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[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@Nanyo_sae @tweetbibby You will get a good one in Yaba for 8k/9k

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@demuredupe @Sisi_Yemmie Same here 😂😂

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@earthto_v 😭😂😂

[MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips]

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[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@MrBeast .

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@kofoworola__a @toonithecreator No light o😭

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

I stand here proud, grateful and fulfilled https://t.co/VB3PEn9knr Pure Mathematics bagged🎓😍
Second class (Upper Division)
Class of 2025
Thank you Unilag❤️

#unilagconvocation #unilag

[Aunty Teda @imoteda]

On Fine Dining restaurants and "messing" with Nigerian food...

Enjoy!

[Wura⭐ @allaboutwura]

Day 51 of seeking financial help for my mum's medications, physiotherapy and general care for her condition which is ALS. A neurodegenerative disease that damages the nerve cells.There is no cure but it can be managed

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[General Fey @Miz_Fey]

People talk about 50/50 like marriage is a fixed formula, but real partnership doesn’t work that way. When you’re with someone who is genuinely committed to you, it stops being about rigid splits and becomes about support.

Life shifts in pregnancy, work stress, health, kids, career changes and the balance shifts with it. Some seasons one person carries more, some seasons the other does and nobody is keeping score because you’re both invested in the same home, the same life, the same future. In a solid marriage, you naturally pick things up for each other.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

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[Fioda25 @Fioda25]

#justiceforochanya

[cici💛 @shezzzz_weird]

Where are they???????????????
#justiceforochanya
The two men r@ped an 8yrs old for 5 good years till she d!eddddd

Where are they??

[The LIGHT☄️ @Adasu_d_gr8]

I have never come across a kid that suffered so much like Ochanya.

Sh returns from school 2pm.

Victor returns home by 3 and then forces himself on her.

He continued raping her for months.

Then one day, the Father came home and caught his son raping the innocent girl with tears in her eyes.

Instead of stopping his son in his early 20, he pushed the son away from her, and climbed the innocent girl.

The next day, the man returned home very early from work to wait for the girl.

Immediately she arrived from school, he began to rape her. His son walked in, and took turn.

It continued for years.
Father and son raping a girl of eight years turn by turn, year after year—tell me something more cruel and barbaric.

The little girl from 8 years became 10, and became very sick.

The aunty, Winifred's mum found out, but she kept shut. When the doctor's test results came out, she hid the results.

Yes, she's an accomplice.

At the early stage of discovering that Ochanya was sick, it would have been easier to treat, but she deprived her treatment.

While the girl was sick, it didn't stop Winifred's Father and brother from still raping her.

For five years, nobody in the family reported the case to the police.

It was Ochanya that opened up when she was already dying, but Mr. Andrew like a Nigerian politician still fought his way through the case.

Ochanya finally d!ed at 13, guess what! Winifred's Father influenced the doctor's autopsy.

That's how heartless humans can be.

Winfred is living her career. Victor, the rapist is living his dream career. The rapist-father is still a lecturer teaching teenagers. (Imagine a rapist among teenagers).

But they deprived Ochanya her dream of becoming a medica doctor.

Now look at the smile on Victor's face, but another family would weep at the thought of his actions.

How do they sleep in that home knowing that they are all rapists, murderers and accomplices?

Until Justice is served, we remain Ochanya's voice.

Ochanya deserves justice.
Silence in the face of injustice is INJUSTICE—and evil.

[Alhaji @yeankhar]

If I like, I can ask God for fish roll. It’s none of your damn business.

[Technical Ben @TechnicalBben]

If you’re just finishing university in Nigeria and trying to move from $0 to. $5,000–$6,000 in a year, here’s what to do : I'm a living testimony I finished uni 2 years ago.

1. Learn a marketable skill. Something that can actually make you money online, design, marketing, automation, development, customer support, anything with global demand.

2. Stay where there’s stable electricity and internet. You’ll spend a lot on data, so plan for that. Your biggest investment right now is access.

3. Get on LinkedIn. Optimize your profile and start connecting. But don’t fill your network with only Nigerians. If you want to earn in dollars, connect internationally, especially in US states that are strong in tech and remote work. Do your research.

4. Don’t pitch. Build. As a beginner, you have no leverage yet. Don’t try to sell yourself, document your learning, show your progress, and post your journey publicly. People respect growth more than empty claims.

5. Build relationships through DMs. Don’t just send one message and disappear. Track who you’ve messaged with a Google Sheet so you can follow up, personalize, and build a genuine connection.

6. Use those relationships for freelance opportunities. If your Upwork isn’t verified yet, onboard clients from LinkedIn first. Then, once Upwork verifies you, you can use it for payments and credibility.

7. Always have a backup plan. When things get tight, you still have LinkedIn, DMs, and Upwork as your lifelines for finding opportunities.

8. Network smart. Get close to female freelancers or tech professionals, they often have stronger networks and are more open to sharing opportunities.

Broke ones will rise again.

But make LinkedIn your best friend.

[Monsieur TopGee🥤 @TopG2Lit]

the iphone you bought in nigeria is real. it probably came through parallel import, meaning a local dealer imported it from dubai, hong kong, or the u.s., not directly from apple.

apple stores (like the one in paris) can only see iphones that were officially distributed in their own region (like europe).
so when they checked your serial number and said “no record,” it just means it wasn’t sold through their local retail system… not that it’s fake.

apple’s global activation servers still recognize it. that’s why it activates, updates, and connects to icloud normally.

you can confirm it’s genuine by checking your serial number at https://t.co/vILCJpZa7s.

apple makes the same iphone model in different regional versions because of network bands, local laws, and features. for example:
🇺🇸 usa = esim only (supports mmwave 5g, the fastest)
🇪🇺 europe/uk = 1 physical sim + 1 esim (no mmwave)
🇯🇵 japan = 1 physical sim + 1 esim (camera shutter sound can’t be muted)
🇨🇳 china/hong kong = dual physical sim (no esim)
🇦🇪 uae = 1 physical sim + 1 esim (facetime may be restricted)
🇮🇳 india/singapore = 1 physical sim + 1 esim (global version, full features… most people use this one, but any version works. i use the usa version 😋)

so, if you bought your iphone in nigeria, it likely came from one of these regions usually dubai, hong kong, or the u.s.
that’s why apple stores in europe or america might say “we have no record of this phone.”

it’s real apple hardware, just not from their regional retail channel.

note: “mmwave” is that little 5g antenna you’ll see on the side of some iphones. just google “mmwave on iphone” and check the image section, you’ll see exactly what i’m talking about.

thanks, don’t mention it. 😌

[Mr. Láyí @layiwasabi]

Pov: You scored zero on your drama test

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@_oluwasholar_ Congrats love ❤️

[Trenches kid🦋 @flyqueen__]

@Ennyroy1 Ateee🔥