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[femi @bigphemy]

@Hybrid_Ola He still Dey call am mama… smh

[femi @bigphemy]

@emekachris101 @Jokeshadollar As evident in the demography of prisoners repatriated from Ethiopia

[femi @bigphemy]

@mc_lively_ I don’t know if you’ve eaten Eba Igbo before, It’s Eba Ibo that I have eaten and no one has ever gotten offended its name. You don’t have to drag everyone into a neo-nomenclature that suits you and a few.

[femi @bigphemy]

@EvanSco82823650 @sygreen1 @Jennnyyyyyy Same feeling here

[femi @bigphemy]

@espn RIP Chuck Norris

[Nostalgic Naija @NostalgicVibeNG]

Happy Birthday to Fuji Legend KWAM 1

​On March 3, 1957, Wasiu Ayinde Adewale Olasunkanmi Anifowoshe, better known as K1 De Ultimate (or KWAM 1), was born in Agarawu, Lagos Island.

The soundtrack " Show Colour" was one of the songs from King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal aka K1 De Ultimate's 95' "Consolidation" Album .

It was a massive hit back in the early 90s and helped cement his place as a pace setter in the in the Fuji music genre in Nigeria.

KWAM is a multiple award winning Fuji music legend with over 5 decades in the music industry and over 40 studio albums..

[Jake Lucky🔜 GAMESCOM @JakeSucky]

I spoke with this indie dev from Nigeria who is building his own Action Roguelite where the world is ending, but you still must make all your deliveries

- No delivery is the same
- 11 different playable characters
- Inspired by Crazy Taxi

Called Tossdown

[femi @bigphemy]

@theonlyebuka @DigitalToks I went back to check the handle like 3x (to check if there’s ‘writer’ somewhere… Alas!!! I was fooled 😒😒🙄

[femi @bigphemy]

@spaceprimal @ThinkYoruba_1st @GRVlagos Tiago thinks in Yoruba…

[femi @bigphemy]

@omoelerinjare HAQ…

[femi @bigphemy]

@DjSlantee @emeka306 @dipoaina1 Your progenitors…

[femi @bigphemy]

@emeka306 @dipoaina1 Just bring your proof of where he’s convicted…

[femi @bigphemy]

@the_artmosfair @lisa @lisamorrgan_ @bridgerton Madam na me Dey hot once said… no be jokes I go chop

[femi @bigphemy]

@Iledare @Onsogbu You were shown similar accident in the USA a week prior, no one blamed the USA govt for ineffective speed limiting measures or unavailability of rescue team at the time of impact. Let’s learn to call a spade a spade before pandering to emotions.

[femi @bigphemy]

@10Hhundredd @CHULLY1010 How e wan take stop “Omo to n gbe inu aparté”…

[femi @bigphemy]

@vutuuuu4 The fact that they walk towards the lions, daring them to a chase… Kasongo Yeh Yeh…

[femi @bigphemy]

@Nigerian_Doctor Haaa… kilode? I just dey smile for work…

[Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Gbénró Adégbolá ن @GbenroAdegbola]

Something curious is happening on social media!

Malian singer Oumou Sangaré’s song Kun fe Ko, is being sung by Yoruba youths. But they’re singing her Bambara lyrics in Yoruba.

The melodies and words sound so close that people “hear” Yoruba words that are simply not there.

[femi @bigphemy]

@Chioma_Onuoha1 When it comes to sophistication and aristocracy in Nigeria, leave it for Yoruba… No Cap.