sendmetukay

Wallah

[𖤐 @gottaluvkelvyn]

"your shadow is an APC supporter"

[cas 🍒 ໒꒱ @byeb4aeri]

i genuenly dont give a fuck that adéla mocked christianity-

[blue blur blooper @s0nicbuthuman]

Gestures that make you more elegant and feminine

[Nora❦ | ADW @hiscoraline]

the concept of calling victoria's secret fashion show "the women's world cup" when we literally have it for the women's football

[Samuel 🙂 @Akani919]

"incorrect username or password"

BITCH, WHICH ONE IS IT!!!!!

[sendmetukay @cvntwasysy]

@CaptainAverse @preposterousbbg Genuinely the worst fucking take I’ve heard , you’re an incel with a tiny brain

[✧ @preposterousbbg]

THINGS I DONT DEBATE WITH MEN :

1. Abortion
2. Breastfeeding
3. Menstruation
4. Female body hair
5. Birth Control
6. Access to period products

Why? Because NONE of those involve the male body & therefore don't create any valid MALE OPINIONS

[rae @nessakgae]

“should i come out to my extremely religious, homophobic, transphobic, racist, and maga parents”

[superangel @a652800]

how it feels to scroll past ragebait on the tl

[🖤 @loves5o]

when i explain him basic human rights and he says “oh so you are a feminist type woman”

[sendmetukay @cvntwasysy]

@talktotalkitout “Shaking those bones” you’re so stupid lol

[duh do jiung @1007_woman]

"mãe, sou homofobico"

[R3CTOR @r3ctorr]

Person tweet, una track am come house.
Boko Haram and bandits de go live on tiktok steady una no fit track them

[✧ @preposterousbbg]

Sex workers can be r*ped.
Wives can be r*ped.
Girlfriends can be r*ped.
Previous consent does not create permanent access.

[hotsexymamayepa💋 @lotoscuffs_]

Mind you it's ugly

[Ferd Turguson @gonzolo73]

@realDonaldTrump

[sendmetukay @cvntwasysy]

Something serious will happen, Nigerians will find a way to turn it into a gender war. Na wa for you guys o

[sendmetukay @cvntwasysy]

@EmmanuelMoney1k @Omoba11x You’re so bloody stupid

[Preach Ojukwu 🇮🇪 @TrendfusionNG]

This is not content. This is child sexual Abuse

1. Yesterday, Nigerians were confronted with one of the most disturbing videos imaginable: footage allegedly showing a woman sexually abusing a small child while the child cried.

2. I stopped watching.

3. Nobody needs to watch such material repeatedly to understand what it represents.

4. In fact, people should stop circulating the video. Every repost risks turning a child’s abuse into entertainment.

5. The woman now arrested by the Anambra State Police Command has been identified as 36-year-old Añulika Onyeanusia of Onitsha.

6. Police say four children, aged two, three, six and nine, were rescued, while items relevant to the investigation were recovered.

7. Her husband is also being questioned.

8. Now Nigeria must decide what kind of society it wants to be.

9. These children must first be protected.

10. They need immediate medical assessment, specialist psychological support, a safe home and long-term trauma-informed care.

11..For now, there should be no question of returning them to the care of anyone suspected of abusing or facilitating their abuse.

12. Second, this cannot end with apologies, excuses about the devil, or claims that a video was generated by AI.

13. Those are matters for investigators and digital-forensics experts. Evidence must determine what happened.

14. If the evidence supports the allegations, Añulika Onyeanusia should be criminally prosecuted in court, not merely shamed on social media.

15. Investigators should also identify anyone who allegedly paid for, requested, purchased or distributed sexual-abuse material involving these children.

16. Follow the phones.
Follow the accounts.
Follow the money.

17. The Presidency, the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, the Anambra State Government led by Prof @CCSoludo and child-protection authorities should make an unmistakable statement: Nigerian children are not commodities.

18. The First Lady, whose office frequently speaks about women and children, should also lend her voice to that message.

19. Most importantly, do not make these children relive this horror for public consumption.

20. Protect their names, faces and future.

21. A child abused for somebody else’s gratification or profit does not need our curiosity.

That child needs rescue.

That child needs justice.

22. That child needs a country willing to say: never again, and never without consequences.