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@Bimbochan @MakingOfChamps This is not a 17yr old o! She is definitely 25 or above.

MIRACLE EZECHUKWU STARTED 2026 WITH AN 11.83 PB AND SHE NOW HAS 11.26!!!! DO YOU KNOW HOW CRAZY THAT IS???!!! IN MARCH!!! SHE’S JUST 17!!! 📷: @MakingOfChamps

@MakingOfChamps How old is this Guy please?

Okechukwu Ezeh is having a competition to remember. He had run a Personal Best of 10.47s to post the fastest time in the men's 100m semifinals, following it through with victory in the final. Ezeh claimed victory in the final, holding off his closest challenger, Precious Aina to win the GOLD medal. He won the final in a time of 10.61s (-1.2), with Aina coming in 2nd in 10.70s and Enoch Dabo 3rd in 10.76s

Let me explain why I won’t waste my time debating these criminal supporters from that region. Dapo Abiodun was reportedly jailed in 1986 for credit card fraud. When he contested for a senatorial seat in 2015, it was against Kashamu, another alleged drug kingpin, who had earlier secured a ticket to run for governor alongside Reuben Abati, which he shamelessly accepted. Tụfiakwa! When Dapo became governor, he appointed Abidemi Rufai as SSA, who was later arrested in 2021 for employment fraud in the United States. Dapo has also faced allegations of certificate forgery. This is the same person they are trying to compare with Alex Otti. Just Google Alex Otti’s credentials and track record. I’m not going to entertain them any further because these people have normalized criminals as their leaders. From top to bottom, everywhere you look, it’s either a drug lord, a credit scammer, or a romance scammer. And some how people are keeping quiet. Lol, not me. Ụnụ rere ere! Abia State used to be the butt of jokes and looked down upon by everyone. We held Ikpeazu and Orji accountable, called them out and these people joined us in ridiculing the state. Abia was used as an example of poor governance. But we got to work. Today, Abia is receiving praise for visible progress. Businesses and families are relocating there, to the extent that Aba is currently facing a housing shortage. Finding an apartment in Aba now na by serious connections. Yet these people are everywhere, trying to force comparisons where none exist. They want Abia to fail so badly. They make false comparisons, like comparing apples and oranges, just to muddy the conversation with their usual incoherent arguments and analogy. Who would have thought that people who pride themselves on being sophisticated would consistently produce ex-convicts as leaders and still openly support them? Tụfiakwa ụnụ! If my governor had ever been arrested for credit card fraud, I would never support him, no matter what he achieves. You people are so morally compromised that you can no longer clearly see where you are headed. Let’s see where all this noise leads.

@lmnbhy1855211 @osasuo @maroc25 @CAF_Online @NGSuperEagles @NwabaliBobo Was that why Morocco tried cheating their way to the afcon trophy?

@osasuo @maroc25 @CAF_Online @NGSuperEagles @NwabaliBobo You've chosen the easy way out, and that's your right. However, Morocco has nothing to apologize for. This isn't about chauvinism; it's about the fact that Morocco invests heavily, often beyond its own budget, to elevate Africa's image. But...

If, as a top source in African ⚽️ has told me, that Olivier Safari Kabene, the head of @CAF_Online’s Referees Committee, told Patrice Motsepe, at an exco meeting, that he gave an order to Jean-Jacques Ngambo Ndala, the centre referee of the #AFCON final (pictured right), not to issue yellow cards to the #Senegal players that walked off the field in Rabat, why have disciplinary proceedings not been instituted against both men? Why is Kabene still in his job, when he had no right to give such an egregious instruction? Why is Ndala still on the #FIFAWC2026 list?

@blaq_en_belle @Mazichimdi234 @JahBlesssaint21 @Prezain_LJ This is how your type ends conversations like this after you've been provided with superior knowledge in a matter. "Do what works for you indeed " 🤣🤣🤣

@Mazichimdi234 @JahBlesssaint21 @Prezain_LJ My pastor can’t deceive me. I study my Bible. I do what works for me, do yours.

I was with my sister last night. We were talking, and suddenly I asked her, “If you made a 10M profit from a contract, what would you do with the money?” She replied, “I’ll do 500k shopping, send my mom 200k, pay my tithe of 1M, and add the remaining 8M to my japa project.” Honestly, the moment I heard that tithe part, it ruined my evening immediately. Like, wtf 🤦‍♂️😭 How did Nigerian pastors manage to brainwash women in this country into thinking it’s only when they pay tithe that God will continue to bless them? Right now, I don’t even know how to save my sister again. 1M to pastor? Pour me water 🤦‍♂️😭

Most people do not know Gmail lets you send an email that cannot be forwarded, copied or downloaded. It is called Confidential Mode and it has been sitting in your Gmail this whole time. Here is how to turn it on:

