One reason I barely go to peoples houses till date is this, when I was younger, had this friend that used to stay with his uncle, they were rich rich and the boy Dey sponsor our outing once once, so we used to hangout together a lot… one day, bro said I should come sleep over o, na so I leave my papa house go their house go sleep… next morning after morning devotion, the uncle said he’s looking for 100k o… sweat from the phantom realm just soak my body for early morning 🤣🤣🤣
Now they didn’t say I took it, but they made funny comments like “and money no Dey loss for this house o” and I caught my sub…
Went back home later that day and told my dad what happened at my sleepover, my dad just calmly said that I stole the money, omo I was shocked o, I told dear old daddy that I didn’t take the money o… and then my dad said something that has been etched in my mind till date “YOU LEFT YOUR COMFORT ZONE AND WENT TO THEIR HOUSE, WHATEVER THEY SAID YOU DID, YOU DID IT” and that was enough for me…. Before I come your house come pass the night ehn, you go pour libation 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@modelstrangers As beautiful as it is, this X account reveals the devastating impact a lack of spirituality has on a society. Our people desperately need unity under the banner of Jesus Christ.
Thank God for Sammy Larry’s life. He’s sound and healthy, and I’m truly grateful. I’m so glad the enemy’s attempts to bring you down didn’t succeed, and that you didn’t have to suffer for something you weren’t responsible for. Your resilience and strength are truly admirable.
"The only thing a man is looking for in a relationship or marriage is respect. Trust me, it's not intimacy, food, or several other things. Especially African women—that's why Indian and Pakistani women do better than us. You'll see them earning $200,000 while their husbands have no jobs, and they will still buy cars for their husbands with the utmost respect. But with African women, once they make money, the first person they disrespect is their husband."
— Canada-based Nigerian doctor, Zo.
it is an unwritten rule of life that after every prolonged period of hardship and uncertainty, there is going to be a period when you are going to achieve quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life. the only requirement is that you do not give up on yourself
About a year ago, I raised concerns about the rapid encroachment of some parts of Makoko toward the Third Mainland Bridge, especially the structures built directly beneath high-tension power lines. My concern then, and now, has always been rooted in safety, public health, and environmental responsibility.
Communities like Makoko already live with many vulnerabilities, and building under high-tension cables exposes residents to serious and avoidable risks. Speaking up was about highlighting those dangers early, so that lives are protected before tragedy strikes.
This year, the Lagos State Government has taken a preventive step by clearing structures within the high-tension corridor. While difficult, this action is aimed at reducing real and immediate danger. Prevention, in cases like this, is always better than cure.
It is also important to be accurate and fair in this conversation. Makoko has not been wiped out, as some reports suggest. Only the structures directly under the high-tension power lines were removed. Clear information matters, especially when discussing communities and livelihoods.
Meanwhile, I still want to know the purpose of the sand filling going on there. Who knows?
#ekoonibaje #makoko #demolition
Lagos girl never work you na why. During the whole time you are watching her, she will be behaving until you marry her. You will realize you married exactly what you were ranting against on twitter. 😔
🛑FULL CLIP OF OSIMHEN'S ACTION YESTERDAY✅
Watch this video⚽
Many people have been deceived with that 13 seconds "it's a team game" clip.
🪩1st scene: Counter attack. Bruno is in an unfamiliar zone as he runs forward.
🪩2nd scene: Bruno gets the ball in a shooting position. And decides to shoot (as a defender he is). The same thing Bassey did when he played for Fulham a few weeks ago. Chukwueze took it as a banter and joke. However the context is different here.
🪩3rd scene: Osimhen shouts at loud at him. Considerable enough. But he doesn't stop there.
🪩4th scene: Attack continues through a corner. And it seems like Lookman is not happy with OSIMHEN'S bash at Bruno.
🪩5th scene: Osimhen continues to shout. Ndidi tries coming in but he is shoved away. Bruno comes back again but Bassey sends him back
🪩Final scene: Osimhen continues to walk lackadaisically while play is going on even in an intense attack, hence Adam's beautiful curler at goal
He finally gets subbed
Zaidu Sanusi says a few words to Lookman.
Like @OneJoblessBoy said, I'll pay a top fee to hear what he told Lookman.
Goodluck to the Super eagles of Nigeria.