I swear on all the 3,000 imaginary, man-made gods known to man that I believe in none of them…I write what I think, I don’t care what you choose to do…
The Nigerian Twitter space is flooded with these intellectual toddlers who think relationship hypotheticals equal content... “Who sits in front; mom or girlfriend?”
Bro, touch grass... Read a book or sleep... Learn something... The fact that you genuinely believe this question is worth asking publicly is proof that your brain is on airplane mode... Stop wasting everyone’s time with this nonsense…
The fact that it’s getting engagement says more about the audience as well; both operating on the same low frequency...
…when so much of life still feels strange, new, and unexplored, people become vulnerable…
…when everyday life feels like a constant first-time experience, it becomes hard for people to choose principles over survival…
…when so many things still feel new, strange, and out of reach, it’s easy to see why people struggle to put principles above immediate needs…
…when elevators, good roads, and simple modern experiences still feel like foreign territory to many adults, it becomes very easy to trade values for comfort…
…when so much of modern life still feels new and unexplored to the average person, it becomes dangerously easy for basics to buy loyalty, silence, or compromise...
I’m sorry for using your story in this context... I only wanted to point out how our collective poverty could make many of us selfish, and that’s why the government keeps getting away with so much because all they need to do is deny us basics and provide for minority in exchange of voice... It has nothing to do with your own experience, and I’m genuinely glad for you…
Omoo from a young age ba, my kids will be well exposed. In my 28 years of life, today is the very first time I entered an elevator. Haaa! 😂😂😂
I embarrassed myself. The moment it started moving, I wasn't expecting that slight vibration. Na so I shout! 😭 The guy inside looked at me and asked, "First time?" I just said, "Yes." Ahhh... shame wear me like Bubu gown. 😂
I was going to the 3rd floor. When the elevator door opened, I just stood there thinking someone else wanted to enter. The guy looked at me and said, "This is your destination." Ahhh! 😭😂
Everyone suddenly hates rough football and wants it all neat… But Pep ruined it with too many passes, and others complain the game has gone soft with players laughing before derbies… Lol…
What do you lot actually want?
This is a contact sport that runs on emotions... It’s allowed to be brutal... Most of the legends we praise today were straight-up dirty in their prime…
Like I said yesterday:
“Everything in life happens for a reason.”
I saw all the mockery & jubilation when I was suspended due to a false positive.
Will it stop me from helping people?
Certainly not.
But I know who is REAL and who is NOT.
God no go shame us.
I can’t be the only one who isn’t surprised by Vini’s transformation... From all the interview videos we’ve seen, he’s clearly a very emotional guy who cries easily... If doing that helps him feel better, then all the best to him... For the sake of his sanity though, he should really stay off social media…
Nigerians and their unnecessary fake gimmicks about who their enemy is… Just like inside religion: always fighting imaginary people... You leave digital footprints all over the internet, then act shocked when people talk about you... Lol, isn’t that pure madness?
Like I said yesterday:
“Everything in life happens for a reason.”
I saw all the mockery & jubilation when I was suspended due to a false positive.
Will it stop me from helping people?
Certainly not.
But I know who is REAL and who is NOT.
God no go shame us.
We have Europeans stealing from Africans for the betterment of their people (of course, themselves too). Still, we have Africans enabling Europeans to steal for their own benefit and not for the benefit of other Africans...
@IBinabo_Samm111 Lol, change mind that I do not longer find death terrifying... At the moment, the thought of it is scary which is why I observe basic survival skills… has nothing to do with religion; nothing can convince me there's a supreme being anywhere
As an atheist, I completely understand the pull of believing in an afterlife… The thought of simply not existing anymore is terrifying… I might change my mind when I’m old and suffering, but for now, I desperately want to keep living and experiencing the world for much longer than one human lifetime allows…
If you could fix just one everyday problem across African countries right now, what would it be — power, jobs, roads, corruption, healthcare, or something else? What’s your top pick and a realistic way to actually do it?
@DGodlessHeathen I am not scared but terrified in the sense that I observe basic human survival and stay out of trouble, crime that will lead to loss of life… It's the fear that drives most people to religion…
People are always quick to blame greed as Africa’s biggest problem…
But here’s a hypothesis worth testing: If greed were truly the root cause, why aren’t other greedy countries suffering the same level of dysfunction as many African nations?
Other parts of the world have greedy leaders, corrupt elites, and self-interested citizens too... Yet many of them still manage to build functioning systems, stable infrastructure, and growing economies… This suggests Africa’s challenges aren’t simply “greed”, they’re deeper structural, institutional, and historical issues that allow greed to destroy more than it builds... Greed exists everywhere, it's human’s trait… What differs is how societies constrain it through strong institutions, accountability, and the rule of law…