Aybee Davou

God, family and country. Never forget 20/10/2020. It's better to light one candle 🕯 than to curse the darkness. Victoria Concordia Crescit.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

I love this.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Happy one-month anniversary since Arsenal became 25/26 Premier League champions 🏆

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Happy one-month anniversary since Arsenal became 25/26 Premier League champions 🏆

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

The gunboat may have changed, but the policy remains.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

Whenever they tell you that politics is just a game of numbers, remember that your life and wellbeing constitutes that number they're mentioning in a flimsy manner.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

Where is the best spot to watch the UCL final in Jos city?

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@MrCharlesky Link?

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@EgoDriv 1. Roscoe
2. Billy
3. Bingo

Any would do. You're welcome.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

This illustrates the rapid decline of the Nigerian economy, than it does the Ghanaian economic growth.

[StatiSense @StatiSense]

🇬🇭 GHANA RAPIDLY CLOSING THE GDP GAP WITH 🇳🇬 NIGERIA (2010–2025)

Selected Years (Billion $)

2010
🇬🇭 Ghana — $45.45B
🇳🇬 Nigeria — $526.81B
Nigeria’s GDP was ~1059% larger than Ghana’s.

2015
🇬🇭 Ghana — $49.44B
🇳🇬 Nigeria — $696.09B
Nigeria’s GDP was ~1307% larger than Ghana’s.

2020
🇬🇭 Ghana — $70.01B
🇳🇬 Nigeria — $598.73B
Nigeria’s GDP was ~755% larger than Ghana’s.

2025
🇬🇭 Ghana — $111.96B
🇳🇬 Nigeria — $285.00B
Nigeria’s GDP was ~155% larger than Ghana’s.

Between 2020 and 2025:

Ghana’s GDP grew from $70B → $112B (+60%)
Nigeria’s GDP fell from $599B → $285B (−52%)

This illustrates Ghana’s rapid economic growth relative to Nigeria, significantly closing the GDP gap.

#Statisense
(IMF)

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

You shouldn't have bothered coming if you were gonna stop at the airport.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@Shareee Never learned from Martinez.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Max Dowman. The youngest ever goalscorer in the Premier League.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@oku_yungx Haram for haram

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

Sigmund Freud calls it the penis envy.

[Solace @lifeinsolace]

Why have we normalized seeing women join and dress like the groomsmen, but we don't see men joining and dressing like the bridesmaids?

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

Delete your drafts!
We don't win d match.

#ARSEVE

[Cynthia Ozumba @CynthiaOzumba]

Remote Sites Hiring Nigerians in 2026 (No Restrictions)

If you are looking for platforms that actually pay and don’t "red-flag" Nigerian IPs, here is your honest list: 👇

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@Wulengme Yes, I see it now.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

9996

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

Arsenal just invented a type of goal. It's called the corner one goal.

#LEEARS

[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

Nigeria: Attack on 3 Churches and abduction of 166 people

The Nigerian authorities must ensure that all the 166 people abducted from three churches at Kurmin Wali village of Kajuru local area council Kaduna nothern Nigeria are safely and securely rescued and reunited with their families. Those abducted include minors and pregnant women.

The incident which took place on Sunday 18 January 2026 during worship demonstrates, once again, the utter failure of Nigerian authorities to end the endemic impunity of killings and abductions.

Residents of the village and families of those abducted told Amnesty International that the gunmen invaded the village — and went from one church to another, dragging along all worshippers in the three churches raided. It is appalling that gunmen are still having a free rein across some rural areas of northern Nigeria.

Amnesty International condemns the desperate denial of the incident by the police and Kaduna state government. 

The latest mass abduction clearly shows President Bola Tinubu and his government have no effective plan for ending years of atrocities by armed groups and gunmen that killed thousands of people. Whatever security measures being implemented by President Tinubu and his government are clearly not working.

Authorities must also take immediate and concrete measures to prevent rampant abductions that are gradually becoming the norm in Nigeria.

[Aybee Davou @MansNotPokenose]

@oku_yungx Hope you are good Oku?