Adinoyi

Engineer | Creative Artist | Entrepreneur | Football Enthusiast | Liverpool Fan

[Chibuike @immazems]

@Bashir_GS Nigerians, you can see that there is no reason why you shouldn't have ambulances, fire trucks and patrol vehicles?

Your politicians just don't think you life is that valuable.

[Bashir Garba Sufyan @Bashir_GS]

Good morning concerned citizens.

See where your subsidy money has gone to. BMW, Range Rover, GMC, ACURA all as campaign vehicles. I have never seen such, we spend money like we are Arabs.

Meanwhile the UN just confirmed that 17.9m Nigerians have fallen into dimensional poverty under this administration, this is the highest increase in the whole world.

If we don’t send these people out of government, wallahi we won’t have a country again.

[Adinoyi @UY_Ahmy]

No wonder

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

I Am In Debt After Spending Over ₦300 Million On A Cinema Film Without Making A Profit — Veteran Actor Jide Kosoko Laments

Veteran Nollywood actor Jide Kosoko has revealed how he and his investors suffered financial losses after taking his movie, Leko Esu Gbayi, to the cinema.

Speaking during an interview, the actor disclosed that producing and releasing the film cost more than ₦300 million, stressing that the money was provided by investors who expected to make returns from the project.

When the interviewer expressed surprise at the huge amount, Kosoko explained that the investors were not simply giving him money but had entered into a business arrangement with him.

He said, “They did business, and we took the film to the cinema. Different things happened.”

Asked what went wrong, the veteran actor revealed that the movie failed to generate enough revenue to cover their investment, while the little money they made was shared among those involved.

“We didn’t earn our money, and the little we earned was split,” he lamented.

Kosoko went on to humorously describe his financial predicament, singing about how he could be seen dancing despite being in debt. “As I am, if you hear someone with debt dancing, it’s me,” he sang, before clarifying that the situation was not exactly about owing money.

According to him, the people who worked on the production had been paid for their services, but the project failed to deliver the financial breakthrough they had hoped for.

He added that the experience had continued to weigh on his mind, suggesting that the outcome was something he thought about frequently.

When the interviewer pressed him on what happened to the cinema earnings and who was responsible for the distribution, Kosoko acknowledged the significant investments made by cinema operators.

“I won’t deceive anyone, but truly, those who own the cinemas have huge investments,” he said.

[Fabrizio Prabono @fabrizioprabono]

I'm convinced that this man right here is on the same level as Leonardo da Vinci, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Phytagoras, Archimedes now.🤩🔥

[Adémọ́lá. @OgbeniDemola]

@am_abdulbaki12 I have never seen anyone fighting for their right to behead their fellow human this bad. You are sick, you need help, this isn’t normal.

[BIG JOE OF LAGOS✌️🇳🇬®️ @JosephOnuorah]

In this generation, educated persons are convinced that

Raising fuel prices 6x is reforms
Raising taxes is reforms
Keep borrowing cost at 28% is reform
Running 3 budgets at once is reform
Buying passport booklet for 230$ is reforms

Every govt incompetence is tagged ‘reforms’

[Adinoyi @UY_Ahmy]

No, I guess they'll behead them?

[Firdausee Yahaya @honeeybuch]

So if two people were caught having illicit sex in a church people will just look, laugh and pass? 🤔

[King Sholz 🫅🏾 @Kingsholzy]

Be wise!

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

In functional societies, people use their income to improve their quality of life. In dysfunctional societies, a significant portion of that income goes into compensating for the government's failures.

[SAM DIAMOND 💎 @Samdiamond1208]

#EndSARS they murdered our youth and called a live video photoshop and “deepfake”. The Nigerian government and the APC are destroyers of young Nigerian lives. We remember those gruesomely müřddered at the #Lekkitollgatassacre

[Adinoyi @UY_Ahmy]

You don't read poetry to a man holding a gun at you, we learnt the hard way in 20.20.20, and now the gunmen are bolder.

#EndSARSMemorial

[iDAN 🦸🏽 @dangbanamanager]

You need to be extremely violent and brutal to remove APC from power.

[Maxvayshia™ @maxvayshia]

If not for impunity, disunity and tribalism wey we wan use kpai ourselves, APC no even suppose get mind campaign for second term.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

No university lecturer or teacher in Nigeria can afford to buy a brand-new car on their salary alone, not even with car financing.

They can barely make ends meet.

The very people entrusted with educating our children are suffering.

[+234 nigga🎀 @martinnsSzn]

2 months to election guys, please don’t vote tinubu again

[Bright🎀 @callme_dcb7]

Brother, we have forgotten. If we never forget Tinubu no go win for 2023 mere 3 years after this event.
We are useless as a people.

[MUKHTASAR MALCOLM ALKALI @MalcolmAlkalee]

Bulama once said that if care is not taken in the North, one day these bandits will become rebels in charge of the whole northern region. That takeover is near, and it is coming. 90% of them are Fulani, but whenever you mention their tribe, someone will call you tribal. The hypocrite MiyettiAllah and some politicians are backing them. They will bring religion into this and use it against anyone who opposes them. Munafukai.

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

People will fight harder to protect a system that exploits them if you convince them that the system is part of their identity.

[Adinoyi @UY_Ahmy]

That's a hard debate tho

[HANNAH 😍 @akinz_babe]

I'm a Messi fan but let's be honest,

Ronaldo is better than Garnacho

[Adinoyi @UY_Ahmy]

Keep your Yamal, I'll take my Messi, no player in world football comes close to Messi right now

[Freeman💙❤️ @freemanculer]

Only player better than Messi currently is Lamine Yamal
No one else comes close👍