@dammiedammie35 Pls tell Anna, if she can sponsor my coming to America. I swear I will marry her and be so loving and caring. I will not divorce her and our values will. Na man I be ππ€£
@pallnandi Nigerian women are angry these days that many Nigerian guys don't wanna settle down. And they are entering menopause, the anger is so real that we are fighting ourselves daily and yet, Nigerian guys are no more interested mostly in being called "someone's husband"
@_iamchimapaul Really, I don't count all those shits as nothing. People go through shits, men are broke, women are broke too.
So, anytime you come across such people, always try your best to double whatsoever they are taking home.
Lift everybody up
I wore my APC face cap this afternoon because the sun was scorching.
I went to the POS lady to withdraw, and the first thing she asked was, βAunty, are you APC?β
I laughed and explained that it was just an ordinary cap I wore to shield my face from the sun. She warned me to be careful because people are angry.
I didn't take her seriously until I got to the market. People kept giving me strange looks.
Then I got to a meat seller and asked for β¦4,000 worth of meat. After some back and forth, he looked at me and said, βIt is you and your people that put this country in this condition. Is that not an APC cap you are wearing on your head?β
Omo! I had to explain myself all over again. π
I collected my meat, removed the cap and stuffed it inside my nylon bag.
Nigerians are really angry! π
1972 Unilag: Pyrates in full regalia, welcoming Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe.
Date: August 10, 1972. Akoka, Lagos.
Look at this photo well.
Why were they welcoming him? Let me gist you.
Because he had just got an appointment.
After the war, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe stayed away from politics.
In 1972, General Yakubu Gowon appointed him Chancellor of the University of Lagos.
This was his return to public life. Not as a politician. As Chancellor of the Akoka Ivory Tower.
The pyrates gave the new Chancellor a colourful welcome into Akoka.
Azikiwe is the man in the dark suit and hat, standing apart, watching.
The Pyrates are around him, on a tractor, in white shirts, sashes and hats, escorting him in.
It was a welcome procession.
Not a protest.
A former President, coming back to serve, not in State House, but in a university.
That is the story behind this photo.
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Now You Know
@olajideobe A woman who's destroyed mentally, who never received enough parental and rightful love from her father, will never love no man any right. Case closed
@Onomz_D1 98% of our women are not supposed to marry
They should live the rest of their konji like very miserably unmarried and childless.
They should be sex starved and only be given little and unwholesome gratification by madman on the street.
They are totally evil and they shld perish
@NnaemekaEdeh1 Hausa guys don't give no shit. They don't send no class when they have been so pushed to the wall. I have always loved their solidarity towards standing firm