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[D. @Lush_Beauty1]

The most unseen privilege in life: a supportive family.

[YOM🗣️ @ThaBoyYom]

Exam hall.. Special centre

Folks would still pray and ‘commit the papers in God’s hands’ anyways.

[YOM🗣️ @ThaBoyYom]

I’ll rather read a book written by Olamide Baddo..

Yes! Tell me what the struggle was like making it as a poor kid from Bariga, from being a studio rat to a boss

That mental transitioning making it out of the hood.. How he dealt with family, peers, envy and all… I can tap inspiration from that easily!

Make I buy book wey Otedola write ?

FEMI OTEDOLA ?

[BIG INI @ini_cash]

That Orchestra tour will be so mad. 🪖

[Peetah Law @peetahlaw__]

One thing you can't take away from Asake, is the intentionality in his art. He's showing us the changes too much money brings into a man's life. From the rollout, to artwork to the art itself, is screaming money. Afrobeats, but money modified Afrobeats. His tempo dropped,everything is so calm, and he's flowing without stress.
He's just thanking God like; I knew the money would come, but I never thought it'd be this huge.

[DEBOLA! @DontsleeponBola]

That’s the type of music he wants to sing now
If you’ve been following his sound (lead singles) Why love and Worship
You would notice he made more use of instruments.
It’s always good to follow an album from the lead singles
It connects you with the album better.

[Kagan @KaganTech]

Final tweet of the day... And I hope you see this.

Men, I beg you in the name of God... Prioritize yourself. Your health, your happiness, your peace. I understand society has you wired to be a provider and put everyone else before yourself. But, you will just die like chicken, and for nothing too.

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

“As sweet as I am I’m very strict. It’s really lonely at the top and if you want to remain at the top, you have to be guarded and disciplined. It’s going to be very boring because you won’t have any friends. I’m very disciplined to the extent that sometimes I’m afraid of myself”

— Funke Akindele.

[Abass @jayebros]

@Tunde_OD In Alhaji Pasuma’s last year album, he sang “ Ko saye, Ninu aye, Iwo lo ma ja fun aye Ninu aye, karaye ma lole e kuro Ninu aye” meaning “there’s no free space in the world, you have to fight for your own space”

[Muna @Munalozy]

Slow burn please. Because i want someone who falls in love with the little things that they only discover when they really get to know me and still choose me after showing my different personalities including the not too perfect ones.

I want a love that is gentle, genuine, and built step by step, where the emotional connection comes before physical attraction. And I want this to happen gradually.

I don't know if it's just me, but if things are rushed at first sight, I lose interest with the speed of light. I prefer things to grow gradually and naturally over time.

Slow burn>>>>>>>>

[ຸ @fvckfemi_]

i am naturally a distant person so if I have ever talked to u daily it must've been bcus I thought you were worth it

[Green @xygort]

If you want to find love, don’t set out to locate the grand feeling itself. That search is too heavy, too abstract, and it often leaves you feeling disappointed before anything sparkling has a chance. Love rarely appears all at once. It grows out of smaller, intimate choices.

[k. @korie_tweets]

gratitude. shining.

[Mr. Possible @Mrpossidez]

In life, and especially with people, anything you try to secure through force becomes fragile. Anything you grip too tightly begins to slip. Anything you fear losing becomes heavier than it truly is. Security is in a sense, like breathing. To hold your breath is to lose it.

[Green @xygort]

My lover and I, we complete each other. She excites me in ways I am unable to explain to you without the risk of being accused of exaggeration. I enjoy her. We share common interests in life. And there's this thing where we desperately want to see the best for each other.

[Sureboyy 🪖🪖 @Asarailu_HipHop]

You’ve said it all, listening to it multiple times I just can’t stop opening my mouth in awe at the insane level of artistry and authenticity that’s embedded in this project.

Like I once said, Asake’s and Wizkid’s friendship and eventual collaboration was really needed for the culture

REAL is here, enjoy every moment of the journey, cause it embodies real African music coupled with the beautiful synergy between two great pioneer of Afrobeat worldwide. This is a blessing!

STAY REAL 🪖🦅

[the.miji @TheMijii]

Hey, I’m Miji and I really hope the algorithm shows you my music. Please repost if you love.

[First Of His Kind @beatsbysarz]

19 lessons from 19 years as a music producer in the Nigerian music industry

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

I’ve noticed something.

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala studied at Harvard, ran Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance, now leads the WTO yet when she speaks, she is unapologetically Nigerian.
Same with Chimamanda Adichie. Global mind. Nigerian soul.

But watch some people who left Nigeria 6 months ago suddenly full foreign accent, complete rebrand, identity reset.

Here’s the hard truth nobody tells you:
No matter how much accent you acquire, that society will never fully accept you as one of them.

Authenticity is not a disadvantage.
It’s leverage.

Indians understood this early. They went global without deleting themselves, accent, culture, confidence intact. And today, they dominate boardrooms, tech, medicine, and politics worldwide.

Trying to sound “less Nigerian” doesn’t make you global.
It makes you forgettable.

The world rewards originals, not imitations.

Be excellent. Be global.
But be yourself first.

Nigeria needs to hear this.