A. A. Bello

Accountant, Football connoisseur, Sinatra lover and Devoted sufferer of @MCFC.

[ELLE! @2HAIGILGEOUS]

but when it was shai

[Big Ox @BigOxBob]

@TheHoopCentral @TheNBABase This why Jalen harder than you soft ass MFs, cause his pops a real one. Yall want him to lie just to pacify his grown ass son. Shits pitiful!

[A. A. Bello @baylo__]

You must be a shitty father to lie so brazenly to your kids.

[Damien Peters @DamienPetersNBA]

I know Rick Brunson is trying to light a fire under Jalen, but this will never ever sit right with me as a father. I don’t care how you slice it.

[A. A. Bello @baylo__]

Why is this controversial?

[Hoop Central @TheHoopCentral]

“Pat was the hardest working guy we had and he was the best player. Pat did it for 15 years in New York, Jalen did it for 4… Another 7 years you can revisit that question…”

— Rick Brunson on Patrick Ewing being the greatest Knick ever

(h/t @TheNBABase)

[A. A. Bello @baylo__]

If this is what you are proud of, you have long way to go.

[NB_ D A W A K I @Dawakiii]

There is no influencer in Northern Nigeria like @kahuturarara Dauda Kahutu Rarara. His influence, popularity, and connection with the people are unmatched. Likewise, among Northern celebrities, no one is more generous, supportive, and committed to helping others than Rarara. He is truly a pride of the North.

[Nedu_🔥 @Hhonor_]

What is actually wrong with our government? These buildings already belong to the state and could be repurposed for schools, hospitals, offices, housing, or other public needs. Why destroy valuable assets when they can still serve the people?

[Chetuya Chinagolum @Chetuyachinago]

Of course, there was absolutely no single shred of verifiable evidence or a concrete forensic trail to ever demonstrate that she actually stole the astronomical billions of dollars she was so aggressively and theatrically accused of embezzling by the media.

On the flip side of this grand geopolitical theater, giant International Oil Companies operating in Nigeria, such as Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell, ENI, and TotalEnergies, have been repeatedly, meticulously exposed by several independent auditors, forensic accounting firms, and even supreme court rulings as owing the Nigerian treasury a staggering, mind-blowing $62 billion in unpaid oil revenues, royalties, and shared profits. Yet, these arrogant Western oil majors have simply refused to pay a single cent of this massive capital back to Nigeria. Meanwhile, our spineless Nigerian government is completely terrified to even raise their voice, let alone legally force these multinational cartels to surrender this money, out of sheer, paralyzing fear that Washington might immediately slap them with secondary sanctions or launch a full-scale military invasion to protect their corporate enforcers.

This is not even a hidden secret, or a classified document. It is sitting right there on public court registries, official government audits, parliamentary records, and international accounting ledgers. Yet, our local media houses and hypocritical American-grant-chasing activists completely refuse to even mention, discuss, analyze, or debate this monumental corporate theft in any of their public discussions, national interviews, or morning talk shows.

[Agent Jake @Hitee_]

Peter Obi stood toe-to-toe with Prof. Yemi Osinbajo in the 2019 vice-presidential debate and, in my view, came out on top. At the time, I supported the Atiku/Obi ticket, but I honestly expected Osinbajo to dominate that stage given his reputation. I was genuinely surprised by how well Obi performed.

Why am I saying this? Bring your favourite candidates to an open debate and let Nigerians compare ideas, competence, and plans side by side.

[Oiza @Steadi_lady]

You can’t boycott something as little as a series, it’s MTN you want to boycott.

Clowns.

[gaangbaanger🌈💗ྀི🇨🇼🇬🇭🇨🇩 @6ixofwandz]

Children of the VERY average Nigerian used to have birthday celebrations. The parents would rent canopies, cook and invite djs. There used to be parties and the entire neighborhood would gather to celebrate w the child. I don’t hear birthday music anymore. There’s nothing left

[Anti-Agbado! @Oserume1]

Hypocrite!

[17 @DxBruyneSZN]

First World Cup Last World Cup

[stiff chocolate @tndeXX]

why?

[Hater Central @TheHateCentral]

Zlatan vs Haaland in the World Cup:

5 Matches 1 Half
0 Goals 2 Goals

BUT HE HAD EGO 🦾🦾🦾

[A. A. Bello @baylo__]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Brandon 💙🧡💍 @BBBRXND0N]

How Spurs fans view 22 year olds

[A. A. Bello @baylo__]

They used to be 3.🥲

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Chasing glory for Portugal 🇵🇹

[Jah 🎭 @KyleMcCordMuse]

You don’t realize it until these guys are actually next to each other but the difference is crazy, I thought AJ Brown was some 6”4 monster before he came to Philly just for him to be smaller than Maxey who’s a “small guard”

[Nostalgic Naija @NostalgicVibeNG]

This man is so consumed by power and presidential vanity that he’s naming a publicly funded road after himself complete with his full title: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.”

The road is barely 10% complete. Yet the giant signpost is already up. One can almost picture him cruising past it, grinning at his own name, whispering, “This is my legacy.”

In my adult life, I’ve never seen anything this brazen in a democracy. This is the kind of behavior you expect from Saddam, Gaddafi, or other dictators desperate to etch their names into permanence.
In actual democracies, roads and monuments are usually named after leaders after they’re gone not while they’re still alive and the project is half-finished.

Only a pathological toponymic narcissist adds “President” and “GCFR” to a road sign.

Bola Tinubu just did exactly that.

[sc @sxdiqcarter_]

Can’t police what people watch but they would do the same easily if it were the other way round. Those people hate us like mad & they are united in their hatred for us.

A South African that can’t kee you as a Nigerian will watch his brother do it and blame you for not staying in your county.

They defended the murder of a Nigerian student hustling as a taxi driver saying he violated the terms of his student visa.

[Law Murray 💊 @LawMurrayTheNU]

right around this time is when the Spurs would have been blowing that double-digit lead in Game 6 at New York