Looking for a young, kind and VERY considerate woman to move into a spare room in a 2bed flat in the Ogudu/Ojota area by April ending
Room is ensuite, very spacious and in the top floor of a 2-storey building with a large balcony. The living room area is not in use, available 1/
What baffles me about homophobia is this: gay people don’t affect your finances, your health, or your progress in any way. So going out of your way to spread hate just means you’re just a horrible person. Also, using religion doesn’t make you less horrible.
1. On this year’s Transgender Day of Visibility on the 31st day of March, 2026, we were once again at the Federal High Court, Abuja, praying the court for the enforcement of the fundamental rights of Ifeanyi Chukwu-Aga Benedict (also known as…
On March 11, Senegal passed a law criminalising queer people and everyone who supports them. Two days later, on March 13, Malick Ndiaye, a 17-year-old drummer and artist, was stabbed to death.
We condemn this murder and demand justice for Malick.
We arrived in Havana on the Nuestra America Convoy to deliver aid, medicine, solar panels and help document to learn from people in Cuba 🇨🇺 🇨🇺 🇨🇺 #CubaNoEstáSola
Actress Viola Davis tells @thattracysmith that Annalise Keating from “How to Get Away with Murder” was the role that changed her the most.
The character pushed her to challenge how the world defines beauty, confidence and sexuality: “I reject what sexy looks like. I reject what messy looks like. And I reject it all as it pertains to me.”
Watch the extended interview here: https://t.co/tpuV8wjEtf
and also his post is dishonest. He didn’t state that he had a master’s degree (i assume this was also EU funded) to obtain this scholarship.
Only FUNAAB bachelor’s degree cannot earn one a MSCA position.
Yeah it is definitely not a crime.
But, he paid no application fees, receives visa (mobility) allowance and one of the highest paying PhD stipend in Europe.
This is an inequitable action that goes against the very core of the MSCA scholarship he has obtained.
Let me say something that might upset some people. And I don't care.
Ibukun won a Marie Curie Fellowship. Moved to Denmark. Got into a top 100 university. Fully funded. And now people are mad at him for selling a book about how he did it?
Let me break this down simply.
The EU paid for his RESEARCH. His PhD work in Computer Science. That's what the fellowship funded.
Nobody paid for his story. Nobody paid for the lessons he learned. Nobody paid for the late nights figuring out how to write a cover letter that actually works. Nobody paid for the knowledge he built navigating a system that wasn't designed for people like him.
That knowledge? That's HIS. He owns it.
Now imagine a doctor spending years in medical school, then someone saying "how dare you charge for consultations, your education was partly funded by taxes!" You'd laugh at that person. So why is this any different?
Here's what's actually happening.
People want his secrets. They just don't want to pay for them. And when he said "okay, I'll package everything neatly into a book" suddenly he became the villain.
That's not a critique of Ibukun. It's entitlement wearing the costume of moral outrage.
Is the marketing a little aggressive? Sure. The "don't hesitate while someone else lives your dream" line is classic sales pressure. Fair criticism.
But aggressive marketing is not a crime. Selling your experience is not selfishness. And charging for your knowledge is not betraying your community.
If anything, a well-organised book will help MORE people than him replying to thousands of DMs for free until he burns out and helps nobody.
The people dragging him the loudest are probably not even his target audience. They just enjoy pulling people down.
Congratulations Ibukun. Keep going. 🇩🇰
When I got THE EB1-A, as perhaps the first African poet (or writer) to at the time, I open sourced it and made it a community doc.
You all should be kinder to people. Nature pays it back.
It’s about to be International Women’s Day, so a perfect time to kick off a new batch of my yearly Udacity scholarships 🎓! As usual, we'll be sponsoring ~10 Nigerian women to complete a @udacity nanodegree of their choice within 6 months
ℹ Info
https://t.co/ZNgzbt1Nmp
📋 Apply (by 20th March)
https://t.co/Mi1JXzXJxp
I’m also accepting donations from anyone who wants to help me sponsor more women 😊
https://t.co/TfPLlbQzaK
Let’s make this Go viral. #FreeWendyAndDiana two young women in Uganda arrested for just a kiss. and they’re in prison right now. They’re currently detained with criminals and they’re not. They’re just two young women in love and with dreams. Your tweet, repost means a lot during this crisis of Wendy and Diana let’s forward this until they’re released from prison.
FREE WENDY AND DIANA NOW
FREE WENDY AND DIANA NOW
FREE WENDY AND DIANA NOW
FREE WENDY AND DIANA NOW
Wendy and Diana the two young innocent women face life in prison in Uganda today and their only crime is a kiss. It’s very disappointing that they also want to engage them in a Conversion Therapy which could be damaging and dangerous to them. FREE WENDY AND DIANA. Love is not a crime🏳️🌈
Boycott Job Richard matua (@job_matua ) who is currently engaged in making these two young women be in prison for longer with no reason, just hate against LGBTQ Ugandans.