اتجاهات تويتر/X في Ghana - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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Posted by @fairiehaze on Thursday, the poll racked up 3.6 million views, 13,000 likes, and thousands of replies by Friday morning. Instagram leads as the top pick to delete, with users calling it boring, full of endless Reels, and straying from photo-sharing roots—like @_lawslaw speaking 'on behalf of everyone.' Spotify and TikTok get some votes from fans of alternatives, but almost no one chooses X, showing strong platform loyalty. The chat highlights social media habits and fatigue in a lighthearted meme format.

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A single question hit X hard: pick one app to delete forever from Instagram, X, TikTok, or Spotify. Thousands shared their choices, revealing true loyalties in a fun, revealing way.

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Shehu Dikko met with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to discuss the AFCON verdict escalated to FIFA and sports contribution to Nigeria's GDP, and presented a special Super Eagles jersey in appreciation of the president's support for sports development. President Tinubu approved the constitution of the board for Nigeria's anti-doping agency.

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Some Black users expressed discomfort with Black people rooting for Argentina in the World Cup due to Lionel Messi's influence despite Argentina's history of racism. Defenders highlighted hypocrisy in supporting nations like Portugal, France, and England with their own problematic pasts. The discussion escalated into Messi vs. Ronaldo debates and dismissals of racism claims as excuses for hating Messi.

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Chidimma Adetshina withdrew from the Miss South Africa pageant in August 2024 after questions arose about her citizenship. Investigations revealed her mother, Anabela Rungo from Mozambique, likely stole a South African woman's identity in 2001 to obtain documents, preventing the real holder from accessing basic services. Home Affairs announced plans in October 2024 to revoke their IDs and travel rights after they missed a deadline to respond; the case went to the Hawks for fraud probe, with Rungo briefly detained in 2025. The ongoing saga highlights immigration frustrations and the lasting harm of identity theft.

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A young woman's stolen identity left her life on hold, while her alleged fraudster lived it—now South Africa's government is moving to cancel those documents.

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Emily's February 15 post asked 'Men who can cook, who taught you?' and drew nearly 7,500 replies, from proud nods to moms teaching Igbo dishes at 13 to family spice-grinding sessions with parents, grandparents, and aunts. Self-taught stories shine too, like microwave necessities turning into skills or 3 a.m. internet lessons inspired by Food Network stars such as Alton Brown and Bobby Flay. The replies challenge old stereotypes, showing kitchens as shared family spaces where anyone learns to wield a spatula.

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A simple question about men who cook has guys opening up with warm stories of moms, dads, and late-night experiments.

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Born July 26, 2025, at Ichikawa City Zoological and Botanical Garden in Japan, Punch was abandoned by his first-time mother the next day due to summer heat exhaustion. Zookeepers hand-reared him for six months before reintroducing him to the 56-macaque troop on January 19, 2026, where videos of his lonely bond with the plush toy touched fans worldwide. By early February, he's deepening ties—getting groomed by adults, playing with peers, and sometimes leaving Ora-mama behind as he learns troop life. Zoo staff note his day-by-day progress, drawing visitors and donations from supporters cheering his persistence.

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Little Punch clung to his stuffed orangutan 'Ora-mama' for comfort amid rejections from his troop. Now, at seven months old, he's finally getting hugs and playtime from real monkey friends.

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RTBF announced ESSYLA, real name Alice Van Eesbeeck, as Belgium's entry during a La Une broadcast, selecting her internally for the French-speaking slot after VRT's 2025 turn. The co-written song 'Dancing on the Ice' blends funky grooves with lyrics on risk-taking and feeling alive, paired with a stark black-and-white video featuring synchronized dancers. Fans praise its catchy beats and live potential after Belgium's recent semi-final misses, though some call it generic pop and note her past jury vote for Israel's Eden Golan sparking renewed chatter.

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ESSYLA steps onto the Eurovision stage with a pulsing electro-pop track about dancing through life's chills. The 29-year-old from Perwez brings her soulful voice and resilient spirit to Vienna.

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The latest NSPPD 7am Fire Prayers centered on El-Roi, the biblical name for the God who sees every struggle, drawing global viewers for 45 minutes of declarations, music, and intercession. Eze's daily streams on YouTube and Facebook build a devoted community of NSPPDians tuning in weekdays at 7am Nigerian time, sharing personal testimonies of health breakthroughs and family mercies. Many described it as a vital daily reset, affirming that God's mercy prevails.

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Pastor Jerry Eze led thousands in a vibrant morning session, filling the air with worship, dances, and cries for mercy. Participants captured their joyful moments, from restaurant thanksgivings to family huddles.

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