Tendances Twitter/X à Port Harcourt - Analyse en temps réel et hashtags de tendances

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Teachers and activists in Iran started a social media campaign with hashtags #EmptyDesks and #ClassesWithoutTeachers, mourning over 230 schoolchildren allegedly killed by security forces during nationwide protests that escalated on January 8-9 over economic and political issues. Groups like the Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers' Trade Associations released lists of nearly 200 verified young victims, while UNICEF urged the immediate release of hundreds of detained children, warning of lifelong harm from their imprisonment. Iran's government denies the high death tolls and child targeting, as families grieve without public funerals and teachers demand UN investigations into school raids, torture, and secret burials.

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Empty desks in classrooms, splashed with red to symbolize blood, honor teens like 16-year-old Melika Shahmoradi and Amirhossein Ghardashi amid grief over January's deadly clashes.

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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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In a 31-second clip from an October 2025 event, the Barcelona icon nods and smiles only when Zinedine Zidane is named amid a list of greats like Lampard, Gerrard, and young stars like Bellingham. Fans lit up replies, with Barcelona supporters placing Xavi and Iniesta at the top, while others championed Premier League heroes or Zidane's flair and Ballon d'Or. The moment captures Xavi's quiet confidence from his days leading Barca to four Champions Leagues and Spain's 2010 World Cup, fueling endless talk on the greatest midfielder.

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Xavi sits stone-faced as fans fire off midfield legends, barely flinching through Pirlo and Gerrard—until Zidane's name lands and a grin slips out.

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Noni Madueke, the 23-year-old Londoner Arsenal signed from Chelsea last July for £52m, has impressed with 2 goals and 1 assist in 17 Premier League starts this season, including 4 goal contributions in his last few games. The bold claim comparing him favorably to Mahrez—who boasts 82 Premier League goals, five titles, AFCON success, and a treble—drew fierce pushback from City and Leicester fans listing his honors. Chelsea supporters joined the banter, noting Madueke was theirs first, while Arsenal's side sees echoes of Mahrez's flair in his pace as they top the table chasing a quadruple.

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An Arsenal supporter posted side-by-side photos of Noni Madueke in Arsenal kit next to Riyad Mahrez in City blue, declaring 'Madueke >> Mahrez.' Replies erupted into a storm of rival loyalties and trophy tallies.

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Charlton Athletic beat Stoke City 1-0 on Wednesday night, easing their relegation fight with a goal from substitute Tyreece Campbell in the 81st minute. Despite Stoke dominating possession and firing off 14 shots, Charlton's defense held firm, led by captain Alex Docherty and keeper Kamil Kaminski. Manager Nathan Jones, who once led Stoke, celebrated passionately, even mouthing an expletive at away fans that drew attention online, before praising the electric home crowd and Campbell's potential.

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With nine minutes left, Tyreece Campbell latched onto a flick-on and rounded the keeper to spark wild celebrations at The Valley.

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Ivory Coast, producing 40% of the world's cocoa, set its 2025/26 farmgate price at 2,800 CFA francs per kilogram in October, but global futures have crashed to around $3,500 per ton. Exporters offer just 1,500-1,800 CFA francs—deals banned by regulators—leaving cooperatives like Sekou Dagnogo's owing farmers money in places like Duekoue. Farmer Frederic Kouassi Kouassi in Remikro says some take low offers out of desperation, while the Coffee and Cocoa Council buys back stocks to prevent waste; neighboring Ghana cut prices 28% to align with markets and boost sales.

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In Ivory Coast, warehouses are stacked to the ceiling with cocoa beans that risk spoiling, as exporters balk at the government's fixed price for farmers.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle is negotiating a contract extension beyond 2027, demanding $100,000 per month—up from his current $50,000—while the NFF offers over $60,000 to make him the highest-paid coach in team history. Chelle took over in late 2025, delivering bronze at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco despite a painful World Cup playoff penalty loss to DR Congo. Marseille links surfaced after reports of Chelle meeting their president, but the NFF denied any permission, leaving fans divided between criticism of his demands and praise for his impact.

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Eric Chelle led Nigeria to AFCON bronze in 2025, but now he's pushing hard for double his pay amid Marseille rumors and a tense contract standoff.

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In the resurfaced clip from a TV interview, Osayi describes a heavenly committee of eight, including Abraham and Prophet Joel, screening candidates from Africa. He says he scored perfectly to lead the continent but faced rejection until an unknown member intervened. The account has drawn laughs, skepticism about heavenly logistics and recognition, plus defenses from supporters who see it as a true spiritual revelation. It highlights ongoing Nigerian discussions on bold faith testimonies amid calls for pastors to address earthly issues.

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Nigerian apostle Arome Osayi recalls a prayer-induced trip to heaven, where biblical figures like Abraham and Joel tested 24 African ministry candidates—and he claims he topped the list.

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