@stephmurrayyyy Babies deserve to be properly washed at the end of the day just how we like to be too. Poop, pee, sweat, food crumbs, milk dribbles. Imagine wanting a refreshing wash before bed but you canโt talk or be mobile โน๏ธ
No Iโll say it. My first did not bathe at all until 6 months, and then IDK, every week or so until she was a toddler? They donโt really get dirty until they start eating food and crawling around. My second probably more, because she had an older sister who wanted to bathe with her for fun and also creatively got her dirty, but still on the order of weekly at best.
From defending her bossโs friendship with Epstein, to spinning stories about Gaza condoms, to verbally abusing journalists in the briefing room, here areย Trump's outgoing press secretary Karoline Leavittโs worst moments in less than 2 minutes, from Zeteo:
Things are very easy to do once you're a nepo baby. Mo Abudu was born in the UK and schooled there. She came back to Nigeria and got employed as HR in ExxonMobil. She worked for about seven years, which is enough to build something. If you're not solid financially and you leave your job to go after your purpose, you'll cry bitter tears. I remember my mentor always telling me that you cannot fuel your passion unless you've made money.
When elite circles treat being named in abuse files as a badge of honor, youโre not looking at culture โ youโre looking at moral collapse.
This isnโt about class, status, or โsocial circles.โ
This is about a politicalโpower project that normalizes exploitation, mocks accountability, and sneers at One-God moral boundaries.
When childrenโs suffering becomes trivia and silence becomes prestige,
๐ civilization is already in free fall.
No spin. No gaslighting.
โ๏ธ Truth always outlives corruption.
๐ฅ Exposure is just the beginning.
#NoMoreRedactions #ProtectTheChildren #AccountabilityNow
Yeah. Nigerians aren't angry enough. That is why dumb nepo babies are all around telling you to your face that you don't hustle enough, or stop demarketting Nigeria, or why didn't your own father hustle.
And I saw this even when I was in Nigeria. I would be in a group of young people complaining and cussing out the government and five minutes later they would see someone in government and rush to genuflect and drool. And then I would be the rude one who liked burning bridges, the one with no manners, with no respect. Nigeria leaders, their agents, their children and their lovers are bold because Nigerians let them.
Nigerians are not angry enough. That is why they laugh around the children of those who make life unbearable for them or at least profit from the country being a horrendous place to live.
I love also how other Africans are increasingly calling out Nigerians online for being loud and proud about a completely dysfunctional, violent, country, while they cannot even show half the development in the capitals of their much smaller, poorer neighbours. Other Africans are getting tired of the giant of Africa lie and the arrogance of Nigerians online and elsewhere.
As it is today, I cannot in good conscience recommend Nigeria as a travel destination for a foreigner wanting to experience Africa. Because I know that unless that foreigner has a personal guide to shield them from the violence and extreme dysfunction, it will end in tears.
If you see someone hellbent on silencing people who are complaining about the real problems Nigeria has, just look for how they are benefiting from the dysfunction.