNOW YOUR LEVEL. We are all leaders in our individual rights - Just know your level. In the colony of the skies, every bird holds dominion according to the flight capacity installed within it. The Rüppell's griffon vulture, for instance, will compete favourably against some of the finest aircrafts in the sheer audacity of altitude. It does not merely fly - it rules the upper echelon of the atmosphere, where lesser wings dare not venture. Now imagine a chicken - blessed also with wings, flapping appendages attached to a warm body - deciding that because she too can rise briefly from the earth, she is qualified to challenge such a sovereign of the skies. Even if providence or mischief lifts her to that altitude, she will not survive the encounter. She will suffocate in the thinning air, or bleed into oblivion where no ground exists to receive her fall. Yet understand this: that same chicken, wholly outclassed above, becomes a tyrant on the ground. Against the duck, on the duck's mediocre terrain, she is sovereign. Every creature holds dominion somewhere. The wisdom is not in pretending to be what you are not - it is in knowing precisely where your dominion begins, and where it ends. Know your level. I wrote that parable to say the below: While Asiwaju was communing with world leaders - negotiating at the high altitudes of global consequence, opening new frontiers of opportunity for this nation - another was also communing. Not with presidents. Not with prime ministers. Not with men of civilisational weight. But with one freshly released on bail from custody. The very same figure he had once, with his own mouth and in full public view, branded a structure of criminality. As much as the vulture may still dominate the chicken in its own yard. The chicken cannot ascend to where the vulture breathes. KNOW YOUR LEVEL... Do you get the drift? Good Afternoon Severally...

@HighChiefOkoro @SoftNigeria_ Congratulations! Remember to serve with dignity.

Honoured to be appointed as the National Director of Digital Strategy for @SoftNigeria_. This is more than a title, it is a responsibility to connect Nigerians to a vision of progress through strategic digital engagement. I look forward to building a strong, people driven digital movement that informs, inspires, and delivers real value. Let’s get to work.

In fact, the country, Saudi Arabia was a British invention. There was nothing called Saudi Arabia prior to 1932. Similar to the gulf states; the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar. They were all a colonial British creation. They were called the Trucial States before the invention. Unlike Iran, which has been in existence for more than 6000 years with natural borders, Non of these GCC countries are natural countries. They are all the creation of Sir Mark Sykes (British) and Francois Georges-Picot (France).

The Sykes-Picot line drawn in 1916 is still producing wars in 2026. Two men with a pencil and a map created borders that millions of people are now dying to defend or destroy. Iran has 6,000 years of civilisation. Its neighbours have British paperwork. That distinction matters more than most Western analysts admit.

We will finish this—and we will honor their sacrifice with decisive action.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu witnessed the signing of a £746 million financing agreement in London between Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance, led by Wale Edun, and Citi Bank to modernise Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos. The deal is aimed at easing congestion, improving efficiency and strengthening Nigeria’s trade capacity.

This morning we welcomed Nigerian President Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu and First Lady Mrs Oluremi Tinubu to the Abbey as part of their State Visit to the United Kingdom 🇳🇬🇬🇧 The President laid a wreath at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior in honour of all who have given their lives in the service of their country. You can read more about the visit at: westminster-abbey.org/abbey-news/nig…

Dr Joe, this one weak me o.😂😂 Sanusi collecting N442m from MTN just for attending meetings and being wise on the board, meanwhile NGO board members dey do national service on empty pocket and fuel money from their own pocket. E be like say the real "non-profit" na the people wey dey serve for free while the corporate ones dey chop life. Time to invoice all those NGOs wey don use your name and ideas. 🤣🤣

That’s why I said I am not serving on NGO Boards again. 😀

Two correspondents, RT’s Steve Sweeney and a cameraman were wounded in an Israeli airstrike this morning on the Al-Qasmiya Bridge over the Litani River in Southern Lebanon.

Britain and Nigeria announced a 746 million pound ($990.32 million) export finance deal on Thursday to fund the redevelopment of two of Nigeria's main trading ports. reuters.com/business/finan…