🇳🇱⚽ 10 Hidden Facts About Dennis Bergkamp, The Magician Who Refused to Fly He was the kind of player who didn’t just score goals, he painted them. Calm under pressure. Effortless with the ball. And yet, he had one very human flaw: a deep fear of flying. Here’s a look into the life of one of football’s most elegant and intelligent players. ✅ Named after a Manchester United legend Dennis was named after Denis Law, his father’s football idol but the Dutch civil registry wouldn’t accept the spelling “Denis,” so he became Dennis. From the start, football was written into his name. ✅ Bergkamp was academically gifted and began studying mechanical engineering before fully committing to football. That same precision showed in how he passed, controlled, and thought through games. Nothing was ever rushed. ✅ Teammates and coaches said Bergkamp could recall full game sequences where players ran, what passes were made, and even minor off-the-ball movement. He didn’t just play the game, he saw it differently. ✅ He started at Ajax, where he was top scorer for four straight seasons. Then came a tough spell at Inter Milan. But it was at Arsenal where he became a legend, helping redefine the club and the Premier League itself. ✅ After a traumatic flight during the 1994 World Cup where someone reportedly joked about a bomb, Bergkamp developed a severe fear of flying. It wasn’t just nervousness; it was full-blown anxiety. He even consulted psychologists, but the fear persisted. When he signed for Arsenal, the club respected his condition rather than forcing change. Arsène Wenger allowed him to skip long away trips in Europe, meaning he didn’t feature in certain Champions League games abroad. Instead, he would travel by train or private car for matches within England or nearby countries even if it took him days. ✅ Despite missing Champions League away games, Bergkamp remained one of Arsenal’s most consistent players, always ready at Highbury, always delivering magic. ✅ He created space, slowed time, and made those around him better. He once said, “Behind every pass, there must be a thought.” That was his genius, thinking faster than anyone else. ✅ Quarterfinals, 1998 World Cup. A 60-yard pass. One touch to control, one to flick past the defender, one to score. Silence, then awe. Even the commentator yelled “Dennis Bergkamp!” three times in disbelief. It was a masterpiece. ✅ He lived quietly, played loudly Unlike many stars, Bergkamp avoided flashy headlines. He was private, humble, and deeply focused on football. After retiring, he coached at Ajax, helping nurture a new generation of talent. ✅ His legacy is carved in silver and memory He won league titles and cups with Ajax and Arsenal. He lifted the UEFA Cup with Inter. With the Netherlands, he reached the 1998 World Cup semis and two Euro semifinals. He was Dutch Footballer of the Year, PFA Player of the Year, and a key part of Arsenal’s unbeaten Invincibles. 💬 Which of his goals is your favorite the World Cup goal or that Newcastle turn? #DennisBergkamp #BergkampFacts #ArsenalLegend #NonFlyingDutchman #FootballPoetry #1998WorldCup #PremierLeagueIcons #Ajax #Invincibles #FootballHistory #EleganceInMotion

🔔 It is 9am 🕘 *It is Time for Holy Spirit worship.* 🙌🙌 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ _You can take a quick break from whatever you are doing and say this prayer. (If possilbe You may lift your hands or kneel)_ ****'********** Holy Spirit of the Living God, I welcome You into my life, my home and my businesses. Help me today not to grieve You in any way as I lay myself down in total worship and surrender to you. 🙇‍♀️ I consecrate my body, soul and spirit to You oh Lord my creator, companion and Helper. May all that I say and do today be directed by you to bring glory to the Father. Amen. **************** ▫️ The *Last Day Worship Network*, setup by our man of God, Prophet Isaiah Macwealth, is geared towards promoting the expressive and demonstrative worship of God through a daily three-time act of worship to declare and publish the name and greatness of the LORD in homes, offices, organizations, in nations all around the world, and for generations to come. We have a daily three-time act of worship: - 9am – Holy Spirit Worship - 12Noon – Jesus Worship - 6pm – God worship ⚠️ *Do not forget to observe your 12Noon and 6pm worship break.*

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Some kids are really going through alot. HELP A CHILD TO A BETTER LIFE. with the little u have u can help a child. JB WORLD

Guys, how do husband and wife have s$x when the kids are staying in the same bedroom....let's help someone 😒

Bad condition God help men

Abeg if una dey go my babe 🌚 house this weekend,help me do stew so that I can cook rice 😒

