Ada_Steve of #GenI

❤️ x💥
Gen 1:3

[seos @23seos]

Information is truly power. Road safety official stopped me at traffic light for using my phone while driving. Didn’t argue or deny. I asked him to issue me a ticket. He said the ticket is N48,000 for my offense, I pulled up this website and showed him, he said the website

[Hauwa 🌟🌬 @Hauwa_L]

May you never get tired of saying this every day. May you never get tired of putting it in our faces everyday. May you never get tired of speaking up.

[The Air You Breathe 🌬️ @BlehisBack]

Oh that’s the new excuse? 😂😂
“He disguised as a tech guy”

Naso

I’ll hold your hand when I say this: there is no one who willingly dates a yahoo boy that doesn’t know his source of income.

Might not be immediate, but eventually they know and make the choice to stay and continue enjoying that lifestyle .

No be only tech guy.

[Kunle Kenny -The Joy Dispenser @kunle_kenny]

Dear Nigerian Christians and religious folks. A Pastor can be wrong on political and social issues. When they give false/wrong opinions on politics and social issues, righteousness demands that you refute them vehemently without any iota of fear or undue respect!

Again, this culture of high-handedness has ruined Nigeria. No one who is aware of what is going on in Nigeria can in good conscience say Tinubu is doing well. It is a lie!
NEVER ever regard the clergy more than truth or good conscience.
Your silence, while it may seem pious, is also why these unwise and wrong claims made by pastors are emboldened.

[kvng Astalavi 🤴 @KvngAstalavi]

If you opened IG and saw a reel from your Pastor and the reel song was say Asake or Mavo, you'd be shocked abi? No wam

But you make reels using the same set of songs and you're fine.

You expect some level of consecration from your Pastors but you think you're exempted from displaying same level consecration.

If you expect that level of consecration from your Pastors, it also applies to you.

[Ada_Steve of #GenI @favourlight23]

@theglobaltemi Happy birthday queen 🎉

[Sweet Kpakpo @sweetKpakpo_]

You will be saving a little princess just by Retweeting please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🥹

[Unruly King 👑 @unrulyking000]

SHE IS MISSING 💔

Her name is Queenstar Oparebea.. also known as Naa and she stays at labadi,10yrs old girl

She’s nowhere to be found for the past 5days.

I beg y’all to help RETWEET this wide 🥹🙏🙏🙏

Contact this number incase you see her : [phone]

[Kunle Kenny -The Joy Dispenser @kunle_kenny]

You have a special needs child and it alters EVERY aspect of your family life. Everything and everyone will make adjustments throughout their lives for that child.

The men are ALWAYS the first to shut down and even leave the woman with the kid. I have seen well over 50 cases. I have seen a bit of life in these not-so-few years on earth. I find it laughable that it is mostly men who are shouting against abortion from a moral high ground that they don’t understand.

I know of a neighbour then in Ikoyi, who yelled at his daughter who kept having crisis from Sickle Cell Disease saying “If you want to die, just die!”.
That’s sickle cell o, not to now talk of down syndrome, cerebral palsy, etc.
Approach these matters with humility o! Be careful!

[Unstoppable Bela @owojeloche]

There really is a different spirit at work in the world. And if you cosplay as a believer in Jesus Christ, or even truly believe but refuse to renew your mind, you’ll live by the systems set in place by that spirit.

You’ll advocate for things that God hates.

[Mojisola the light ✨ @MojisayoD]

If I wasn’t Christian, there are many things I will champion.
There are many arguments that i would be at the forefront of.

But I am Christian, and I try to let God’s word shape my worldview.

It doesn’t mean I am perfect - I am far from it, but I try, and if you are Christian, you should try too.

[Arinze Odira @CaptainArinze]

Don't turn every beautiful moment into content. Every experience shouldn't be documented for social media.

[Tejiomo Omojevwe @Tejiomo]

A friend living in the UK with her husband, her mum has DOWN SYNDROME (Imbe). The guy's mum then said Over her dead body will her son marry from such a family that she fears for her grandkids becoming that way. The first issue was that she wasn't Igbo, and then the DS issue arose.

She cried her eyes out back then, we cried with her too because it was overbearing. For 6 months, the marriage was on hold, the boy literally was begging his mum every single day on his knees. Mind you, his mum is very educated and lives in wealth, but she was so scared for her future grandchildren.

