David KING 🇳🇬

Harry Kane might have won the Ballon d'Or but Bukayo Saka was the night's star. His Socrates award speech was awe-inspiring and spiritually edifying. It was good to see his many good deeds finally getting some recognition. Bukayo Saka is a good lad with a heart of gold.

Congratulations to Harry Kane. Thank God they didn't goof and and give it to Lamine.

Congratulations to hary Kane. Thank God they didn't goof and and give it to Lamine.

The Spanish Opportunists.

The Spanish Opportunists.

Uganda has clarified that she has no active Ebola case. Uganda insisted that Nigeria's index case did not get infected in Uganda as she was only transiting through after visiting DR Congo. Uganda does not want to blamed by over 200 million Nigeriansfort an Ebola scourge.

Did I lie?

Where is the lie?

Happy birthday to a living legend. The life captain of the Super Eagles of Nigeria. The beliver in dreams and talents. The son of the woman who once called me her son. The epitome of humility. The President. The Leader. The Icon. @Ahmedmusa718

Aswearugad!

Thank you Messi. You try sha! #ByeByeMessi #TheGoat #Messi

In Jorge Jesus' eagerness to "embarrass" CR7, he hurriedly handed the #7 jersey to Leao the smiling underachiever. Joao Felix would have been a better pick. Don't you think so?

Dear @HotrJos cameramen, please let us worship God in private. Big screen wan wound us today. Ha!

A big shoutout to the @plateau_united media team. They are blazing the trail and showing others bow to do it. I'm glad I passed this road before, but these guys have taken it to a new and different level. Sir Wudel I remove cap for you joor. See u at the Stadium on Sunday.

EPIC FIVE-SET THRILLER! Nigeria’s Volleyball Giants Slay Algeria It was not a match; it was a five-act opera of grit, power, and unyielding belief. In a collision that will be remembered for generations, the Nigerian Senior Male Volleyball Team etched their names in gold, emerging from a five-set desert war with Algeria as champions. The graphic said "FT 3-2," but the story beneath those numbers is one of cinematic drama. This was a championship match of giants. Nigeria, fresh from a dominant 3-set sweep of Chad, met the desert storm of Algeria, and the court was scorched. THE PROLOGUE: A NATION’S PRIDE Building on the foundation of their perfect execution yesterday against Chad, where they did not yield a single set, Nigeria entered this match with a nation’s hopes resting on their broad shoulders. ACT I: THE SHOCKING SETBACK (S1: Nigeria 23 - Algeria 25) The match ignited with immediate intensity. Set 1 was a masterclass in counter-attacking volleyball. Points were traded like hammer blows. Yet, with a surgical block at the very end, Algeria snatched the set 25-23, silencing the Nigerian faithful and testing the fortitude of the Eagles. ACT II: THE RESURGENCE (S2: Nigeria 25 - Algeria 19) Nigeria refused to fold. The pride of Naija responded with a devastating display of attacking prowess. They took the second set by storm, winning 25-19, leveling the tie, and signaling that this war was far from over. ACT III: THE BATTLE OF WILLS (S3: Nigeria 21 - Algeria 25) The pattern emerged: this was a back-and-forth epic. In Set 3, Algeria found their rhythm again, their defense proving almost impossible to breach. Nigeria fought tooth and nail, clawing for every ball, but dropped the set 21-25. Suddenly, Nigeria faced the abyss. One more set from Algeria, and the match was gone. ACT IV: THE MIRACLE OF RESISTANCE (S4: Nigeria 25 - Algeria 20) This was the defining moment. Facing match point, the Nigerian team found an extra gear of desire. Their blocking became a wall, their spikes a laser storm. They forced errors, they executed under maximum pressure, and they dominated Set 4, winning 25-20. The match was pushed to the ultimate test: a decisive fifth set. The arena held its breath. ACT V: THE CLIMAX – CROWNING THE KINGS (S5: Nigeria 15 - Algeria 12) In the fifth set, where pressure turns to madness, legends are made. Nigeria began with an ace, an explosive block, and a thunderous spike, taking an early 3-0 lead. Algeria fought back, but the momentum was now an unstoppable green and white force. At 14-12, match point, the final point was a sequence for the history books: a dig, a perfect set, and an unstoppable cross-court spike that seemed to halt time. The ball hit the floor, and a nation erupted. Nigeria had defeated Chad in straight sets, but they had to go through hell to defeat Algeria. They won 3-2. The final scores read (23-25, 25-19, 21-25, 25-20, 15-12). This is more than a win. This is a testament to resilience. After the victory, Coach Ryan Masajedi said, "This team never knows when they are beaten. We learned yesterday, and we proved today that Nigerian volleyball belongs at the very top." Tonight, Nigeria celebrates. Their volleyball warriors have proven they are not just contenders; they are beaters too. David King Volleyball Reporter Volleyball Referee Volleyball Blogger Volleyball Lover @NigeriaVolleyb2 @Ngrvbf

Today, I am simply grateful to God for the gift of life. Things may be extremely difficult, but His mercies continue to speak for me. I never imagined I would grow to this age, yet here I am—standing by grace. I am deeply thankful for my family, their love, prayers and presence. I face the next chapters with plump optimism, faith and hope.