THE NATION

WE ARE THE YORUBA BOY NATION.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

You are a dragon my brother, I believe I saw you flying in an episode of game of thrones. https://t.co/Va8JIqhhCV

[𝔡𝔞𝔰𝔥𝔱𝔥𝔢𝔩𝔢𝔤𝔢𝔫𝔡⚡️ @FASCO_DASH]

Since Yoruba boys = demons. What is a Hausa Boy and a Fulani boy. I'm a Mixture of all 3, so what then do you call me? #replytweet RT

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

By Making Excuses for Unverified Certificates, We Are Planting Poison in the Soul of Our Society

A nation that tolerates unverified academic credentials at any level of leadership, regardless of who is involved, risks destroying the very standards upon which a society is built. The issue is not about an individual. It is about standards, accountability, and the values we choose to pass on to the next generation.

We cannot continue to excuse blurred, missing, questionable, or unverified credentials simply because they belong to someone we support. The process through which people attain positions of responsibility matters greatly. How we get into leadership is as important as what we do with leadership.

If we normalise the abandonment of basic verification today, tomorrow we may have professors who never attended a university, doctors who never studied medicine, and judges who never studied law.

That is the dangerous precedent we must never allow. Nigeria cannot sacrifice its future on the altar of today's transactional politics. We must build a society where truth is not partisan, standards are not negotiable, and accountability applies equally to everyone.

History will judge us not only by those we defended, but by the principles we were willing to defend. We must choose truth over convenience, standards over sentiments, and the future over political expediency.

A New Nigeria is possible, but only if we are willing to do the right thing, even when it is inconvenient. -PO

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Hdmodel1 Okay, I came up with a better one, can you focus on the point I was trying to make now?
https://t.co/vlfKHaldti

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@sugabelly I'm sorry for this example, a better one:
"I think women exaggerate this thing of Uber drivers/Dispatch riders being rude. As a man, I have never had a rude Uber driver/Dispatch rider, on the contrary, I always see women being very disrespectful to them."

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Mimee_ilo Okay, I came up with a better one, can you focus on the point I was trying to make now?
https://t.co/vlfKHakFDK

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@sugabelly I'm sorry for this example, a better one:
"I think women exaggerate this thing of Uber drivers/Dispatch riders being rude. As a man, I have never had a rude Uber driver/Dispatch rider, on the contrary, I always see women being very disrespectful to them."

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@JasmineOnyinye1 @sugabelly Okay, I came up with a better one, can you focus on the point I was trying to make now?
https://t.co/vlfKHakFDK

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@sugabelly I'm sorry for this example, a better one:
"I think women exaggerate this thing of Uber drivers/Dispatch riders being rude. As a man, I have never had a rude Uber driver/Dispatch rider, on the contrary, I always see women being very disrespectful to them."

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@sugabelly I'm sorry for this example, a better one:
"I think women exaggerate this thing of Uber drivers/Dispatch riders being rude. As a man, I have never had a rude Uber driver/Dispatch rider, on the contrary, I always see women being very disrespectful to them."

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@sugabelly "I think women exaggerate this sexual harassment thing. As a man, I've never been sexually harassed by other men, it is in fact women who have inappropriately touched me and made uncomfortable remarks."

It's almost like I just invalidated the lived experience of another gender.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@JasmineOnyinye1 @sugabelly Kindly provide another examples, thanks.
https://t.co/WTkylFFTd8

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Mimee_ilo Kindly provide another complaint women have that is exclusively about men, I will use that instead. The point still stands, you should not invalidate the lived experience of a group you are not a member of based on "I can't relate".

P.S. please find attached.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Hdmodel1 Kindly provide another example if you can, thanks.
https://t.co/wTZR7jYBS9

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Mimee_ilo Kindly provide another complaint women have that is exclusively about men, I will use that instead. The point still stands, you should not invalidate the lived experience of a group you are not a member of based on "I can't relate".

P.S. please find attached.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Mimee_ilo Kindly provide another complaint women have that is exclusively about men, I will use that instead. The point still stands, you should not invalidate the lived experience of a group you are not a member of based on "I can't relate".

P.S. please find attached.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Babajiide Hi Babajide, according to your linkedin your professional expertise is always divided into multiple places at the exact same time. Are you also an artisan or is it only a problem when your subordinates do it?

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Melo_Malebo My brother in apartheid, you are a queer South African, you are literally the poster child of Diversity and Inclusion.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@ProbablyDafe So many of you in these comments agreeing you're inferior to Caucasians. The only difference between you and them is that they held their leaders accountable, they killed their corrupt elites time and time again. The ball is in your court.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Danysleek Femco didn't steal any money.
You people need to stop with these foolish narratives.
They even released an audit. You're just allowing yourselves to be used by Nigerian politicians and cause division.
Do better.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@BigTJdaGreat I'm referring to "foundational black Americans" specifically, those of you that do not believe you are from Africa, please what have any of you contributed? Africans immigrants in America are literally one of the highest educated immigrant groups.
https://t.co/1CuCsSyU1c

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

You can insult Africans all you want, the white supremacists you're trying to please will not pick you.
You and your fellow pick-me foundational black Americans are never doing anything worthy of note. Never contributing to Science, Technology, Art or literature, just bigotry.

[Tarsha ☀️🌛✨ @TruthSeeker4u2]

All jokes aside I wonder how these taste 🍪 #mudcookies I don’t know but the thought of it got me gagging. Have anyone ever tried these.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

Affirmative action was repealed. So white supremacists believe Universities are breaking the law because they just love diversity so much? Looooool.

[🌴 Josh Lekach 🌴 @JoshLekach]

I DELETED THE POST ABOUT THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY KID AT HIS REQUEST

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@Ifechideere The "North Africans" in question are the Barbary/Ottoman Corsairs, who were mostly Arabs and Europeans, united by the Muslim faith under the Ottoman Empire. They also raided and enslaved Black/Sub sarahan Africans, so please, what is your point?

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@frau_ug Women not being able to open and carry things somehow that they should be entirely capable of. Women not being able to kill rodents etc.
I could go on and on, but you will still argue none of these things are weaponized incompetence.

[THE NATION @YORUBABOYNATION]

@frau_ug Women not bothering themselves with the maintenance and repair of their own electronic gadgets. Electrical appliances in the home, repair of furniture and structural integrity of the home are also things they don't know how to do for some reason.