AGOZZIE

I make female outfits. You should check them out.

[hotgirl💋 @layomisdiary]

February 2026 is the literal definition of perfection
It starts on a Sunday, ends on a Saturday

4 Sundays, 4 Mondays, 4 Tuesdays, 4 Wednesdays, 4 Thursdays, 4 Fridays and 4 Saturdays🥹

[AGOZZIE @agozziiee]

@yncsd We can hear you

[Brown @PeterBrxwn]

Hello X, my friends and I built something fun:

An online group gaming platform where you can:
🎮 play with friends in real-time
🎤 talk while you play
🕹️ games like NOUN, scribbly, 20 questions + more
💯 free to play → https://t.co/FtxncX7WXo

Try it & tell me what you think

[AGOZZIE @agozziiee]

When you’re drunk or just out of your mind, watch a movie that reflects your morals, it helps ground you. For me, it’s “Nobody Wants This”. I often fall for love that spirals, but I always return to my values for clarity.

[𝓑ᥫ᭡ @quesadaaa_]

“if you sleep in the afternoon, you won't sleep at night”

me in the afternoon and night:

[Sheni Coker @sheni_coker]

Gifting comes naturally when you love someone. It’s impossible to love someone and not buy things for them regularly.

No allow that babe gaslight you my bro

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

In a country that has ambition, people should grow up aspiring to benefit from and contribute to the country's productive economy.

Nobody should grow up seeing NGO work as their visual reference for prosperity, as is the case in many parts of Nigeria and Africa.

The NGO-isation of African economies is a form of hybrid warfare. In tech, for example, there exists a whole subgenre of "tech bros" who do not actually build anything that solves any problems or creates any value, but rather apply for grants and receive what amounts to "free" dollars from foreign governments in exchange for not very much work at all.

The same thing is happening is happening in journalism, where almost no Nigerian journalist is working to figure out a new business model to replace the clearly broken current one that makes journalists poor, and nobody is interested in reporting stories that actually matter to Nigeria's national interests. Everybody is instead busy chasing $2,000 grants from Pullitzer Centre, CDD, CJID, and the rest of the Abuja NGO journalism rabble.

In agriculture, nobody is trying to fix the REAL problems with Nigerian agriculture - security, mechanisation, and storage & transport infrastructure. Instead, everybody is chasing Gates Foundation money and parroting Microsoft Man's narrative about how GMOs will fix everything. Half of Nigeria's harvests spoil ON THE FARM every year due to lack of storage and evacuation infrastructure, but one white man's NGO is busy telling us that what we need to increase our food supply is Monsanto-patented corn, and EVERYBODY is following him because of NGO money!

In education, nobody is interested in the foundational problems - an outdated Victorian curriculum and a widespread lack of basic infrastructure like classrooms and computers. Everybody is instead busy following oyibo NGOs to be talking about AI and IoT-enabled learning for all the 12 students that will ever have access to those things, so that they will use AI to teach them that Mungo Park discovered River Niger, and they can use their IoT-enabled tablet computer to label parts of praying mantis.

In real estate, nobody is building to solve the uniform problem across sub-Saharan Africa - access to relatively cheap, high-quality housing, which immediately elevates low-income earners into middle-class status. Everybody is busy chasing one tiny market of money launderers and NGO people who earn in dollars and pricing condos in Guzape at $400,000. So now you have poorly-built, low-quality, cement-and-glass nonsense multiplying all over Africa and sitting empty for decades while the population of urban slums continues to balloon every year!

NGOs and the influx of foreign government money need to be treated as a critical national security threat across Africa. At least 90% of existing NGOs absolutely do not need to exist and should be shut down. Any influx of foreign state funds into an African country must be subject to oversight, and caps need to be placed on how much NGO staff can get paid, so as not to distort national economies dangerously, as they are currently doing.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

My investigative documentary "Bola Ahmed Tinubu: From Drug Lord to Presidential Candidate" uploaded here in full for record purposes.

[Amber Janae @livingdvnly]

Friendship rooted in love and authenticity is a gift. It’s knowing you can show up as your whole self despite your flaws and not be judged but still be loved without question.

[Bible 365 @Bible365_]

Proverbs 16:3

[AGA @official__AGA]

God is the greatest

[Malachy Odo II @MalachyOdo1]

Nigeria has deteriorated....

Not too long ago in this country, a Nigerian President is always on the lookout for Nigerian Professionals and technocrats across the globe who can be invited back home to contribute to the growth of the country.

Now everything is politics.

[Máfejópamí @VillageParrot]

Dear GenZ,

Do you know we used to buy Toyota Corolla for N900k? Yes, it was that cheap. If you worked hard you could afford it.

With the APC, that car is now N7million. Worse, no income for you.

If APC continues in 2027, you’ll only buy a car in your dreams.