I worked 20 years for a child sex trafficking rescue group. I want you to know this: 90% of Lost Children Are Found Within 30 Minutes. That statistic should both comfort you and wake you up. Most lost children are found quickly. But the ones who aren’t? They usually made one mistake. And here’s the uncomfortable truth: It’s often the exact thing most parents teach them. We tell our kids: “If you get lost, come find me.” It sounds logical. It sounds empowering. It’s WRONG! The Mistake Most Lost Children Make: When children realize they’re separated, they do three things almost automatically: They panic. They wander. They try to find you. Every step makes them harder to locate. From a search standpoint, movement creates chaos. Parents retrace their steps. Security scans zones. Staff lock down areas. Search works best when movement stops. When a child keeps walking, they move outside the original search radius. Helpers are looking where they were last seen — not where they’ve wandered. Stillness increases probability. Movement expands the problem. The first lesson is not “go find me.” It’s this: Stop. Stay. Yell. Why Stillness Wins: Think like a search team. If a child stays put: Parents can retrace steps. Security can scan systematically. Helpers converge to one fixed location. The search radius remains small. If a child keeps moving: The search area expands. Adults pass each other. Missed connections multiply. Minutes stretch into hours. Stillness keeps the math on your side. Teach Them Who to Approach: The second mistake we make as parents? We say, “Find an adult.” Not any adult. Not the nearest stranger. Children need a filter. Teach them to look for, if at all possible: A mother with children. Caregivers who already have kids with them are statistically among the safest people to approach in public settings. They are visible, stationary, and more likely to engage quickly. It’s a clear, concrete instruction. Children don’t process vague categories like “safe adult.” They process visuals. “Find a mom with kids” is visual. A Phone Only Helps If the Number Is Known: We often assume phones solve everything. They don’t — unless your child can use one. Even young children can memorize a 10-digit phone number with repetition. But you must train it. Practice it like a song. Sing it in the car. Chant it at bedtime. Turn it into rhythm. Repetition becomes recall. In an emergency, recall matters more than theory. The Code Word Rule: One more layer of protection. Choose a private family code word. Something only your household knows. If someone approaches and says: “Your mom sent me.” Your child asks: “What’s the code word?” No word. No go. This simple rule eliminates manipulation attempts instantly. It gives your child agency without requiring them to evaluate character. Real Safety Is Training — Not Luck! We don’t get safer by hoping. We get safer by practicing. Teach: • Phone number • Code word • Stop, stay, yell • Find a mom with kids Multiple skills. Simple instructions. Clear visuals. Five minutes of training can replace hours of panic. This isn’t about fear. It’s about preparation. Because when a child gets separated, the clock starts. And what they do in the first minute determines what the next thirty look like. That’s real protection.

@ndumiso_shobede @Mo_Arsenal9 This same inconsistent Noni we know?🤣🤣🤣

@Mo_Arsenal9 I definitely agree with all this especially the one with Saka .. Noni excels in that Rw position

Post-euphoria notes: 1) At 0-0, Calafiori and Raya saved our collective arses twice. Cala’s scorpion block in the first half will probably go down in legendary if we win the PL. Insane improvisation – never seen anything like it. Then Raya’s point-blank save from Beto in the second half was quietly world-class. Both were crucial in keeping the game 0-0. 2) Eze was unlucky not to score or assist today, but this was one of his best games for us. He was full of menace all match and is gradually finding his footing. 3) Saka was disappointing again. His pace is completely gone, and with it his ability to beat players. I was surprised Noni was taken off instead of him. Even after the switch, Saka was peripheral, and Dowman completely outshone him. 4) Piero is a mad lad. Incredible presence of mind to knock the ball down for Gyökeres while off balance (assist courtesy of Hincapié’s groin). Then he made a brilliant block right before Dowman’s run made it 2-0. Pure warrior. We’re blessed with an absurd choice at LB. 5) Timber’s recent habit of inverting isn’t working. Saka is already out of form; Timber crowding the space by moving inside only makes it worse. His substitution was a blessing in disguise. Mosquera is technically limited at RB but at least keeps it simple. Arteta needs to drop the Timber inversion experiment – it doesn’t work. Also, when will Ben White be fit? 6) After the Zubimendi sub and Dowman’s entrance, our urgency and directness improved. Before that, the constant slowing down and over-building in the final third was frustrating. We take too many touches, letting the defence recover shape. Saka, Zubimendi and Havertz were often guilty of holding the ball instead of shooting or passing quickly. Almost no one except Noni, maybe Max and occasionally Eze tries to be direct or shoot. It’s painful. 7) Against Leverkusen, Kai and Gyökeres NEED to start together. Noni should start at RW. Saka needs to be dropped – he wasn’t even good after moving inside for Dowman today.

@MakeItCents @Mo_Arsenal9 God bless you for this comment.

@Mo_Arsenal9 Saka still starts. Leverksuen still will double him freeing up space for others. Plus you don’t drop him in biggest match bc of impact to team morale. Hook him if he sucks again but he starts if healthy. Esp wit Kai back. Get white back in and he will get back to his best

@amakojpc @ArsenalNews_Hub This foolishness and arrogance is what you get when you become an entitled stupid fan. Because we've been beating Chelsea(A big team) for some time now doesn't make an easier fixture compared to Southampton(champonship team with players who can't and haven't played PL football).

@johnyny10 @ArsenalNews_Hub Yeah right.... Coming from an HONEST IDIOT who only checks his phone for full-time score and CANT watch Arsenal play for 90 minutes... People who have watched Arsenal Play football will prefer A Chelsea than a Southampton. Now run to your Fashscore app...

