Becksss 🤎

If the days of miracles is past the the days of God is past\#bulidupmycv

[Nathaniel Bassey @nathanielblow]

A good time to make this spread and trend again…….
Let’s go !

Jesus just has to be who He says He is. No one gives this joy that He gives.
We celebrate our king, JESUS !

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@TWEETARRAZZI Likeeeee!!!

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

Mary’s voice message to her coach @ibrahimvivian51 is the best thing ever😅❤️

[Keem @eazisrael]

Please help TeeJay get justice by signing this petition.

People are cruel, man.

TeeJay was laying unconscious and Biola Adams-Odutayo who hit him was not willing to take him to the hospital because she didn’t want blood to stain her car?? Jesusssss!!

https://t.co/hM9TYEQm3A

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

Haaaaaa!!!!!!! What??!!!

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Corps member deserves death penalty for ‘insulting’ Tinubu, calling him ‘terrible president’: Presidential aide Temitope Ajayi

Source: @GazetteNGR

[Naija don tire me! @WhyAmIANigerian]

Children at the school where I teach, bring food with no protein in it. Different colours of rice because parents can't afford tomatoes and pepper again. Open their flasks - no single meat or fish or eggs in there!! Some bring yam with no oil sef!! #30DayRantChallenge

[Mr Macaroni @mrmacaroni]

To the DG, Coordinators and every official of the NYSC!!!
You cannot threaten, intimidate or victimize any corper for expressing their view on the performance of the president.
They are citizens with rights!
The president is in office to serve the people and every Nigerian, Corper or not has the right to hold their Leaders accountable!!!

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@dtechoracle Stop naw!!! 😭

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

Because it is .. lmao. Look how red the Jollof is, how big the chicken is, and which camp allows bum Short for kakhi

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

The electricity gagan is at the top of my own list!. Someone was literally making a call to his colleagues in front of my brother that they should turn off electricity from ikirun to offa that those places should only have 1 hour of electricity for the next 24 hours 😭

[/sæməʊælfræd/ @samoalfred]

No matter how you sugarcoat it, Nigeria has no role to play in the global AI race. The country is still grappling with fundamental issues (zero food security, unreliable electricity, and unaffordable housing) that don’t require AI to solve.

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

We are all humans with empathy at the end of the day. If people don't raise money to fix that place whoever is in charge of that community/govt won't do Jack and women and kids will keep dying unnecessary deaths because of a lack of basic medical amenities

[Akwa Ibom 1st Son @ukocarter]

I said it. 😂😂😂
We've raised money to free people from kidnappers.

We've raised money to renovate schools, and roads.

Now we are raising money to renovate hospitals.

This is from a country where their VP renovated his house for ₦21B, the president bought a new jet.

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

Yeah that is more common than you think. There are other parts of the Scripture that gets ignored daily or preached against. It's because adultery seems more glaring to you is why you noticed. May God help us all. The Bible is the ABSOLUTE!!

[Flav the Designer✨ @AdiatuFavour]

I think I really need to limit the amount of "Christian Content" I watch because I be seeing a PASTOR so so so and so talk about how he remarried after a divorce... Or is it that we all know the truth but just ignore, I am really confused o!

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@AdiatuFavour No the scripture does not permit to remarry after divorce unless the person you divorced dies. Until then you're basically living in adultery

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@roqzee 😂😂😂.. not the lite 2.0 version

[Chukwuedozie Nwa Charlie @TheCharlesIsidi]

As a boy who grew up in Benin, you learn a special skill avoiding police.

Police in Benin would dress in civilian clothes, and start loading a bus, you will think oh, this is a regular bus, but if you get on that bus, especially on a Friday evening, you will end up in a cell.

[Diary Of A Female Engineer @Irishnaija]

I used to run a kitchen in Yesufu Abiodun, Oniru, where I supplied food to banks and offices in Victoria Island, Lagos. My 15-year-old son often helped with deliveries, as he had just completed his WAEC exams in 2018. On one particular day, we had a delivery close to our house. Since it was nearby, he went without the driver, carrying the food and our POS machine.

Tragically, the Nigerian police abducted him, confiscated his phone, and took him to the anti-cultism unit in Gbagada. We searched everywhere in Victoria Island, unaware that he had been taken so far away. Eventually, they allowed him to call me, and his terrified voice broke me: “Mummy, are you on your way? I’m so scared.”

My husband and I, along with our lawyer, rushed to the station. At the gate, they took our phones, and then I saw my son—half-naked and sitting on the ground with over 100 others outside the station. I collapsed in tears. My husband, who is British, demanded to see the DPO and asked him directly: “What offense are you charging my son with?” The boy hadn’t been allowed to explain himself, yet the food and POS machine were right there at the station. The DPO’s response? “Because he dyed his hair.” That was it. Nothing more.

In the end, we were forced to pay for his release. This incident was a turning point for my husband, who decided that we couldn’t continue living in Nigeria.

What made this even more painful was the nature of our family. My children were homeschooled, had no social circles outside the family, and never went anywhere without us. They were raised in a closely-knit environment. At the time of this ordeal, I was seven months pregnant, and the trauma of the experience caused me to go into premature labor, resulting in an emergency C-section.

My son’s only “crime” was being a hardworking boy, helping with his parents’ legitimate business—a business that provided employment for Nigerians. For my husband, a white British man, to witness such injustice firsthand was a harrowing experience.

Many of us have bitter, painful stories about the Nigerian system. Yet when we speak out and tell the truth, we are accused of defamation or subjected to cyberbullying. It’s truly heartbreaking.
I personally say that Kemi should be left alone, she is saying exactly what she experienced and if I'm asked anywhere in the world the same question, I will narrate my ordeal, so will every member of my family!

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@Maryhann_Oye @hellomissbetty @InsideOsogbo Heels.. like 1 or 1 and half heels

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

@Sisi_Yemmie I don't like sweet potato whether boiled or fried

[Becksss 🤎 @AdyBecky]

I don't like anything fried that the oil will be super obvious or drippy.. egg o, akara o, puff puff o, meat o, fish o... except plantain shaa I can manage that ... I can eat the rest too oo only if they're dry

[SisiYėmmié.com 🌶 @Sisi_Yemmie]

We listen. We don’t judge. Food edition