You see ehn… the day my husband embarrassed me in front of his family, I begged the ground to open and swallow me. But ground say “Lailai, collect your breakfast with your chest.” That day, I died small. But I resurrected with sense. Nigerian woman sense. You know that version of you that’s quiet because she’s in love? I buried her that day and brought out my ancestors. Let me gist you. I was that “wife material” they write motivational quotes about. Always covering my husband in front of my people. Always defending him, carrying him like raw egg. Na me dey always say, “Baby is tired,” “Honey didn’t mean it,” “Please let’s not judge him.” I used to beg my own parents to understand him. Until one Sunday afternoon at his family compound I can never forget. It was supposed to be a simple lunch. I made efo riro, pounded yam and bush meat. I even helped bath his junior sister’s twins. Washed their plates. Joined his mum in the kitchen. Even gave his father money for his meds. Next thing his elder brother started cracking a stupid joke about how I was “barren” and should focus more on producing children instead of seasoning meat. And do you know what my husband did? He laughed. Laughed o! Not nervous laugh. I mean loud “my-brother-you’re-too-much” type of laugh. Like say dem just pop champagne. He laughed and said, “You know say this one no dey hear word, always forming independent woman.” His mum chuckled and said, “She needs deliverance. That’s how these Lagos girls behave.” And his younger sister added pepper, “No be so we talk am before he marry am? She dey do pass herself.” I looked at my husband. My eyes begged him to stop the disrespect. But instead, he turned to me and said, “Don’t take it personal na. We’re just playing.” Playing??? On top my womb?! My dignity?! From that moment, I changed. I became HER. The version of me that removes wrapper, ties trousers and enters ring. Gone was the soft babe. I returned his energy without blinking. You come back home late? I no ask you anything. I sef dey enter 10pm with high heels and a sachet of shawarma. He said I wasn’t cooking again? No wahala. I shifted the pots to one side and downloaded Jollof Plug on my phone. He wanted war, I gave him military parade. One night, he sat me down. Looking confused. “Baby, what did I do wrong?” I gave him the kind of stare that says, “Na today your eye clear?” I said, “You did everything wrong. And your apology is ten guests late.” Still he tried to gaslight me with puppy eyes. That day I turned to Odogwu the 1st of my father’s compound. I told him straight: “If you’re looking for a fool in love, go back to your village square. This one don graduate with certificate in war tactics.” Next thing… his family began planning new wife for him. Yes! They thought they could frustrate me to leave so they could bring in someone more “traditional”. Even brought one slim girl to visit I gave her food laced with pure silence and sideways eyes. You know when they saw I wasn’t moving? They started pretending to be nice. Fake “how are you?” and “hope you’re fine.” Mtcheew. Who their fake care help? His mother called one night to tell me, “My son is losing weight o. Is everything okay?” I replied, “Maybe you should add more crayfish to his soup next time you call him to your house.” But guess what? The tide turned. My husband? He saw the light. The same family that laughed with him were now using his head to play ludo. He realized I was the only one who ever truly cared. He started begging. “Please come back. Let’s start over.” I said, “Oya rent house far from your family compound and let peace reign.” And shockingly, he did it. He relocated us. Got a job. Stood up to his family. His mother visited without notice once… tried to raise her voice. My husband looked her dead in the eye and said, “Mummy, you can spend the night. But my wife is not your house girl. If you’re hungry, the kitchen is that way. Cook what you like. Or order online.” The woman almost collapsed. His siblings were speechless. I just stood, arms folded like Patience Ozokwor in a Nollywood finale. LESSONS: 1. Don’t let love make you lose yourself. 2. In-laws can smell weakness. Be wise. 3. Respect in marriage is earned, not begged. 4. When you switch character, switch well. 🔥 If you’ve ever dealt with in-laws that thought you were soft, drop a comment. 😂 Tag that your stubborn sister-in-law let her come and read wisdom 💬 Abeg, if ground ever refuse to swallow you just 😌 👆👆

1. Talk about business instead of gossips 2. Talk about helping the vulnerable instead of mocking 3. Talk about peace instead of instigating 4. Talk about growth instead of people’s failures 5. Talk about ideas instead of people’s secrets 6. Talk about forgiveness instead of revenge 7. Talk about plans instead of people’s mistakes 8. Talk about kindness instead of hate 9. Talk about purpose instead of distractions 10. Talk about impact instead of insults 11. Talk about reading instead of rumors 12. Talk about patience instead of pressure 13. Talk about responsibility instead of blame 14. Talk about unity instead of division 15. Talk about change instead of complaints 16. Talk about discipline instead of disorder 17. Talk about progress instead of problems 18. Talk about creativity instead of criticism 19. Talk about calm instead of chaos 20. Talk about learning instead of laughing at others 21. Talk about truth instead of twisting stories 22. Talk about love instead of judgment 23. Talk about solutions instead of spreading fear 24. Talk about gratitude instead of grumbling 25. Talk about humility instead of pride 26. Talk about health instead of people’s bodies 27. Talk about goals instead of gossip 28. Talk about support instead of sarcasm 29. Talk about prayers instead of plotting 30. Talk about lifting others instead of looking down on them What we choose to talk about shapes our environment and reveals our values. Fill your words with things that build, heal, and uplift. Replace mockery with encouragement, and let your conversations become a source of light in dark places. Be known for spreading peace, not drama.

THE WICKED STEPMOTHER A wealthy merchant's wife passed away, leaving behind two daughters. The merchant remarried, and his new wife brought her own daughter from a previous marriage. The stepmother, driven by jealousy and favoritism, treated the merchant's daughters poorly, forcing them to do chores and nicknaming them Cinderella. The stepmother's own daughter, Dapo, was spoiled and lazy. Despite their hard work, the merchant's daughters were underfed and overworked. The stepmother's cruelty knew no bounds, but the girls' kindness and resilience kept them going. When the king invited all the eligible maidens to a grand ball, the stepmother and Dapo were overjoyed. However, she forbade the merchant's daughters from attending. With the help of a magical fairy godmother, Cinderella attended the ball, captivating the prince's heart. The stepmother's wickedness was eventually exposed, and the merchant's daughters found their happiness. The story serves as a reminder that kindness and goodness can ultimately triumph over cruelty and wickedness. JB WORLD.

President Tinubu should please help Nigerians to release the forensic audit report on NDDC , which the Buhari administration stepped down to cover up those who were indicted . If the report doesn’t show that Amaechi used his wife to collect N4billion every month from the NDDC , in the name of feeding Niger Delta Women, I will resign as minister of FCT. — FCT Minister , Nyesom Wike accuses Amaechi of corruption.

The people you help on your way up are the people that will help you on your way down. Take note.