Brayden

Botanist | Lover of nature | Unilag alumni |

[Brayden @BraydenCyy]

Once the money stop coming in, you'll realize that a lot of people don't really care about you, they only care about what they are getting from you.

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

I hope I don’t get roasted for this, but I have to say it.

As a man, if your mother, wife, sister, fiancée or girlfriend doesn’t have to expose her body, dance erotically, or sexualise herself just to make sales online, you have no idea how blessed you are. In fact, if you have any young woman who is not in any of these categories, you should be worshiping them more.

What exactly is happening to us? Is it the situation of the economy or that’s just the new trend? It’s becoming almost impossible these days. The line between genuine hustlers and those using business as a cover has blurred so badly that it’s hard to tell the difference. Scroll through social media and it’s everywhere.

Cheers to the women who still uphold dignity and modesty while grinding to make ends meet. You are the real unsung heroes. May your integrity continue to open doors for you.

[Niyi @theniyifagbemi]

Ojude Oba 2026! 🇳🇬

Shot by me 📸

[Brayden @BraydenCyy]

@nozi_vanheerden @dbrightofficial @LuyandaMab79157 @iam_Eben @badtutuu In his small mind, only men work and pay bills

[Bachelor of Idan @BachelorIdan]

Going to Eko Atlantic, a vision of Tinubu, to make a promotional video for Obi is the height of shamelessness.

What happened to drinking Hero Beer to promote Obi? 😂

[Modola🎀🎀 @Omodolapomayo]

“I go too frustrate any woman wey born girl for me”
“To born girl con dey fear me”
“I’ll rather have portable as son than Enioluwa”
“Anybody wey no born boy na barren”

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Yes, some crocodiles can stay FOR A WHOLE YEAR without food. Pay attention as you're about to learn some amazing facts about crocodiles.

✓ Did you know that they don't stop getting big? As long as they live, they keep increasing in length and weight.

✓ Crocodiles do not experience biological aging, meaning they do not grow weaker or die simply from "old age." However, they absolutely can, and do, die from diseases, severe infections, starvation, or injuries

✓ Crocodiles heal rapidly. Unlike humans and many animals who cannot grow new teeth after a certain age, crocodiles can replace up to 8,000 teeth in a lifetime.

✓ They have an amazing immune system. Their blood is packed with powerful antimicrobial peptides that allow them to survive terrible wounds and resist infections in bacteria-heavy swamps.

How do they actually die?
When crocodiles die, it is usually the result of external environmental factors. Because they grow larger their entire lives, their caloric needs eventually become massive. In the wild, if food becomes scarce, they die of starvation. Severe diseases, fatal territory injuries, or accidents are the other leading causes of death.

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

A kìí gbá ṣọṣọ lójú, èèwọ̀ Òrìṣà
A kìí ṣíwọ́ lumí
A kìí kù girì kí òòrẹ̀ mọ́lẹ̀
Ata ò níí kéré ká fi nujú

Ẹni ọ̀wọ̀ nimí, a kìí figi ọwọ̀ dáná
Takọ tabo, ẹ fọ̀wọ̀ mi wọ̀mí.

If you don't understand Yorùbá, I just recited Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars

[Klad @kladssuser2022x]

@Bayo_Bilisi Everyone should start registering for PVC online.

If you set a week timeline to do it, you can get it done.

A Yoruba 'Ronu' conservative without a PVC is just a noise maker.

A Yoruba 'Ronu' conservative with a PVC is a decision maker.

GO & REGISTER FOR YOUR PVC!!!

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

The Southwest Development Commission, created barely a year ago (March 26, 2025), has just secured a provisional Rail Operating and Track License from the Nigeria Railway Corporation. As planned, the project will revive old unserved routes. It will connect all 6 Southwest states: Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti through a 44-city rail network to boost industries and GDP.

Between 2000 and 2026, NDDC has supervised around N8 trillion in cumulative budget.

The North East Development Commission has received over N1.5 trillion since its creation in 2017.

Yet, the most recently created regional development commission is advancing on city-to-city rail transport infrastructure.

