DADDY JAY² retweeted
Nigerians hate widows, single moms & poor people.
If you belong to any of the aforementioned demographs, the Lord is your strength.
DADDY JAY² retweeted
If you are not determined,the body pain that comes with the first few days of exercise can be so discouraging.
E go first do you like say dem dey knack you iron for body, most especially the tighs and legs😭😭
DADDY JAY² retweeted
Waiting on God can be difficult, especially when you’ve prayed about the same thing over and over again. May you find strength in the waiting and grace to keep trusting God without allowing the delay to steal your peace. 🙏
DADDY JAY² retweeted
You gather a group of Muslims, ask them basic questions on salah
The Fard, the Sunnah and the Mustahab of salah, they can't explain
Ask them about sujud sahw(qabli and Baadi), they can't explain
Basics of Zakat, no response
Rules of menstruation, they don't know
And other basic concepts
But we are always here cross insulting ourselves and dragging complex issues that wouldn't add any value to us beside causing divisions and disruption in the Ummah
May Allah help us
DADDY JAY² retweeted
When I got to Lagos after NYSC, I started in bro's BQ in VI.
After one year and I needed to get my own apartment, I ran to Langbasa jeje.
Moving from VI to Langbasa was a downgrade, but I no send. He didn't start from VI himself.
Money is essential in every relationship. It makes you a filial offspring, better sibling, a dependable friend and a romantic spouse.
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He is 40 years old 🇧🇪
At 14, expelled from school for missing classes due to youth team duties, then dropped from the national team after clashing with the coach
His mother and sister both battled cancer when he was in his early 20s. His mother died, sister survived. He played a match right after her funeral.
Faced family eviction after parents divorce. Grew up in an area with drugs/gangs and admits he could have taken a "wrong path"
Speaks 5+ languages fluently. Dutch, French, English, German, plus some Spanish/Italian
Earned a Global MBA from Manchester Business School while captaining Man City, graduating with merit/distinction.
Became Bayern Munich's first Black manager in Bundesliga history. And also first Bundesliga black manager.
Married lifelong Man City fan Carla Higgs in 2011. They have three kids (daughter Sienna, sons Kai & Caleb)
Scored a stunning 30 yard screamer vs Leicester that helped seal Man City's 2018/19 title. His teammates yelled at him not to shoot! 😂
I remember this very wellll
Led Burnley to Championship title with record 101 points in his first managerial season using stylish, possession football.
Won the Bundesliga title in his first season (2024/25) with games to spare
Overall record at Bayern is over 100 games, 76 wins, 13 draws, 11 losses (76% win rate)
His Bayern side scored 100 Bundesliga goals in just 28 matches this season.
Vincent Kompany's parents taught him he'd need to work "twice as hard" as others due to his background
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Having a loved one live with cancer is very hard on the mind.
Having 2?
Insanely critical on anyone's mental health.
And then the pain of loosing one of them (his mother) at a period where you are just getting into your career and life..... Is unimaginable
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You see, Vincent Kompany has gone through a very tough beginning. And it would be very hard to grasp that he would still have the mentality to pull off these achievements in his career as a player and coach
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Now for you reading this....
You have a past.
I have a past.
Vincent Kompany has his own past.
And I particularly don't know how hard your past was, or it's mental implications on you
But what I do know is that, your past is not above your willpower as an human.
You can still grow the willpower to take active small steps consistently, to outgrow the negative impacts that your past has on you.
Yes. You have to outgrow your past and it's hold on you.
That's what Vincent Kompany did.
He didn't forget his past or pretended it didn't happen.
Instead, Vincent grew his mental state resilience and toughness, so that his past won't have any hold or control over the decisions he makes in the present, that will shape out his future.
And to grow your own mental toughness, you just need to focus on 1-2 things that absolutely bring so much meaning and fulfilment to you. And then do it so long that it becomes your new "normal" (overriding your past hurt gradually with time)
Yours can be your spouse, your business, your kids, parents, siblings or like Vincent's... Family, friend and football.
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He has the heart of a fighter and I know whatever health issues he's currently facing now, he will overcome, just as he did all through his life, till this moment 🩶
On behalf of everyone reading this, I wish Vincent Kompany a speedy full recovery.
Get well soon brother. Your teammate just won the Ballon d'Or and everyone can't wait to have you back in the celebrations 🫂❤️
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Vincent Kompany reportedly dislocated his shoulder after collapsing at Bayern Munich's training ground.
Doctors have ruled out a heart attack and stroke but are still investigating the cause of his collapse, with seizures also reported.
The Bayern manager remains hospitalized and is expected to be sidelined for several weeks.
DADDY JAY² retweeted
Let me benefit you guys with a profound principle in Islamic jurisprudence based on what these young boys did.
The scholars established a clear rule that says:
لا إيثار في القرب، فإنما التسابق.
There is no giving preference to others when it comes to acts of worship.
What does this principle mean?
In worldly matters, stepping back and offering your share to someone else is a great virtue. For example, if there is only one portion of food left or a single vacant seat on a bus, Islam highly encourages you to offer it to your brother even if you need it.
The Almighty praised the believers for this very trait in the Quran, when He said:
ويؤثرون على أنفسهم ولو كان بهم خصاصة
They give preference to others over themselves, even if they are in hardship
But when it comes to acts that draw you closer to your Creator, the rule flips completely. You do not step back. You do not offer your spot in the first row of prayer to your friend. You do not give up your chance to call the Adhan out of false humility. It is a competition. You race for it.
Did you see how those two young boys were running to the microphone to call the Adhan? That eagerness is how it should be when it comes to worship.
The Almighty said:
فاستبقوا الخيرات
So race to all that is good.
He reinforced this mindset in another verse, saying:
وفي ذلك فليتنافس المتنافسون
And for this let the competitors compete.
When an opportunity for reward presents itself, you grab it. Seeing that kind of youthful zeal and competitive spirit for the Adhan is the true strength of the faith. We are commanded to compete aggressively for the pleasure of Allah.
Allah knows best.
DADDY JAY² retweeted
Very soon, these people will want to write a new Quran for us
And want to open schools and teach us the Islam of their imaginations
That's how much they rate themselves
DADDY JAY² retweeted
Did you know that giving a newborn water before 6 months can actually be harmful? 🍼❌
Even on hot days, infants under 6 months do not need water.
Exclusive breastfeeding is all they need.
Here’s why offering water to a newborn can be dangerous
👇🧵
DADDY JAY² retweeted
Every time I restock, I’m reminded of how much goes into running a business. Praying for a major breakthrough in my business, one that will make every sacrifice worth it. 🙏
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Replying to @Adey_Rid
If she already has her mind made up to meet someone else, no amount of locking her down is gonna stop it. She'll always find a way.
Lmao, woman that'll meet another man will meet them even you keep them under a rock or something. I dunno why you'd think anything would keep a woman that wants to be let out...
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I hope these rogue officers have been arrested @PoliceNG
























