Not everyone who leaves your life is a loss. Some people exit so you can finally focus.
Silence after chaos is not loneliness - it’s peace.
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Sunday is another opportunity to come before God with faith, expectation, and a heart ready to receive. 🙏🏽
Come and experience a refreshing time in God’s presence as we worship, receive His Word, and trust Him for transformation in every area of our lives.
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Hello Everybody, hope you are feeling fine.
Just to put it out there and clarify things for the last time, I haven’t stopped speaking about the Government, Injustice or Oppression because of threats. Threats have been a normal thing since 2020.
What I said and still stand on is that I am
TIRED of saying the same thing over and over again.
We are too relaxed for a country suffering so much. There is no reason whatsoever on earth for Nigerians to continue to accept the unconscionable level of corruption, oppression and inhumane treatment that has been inflicted on us all these years. And all I’m saying is until we are all ready to take action, I will be cheering on from the sidelines.
I have gone through so so much personally these last couple of years and I’m finally recovering and thankfully beginning to find some peace and happiness which I intend to enjoy as fully as I can without anyone’s permission.
Lastly, most interviews of me you see now are from 2-3 years ago. I have no idea why they are bringing them up now but it doesn’t matter. I stand by all I have ever said. Just be careful that you don’t read only the headlines which are mostly false or misleading.
I have shed some weight so you would know if it’s a recent interview. (I remember body-shaming me was one of the tools APC Slaves used to defend their Masters when they had no logical argument)
Anyway, I will keep you updated on my journey of artistic redefinition and hopefully other exciting stuff 😁
But till then, astalavi 🤍✌🏾
This was the day I finally decided to take a break. Since 2020 I have dedicated my art and platform to speaking up against injustice, bad governance and societal ills.
I remember all of it even during the 2023 Elections. There is nothing I will say now that I haven’t already said. And even though I know I can continue to do that, it just gets tiring.
A few of us can’t keep begging the Majority of Nigerians to earn their own freedom.
The oppressors will never let it go so easily. They are nothing without corruption and that is why they will stop at nothing to continue to enable the rot in our society at the expense of the Nation’s success and prosperity.
How can a few politicians continue to ruin the lives of over 200 Million Nigerians and do it so brazenly without any resistance! I’m sure they also cannot believe their luck.
Until Nigerians get rid of the survival mentality which conditions us to automatically operate on survival mode instead of a sane and enabling environment that gives every Nigerian the opportunity to succeed, then we are truly not ready.
Router is dead.
Laptop is dead.
Phone is on life support.
Fuel is 1390 per litre
12+ hours without power supply. 💀
And somehow, we’re expected to compete with young people in other countries who have 24/7 access to electricity, stable internet and functioning infrastructure.
How exactly are we supposed to compete? 🤡💀
1 liter of fuel in Iran: ₦38.
1 liter of fuel in Libya: ₦32.
1 liter of fuel in Saudi: ₦823.
1 liter of fuel in Nigeria: ₦1,500.
Minimum wage in Iran: ₦165,000.
Minimum wage in Libya: ₦210,000.
Minimum wage in Saudi: ₦1.4 million.
Minimum wage in Nigeria: ₦70,000.
Min. wage in Iran will buy 4,342 liters.
Min. wage in Libya will buy 6,562 liters.
Min. wage in Saudi will buy 1700 liters.
Min. wage in Nigeria will buy 46 liters.
The four are oil producing nations.
My biggest fear for Nigeria is no longer how bad things are.
It is that the Nigerians who have never known anything better are becoming the majority.
They have no memory of what functional looks like. No reference point for what they should expect.
And you cannot demand a standard you don’t even know exists.