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YUSUF'S DIARY SESSION Yusuf shared that he's been feeling good and that his experience in the Big Brother house has been a positive one so far. Speaking on not being saved by the housemates, he admitted he wasn't surprised. He explained that he's naturally not someone who tries to... be friends with everyone, so he never expected his name to be on everyone's lips. However, he sees it as motivation to let viewers and fellow housemates see more of his personality and become more open. When asked whose save surprised him, Yusuf mentioned Barry. Since Barry spends a lot of time in the kitchen, he felt Cassi would have been the more obvious choice. That made him realize there must be qualities about Barry that people genuinely appreciate. On the new HOH, Yusuf said he believes she'll do a great job. He recalled her saying she wants to make her child proud and expects her leadership to bring a completely different atmosphere. Reflecting on the Talent Showcase, Yusuf became emotional as he spoke about his father. He revealed that the performance was his way of honoring and appreciating the man who shaped him. He hopes his father watched it and felt seen, loved, and appreciated because people like him often make countless sacrifices without receiving the recognition they deserve. Yusuf added that watching his father overcome what seemed impossible gave him the confidence to believe in himself and become capable of doing so many things. Big Brother responded by saying that knowing his life inspired his son so deeply would be one of the greatest forms of validation any father could receive. As the Diary Session came to a close, Yusuf said this week feels like a fresh opportunity to show the world who he truly is. With renewed confidence and a positive mindset, he's determined to make the most of this second chance and let his true personality shine. VOTE YUSUF ALL VOTES FOR YUSUF #YusufMuhammad #BBNaija #Yusfuls 🎥: Big Brother Naijashow more

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“For a long time, I was a guest in our house” Thierry Henry speaks from his soul. He has depth. He’s a man in touch with himself. I recall some years ago, he spoke about how much he wanted to please his father on Steven Bartlett Diary of a CEO podcast. Everything he aimed to achieve was to please the voice that rang in his head, telling him to do it better. His father stood behind him while he built a career, probably saw the good many never saw. As a father, he also mentioned how COVID-19 changed his life. It was the point he chose his family. That was probably why he said at some point, he became a guest in his house. Men become guests in their house. There was a Reminisce Alaga interview I saw. I think it was on ISaidWhatISaidPod. He said there was a point he went into his daughter(s) room and asked when they painted the wall pink. His wife told him it’s been there for two years. He said that was the point he thought it important to rest on the tours and be with his children. At that point, he probably was a guest in his house. Men’s lives are not easy. Footballers especially — elite footballers most especially are like tour musicians. They’re often on the road. You’re playing away games round the country, spending three days or more away from home when you have continental away games. Gabriel Jesus spoke about the same thing in his recent interview with The Players’ Tribune titled “A Letter to My Family and my Arsenal Family”. He said football made him distant but his ACL injury brought him closer. “I wasn’t the husband and father that I needed to be,” he said. When his wife gave birth to his daughter, he said he only held her for one day. Brazil called and he had to go. And he was a guy who grew up without a father. For his child at the time, he was there now but wasn’t there too. “I always promised myself: When I become a father, I will always be there for my kids. “When Helena was born, I was not living up to that. I was there, but I was always distracted, you know? Always catching a flight.” That’s the tough decisions men have to make sometimes. At the point of growth and ascent, life will ask questions, and difficult decisions will need to be made. Hopefully, it will be one that won’t damage the future. The future one is securing.

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We all knew this day would come... I mean, he was in his 90s... but it still doesn't make it any easy. He fought the good fight and lasted long enough to touch and bless so many generations, showing us the true meaning of strength, leadership, and kindness by being a father for many. Hell, without him and his voice, the franchise probably wouldn't have lasted long. He was the one... the OG father and leader. Let us not be sad that he is gone, but be happy that he was there at all. In a way, this is a new era, a new transformation for us all. So let's remember him that way and allow him to live on by spreading what he taught us all.

We all knew this day would come... I mean, he was in his 90s... but it still doesn't make it any easy. He fought the good fight and lasted long enough to touch and bless so many generations, showing us the true meaning of strength, leadership, and kindness by being a father for many. Hell, without him and his voice, the franchise probably wouldn't have lasted long. He was the one... the OG father and leader. Let us not be sad that he is gone, but be happy that he was there at all. In a way, this is a new era, a new transformation for us all. So let's remember him that way and allow him to live on by spreading what he taught us all.

