Goldfinch✨

👗|🥗|💊💉|🖼️| my public diary

[Bayobets @bayobets]

I’ve struggled badly from January till July. From August till the end of the year and beyond, i won’t struggle financially anymore

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

Same 🙏😭

[Mr. Obiri @okokotako]

I’m tired of pretending, I’m seriously looking for remote job that pays in dollars. Please rt 🙏🏾

[𝚍 @notdokun]

omo i envy una wey no get asymmetric face.

no video me with back camera o my mouth go shift go one side.

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

@graceis_cute God abeg😂😂😂😂😂💔

[The Beat-Oven✨ @The_BeatOven]

Tinubu
Please I’m tired

No renew my hope again
E don do

[General’s Mommy❤️ @olusola__]

Just so we are clear, this is a PETER OBI stan account!!!

[Oghenerukevwe @dr_rhookie]

We’re all voting PO right?

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

Peter Obi and Kwankwaso currently leading the massive protest in Abuja carrying a “Tinubu let out democracy br£ath” banner with tons of other protesters behind them shouting “Tinubu must go” 🪧

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

@iamjatello Nahhh this is actually very funny 😂😂😂😂😂

[DJ FISÁYỌ̀ @iamfisayo_]

i really miss bobrisky

[Dearest B 🦋 @BlehisBack]

Sometimes I wear my glasses to see clearly.
Other times I remove my glasses to see clearly.

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

@chikanlegpiece How to get away with murder

[Harmless @HarmlessHQ]

Are you still asking what Peter Obi would have done differently? 😂😂

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

Likeeeee😭😭😩
Can’t we??

[hannah @abeinnnnn]

can't we impeach tinubu?

[Dr. Baby @TheUnagi_]

It’s hard to come on Twitter and not be filled with rage.

[Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫 @SavvyRinu]

There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.
There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.

There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.
There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.

There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.
There is a Christian genocide in Nigeria.

Please RT. 🙏🏾💔

[Nathaniel Bassey @nathanielblow]

I believe with all my heart that this is the time and season for the enemies of this nation to be judged once and for all - TERRORISTS, BANDITS, KIDNAPPERS AND ALL WHO FUND, SPONSOR AND SUPPORT THEM.
If we miss this season, we may never get it again.

NIGERIA, in my opinion, is one of the greatest nations on earth. And this is also why there is such contention against the soul of this nation.

it s a new season for NIGERIA, and just like in Deuteronomy 7, there are enemies we have to conquer ! And as long as we ignore and pretend about these evils, the destiny of this nation will only remain a wish.
NIGERIA, it is time !
These killers, kidnappers, bandicts and the architects of these evil systems and structures as well as their sympathizers MUST BE JUDGED!
We pray for will and courage for the government, the armed forces, intelligence community, and every stake holder (including the citizens) like never before to arise with one voice.

But like mordecai said to Esther, if you remain silent, help will come from another source. So it shall be for Nigeria.🇳🇬

Every one or group of persons that have determined that Nigeria will not rest, may their end come NOW ! IN JESUS’ NAME.

PEACE SHALL REIGN IN NIGERIA. NIGERIA SHALL PROSPER AND FULFILL HER PROPHETIC DESTINY. IN JESUS’ NAME. Amen.

GOD BLESS NIGERIA !

[Goldfinch✨ @debbie_egbuebe]

The first paragraph though🌚

[Jade.lit Ø @WallstreetJade]

Lagos Igbo girls + Yoruba corporate dudes = 5 & 6, and honestly, that’s where the whole tension between Lagos Igbo girls and Igbo men really started.

Here’s my submission.

Elite Igbo families in Lagos raised their sons for business empires. Commerce, trade, family enterprises that was their lane.

But for their daughters, they opened the gates of education to the highest level. Degrees, certifications, exposure no expense spared.

That single decision shifted the balance. Lagos Igbo girls ended up with a major advantage in Corporate Nigeria. Meanwhile, Igbo men who traditionally stayed closer to business and entrepreneurship were barely represented in that corporate playground. So naturally, Lagos Igbo girls dominated spaces where Igbo men were almost invisible.

And it was inside that same Nigerian corporate ecosystem, where Yoruba men were abundant and Igbo men were scarce, that the quiet disdain began to form.

Lagos Igbo girls moved in a world where Igbo men didn’t exist in large numbers, and over time they began to equate that absence with a lack of sophistication.

Corporate culture worldwide has its own air the polished confidence, the curated lifestyle, the subtle elitism.

Lagos Igbo girls soaked all of that in. And in the process, some developed this internal narrative that Igbo men who aren’t common in their “field of play” are somehow beneath their level of refinement.

You see traces of this mentality on this app every day, especially when Lagos Igbo girls jump into conversations. The superiority tone. The “I’m above you” energy.

The subtle internalized opinions, What they think of Igbos in general, our culture and values Even their naming patterns sometimes expose the ideology.

It’s a broad topic, and what I’ve touched here is barely chapter one. I’ll break it down deeper another day.

[chizzy💕 @Nchizzyy]

In my opay I'm nothing, but in my piggy vest I'm a queen🥹

[Delta Finest 🥰 @hybridmaro]

Chi It’s been 5 years since you, I, and millions of Nigerian youths came out to speak against police brutality. Your life was snuffed out — among many others — for demanding something as simple as a better country.

Your words still echo in my heart: Go home if you’re scared to stay; the Nigerian Army can’t just come and start killing protesters.

May your soul, and the souls of all our fallen heroes, find peace. 💔

#EndSARS ✊🏾