At this point, you just have to accept that something special is happening around Arsenal this season. Not only are the performances strong and the mentality elite, but even the small details seem to be aligning. Look at the FA Cup journey — after facing Mansfield, Arsenal have now been drawn against Southampton. Another opportunity opening up in the path. People will call it luck. Others will call it timing. But in football, these moments usually follow teams that are doing things the right way. When a club is organised, confident, and pushing in the right direction, things start falling into place. For years rivals prayed for Arsenal’s downfall. Now they are watching a team that keeps moving forward while everything around them seems to align perfectly. Sometimes the football gods just smile on a club. And right now… it really feels like they’re smiling on Arsenal. 🔴⚪

@amakojpc @ArsenalNews_Hub I'm an Arsenal fan of over 30yrs. You must be very dishonest to prefer a PL team to a championship team. You want to play Man city, Chelsea and Liverpool when you have a chance to play a championship team in Southampton?

@ArsenalNews_Hub Look guys... Southampton is a more brutal opponent than Liverpool and Manchester City combined if you know what I mean.... As an Arsenal Fan of over 26 years and counting, I'd prefer Liverpool, Chelsea,Spurs or Man City over Southampton any day.

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AI Made it Possible Yesterday I wrote about a quiet shift in my life: moving from fast running to a slower jog-and-walk routine. What I did not say clearly enough is this: AI made that transition possible. I am a data-driven person. For over fifteen years, I have been collecting information about myself the way a careful archivist collects manuscripts. My annual medical tests from 2009 sit neatly in my library. My watch records my steps, sleep, and heart rate. My running data stretches across years of kilometres, pace charts, and training logs. When you gather that much data about your own life, you become a believer, almost in the religious sense, not in superstition, but in evidence. So when Nigerians offer unsolicited advice, and we are world champions at that, I usually smile. Someone says, “This running is too much, your knees will suffer.” Another warns, “At your age, your heart cannot take this level of exercise.” I nod politely. After all, I have my X-rays. My ECG results. Years of cardiology reports from some of Nigeria's best doctors. The numbers tell their own story. But the beauty of a rational believer is this: you submit to superior evidence when it appears. Recently, I uploaded fifteen years of my personal health and fitness data to an AI platform. What came back was remarkable. The system analysed patterns across my runs, medical tests, and sleep and recovery data that human eyes had missed. It confirmed my strong fitness profile. My VO₂ max is high. My 2025 heart results were better than some earlier years. My blood sugar, cholesterol and blood counts all told a reassuring story. Then the AI asked a simple question: What is your goal—fitness for ego or longevity? I said longevity. Its response was blunt: “Then you are on the wrong path.” Using my own data, it showed how sustained high-intensity running at my pace — about 5:45 per kilometre — could create long-term stress as I approach sixty. It flagged the interaction between fasting, high-intensity exercise, low protein intake and hormonal balance. It mapped the trajectory clearly. Evidence changed my mind and modified my behaviour. And that experience left me with a larger thought. If AI can analyse 15 years of one man’s life and offer clarity, imagine what it can do for a city, a school, a local government, a state, or a federal agency. While I support stronger AI governance and regulation and largely agree with Yuval Harari about the dangers, I am also convinced that AI can leapfrog Africa. Let's imagine a city digitising building approvals and actual completion in every neighbourhood, and linking them to school capacity, hospital access, boreholes, generators, and water demand — all layered together. Imagine how transformational that data will be on city management. That is governance powered by intelligence available on a desktop, not by expensive consultants. For Africa, AI may be our leapfrog moment. Listening to Dr Miller at the Athena Centre-US Embassy workshop on AI in education, I agree with her that AI is Africa's moment. The train is already moving. The real question is whether Africa will get on it in time. I am on the train, and it is transforming my life. Osita Chidoka 5 March 2026

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@CorkRulez76787 @TILIKI_OS 🤣🤣🤣 Covering up tears with laughter. Arsenal will torment you all.

@TILIKI_OS 🤣🤣 Emotional 🤣🤣🤣 Bless you pet. Your brain is fried from watching set piece fc

These are the people controlling the narrative. For the Arsenal fans who allow themselves to be gaslit by the likes of Gary Neville, answer this: If Manchester United were top of the league after 29 matches, in the Carabao Cup final, still in the FA Cup, and had finished top of their UCL group unbeaten while scoring the most goals - do you really think Neville, Schmeichel, Scholes, and the rest of the ex-United contingent would be rambling about "set-piece goals"? If Chelsea or Liverpool were in this position, do you think their fans or ex-players would care how the goals were going in? You already know the answer.

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South East Maths Olympiad so far have given us access to a lot of critical data that will help us make significant changes in education within the South East. Children and teachers are already looking at their results to see where the true academic gaps are. We will help them provide resources to fix it in the coming months. It’s impossible to make any serious impact in education without effective use of data. It has to be so solid, deep and very insightful.

@EnyimbaFC Useless team.

#NPFL26 #MD28 #ENYKUN || At interval, we trail by one goal..

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