@dmightyangel Some professorship titles in Nigeria can’t pass an integrity test. I’m more interested in real contributions to knowledge, inventions, patents, and impact, not just titles.
@Official_Isaaco In a sane society, people focus on building strong institutions and well-organized systems. But judging from your tweet, it reflects a lack of depth in reasoning. And just so we’re clear, 100k isn’t even up to $80
Arsenal fit collect triple this season the way dem dey ball—e be like say this might finally be that season wey Arsenal fans don dey wait since Highbury days.
And the anger may not know who is guilty or innocent.
🤔 So here’s my open question:
Do we Nigerians really understand the issues we fight about?
Or are we simply reacting out of pain without checking the full story?
What do you think?
Yesterday, on my way home from work, I entered what I thought was a normal taxi.
My brother… my sister… I did not know I had entered “Political Drama Express.”
I sat quietly, minding my business, when the driver and two women beside me suddenly started firing missiles @ Wike
That is how elites wake up one day and realize that the people they ignored have turned against them.
And honestly…
It should worry our elites.
Because a time will come—if nothing changes—when the “ordinary people” will no longer swallow injustice quietly.
When the injustice in a society becomes too much, it becomes easy for people to fight anyone—even if the person is right or wrong.
That is how societies collapse.
That is how innocent children become targets of anger meant for their parents.