Odi BIG BABE🐻

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[throwbacks @solelynostalgia]

HOW LONG AGO??..

[Normal is boringgg👽 @Adaezeodum]

@Fayokunmii You lot are not tired of performance, always performing. There’s nothing wrong with your natural nails, lashes or hair. If you have insecurities on these you need to deconstruct and set yourself free not projecting it as a standard for others to join you.

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

Yeah I’m having a warm Christmas next year.

[Lilyallly❤️🇬🇧 @lilyally98]

I beg you all in the Name of God, let’s not forget the 165 Children of St MARY Catholic School still in Captivity by Fulani Kidnappers

Please.

Please.

Lend your voices. Use your platforms. Keep demanding.

[kp @YaHateTwoSeeIt]

Depends. If you work in healthcare? It’s that serious

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

I have tried my best. I maintain that wigs should be able to come off my head at the end of the day. Glueing is just too much commitment 🥲

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

@shondarhimes

[Mageba @Mageba4k]

Not him looking like the love of your life returning from war 😭😭

[Usman Shamaki @aushamaki]

We’re entering a dangerous phase in Nigeria’s insecurity: terrorists have discovered TikTok and social media, and without realizing it, we’re letting them slip into our daily entertainment diet. Once their videos start getting the same attention as regular content, the line between criminals and creators begins to blur.

When we engage with these clips—whether out of curiosity, fear, or humour—we slowly strip away the shock that terrorism is meant to provoke. They stop feeling distant and menacing, and start feeling normal. That normalization is a psychological defeat; it pushes society into a deeper kind of apathy where nothing shocks us anymore.

And let’s be honest: the comedy skits about “singing a Hausa song to survive terrorists” are not just unfunny—they’re irresponsible. Turning terrorism into a joke, a meme, or a punchline reduces real suffering to mere amusement. Some things should never be trivialized.

[Artsofscott @artsofscott]

Me too🙂‍↕️

[LOLO👸🤍 @Nazannwa]

I can never, for the life of me, find any of these bandits/terrorism jokes funny. idgaf. it's distasteful & you people are emotionally bankrupt. tsk.

[ỌMỌ́TÁRÁ LAWRENCE @theladymotara]

Academic writing will humble you.

[Gbemisola Taiwo @MisolaofJesus]

At some point in your life, there will be an urge deep inside you to pursue a Master’s degree.
It is very important that you listen to it and go for it.

[Hauwa 🌟🌬 @Hauwa_L]

Like when you forget it is your wedding day, you now reach there after everybody has gone home.

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

The Black Friday emails are getting crazy, brands need to chill out omg😐

[EA has her PVC @virtuousii]

“Nollywood is not realistic” now they’ve given you our reality and you’re crying. Keep quiet and watch it jhur, don’t be silly.

[Pacino @J3nnie_C]

Too many people benefit from Nigeria being dysfunctional and they want it to remain so.

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

People who lack critical thinking are a threat tbh. Stay away from me.

[Odi BIG BABE🐻 @YinkaMoor]

We have become the troubled and war stricken countries you watch in the news in those days. It’s the reality rn.

Ah! O ja mi lara je! Sharing a country with money hungry, power grubbing, blood thirsty cowards! What a shame! What a waste!