Men are no longer desperate for women.
And modern women are absolutely losing their minds over it.
For the first time in human history, the average man would rather be ALONE than be with the average modern woman.
And that single shift has collapsed an entire empire of female entitlement.
Men realized they were begging for crumbs of affection from women who bring nothing but chaos, bills, and body count to the table.
And now women are sitting in apartments at 28, 30, 32, with a cat, a wine glass, and a TikTok that says
Where have all the good men gone??
The men didn't go anywhere. They just stopped playing a rigged game where they have to be perfect and women get to be flawed and still be called a prize.
And that is what is driving women INSANE.
I have been paying my late uncle's wife's two children's school fees since 2024. Each term costs me about 240,000 naira covering both fees and books.
Earlier this year in February, she came to me with a plan. She wanted to start a business so she could lift the burden off my neck. She needed 500,000 naira. I gave her without hesitation.
Last term, she told me not to bother with the school fees anymore. She was ready to handle it herself. She had started selling thrift wears in the market.
Today she called and said she wanted to buy fuel for my car. I casually sent my account details.
This woman shocked me: She sent 50,000 naira.
She launched her boutique last week. She said it was her own way of saying thank you.
Some people will restore your faith in humanity when you least expect it.
Above all, love God.
@Adaeze_michael This one just hates on anything related to Arsenal. Why the need to say some jumped to coach big team? Won't you prefer their kind of grace instead of coming up gradually. It's sort of beefing, you can prove your point without running down others.
Arsenal fans,
Why are you under a Chelsea fan page explaining how you have a better team.
we are champions. We don't explain shit.
Stop feeding rage bait content.
Block, mute and ignore them.
Protect your TL this season. Focus on the arsenal, not the trolls. COYG🔴⚪
@TheMuNrAi99 Unfortunately, he’s not a yahoo boy, is there any law that states anyone suspected of doing yahoo should be killed at sight! These our police needs revamp o.
@Adaeze_michael This same attack reached the final of UCL, lost on penalties to the same team with the same attack, you called better, that couldn’t score open play goal, and won EPL last season. It’s your opinion. No one had it all.
@SirLeoBDasilva That was Rodin or Rodent he called himself, I blocked him straightaway. They’re all hungry, looking for engagements to put food on their tables. Nothing for them if their posts doesn’t involve Arsenal.
@kenkenlewu Terrible people. That's how a family sued a man that he caused their son's death. The man packed his car in his garage and this lad went there and drove it away, along the line the brake failed and the lad died in the process. How'd that the owner's fault.
Why Spend 21 Years in School Only to Graduate Into Unemployment? Think about it.
From nursery to primary, high school to college, university to master's—the average African child spends 16 to 21 years in school.
That’s two decades of waking up early, wearing uniforms, cramming textbooks, writing exams… only to graduate into a world that doesn’t even respect the paper you’ve collected.
And what are we taught in those 20 years?
The same outdated syllabus recycled again and again.
We study for exams, not for life.
We memorize theories, not skills.
We’re tested on what we can remember, not on what we can create.
By the time you finish, technology has already leapfrogged everything you learned. The jobs you were preparing for? Gone. The industries you studied? Obsolete.
So you end up with thousands of graduates, caps in the air, gowns flowing, big smiles for photos… then silence.
No jobs. No opportunities. Just certificates hanging on walls like decorations for a party that ended too soon.
The irony? We call it “education.”
But what kind of education prepares you for a life that no longer exists?
Africa doesn’t need students who can pass exams after 21 years of school.
Africa needs young people who can adapt quickly, think critically, and create solutions now.
We don’t need 21 years of studying theories of agriculture. We need 6 months of learning how to actually grow food.
We don’t need endless lectures on economics. We need practical lessons on how to run a business.
We don’t need decades in classrooms memorizing history. We need years of writing our own future.
Time is the one subject the current education system never taught us.
And we’ve already lost too much of it.
“Education should shorten the path to opportunity—not delay it.”
Courtesy: Elvis W.