OPEN LETTER TO @jon_d_doe
I've been thinking about this for a while, and I wanted to share my thoughts with you directly before taking a step back.
We've been mutuals for a long time. I've defended you on several occasions, supported your work, and stayed loyal even when things got tense. That's why it hurts to see the pattern of public call-outs and open disrespect you've shown toward mutuals including me. The last time you called me out publicly, I corrected you that day and reminded you that issues like that are better handled in the DMs. I still believe that approach builds healthier communities.
On that same day, I noticed @ekun_II faced similar treatment. It made me realize that if it can happen repeatedly to others, my own turn might not be far off. Rather than wait for that moment, I've decided to unfollow you (I've already done so by the time you read this). I'd appreciate it if you unfollowed me as well and block as your normal pattern.
No one here is envious of you, and nobody expects you to know it all. Positive criticism should always be welcome, it's how we all grow. But acting like you're lord over everyone, disrespecting people who have contributed to your growth, stayed loyal, and helped build your community isn't the way. I've watched you fall out with at least 10 mutuals that I know of, and I've chosen not to interfere or take sides in those situations. I usually stay quiet when mutuals have misunderstandings, but I can't ignore the consistent pattern anymore.
You've helped people grow their accounts and contributed meaningfully to society in the past, and I genuinely thank you for that. But helping others doesn't give anyone the right to treat them like subordinates or "dogs." We're all here as equals.
I also suspect the anonymity makes it easier to move this way. If there was a real face attached to the brand, I doubt the approach would be the same.
Pride seems to have overtaken the humility that once made you admirable. Because of this, I've lost the respect and admiration I once had, despite acknowledging the good you've done.
I wish you the best in your endeavors and continued success in whatever you build. Take care.
A Yahoo boy successfully defrauded his foreign client of $80,000.
He needed an account to receive the money, so he reached out to an Aza man. The Aza man received the funds but turned around and told him the account was frozen and the money was gone.
The Yahoo boy knew it was a lie. He brought the police to arrest the Aza man, but the family quickly bailed him out for 1 million naira.
Now he has hired cultists to hunt the Aza man down, and the guy has been on the run ever since.
Here is my question: Why are Yahoo boys so enraged when someone steals from them, yet they steal from others without blinking?
This man defrauded someone abroad. Another person turned around and did the same thing to him, and now he is ready to k*ll over it.
Above all, love God.
The major reason why meat from female goats are tougher is age. Some are slaughtered before their first birthday! Female goats on the other hand are investments. They're used for breeding and milk production. They are often slaughtered only when they are older or no longer productive. By then, they would have developed more cross-linked collagen in their connective tissues, which makes the meat tougher and less soluble during cooking.
The second reason is connected to the first. The more the female goats get pregnant and lactate, the more fibrous muscle they develop, over time.This also increases the toughness of their meat.
In a nutshell, if you slaughter a male and a female goat of the same age, you may not notice much difference in the toughness of their meat.
To make the meat tender faster, cut unripe pawpaw or pineapple peel to the meat. Papain from pawpaw and bromelin from pineapple are proteolytic enzymes that will break down the tough fibrous muscles. You'll definitely notice the difference
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From as far back as uni, I have always been seen as a dead guy by some of my classmates, roommates and friends because I don't do what most boys my age did. I don't smoke, drink, take drugs, or womanize. Rather, I'm more of an introvert and hardly go out.
Sometimes, they ask me how do I get passed a hard time if I don't smoke or drink. And I tell them I love listening to music and they'll just call me a boring guy.
But guess who got expelled back in uni because they were caught with drugs?
Guess who almost ran mad due to smoking something he wasn't used to and had to drop out from school and went to rehab?
Guess who got a woman pregnant due to his womanizing lifestyle and is now a baby daddy against his wish and now has to be responsible for another human being whereas he's not financially stable enough to take care of himself?
Guess who calls me for financial assistance when police stop them on the road for having weed in their cars?
One day, you all will understand that boring life people shame you for will save you from alot of unnecessary problems.
If my lovely wife had broken my heart when we were dating, this is what I would not have said:
"This girl broke my heart after all I spent on her"
Some of you young men are very stupid.
And that's why married men are fucking your girlfriends.
Broke senseless idiots.
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Tomorrow, Friday, February 13th is the first Yoruba Day of 2026 on X.
From 8am-12noon, we tweet in Yoruba, our mother tongue.
Who likes the idea?
#YorubaDun
The FUOYE Transition Committee announces the forthcoming inauguration of FUOYEโs 5th Substantive Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joshua Olalekan Ogunwole.
A new chapter of leadership begins.
#FUOYE#VCInauguration#NewLeadership
On this Holy day, I wish all Christians in Nigeria and around the world a Merry Christmas.
I thank God for the opportunity to serve as the leader of our great country, and I pray for peace in our land, especially between individuals of differing religious beliefs.
I stand committed to doing everything within my power to enshrine religious freedom in Nigeria and to protect Christians, Muslims, and all Nigerians from violence.
~ Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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My heart almost went out of my chest when I was listening to the names of those that won the grant.
Finally I heard my name then I felt a sign of relief.
The grants might look small but I'm happy and grateful to the organisers.
Still on the look for more business grants