HE WHO DRINKS

Dear @CAF_Online @CAF_Media , It’s called FOOTBALL for a reason , and it’s won on the pitch. Not in some tribunal or anywhere off the pitch. Senegal is the winner of the 2026 AFCON, return whatever bribe you took from Morocco. Regards, World Football Fans Federation (WFFF)

@pbtips_ Azadus

Challenge time: Name a random Music artist NO ONE ELSE will think of…

@veloremit has responded to my mail and we await their response. Next is BBC. @KevinblakC is a Bigot!

@sepril23NG @Itzz_plug Bruh…you go soon help me track one weyrey wey carry my money run. Talk soon.

Dear MR FRANKLIN @Itzz_plug 0901948#### I HOPE YOU ARE AWARE ITS A SERIOUS CRIME TO THREATEN THE LIFE OF ANYONE? Regardless of their political leaning.

My heart is shattered I've been crying for 1hour straight! Ahhhhhhh💔💔

@funkeakindele @ayo @adefunkeee @bozjewelry Iwa weyrey po lowo yin gan o iya Ibeji

I am in love with this look 💯 #thereturnofarinzo Premiere!! Styled by the Crazy Creative mind @zackstyling_luxury_ photographed by @ayo.makinwa Dress by @somobysomo Make up @peaceibadin_makeupstudio Hair by @adefunkeee Jewelry @bozjewelry jewelry @realjewelsbyada

@lizzyO40 @toyin_abraham1 So she should not post her pictures because FA decides to act foolishly?

@toyin_abraham1 Lmao dropping the pictures right after bloggers started posting the video ?😂😂😂predictable

@babBat77 @TheYorubaTimes And are they not true to their own God too…

@TheYorubaTimes If they try this with true man of God. They may not get home.

🇳🇬⚖️ Isese adherents demand public apology, traditional atonement from pastor over Osun Grove incident Adherents of Isese have issued a public petition demanding an unreserved apology and traditional atonement rites from a pastor following an incident at the Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove. The group stated that they will no longer tolerate disrespect, desecration, or disregard for their sacred traditions and ancestral heritage. The demanded atonement rites include 16 he-goats, 16 roosters, and three kegs of palm oil, which they described not as acts of hostility but as recognized cultural processes of restitution and spiritual cleansing after desecration. "We are peaceful people, but we are not silent, and we are certainly not weak. We have coexisted with other religions in peace across generations on the land of our ancestors. That peace must be built on mutual respect," the group stated. The adherents also called on the Nigeria Police Force and the Osun State Government to investigate the incident thoroughly, ensure accountability under the law, and protect all religious and cultural groups from provocation and disrespect. They warned that failure to address the matter appropriately could deepen tensions and disrupt long-standing peace among communities.

@Oluwatalisman @TheYorubaTimes Yes

@TheYorubaTimes Is the animal sacrifice really necessary?

@GuyMr10 @KennyOd541 @GoldBaiby_02 What exactly are you trying to patronize ?

@KennyOd541 @GoldBaiby_02 really want to patronize you

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@sepril23NG Lol…

Funke Akindele is snubbing Toyin Abraham?? Please who can brief me what this is about??

They called him a mad man.

@Hybrid_Ola Yomi Fabiyi may be right afterall 🤷‍♀️

@ILE_AJISEFA @PhoenixIv1 I’m a fan of matching energy…

The church of the said pastor was visited by some onisese. He was given a dose of his own medicine. For as much as we do not support violence, aura for aura sends better message most time.

@sour_nothings @KennyOd541 Word

@KennyOd541 If this doesn’t become a banger, I’ll be left in anger.

Cute until you get rushed to a hospital

@Kingsley1459409 @ObaBishopGaa @lukegabriel323 @MrOdunfa @McFlybowy Politics? Abeg go sleep

@AfricaViewFacts Is that why they want to dash them the competition ?

CAF President Patrice Motsepe says many African countries avoid bidding to host tournaments because they fear financial losses. As a result, Morocco 🇲🇦 often steps in, even for less profitable events like the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations or futsal championships. Motsepe said Morocco helps “save the situation” when no other bids are submitted. The country has strong infrastructure and a clear willingness to host. While not always the only option, Morocco has become CAF’s most reliable partner for filling hosting gaps.

This weekend, I went to ogun state again if you listen to Twitter people you’d think the areas that have these good roads I used are not part of ogun state. From obalende to interchange to kuto, I can’t even recall seeing any pot hole. Only bad portion of road I saw was Coming back via lagos abeokuta