My friend would ask us "Is it my fault my mum is an imbecile? Can't I live my life? Is it not enough that someone raped my mum and impregnated her and then she had my twin brother and me? What does life want from me? They mock us every day because of my mum's condition, can't I find happiness and live?"

We her friends could only encourage her because we knew the abuse her grandmother who gave up her life to look after her down syndrome child face everyday, people mock her and her child over a little quarrel, she gave up everything to look after her daughter before she was raped and had her grandkids.

I'd like to ask
1. Is it the same Nigerians who mock Mr and Mrs Mbakara over their down syndrome child that are acting all morally upright?

2. Is it the same Nigerian Christians who gossip about a rich couple with a child with Down syndrome and accuse them of using the child for a money ritual who are acting all morally upright?

3. Is it the same Nigerians who end relationships because their partner has a down syndrome family member that are acting all morally upright?

4. Is it the same Nigerians who have never donated or supported kids with Down syndrome or autism who are acting all morally upright?

5. Is it the same Nigerians who have never adopted disabled children not to talk of down syndrome or autistic children that are acting all morally upright?

6. Is it the same Nigerian Christians who keep a distance when an Imbe saliva is dripping from their mouth and frown at the mum for not holding the child close who are acting all morally upright?

7. Is it the same Nigerians who abuse and mock parents especially mothers on social media especially on TikTok with down syndrome children that are acting all morally upright?

8. Is it the same Nigerian Christians who believe someone with a child with Down syndrome is facing the punishment for their sins who are acting all morally upright?

These so-called Nigerians are acting all morally upright so soon and acting like they love down syndrome kids treat children who are their house help like a piece of trash.

These same Nigerians you're listening to especially my fellow Christians among them will never dedicate 1 hour of their 24 hours to run around with you for hospital, specialist and therapy visitation if you have a child with Down syndrome.

These same Nigerians will never support you financially when you're getting drained over hospital bills for your child with Down syndrome.
Remember you'll never stop visiting the hospital; in some cases, the child will live their life in constant visits to the hospital.

I've seen what Down syndrome is, it's not the same as autism and both are also not easy, they ain't easy at all, not easy on the kids 😭 nor the parents.

Every single day that my friend faces mockery over her mum's Down syndrome how much more the grand mum.

None of you has ever supported your family members who have Down syndrome or autistic children, never! Not in caregiving or financially and you're here acting all morally upright.

I couldn't sleep because I was thinking about those days and how my friend was bullied and mocked for how their granny gave up her life to care for the down syndrome daughter. Kaiii

Please get the hell out of my TL you hypocritical piss of shits.

[Last B 🌼🌸 @Ony1nyechi]

The amount of HIV/AIDS, Herpes, hepatitis, syphilis, gonorrhea etc that these terrorists are giving to their victims

Nigeria is imploding but we are still posting memes and making skits

[Tolulope Michael @im_tolumichael]

Most people assume their SIM card is protected because their phone is locked.

That assumption is exactly what hackers are counting on in 2026.

This video reveals:

– Why locking your phone does absolutely nothing to protect your SIM card from being hijacked
– The specific false sense of security most people have that leaves them completely exposed
– The real protection steps that actually work, and why what you're doing right now probably isn't enough

https://t.co/HzuMdkpKef

[Aimun @bluemagicboxes]

Anyway, just want women around me to understand, you need to start aspiring towards financial independence with the exact same urgency society wants you to aspire towards marriage.

[Okikiola @GuddyBamidele]

I find it really weird that all my life in Church i was told that when you pray you also take actions
If you pray to pass you also have to read
If you pray to get rich you also have to work
But somehow we are told to pray for Nigeria and not hold our leaders accountable

[Muna @Munalozy]

This is why I won't accept you for who you are because I'm constantly working on myself.

[ToluwalogoAgboola @RevToluAgboola]

Following JESUS is costly because HE will refuse to coexist with the idols in Your Heart.

[Oge of Web3 @official_QV]

Tola’s wife is getting praised for basic financial sense.

Which tells you how low the bar has been.

The fact that “she made sure we had a home before the wedding” is viral news means most people go into marriage without doing this.

We have normalized financial chaos as romance.