Infinite Possibilities

@SouthamptonFC @_iPossible @MrBoldOne @EmiratesFACup You are now part of the biggest club in England for helping us bottle those bottlers.

@Omojuwa Eventually, there was no way

Arsenal must win today. I didn’t budget for anything less. Find a way!

@Omojuwa Hope you ate before the match started, it's not easy to eat after this distasteful performance. Epele oo

How can you lose to this Southampton in a season like this? Utterly shocking. Disgraceful.

@_iPossible @mrbayoa1 As in… till they eliminate them from UCL and the storyline will change to our focus has always been the bigger price EPL😁😁. May we not hope in vain

@Arsenal Attention turned to another certain defeat

Our FA Cup journey ends here. Attentions turn to Sporting CP on Tuesday.

@SouthamptonFC @wisecfc1 @MrBoldOne @EmiratesFACup Quadruple of defeat- the only thing possible for Arsenal ATM

@MrBoldOne @EmiratesFACup Enjoy your quadruple, pal.

WE'RE GOING TO WEMBLEY 🤩

@mrbayoa1 How do you come up with all these empty hopes rhetorics, from the best team in the world, to no team can stand this arsenal team, to we will win all trophies, now focus has only been on the EPL and the UCL. Chai it's not easy to be an Arsenal fan fa.

Dreadful performance from Arsenal, but with the injuries, going out of the two cups isn’t too bad. After all, you have to sacrifice some things for the greater good. The EPL and the UCL have always been the main targets. Let’s relax, reset, and come back stronger in midweek. 💪

Should I say amen?

We bow out of the Emirates FA Cup at the Quarter-Final stage against the Club World Champions. Thank you to @ChelseaFC for your hospitality this afternoon and best of luck in the Semi-Finals. #PVFCLive | 7-0

@iam_fantom This one really stress me oo, I don't cash out tae tae, if to say I wait, I for cash out 50x x.com/i/status/20404…

Football will stress you

Hahahahha every man has experienced this

@osazenoo Abacha is not the target, everyone know what they're doing

I never thought a time will come when some Nigerians will whitewash Abacha. So disheartening

@SirJarus Sportybet should deliver this

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@oku_yungx @Chestolooo Because he's not Jesus

Jesus didn’t retaliate o. What is this guy doing? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

📜 NOTABLE EVENTS UNDER GENERAL SANI ABACHA’S REGIME (1994–1998) 1994 June 23: MKO Abiola was arrested after declaring himself president. August 18: Government cracked down on labour unions—dissolved leadership of NUPENG, PENGASSAN, and NLC; shut down major newspapers including The Punch, Concord Group, and The Guardian; partially lifted ban on politics (no parties allowed). August 19: Anthony Enahoro, Alani Akinrinade, Cornelius Adebayo and other NADECO members arrested; Balarabe Musa also detained. August 20: Frank Kokori arrested. August 24: Decrees issued placing government actions beyond judicial review. August 26: Boards of state-owned corporations dissolved. September 12: Olu Onagoruwa removed as Attorney General. October 1: Gani Fawehinmi arrested for launching a political party. November: Wole Soyinka fled into exile. December 6: Transition to civil rule tentatively set for January 1, 1996. 1995 February 28: Olusegun Obasanjo, Musa Yar'Adua and others arrested over alleged coup plot. June 30: Military tribunal delivered judgment on alleged coup plotters. October 31: Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight others sentenced to death. November 10: Execution carried out; Nigeria was suspended from the Commonwealth of Nations. 1996 February 2: Alex Ibru was shot by suspected assassins. April 20: Ibrahim Dasuki deposed and replaced by Muhammadu Maccido. June 4: Kudirat Abiola assassinated in Lagos. August 6: Judge in Abiola’s case withdrew. 1997 March 12: Anthony Enahoro, Olu Falae, Wole Soyinka and others charged with treason. December 12: Government announced another alleged coup involving senior officials including Oladipo Diya. 1998 April 16–20: Most political parties adopted Abacha as consensus presidential candidate. April 28: Tribunal sentenced alleged coup plotters, including Diya, to death. May 1: Pro-democracy protests led by civil groups; clashes resulted in casualties. May 5: European Union declared Nigeria’s transition program a failure. June 8: Sani Abacha died suddenly in office. #Statisense (OpenEdition Books)

@ADCVanguard_ Your camera man says you lied

BREAKING: Massive crowds hit Abuja streets protesting over the deletion of the David Mark-led NWC and demanding the resignation of the INEC chairman.

@silverpenydr @boye4christ2006 @victorosimhen9 Confusion de inside this post oo "Regret" and "Grateful" how nau

Victor Osimhen @victorosimhen9 may choose to ignore me for his own reasons, but that doesn’t change the purpose of what I’m doing here or the sincerity behind the initiative I started. So far, my team and I have distributed 56 laptops, along with tech skills training, through @Techaccessfound, without asking beneficiaries for a dime. You can try to paint me in a bad light, but the records speak for themselves. At the end of the day, what truly matters is that lives are being impacted. I’m already compiling clear evidence, details of all beneficiaries, vendors involved in distribution, their handles, total costs, and the remaining balance. I will not allow anyone to rewrite my story on this app. And if you ask whether I regret accepting that money from Don Jazzy, yes, I do. It wasn’t worth it. Many of you were never worth the stress, driven more by agendas and Elon money than genuine impact. That said, I’m still grateful to Don Jazzy and everyone who has supported this project. Your contributions are appreciated, and I do not take them for granted.