Being a womaniser is too expensive and time consuming. Being faithful to one woman is cheaper. I don't advise Entrepreneurs, World changers to be players. Stay true to your life purpose. One way to do that is to stay true to your woman. One good woman is thousand rubies.
@Omojuwa When your team gets outplayed, the referee suddenly becomes the Man of the Match. Funny how the conspiracy theories only start after the final whistle.
@lynn130415 In the Premier League era alone, Arsenal have finished below 5th several times:
* 6th in 2017–18
* 8th in 2019–20
* 8th in 2020–21
This simply means you started supporting Arsenal in 2022
@PoojaMedia “Arsenal fans have been celebrating Chelsea’s 10th-place finish longer than they’ve celebrated a Champions League trophy. For obvious reasons.”
@Omojuwa “Arsenal’s biggest achievement in the last two decades is convincing people that finishing second with good football is somehow more respectable than actually winning trophies.”
@YusufMBuhari “A good leader who is truly delivering measurable results deserves support — but in a democracy, support should never replace accountability. Citizens are not opposition for asking questions; they are stakeholders demanding better governance.”
Nigerian tech life is funny 😭
Your laptop is on 5%
Generator is on 2%
Data balance is on 100MB
…but your client in the UK is typing:
“Just a quick fix before EOD.”
@OgarEmmaOwogeka And you be lawyer o - merely being the founder or public face of a group does not automatically make someone criminally liable for every action allegedly carried out by supporters or affiliated pages. Criminal liability generally requires evidence of direct involvement.
“Tech bros in Nigeria don’t even ask “how are you?” anymore 😭
It’s now:
‘You dey remote?’
‘Your stack?’
‘Who’s hiring?’
‘Can you refer me?’
Love language has become LinkedIn Premium 💀”
@abiodunjb@Alhajirostova The real question is: what kind of economy are students graduating into afterward?
In countries like the USA or parts of Europe, graduates at least have stronger industries, better job opportunities, research funding, and systems that can help them repay those loans over time.
@Alhajirostova The issue is even that If students get loans but graduate into an economy with shrinking opportunities, the deeper structural problem still remains.
@Flohairs Nobody is denying that reforms are necessary. The real debate is whether these reforms are being implemented competently, transparently, and with enough protection for ordinary Nigerians.
@prinxe_B Sometimes Nigerians spend more energy defending politicians than demanding better outcomes.
Whether gas is 1600 or 2000, it’s still painfully high for millions of people in a gas-producing nation.
@renoomokri Interesting how corruption allegatns only become “unforgivable” when it’s someone we politically dislike.
If we truly want accountability in Nig, it shouldn’t depend on party, tribe, or personal bias.
The real question is:
Are we applying the same standards to EVERY politician ?
Computer science degrees are slowly becoming the new “typing certificates.”
Harsh truth:
Companies don’t care how long you studied anymore.
They care about what you can BUILD.
AI just accelerated that reality.
Most people use AI to save time.
Smart people use AI to print leverage.
The difference?
One asks ChatGPT:
“Write this for me.”
The other asks:
“How do I replace 10 hours of work forever?”
2026 belongs to people who automate their brain, not just their tasks. 🚀
@OgbeniDipo True progressivism should focus on accountability, economic relief, good governance, and policies that benefit ordinary Nigerians — not just political victories ahead of 2027. Nigerians deserve leadership that delivers tangible progress, not just campaign promises.