You're making money, living the good life, but when last did you check the one thing that pays for all of it? Your health.
Book a check-up this week. Here's what to test:
🩸 Blood pressure – high BP has no symptoms until it's serious
🍬 Blood sugar (fasting or HbA1c) – catch diabetes early ❤️ Cholesterol / lipid profile
🧪 Full blood count & 🫘 Kidney & liver function
🦠 STI screening – HIV, hepatitis B & C, syphilis, Gono, Etc..
🧬 Genotype – know it before you marry
⚖️ Weight, BMI & waist size 👁️ Eye test 🦷 Dental check-up
Ladies: breast exam and Pap smear/HPV test
Men 40+: prostate (PSA) check
Everyone 45+: colon cancer screening
Your wealth means nothing if you're not around to enjoy it. Go get checked and take good care of yourself 👍🏻
I think X needs to add notifications for unfollows and blocks.
If someone unfollows you, you should know immediately so you can do the right thing and unfollow them back.
Same thing with blocking. If you’re blocked, notify me so I can block you back.
Let everybody know where they stand.
@abikeade_mii Yes,i support it , e no really make sense for you to go behind my back and hit the unfollow button knowing fully well that i also followed you back 🙂↕️😏
Yoruba family hierarchy can be very funny.
You can be 30 years old and have a 22-year-old cousin who is technically your elder because of family order.
And everybody expects you to respect it.
You don’t argue.
You just say “Ẹ̀gbọ́n” and continue your life. 😂
1. You created an X account
2. You didn’t understand it
3. So left for few years or months
4. Then you returned
5. Now you are addicted to it you can’t do without it
Repost is this is you 😂
Things I fuck with about Twitter:
No contact syncing
Nobody knows you checked their profile
Nobody knows when you’re online
Congratulations are so easy to say
Fastest place to know what’s happening in the world
You can bookmark privately
You can mute people without unfollowing
Random tweets can lead to real opportunities
Twitter gets on my nerves sometimes but I can’t lie, I fuck with it
I think Nigeria needs to have a bigger conversation about what we’re actually preparing young people for.
A university degree is valuable.
But if someone graduates after four or five years and still doesn’t know how to communicate professionally, use basic digital tools, manage money or apply their knowledge to actual work, something is missing.
Education should connect to life.