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🚨 Tim Dillon says the new leader of Iran will be more dedicated to getting a nuke since we killed his entire family “And a lot of people are saying, we're starting off on the wrong foot with him. 'cause we killed his father, his wife, and maybe his daughter, right? We killed his daughter as well. Maybe didn't like his wife and his father. You know, here's the deal. You can't ever know the inner dynamics of any family. I'm sure he was startled by the killing of his father, wife and daughter. But I think on the flip side, this is a new day for him. He gets to be the leader. He can get another wife.He may have had another wife, he may have multiple wives. That's part of that thing they do. And 'cause a lot of people have been saying we killed this guy's father, wife, daughter, his family, and that's probably gonna make him angry and like, kind of like attacking his country and killing his family. He's gonna even be more dedicated to getting a nuke because that would've prevented this. There is that school of thought out there, you know, that he's actually gonna be more dedicated to enriching uranium to make a nuclear weapon, to prevent another attack by the US and Israel.”

🚨 Tim Dillon says the new leader of Iran will be more dedicated to getting a nuke since we killed his entire family “And a lot of people are saying, we're starting off on the wrong foot with him. 'cause we killed his father, his wife, and maybe his daughter, right? We killed his daughter as well. Maybe didn't like his wife and his father. You know, here's the deal. You can't ever know the inner dynamics of any family. I'm sure he was startled by the killing of his father, wife and daughter. But I think on the flip side, this is a new day for him. He gets to be the leader. He can get another wife.He may have had another wife, he may have multiple wives. That's part of that thing they do. And 'cause a lot of people have been saying we killed this guy's father, wife, daughter, his family, and that's probably gonna make him angry and like, kind of like attacking his country and killing his family. He's gonna even be more dedicated to getting a nuke because that would've prevented this. There is that school of thought out there, you know, that he's actually gonna be more dedicated to enriching uranium to make a nuclear weapon, to prevent another attack by the US and Israel.”

Red Panda Koala

15,677 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

After eight weeks of being called boring furniture, clown, chicken. After eight weeks of people questioning his place in this house, asking what he does, what he contributes, what exactly he brings to the table. After his kindness was questioned. His genuineness was questioned. His gentleness mistaken for weakness. His understanding mistaken for passivity. His friendships scrutinized. His neutrality criticised. His resilience overlooked. After weeks of the public evicting him over and over again before the live eviction shows even began. After sitting in the bottom three. After watching people confidently predict that his time in the house was coming to an end. After being told, in one way or another, that he was not doing enough, not saying enough, not being enough. And yet, here we are. Barry Yornwin is the VERY FIRST FINALIST of Big Brother Naija Season 10. The same Barry people called furniture is now standing at the door of the finale. The same Barry whose presence was questioned for eight weeks has outlasted housemates, evictions, nominations, predictions, doubt, and every attempt to convince the public that he did not belong here. Maybe he was never meant to be the loudest person in the room. Maybe his story was never about performing for approval. Maybe there was always something powerful about the way he continued to exist exactly as himself, even when people demanded a version of him they could understand. Eight weeks of being underestimated, and he is still here. Eight weeks of being counted out, and he is still here. Eight weeks of people asking what Barry does, and now Barry has done something nobody else in this house can take away from him. He made it to the finale. FIRST. Barry Yornwin, you are a finalist. And to everyone who has watched him, defended him, believed in him, argued for him, and kept showing up for him even when the odds seemed determined to say otherwise—this one is ours too. We did not come this far to be quiet about it. MAKE SOME FUCKING NOISE!!!!!!!!!! 🔥😭 BARRY THE FINALIST BARRY SON OF GRACE 🎥:Big Brother Naija #BarryYornwin #BBNaija

After eight weeks of being called boring furniture, clown, chicken. After eight weeks of people questioning his place in this house, asking what he does, what he contributes, what exactly he brings to the table. After his kindness was questioned. His genuineness was questioned. His gentleness mistaken for weakness. His understanding mistaken for passivity. His friendships scrutinized. His neutrality criticised. His resilience overlooked. After weeks of the public evicting him over and over again before the live eviction shows even began. After sitting in the bottom three. After watching people confidently predict that his time in the house was coming to an end. After being told, in one way or another, that he was not doing enough, not saying enough, not being enough. And yet, here we are. Barry Yornwin is the VERY FIRST FINALIST of Big Brother Naija Season 10. The same Barry people called furniture is now standing at the door of the finale. The same Barry whose presence was questioned for eight weeks has outlasted housemates, evictions, nominations, predictions, doubt, and every attempt to convince the public that he did not belong here. Maybe he was never meant to be the loudest person in the room. Maybe his story was never about performing for approval. Maybe there was always something powerful about the way he continued to exist exactly as himself, even when people demanded a version of him they could understand. Eight weeks of being underestimated, and he is still here. Eight weeks of being counted out, and he is still here. Eight weeks of people asking what Barry does, and now Barry has done something nobody else in this house can take away from him. He made it to the finale. FIRST. Barry Yornwin, you are a finalist. And to everyone who has watched him, defended him, believed in him, argued for him, and kept showing up for him even when the odds seemed determined to say otherwise—this one is ours too. We did not come this far to be quiet about it. MAKE SOME FUCKING NOISE!!!!!!!!!! 🔥😭 BARRY THE FINALIST BARRY SON OF GRACE 🎥:Big Brother Naija #BarryYornwin #BBNaija

