“You go think say you don hold man until you disrespect am”
— A Nigerian lady shares her opinion on relationships, emphasizing that love lasts longer when both partners maintain mutual respect. According to her, no matter how much affection exists, constant disrespect can gradually destroy even the strongest relationship. ❤️🫶🏽
This guy just revealed that all yah00 boyz would be gotten by the FBI and according to the information he has, none of them is safe. He even gave a better solution on how to run things safe easily 👀🚶♂️
Good morning all.
I was woken up by a barrage of calls and text this morning. I wondered why because I know today is not my birthday. Only to find that I, have been arrested 🫤.
One of the links that was sent to me alleged that I had assaulted the police. Now, while I am not a fan of many of our police men and women, I do not condone nor do I support violence against the police.
Our blogs have such an unhealthy appetite for traffic that they can’t even spend the transport fare it would cost them to go investigate and make certain of the news they share to the public. These false reporting is dangerous and negatively shapes narratives.
Many people want so badly to believe I am just like those I’ve fought against or believing that I have sacrificed all I have ever worked for just to bring down Nigeria. This is false.
That being said, my lawyers have screenshotted every blog they can find this false news and this is defamation of my character. These blogs have till end of day to take down this false news and kindly replace with a post correcting their mistake. I am not looking for cheap publicity, I hate clout chasing and I actually am not an ass because I was advised to sue immediately which would cost them all a lot. So please do the needful and let us learn.
Thank you!
For the record, I have no regrets about any of my choices. I don't regret choosing this career, no matter how much it has cost me. I don't regret choosing Ghana as my safe haven despite having immediate access to the whole world.
I don't regret living on my feet instead of existing on my knees. I made every choice I made because it is exactly what I wanted to do, not what someone else wanted or advised me to do. If I die today, I'll be very satisfied with the life I've had.
My nightmare is that I will someday lie on my deathbed and realise that I saw nothing, did nothing, changed nothing, experienced nothing and generally had a nothing life.
People like me have already seen and had the best of everything the world has to offer - we were born into the best of it and we deliberately chose to chart a different path for ourselves because that's what bored, rebellious rich kids do. If they don't change the world, who will? Modupe in Ikorodu?
The people like the short fellow who spent years impersonating a lawyer and leveraging his relationship with Aliyu Gebi to gather the social and economic capital to escape the poverty he was born into in Ojota and move his family to Milton Keynes, could never hope to understand what fuels people like me - we are outside their entire available scope of reference.
The biggest tragedy that poverty has inflicted on such people is that it has robbed them of their imagination. They cannot conceive of the possibility that in Nigeria, other kinds of people different to them exist - people who exist at the 4th and 5th layers of Maslow's hierarchy of needs instead of the 1st and 2nd layers.
That absence of imagination is what leads an otherwise educated person to suggest that a successful, British-educated 33 year-old professional with easy access to the world who comes from a family with its own crest, registered corporation and Annual General Meeting, does what he does because he is "looking for asylum".
One can only hope the innocent kids growing up in Milton Keynes will at least have more of an imagination than their hapless parents whose minds are still trapped in the Face-Me-I-Face-You on Olatunji Street, Ojota.