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@MayorOfEnugu14 that's like most of us. na our only escape

I just found out if I take away Efootball game from my life, I'm actually living a very boring life 🤔

brother you have not won the league

@smart98651 this is a good card

The king of strikers is coming for free today ☹️

@TheVsk_ mutuals

Let's be friends if you play eFootball #eFootball #イーフト

@CR7FanBoy_ @urbabyesther ain't no fucking way

@nvmtrap @urbabyesther Get out of my head😂

Cold nights >>>>>>

@CR7FanBoy_ @urbabyesther lil bro what you doing

@urbabyesther With you?

Eren Yeager ways

@o_dahmey @ik_fiinn @Temple_cfc @gamer_the_tiger @ilemidunf @ThisisBlueInk @Numeuno007 sol Campbell ke

These are epics and showtimes revealed to come out tomorrow We're only sure of shevchenko but since Konami now has license for the Saudi pro league I don't think Ronaldo is a far stretch Anyways let's see tomorrow guys

The Coca-Cola you drink in Nigeria is unfit for consumption in the UK. In 2017, a Nigerian business man won a court case against the Nigerian Bottling Company after UK authorities refused to let him import Fanta and Sprite produced in Nigeria into the UK due to excessive benzoic acid and sunset yellow levels unsafe for human consumption. Products like Coke, Fanta, and Sprite contribute to Nigeria's cancer burden. Benzoic acid is a chemical preservative used in many soft drinks and acidic foods to prevent spoilage from bacteria, yeast, and fungi. It ultimately forms benzene, a known carcinogen, especially when combined with vitamin C and exposed to heat or light. Maximum levels of benzoic acid in soft drinks are 150 mg/L in the UK/EU and 250 mg/L in Nigeria. However, independent tests of many Nigerian soft drinks have found levels as high as 300-400 mg/litre. Nine years after the historic judgment, the drinks are still sold openly in Nigeria without warnings, and most Nigerians remain unaware of the benzene risks and cancer risks they carry. With no requirement to warn consumers, most people do not know the risks. Anyone can be exposed, but children are especially vulnerable because they drink more sodas and have smaller bodies. According to independent laboratory tests, Nigeria’s Fanta contains EU banned synthetic dyes (Carmoisine E122 or Allura Red E129). They were found in Fanta Strawberry, Fanta Orange variants, and other local soft drinks. Demand transparency because everyone deserves to know what is in their drinks. Credit: GST

One of the best things you can do for your health is to cut out alcohol completely from your life.

nothing is wrong with us but some people call us fake friends

@The_Big_Chifa_ before she became false heda and after that

We all love Octavia.

@FootyverseHQ i couldn't believe it either 😂🔥

@nvmtrap This is crazy 🔥

no way anyone has higher synergy

@o_dahmey it was a special watch. wish i never watched it before so i can experience it first time again

Another day to tell you to watch THE 100

@bloody___civ that's a pretty tattoo on your leg

Finally left my bed Let’s go 🚀

@MayorOfEnugu14 @Konami @play_eFootball the game is no more fun. i no longer recognise my favourite game

All my midfielders have one touch pass skill High passing stats But somehow my players take 10-20 secs to pass the ball @Konami @play_eFootball what did I do?

“One touch pass” “One time shot” “Through passing” “Phenomenal passing” Everything scam