barry yornwin #BBNaija

80,231 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen

Barry said he is kinda friends with everybody and doesn’t really have his person and like he is multiple people’s conversations and he feels like he is the 3rd wheel He said his most friends with Bluethopia and Neche and he needs 1 one person he could most rely on Biggie: and who would that be Barry: Neche Barry also said people say him and Neche are like very close but he said it’s kinda difficult have a conversation with her he doesn’t know if it’s fear (the fear of doing something wrong or the fear of getting attached) he doesn’t know how to go about it #BBNaija #BBNaijaS11

Barry said he is kinda friends with everybody and doesn’t really have his person and like he is multiple people’s conversations and he feels like he is the 3rd wheel He said his most friends with Bluethopia and Neche and he needs 1 one person he could most rely on Biggie: and who would that be Barry: Neche Barry also said people say him and Neche are like very close but he said it’s kinda difficult have a conversation with her he doesn’t know if it’s fear (the fear of doing something wrong or the fear of getting attached) he doesn’t know how to go about it #BBNaija #BBNaijaS11

𝐒𝐫 𝐅𝐚𝐯𝐨𝐫

31,628 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Tram’s diary session was filled with gratitude, reflection and a lot of growth. After being under the weather, he’s grateful to be recovering and feeling better. He spoke about Sunday’s evictions, admitting that he didn’t expect some of the housemates who left to go. While he wasn’t particularly sad or happy about the evictions, he simply wishes everyone who left the very best. One thing that has changed for Tram in the house is how he sees people. Flora, who has now become one of his favourite people in the house, is a perfect example. He also spoke fondly about Oyin, whom he now sees as a younger sister and family, and Aikou, who supported him immensely during his HOH week. His biggest lesson? Never judge a book by its cover. Tram believes in taking time to understand people instead of rushing to conclusions, especially in a game where emotions and circumstances can easily influence perceptions. Sometimes, you just have to give people time and allow them to reveal who they truly are. He also expressed his happiness for the housemate who won Most Influential, saying he genuinely deserves the recognition. He’s equally happy about the new HOH, describing him as down-to-earth and praising his use of power as smart, logical and a safe decision. With the house already preparing for the major upcoming challenge, Tram is taking everything one day at a time and appreciating the journey. 🎥: Big Brother Naija VOTE FOR TRAM #Tram #BBNaija

Tram’s diary session was filled with gratitude, reflection and a lot of growth. After being under the weather, he’s grateful to be recovering and feeling better. He spoke about Sunday’s evictions, admitting that he didn’t expect some of the housemates who left to go. While he wasn’t particularly sad or happy about the evictions, he simply wishes everyone who left the very best. One thing that has changed for Tram in the house is how he sees people. Flora, who has now become one of his favourite people in the house, is a perfect example. He also spoke fondly about Oyin, whom he now sees as a younger sister and family, and Aikou, who supported him immensely during his HOH week. His biggest lesson? Never judge a book by its cover. Tram believes in taking time to understand people instead of rushing to conclusions, especially in a game where emotions and circumstances can easily influence perceptions. Sometimes, you just have to give people time and allow them to reveal who they truly are. He also expressed his happiness for the housemate who won Most Influential, saying he genuinely deserves the recognition. He’s equally happy about the new HOH, describing him as down-to-earth and praising his use of power as smart, logical and a safe decision. With the house already preparing for the major upcoming challenge, Tram is taking everything one day at a time and appreciating the journey. 🎥: Big Brother Naija VOTE FOR TRAM #Tram #BBNaija

TRAM

27,697 Aufrufe • vor 10 Tagen

Ricky is proud of himself for staying true to who he is and never feeling the need to change just to fit in or please anyone. He knows himself. He knows he isn’t a people pleaser, and he knows that his personality is different from everyone else’s. In a house where so many people are trying to play the same game, Ricky has chosen to remain unapologetically himself and honestly, where is the lie? 🥹❤️‍🔥 His uniqueness is not something he discovered yesterday, it is something he has carried with him from the beginning. He understands that not everyone will like him, not everyone will understand him, and that’s okay. What matters is that he has never betrayed himself just to be accepted. Ricky has stayed true to his character, stood firmly in his truth, and remained authentic even when it would have been easier to conform. And perhaps that is what has worked for him all along, being Ricky. No pretence. No people-pleasing. No changing himself for anyone. Just a man comfortable enough in his own skin to be unapologetically unique. 👑 Video credit Big Brother Naija #BBNaija #RickyJumbo

