Guy, this guy yarn na facts damn…
Dependency is real..💔💔
People tend not to even realize it after they have lost what they were depending on.
Borrowed lifestyle no good ooo💔💔😩😩
This is deep😣😣😣
Heat syncope. In extreme heat the body widens blood vessels near the skin to cool itself and loses fluid through sweat. That drops blood volume and pressure. When intense effort stops or you stand still, blood pools in the legs, starving the brain of oxygen for a moment and you faint. Musiala had just scored in 33 °C conditions; teammates and medics got him up quickly and he’s confirmed fine.
Some of us refuse to get carried away by the #OsunGuber2026 Election result.
The only thing it really proves is that a large voter turnout (43.4% in Osun is high by recent Nigerian standards) is the best antidote to rigging and that we must all join hands to hold @inecnigeria's "feet to the fire 🔥"
As at 8.50am on the day after the elections (today), INEC's IREV had 98.35% of the results uploaded instead of 100%. INEC must still explain why they have NOT uploaded the results from 62 Polling Units out of 3,763 Polling Units i.e. notwithstanding the fact that those results are now largely inconsequential because Governor @AAdeleke_01 has already won.
#Osunvotes2026 #GoNigeria
I’m just going to leave this here so y’all can have your monthly argument on who has the better verse. 😂 I will say this tho there’s no backtrack and Em sounds exactly like the record… Have at it.
INEC (@inecnigeria ), it is now 2:33 p.m., yet no result has been uploaded to the IReV portal. What is the delay?
Nigerians deserve transparency and timely updates.
#OsunDecides2026
There is a solution to this problem, but people always say my own approach is radical.
They just need 10 examples over a 2 week period.
As they are catching them, they are sending them straight to jail with all of their accomplices.
I once heard a story... About a man who broke a window in a woman's house. He apologised. So she forgave him. And he assumed that meant the window wasn't broken anymore. But every night... Cold air came through the crack. Rain found its way inside. She could still feel the damage, even when nobody else could see it. So eventually she said... 'We need to fix the window.' And he looked confused. 'But I already said sorry. She tried to explain... 'I know. But saying sorry didn't replace the glass. And somehow, he became frustrated with her. 'Why are we still talking about this?' 'Why can't things just go back to normal?' 'I thought you forgave me.' And slowly, the broken window became less important than her reaction to being cold. So she started pretending she wasn't. She stopped mentioning the draught. Cleaned up the rain herself. Put another blanket around her shoulders and called it forgiveness. Until one day... She realised something. He didn't actually want forgiveness. He wanted access to the house without having to repair what he damaged inside it. And sometimes this is what happens in relationships... Someone hurts you, then becomes uncomfortable when the hurt changes you. They want the old closeness. The old trust. The old version of you. Without doing the work that would make those things feel safe again. But trust doesn't return because someone says... 'Can't we just move on?' Forgiveness isn't repair. An apology isn't changed behaviour.
And accountability isn't saying sorry, it's caring enough about the damage to help rebuild what was broken. Because you can forgive someone and still notice the window is broken. You can love someone and still need them to repair what they damaged. And sometimes... The reason things can't 'go back to normal' is because normal was where you kept getting hurt.
I think it's really time we made serious changes to how we do things in Nigeria.
The reason kidney cases are increasing in Nigeria is a massive increase in hypertension and diabetes. We have crazy levels of these two diseases in Nigeria.
Another reason is constant bacterial or viral infections which cause inflammation of the kidneys.
A third reason is abuse of antibiotics and painkillers (paracetamol and ibuprofen) which weaken your kidney function over time and this happens a lot through self medication.
Fourth is fake medications, adulterated food (like the palm oil in my last post), fake drinks, constant drinking of unregulated herbal mixtures.
All of this means we need NAFDAC, we need serious awareness campaigns for people to do regular health checks, and our ministry of health needs to work with diagnostic centers and co to lower the costs. And selling certain meds without prescription should be banned.
And serious consequences should be visited on fake drug, adulterated food or drinks merchants. They are killing people.
Policeman: this your glasses na for guy or e dey record person
Me: why you dey ask ?
Policeman: answer me, e dey record?
Me: as I’m talking to you now, you’re live on ARISETV
Baba just cross road go the other side go begin observe. 😂😂😂
Their war is almost done. 2027 is the last battle of that war, and the ongoing battle in Osun is proof of it. Both gladiators are standing on his mandate, but the carnage endures. Our war of liberation must commence now, or our enslavement by these criminals is guaranteed..🇳🇬🤔