Arewa people on Twitter are funny, they are free to support whichever candidate they want, be it Atiku or Peter Obi, but they draw the line when it comes to supporting Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
And the way they go about insulting everyone that doesn’t support their messiah, you’ll think the names of their own Presidential candidates are Abubakar or Umar (RA) from the time of the Prophet.
Fools.
Nigeria Sai Baban Seyi #ArewaForAsiwaju
Section 4(1) of the Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act 2013 criminalizes the 'public display of an amorous relationship.'
This means that a man and a man holding hands, hugging, kissing, dancing romantically together, sitting on each other's laps, cuddling, or otherwise expressing romantic or sexual affection toward one another in public can attract a 10-year prison sentence under Section 5(2) of the same Act.
N/B This applies to both male and female.
The circulating videos of boys holding hands and dancing romantically to music at the just concluded Garri Fest in Port Harcourt should be taken seriously. The Commissioner of @PoliceNG_Rivers, Rivers State, Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG should investigate the event and arrest the perpetrators as soon as possible.
There was a wanton public display of same-sex relationships at that event in Port Harcourt. This means crimes were committed with impunity.
34 years after Lagos stopped being Nigeria’s capital, none of your states has come close to matching its economic and infrastructural trajectory.
Delta had oil wealth and still failed to translate that advantage into comparable development.
Resources may give you an opportunity, but only responsible leadership determines what you build with it.
“A region that doesn’t produce good governors”
Yet this same buII do9 faced an!maI is campaigning for Peter Obi to rule Nigeria.
They just want the whole of Nigeria to go back to zero just like their ibo region.
Today, I turn another year older, and honestly, I can’t look at this birthday without thinking about the girl I was a year ago and everything she had to carry.
The past year wasn’t easy. I went through some really rough phases. There were moments I felt lost, moments I questioned myself, moments I had to start over, and moments where I had absolutely no idea what the next chapter of my life was going to look like.
I experienced heartbreak. I experienced disappointment. I experienced having to leave things, people and versions of myself behind. I had plans that didn’t work out the way I imagined, days where I felt like I was falling behind, and nights where I had to encourage myself because there was nobody else to do it for me.
I’ve had to rebuild myself quietly.
And maybe the biggest thing this year taught me is that life doesn’t always change overnight. Sometimes healing looks like simply waking up the next morning and deciding to keep going. Sometimes growth looks like starting again with less than you started with. Sometimes strength is just choosing not to give up on yourself.
I’m proud of myself because despite everything, I’m still here.
Still dreaming. Still trying. Still becoming. Still believing that there is so much more waiting for me.
I’m entering this new year of my life with a softer heart, a stronger mind and a much deeper appreciation for myself. I don’t have everything figured out, and I’m not where I thought I would be at this age, but I’ve learned that my journey doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s.
I survived seasons I once thought would break me. I found pieces of myself I didn’t know I had lost. And I’m slowly becoming the woman I prayed I would be.
So today, I celebrate me. Not because everything is perfect, but because I made it through the imperfect seasons too.
Here’s to another year of life, growth, love, answered prayers, beautiful surprises, and becoming everything I was meant to be.
Happy birthday to me. 🤍
I’m so grateful I stayed. ✨
BREAKING 🔥
ARISE NEWS TURNS ITS BACK ON PETER OBI….
“Peter Obi had an interview on BBC. It was a difficult one for him. He couldn’t answer most of the questions. His explanation on corruption was daft.” - Ruben Abati
Me: They are tired of him 🤣🤣
As you are supporting Yorubaland, I hope you are also advocating for better governance.
I’m not one of those people who will follow blindly. Forget all the cruise; if not for bigotry and ethnic sentiments, I honestly don’t rate any of these politicians that highly.
I can support Yoruba interests and still demand good governance. The two are not mutually exclusive.
The way Dickson, @TheoAbuAgada and others will be dragged by Ibos after Obi loses woefully will be legendary.
In fact Ibos will add Dickson to their history books as a devil
Thank you, my friends and ogas here...
The outpouring of love leaves me with a curious duality of emotions. I am genuinely humbled by the generosity of your wishes, prayers and expressions of love; yet, I am equally proud that a simple J.O.E occupies such an ample space in the hearts of so many of you.
I genuinely feel blessed.
I held my baby firmly against my chest all night, still struggling to fully comprehend that this beautiful creation came from me. There is something profoundly humbling about looking at a gem you helped bring into the world and wondering, “Did I really do this?”
I have been a father a couple of times before, but this is, however, my first child without a woman. 😂
Life, they say, has a way of writing chapters even the finest authors could never have imagined.
Again...
Shall the LEGENDARY-J.O.E Begin?
Good Morning Severally...
I love how Yoruba parents are becoming more intentional about making sure their children can speak Yoruba. That’s the way to go! They will learn English in school anyway.
With my kids, I use the 70:30 approach: 70% Yoruba, 30% English. Our language and culture must not be lost.