Ricky is proud of himself for staying true to who he is and never feeling the need to change just to fit in or please anyone. He knows himself. He knows he isn’t a people pleaser, and he knows that his personality is different from everyone else’s. In a house where so many people are trying to play the same game, Ricky has chosen to remain unapologetically himself and honestly, where is the lie? 🥹❤️‍🔥 His uniqueness is not something he discovered yesterday, it is something he has carried with him from the beginning. He understands that not everyone will like him, not everyone will understand him, and that’s okay. What matters is that he has never betrayed himself just to be accepted. Ricky has stayed true to his character, stood firmly in his truth, and remained authentic even when it would have been easier to conform. And perhaps that is what has worked for him all along, being Ricky. No pretence. No people-pleasing. No changing himself for anyone. Just a man comfortable enough in his own skin to be unapologetically unique. 👑 Video credit Big Brother Naija #BBNaija #RickyJumbo

RICKY 💣 #BBNAIJA

18,397 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen

Keivo reflected on his journey in the house, from struggling to find himself in the early weeks to eventually rediscovering the challenger in him. He admitted that the new environment was overwhelming at first, but through the different experiences and personalities, he grew, learned and gained a deeper understanding of himself. He spoke about the moments he is proud of, from his wager wins and Friday Night Arena Games to the genuine connections he made in the house. He also acknowledged the moments he wasn’t proud of, particularly his fallout with Oyin, taking full accountability for the things he said. Looking back, Keivo hopes to be remembered as the challenger who went from a kitten to a lion, owned his flaws and kept pushing forward. Beyond the wins and the moments, he wants to leave behind a legacy that reflects his journey, his growth, his resilience and the person he chose to become. Keivo, the challenger. Keivo, the victor. And ultimately, Keivo, a legacy. 🎥: Big Brother Naija KEIVO THE BUZZ EVERYWHERE KEIVO #BBNaija #Keivo #VictorIkpe

Keivo reflected on his journey in the house, from struggling to find himself in the early weeks to eventually rediscovering the challenger in him. He admitted that the new environment was overwhelming at first, but through the different experiences and personalities, he grew, learned and gained a deeper understanding of himself. He spoke about the moments he is proud of, from his wager wins and Friday Night Arena Games to the genuine connections he made in the house. He also acknowledged the moments he wasn’t proud of, particularly his fallout with Oyin, taking full accountability for the things he said. Looking back, Keivo hopes to be remembered as the challenger who went from a kitten to a lion, owned his flaws and kept pushing forward. Beyond the wins and the moments, he wants to leave behind a legacy that reflects his journey, his growth, his resilience and the person he chose to become. Keivo, the challenger. Keivo, the victor. And ultimately, Keivo, a legacy. 🎥: Big Brother Naija KEIVO THE BUZZ EVERYWHERE KEIVO #BBNaija #Keivo #VictorIkpe

KEIVO #BBNaija💜

35,938 Aufrufe • vor 1 Tag

Farage has been told over and over again that he has to start building a shadow Cabinet and he has to publish much more policy in order to build credibility. Dominic Cummings says his lack of a team and plan is coming up in focus groups. So why hasn’t he done it yet? He knows he’s not going to be PM. It’s already been decided that Zia Yusuf is going to be the PM so Nigel Farage MP has given him total control. I’ve been told by Reform donors that when they’ve gone to Farage with concerns he literally tells them “that’s up to Zia go and ask him”. I’ve also been told that they have barely even recruited an in-house team for their HQ let alone candidates for the GE, let alone peers, let alone people to run departments and agencies, etc. Remember that when Yusuf resigned Farage was reported to have said it felt like he’d lost a limb and was very emotional. How could that be given he’d only known Yusuf for 9 months at that point? Something is very badly wrong at the top of Reform. Farage and Yusuf need to go.

Farage has been told over and over again that he has to start building a shadow Cabinet and he has to publish much more policy in order to build credibility. Dominic Cummings says his lack of a team and plan is coming up in focus groups. So why hasn’t he done it yet? He knows he’s not going to be PM. It’s already been decided that Zia Yusuf is going to be the PM so Nigel Farage MP has given him total control. I’ve been told by Reform donors that when they’ve gone to Farage with concerns he literally tells them “that’s up to Zia go and ask him”. I’ve also been told that they have barely even recruited an in-house team for their HQ let alone candidates for the GE, let alone peers, let alone people to run departments and agencies, etc. Remember that when Yusuf resigned Farage was reported to have said it felt like he’d lost a limb and was very emotional. How could that be given he’d only known Yusuf for 9 months at that point? Something is very badly wrong at the top of Reform. Farage and Yusuf need to go.

Wolf 🐺

178,011 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten