THE HEADLINER!
ON A PLATTER OF BARS 3
VECTOR THA VIPER
📅 Friday, 16 October 2026
📍 Trib3 Lagos, VI
🎟️ Tickets Link: https://t.co/YcXbGfJdsS…
#OnAPlatterOfBars#BattleRapAfrica
Big man, spirit directs the physics of things just as inspiration and ideation made the aeroplane physically existent.
I can’t blame you for thinking as such though… dem don wound you with over sensationalization of things that should be simple to understand.
Lol
Happy New Month!
Welcome to October.
May this month bring you fresh opportunities, answered prayers, good health, peace of mind, and reasons to be genuinely grateful.
May everything you've been trusting God for begin to fall into place.
October will be kind to us.
Vector wasn’t just rapping on this one. He was talking to God. 🙏🏾 A whole prayer delivered in bars. He really put his prayer on a beat and let the bars carry it🤍🤍🔥
Meet me at the top- Vector, Da grin, Mode 9, Terry tha Rapman, Skales, Iceberg slim🎵(2010)
Laylow used to bring several artists together to make bangers…
I once knew a man who earned the kind of salary many professionals dream of.
Great pay.
Good benefits.
Official car.
From the outside, his job looked perfect.
But every Sunday evening, his mood changed because Monday was coming.
He hated the job so much that he spent most weekends searching for another one.
Yet leaving wasn’t easy.
He was the first of seven siblings, had a very sick mum, and was the breadwinner of his family.
That taught me something: an employee staying for years doesn’t necessarily mean they’re happy.
Sometimes, people stay because of bills, family responsibilities, security, and the fear of starting all over.
Don’t measure employee happiness by how long someone stays.
Some people aren’t staying because they love the job.
They’re staying because they simply can’t afford to leave. 💯
-Awa. K. Ndukwe