Aniekan James Ekah

03/06/2026

I see many fans switching camps because Chelsea had a poor season. But true supporters don’t abandon their club when things get tough.

Chelsea FC is a family! A large family with a history of champions, and a badge that has brought us countless memories and trophies. Every great club goes through difficult moments, and this is just one of them.

The same Chelsea that conquered England, Europe, and the world is still our Chelsea. Storms don’t last forever. Better days are ahead, and next season could be the beginning of something special.

To those leaving, remember that loyalty means standing by your club in both victory and defeat. To those staying, keep the faith. When Chelsea rises again, and we will, you’ll be proud you never walked away.

Let rival fans laugh today. We’ve seen glory they can only dream of. We are Chelsea FC. We don’t run when times are hard. We stay, we believe, and we rise again.

Once Blue, Always Blue! 💙

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

Nothing can come into your experience unless you summon it through persistent thoughts.

02/06/2026

Most people don’t lose opportunities because they’re not qualified, they lose them because of the way they communicate on WhatsApp.

Before you send your next message, these 15 simple rules could change how people perceive, respond to, and respect you online.

WhatsApp Messaging Etiquette: 15 Simple Rules

1. Start with a greeting
Instead of jumping straight into a request, say “Hello,” “Good morning,” or “Hi.”

2. Introduce yourself when necessary
If the person may not have your number saved, briefly state who you are.

3. Get to the point
Respect people’s time by being clear and concise.

4. Avoid sending just “Hi”
Follow your greeting with the reason for your message.

5. Use proper grammar and punctuation
Clear messages reduce misunderstandings.

6. Don’t spam with multiple short messages
Send one complete message rather than several one-word texts.

7. Respect response times
Not everyone is available immediately. Avoid demanding instant replies.

8. Think before using voice notes
Ask if voice notes are convenient, especially in professional conversations.

9. Be mindful of timing
Avoid non-urgent messages very late at night or early in the morning.

10. Use emojis moderately
They can add warmth but may appear unprofessional if overused.

11. Avoid excessive forwarding
Verify information before sharing and don’t flood chats with forwards.

12. Respect privacy
Don’t share screenshots, phone numbers, or private messages without permission.

13. Use group chats appropriately
Keep discussions relevant to the group’s purpose.

14. Avoid typing in ALL CAPS
It can come across as shouting.

15. Acknowledge important messages
A simple “Noted,” “Thank you,” or “Received” shows courtesy.

Example of Good WhatsApp Etiquette

❌ Bad:
“Hi”

(Waits for reply)

“Are you there?”

“I need something.”

✅ Better:
“Good afternoon, Sir! This is Aniekan Ekah from WetinhappenPR. I’m reaching out regarding the event coverage for Saturday. Kindly let me know if you’re available. Thank you.”

This approach is clearer, more professional, and more likely to get a positive response.

Good communication opens doors, builds trust, and earns respect.

Dear fans, Which of these 15 WhatsApp etiquette rules do you think more people should practice?

Share your thoughts below.

01/06/2026

Member representing Ikono/Ini Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Ukpong-Udo, Ph.D, has extended warm wishes to Ikono-Ini people in particular and AkwaIbomites in general as the nation enters the month of June, calling for renewed hope, unity, and commitment to national development.

01/06/2026

May this new month bring you new opportunities, renewed strength, good health, and abundant blessings.

Stay focused, keep pushing, and walk in purpose.

31/05/2026

So Tinubu finally sent people to Ogbomoso. And not just anybody o.

On Sunday May 31, the President dispatched his Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, the NSA Nuhu Ribadu, the IGP, the Minister of Defence AND Sunday Dare — all in one convoy — to Esiele and Yawota communities in Oyo State. The same communities where children and teachers were snatched from three different schools on May 15. Sixteen days ago.

And honestly… when big men start showing up with big titles, you know the pressure don reach breaking point.

Gbajabiamila stood before those parents — people who have not slept properly in over two weeks — and told them in English AND Yoruba that Tinubu is “deeply troubled.” That their children WILL come back. That the rescue operation will be intelligence-led, careful, and coordinated.

The truth is, those words must have hit different for a mother who doesn’t know if her child ate today.

Tinubu also approved 1,000 forest guards for Oyo State, deployed a special rescue unit, and is considering a military base in the area. They even visited the Soun of Ogbomoso and went to sit with the widow of the teacher who was killed — Mrs. Mary Oyedokun — and her two children. Gbajabiamila promised she will not suffer.

Very deep honestly 🤔

But here’s what I want us to think about — it took 16 days and national outrage before this delegation moved.

How many communities are suffering in silence right now, waiting for their own convoy that will never come?

30/05/2026

30/05/2026

Despite Arsenal’s defeat to PSG tonight, Arsenal fans in Eket threw a lavish party at Redwood, Eket.