Reminds me of Joseph Stalin, the Russian dictator who once came to a Politburo meeting holding a chicken in his hand. During the meeting, he began plucking its feathers one by one. The helpless chicken cried out in pain, but he continued until every feather had been removed.
When the chicken was completely naked, Stalin let it go. He then took out some chicken feed from his pocket and began to feed the chicken from his palm. After sometime, Stalin walked away. Surprisingly, the chicken followed him wherever he went. And even when he sat down, the chicken quietly climbed onto his lap and sat there.
Stalin then explained to his surprised Party members; "This chicken represents the people. You must torture them, brutalize them, and take everything away from them. Then when you give them a little, just peanuts, they will treat you like a hero and worship you."
Seyi Tinubu flaunts in the club every weekend with luxury cars.
Habibat Tinubu lives a glamorous lifestyle in the U.S. She bought an apartment in NYC for over 2 million dollars when she was just 22.
Zainab Tinubu has no work we know of, yet she also bought an apartment in New York when she was just 25.
Your entire family siphons off Nigeria’s wealth. The only time you are seen helping the poor is when you want to use them for political gain.
We must remove this family from Aso Rock whether they like it or not.
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Honestly , this question is heavier than it looks.
Because once a woman clocks 30 and she’s still single, the assumptions start.
Not curiosity. Not concern.
Judgment.
There’s this quiet conclusion that she must have done something wrong.
Stayed too long in the wrong relationship.
Focused too much on work.
Was too picky.
Didn��t “behave well enough.”
Nobody ever stops to consider that maybe… life just happened.
Maybe she loved deeply and it didn’t work out.
Maybe she walked away from something that would’ve destroyed her.
Maybe she chose peace over pressure.
Maybe she simply wasn’t ready ,and that should be allowed.
What’s funny is how men of the same age aren’t questioned the same way.
A 35-year-old man is “still building.”
A 35-year-old woman is “running out of time.”
That difference isn’t biology alone.
It’s how we’ve been taught to see women as timelines, not people.
The truth a lot of people don’t like to say out loud is this:
Women in their 30s usually know themselves better.
They’ve learned from mistakes.
They ask harder questions.
They don’t rush because of noise.
And that makes some men uncomfortable.
So instead of saying “she won’t tolerate nonsense,”
society says “she’s old.”
Instead of admitting “she’s more aware,”
they say “something must be wrong with her.”
It’s easier to label a woman than to accept that she chose herself.
Being single in your 30s isn’t a failure.
It’s not a moral flaw.
It’s not evidence of bad character.
Sometimes it’s just proof that you refused to ruin your life just to meet a deadline someone else set for you.
And if that makes people uncomfortable…
maybe that’s the point.