When this is achieved, some people will excuse the failure from their end by saying they used federal money to develop the Southwest and abandoned others.

Are the leaders in your geopolitical zone/region serious about development? Do they have a collective vision? Do you hold them accountable?

Do you even care?

[Brayden @BraydenCyy]

@the__details__ @Sholabaggio Bro clean your catarrh

[Lawyer T.S.O🇳🇬 @IgbominaTSO]

Damnnn!!
Yoruba ate with “ile ejo kotemilorun (court of appeal)”.
So apt😂

[Zamani @Zamani_WLK]

Do not call Yoruba people dirty. Yoruba people cleaned their teeth with Pako, chewing sticks from medicinal trees, long before toothbrushes existed. Modern science has since confirmed the antimicrobial properties. Yoruba solved oral hygiene centuries before Colgate was a company.

[Fred @Fedrickkkkkk]

Bro I can’t even banter woman ever in my life before my women go bring receipts.😂

These women fed me in uni, when Bet9ja virtual nearly kpai me.
My female friends no let me drop out, they came together to pay my fees.
And even when I graduated and needed a job a female friend asked for my cv and told me to leave the rest to her.

Today I am working in a reputable organisation that pays really well.
Chale, women are so powerful. They will make your life so easy when they like you.

[Ewgi @Ssaasquatch]

Yoruba women cooked with “oko mi”. Such a clutch double entendre

[IMO BAD BOI 👑 @Luking_Tkd]

Something is actually fishy.
Women tend to do the running to internet to talk and seek sympathy when something like marriage doesn’t work out.

She’s been quiet and just posting reels on her story. Hmm… that guy did something or he’s guilty of something he’s not telling us.

[Brayden @BraydenCyy]

@InnocentWonah2 @ItanolaHafsat @adanonso_ Women do this all the time.

[Akeem Oyalowo @keemside]

My mom worked 35 years based in Lagos, for the federal civil service. Her mom, my grandmother, is from the great Dawodu family of Lagos. Her father, my grandfather, is from Bida in Niger state. My mom doesn't speak Nupe and doesn't really identify as any thing but Lagosian. She paid all her taxes in Lagos. And so did my own dad who is from Abeokuta. And so have i, also, for the last 17 years of my working life.

We have never for one day, made claims to be from Lagos. We do not feel entitled. And we remain proud of where we come from and remain grateful for the opportinitiee, Lagos has opened up to us.

We also know that in our absence, Lagos will flourish. It was flourishing and it's success is what attracted our forbears to come to it. Payment of taxes is never justification for claiming ownership, indigeneship or citizenship anywhere in the world.

You can't tell someone from Abia that paying taxes in their state makes you one of them, if you are from Imo. If you don't have those rights there, why claim it here in Lagos?

Many Yorubas as I pointed above, have been dutifully paying taxes for multiple generations without feeling so entitled. Only God knows where you guys got yours from.

[Bayo Bilisi (Back Up) @Bayo_Bilisi]

When you Nitwits want to justify nepotism, you use overseas and never use your own region as an example.

The geographical context of discussion is Nigeria but you mischievously and deliberately use "abroad" when it's easy to cite Anambra and Ebonyi as an example.

Your fellow Igbos that you detest so much and don't even rent properties to them not to talk of awarding them with political appointments.

Next time you should show us the Fulanis, Nupes, Hausas or Yorùbás that you've appointed enmass in your region.

Stop being clever by half onukwu

[Bayo Bilisi (Back Up) @Bayo_Bilisi]

@HOJ_Onuakalusi I thought you said it's your personal money before and not constituency project 😂

We will submit the list, it's our money and benefits and we will get it...

But look at my face very well, you're not returning!

[future billionaire @Toniatuslim]

This woman on TikTok narrated how she got married as a virgin but battled infertility for 10 years. She suggested surrogacy for her husband, but he refused. Instead, he married another wife. The new wife stayed for three years without getting pregnant. That was when it dawned on her that the issue was from her husband. She left, returned her bride price, remarried after two years, and later had twins.