prince jiggy lucky

15/07/2026

As e stands now mk anybody win if nah Argentina win oo good we go happy if nah span come win o we go still happy 😁😊❤️❤️

15/07/2026

see as joy dey my body wotowo 🤣🤣unto d next 😜

15/07/2026

1:1 😜😀

11/07/2026

one day you will tell your story of how you overcome what u went through 🎉trust ad it will be someone else survival guide ✊🏻

11/07/2026

Verydarkblackman
💔 Imagine being a foreigner who comes to Nigeria to do business, only to lose ₦1.6 billion in an alleged scam.

According to the Nepalese businessman, he believed everything was legitimate because the meetings reportedly took place inside the conference room of the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, where he says he received assurances that the transaction was safe.

Feeling betrayed and with nowhere else to turn, he brought the case to VeryDarkMan.

A few days later, there was a major breakthrough as the EFCC announced the arrest of a suspect in connection with the alleged fraud.

This case has raised serious questions and reminds us why accountability, transparency, and justice matter. Allegations involving any other individuals or organizations should be thoroughly investigated and established through due process.

hmmm No matter who is involved, the truth deserves to come to light. Every victim deserves justice, and no one should be above the law.

🇳🇬 Justice must not only be done—it must be seen to be do

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

If Argentina meets Spain in the World Cup final, who would u support 😜😄🤔🤔

09/07/2026

it's up to you now 😜😀😃😄dis my presido self 😄😄

08/07/2026

have you ever considered the fact that in a 90 minutes football match. some players only touch the Ball for about two to three minutes collectively,two minutes 🤔 yet their carrier are defined by what they do with those two minutes.omo that thought 🤔 messed me up 💔 because it makes me realize something the most DENSTINY - DEFINING DECISIONS of your life are very few.i realize a player doesn't hold the Ball for 90 minutes.most of life is not about holding the ball, most of life is about positioning yourself for when it comes.for 90 minutes footballer keeps moving creating space he keeps opening himself for a pass he keeps anticipating opportunities and the reason is stearing right in my face in this moment. Elite players understand that the pass that send the Ball maybe unpredictable but preparation to receive the pass is very intentional. it gets deeper it's not every touch of ball is for scoring some touches are to metigate pressure some touches are to sustain momentums while some touches are to create opportunities for somebody else ❤️ here is the coldest part of the analogy the footballer doesn't know when the ball is coming but he behaves like it could come at any moment for the entire 90 minutes footballer keeps moving keeps opening himself up for keep positioning for a pass that is powerful way to live.just keep involving keep leaning keep refaning your craft because just one pass one conversation one introduction one courageous decision can change the entire game ❤️✊🏻. MIKE I LEAVE U HERE PRINCE JIGGY ✊🏻

07/07/2026

People ask me, “Lawyer, why do you talk about football so much?”

Simple.

I married a man who loves football.

Instead of complaining, I decided to sit down and watch with him.

Before I knew it, I started understanding the game.

Today, football is part of our family language.

The funny thing is that football has taught me lessons I use in marriage and life.

1. Every match has two halves.

If the first half of your marriage, business or life is bad, don’t conclude. The second half may surprise you.

2. A red card reminds me that lack of self-control can send anyone out of the game.

3. An offside teaches me that moving before the right time can cancel a beautiful goal. Timing matters.

4. Penalties remind me that one careless mistake can become very expensive.

5. VAR teaches me not to judge every situation too quickly. Sometimes you need a second look before reaching a conclusion.

6. The captain cannot win alone. A family succeeds when everyone plays their part.

7. The coach cannot enter the pitch to score. Parents can advise, but children must eventually make good decisions themselves.

8. Even the best strikers miss chances. Failure is not the end.

9. A team that keeps passing the ball achieves more than players who want all the glory. Teamwork builds strong families.

10. Injury time has taught me never to give up. Some of life’s biggest miracles happen in the extra minutes.

So, when you see me talking about football, I’m not just discussing goals.

I’m talking about life.
I’m talking about marriage.
I’m talking about family.
I’m talking about lessons hidden inside 90 minutes.

Now tell me,

What’s the biggest life lesson football has taught you?