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Builder🏘️ ll Music lover🗣️ ll Wizkid FC🏆 ll OAU ❤️

[Rita Sunshine @1RitaSunshine]

My mum is dying, please help retweet😩🙏

[OPLUM @gbadebooloyede]

@aro_tm Congratulations Aro TM

[tofunmi @tofunmiiee]

People on here swore GPT-5 would end everything they made content around it. Now They swore “antigravity” was the next big thing. I should’ve known better than to listen to hype. I need my 4 minutes back from testing that thing.

[tofunmi @tofunmiiee]

The same crowd will tell you a tool is “dead” the moment a shinier option drops. I don’t even like talking about tools, but take PHP for example; I don’t like it, I don’t write it, yet people swear it’s dead. Meanwhile it still quietly powers huge parts of the internet because it works.
There needs to be a balance.

[nduka omeife @ndukaomeife]

This is not a God forbid prayer. 😀 It happened to me before in Monday January 5, 2020. I was an assistant manager in the bank. I came back from Christmas and New year holidays and I was asked to resign immediately. I did and resumed in my yoghurt company the following day as the Chairman, Chief Executive Officer. Aka - Dragon Lord 😎. Thank God the business was on ground. It would have been a disaster and de@d sentence. My pension is N65,000.00 till date. 😃😃😃.
Aside the yoghurt business, I have another 70 multiple skills that can easily be converted into money making venture.
I tell everyone that cares to listen, create multiple streams of income while you are still are working. You have opportunity and time to experiment your ideas. Make your mistakes and rise.
Tomorrow by God's grace, I will narrative two major events that happened within a month of my leaving the bank.

[Taiwo_junzi @taiwo_junzi]

Gigolo 101!!!!

EVERY WOMAN IS A HAW till she proves and continues to prove her difference over the years!!! A woman has to consistently earn your trust.

This is why as a man, you must know the woman you’re committing to, see her as she is, not who you want her to be, and build around that. Most men are simply victims of their own choices and ignorance.

Men, here are some of the things you should look out for before being a fool who sacrifices himself for a love that doesn’t serve you

VIRGINITY
You are her first and only body. Every other woman is more susceptible to cheating because she’s done it and been successful at it. Nobody does anything once. If you got her by winning her over from other men(when she shouldn’t have even given you audience), remember better men than you exist and she would also give them access to her just as she did to you. Almost every man(aside religious men) who boasts of bagging a godly woman is hitched with a woman no other man has slept with.

GODLY VALUES
Every good woman is godly. By godly, I mean they naturally possess traits that guarantees her being good. Traits like HUMILITY, MODESTY, DILLIGENCE, PEACEFULNESS, PATIENCE, SHAME, HONESTY, TRANSPARENCY and LOYALTY. And they often possess these traits not because of religious dictates, but because it’s who they are naturally. This is why laziness, pride, materialism, greed and impatience in a woman correlate positively with cheating.

INTROVERSION
Extroversion heightens a woman’s possibility of compromising on her vows and commitment to you. The more she goes out, the more likelihood she would go to places she’s not supposed to and be in situations where she forgets herself. Women ruin other women that’s why a good woman is almost always a lone-ranger.
NO GOOD WOMAN KEEPS MALE FRIENDS. She’s learnt from her man, her father and mother that men and women are not wired to stay friends without anything bringing them together. Her mother doesn’t have male friends why is she keeping one? Na as she go school dey work na him her mama go school dey work too. So, where she learn her own?

NOT JUDGMENTAL. Every good woman is never openly judgmental, especially when she’s still young! Even the woman in the quoted video is a red-flag who is simply virtue-signaling.
Yes, begin closed doors, relatively good women get angry at the behavior of degenerate women but their godliness makes them less vituperative and openly giving bad “gist” of other women publicly. A lady pandering to men is the equivalent of a male feminist so be very wary!!!

BACKGROUND.
A lady whose mother isn’t a cheat would most likely not be a cheat herself. A woman whose mother cheated would obviously cheat too because she’s seen that life would be fun and go on either ways. This is why offsprings of some single mothers are a huge red-flag, they’ve seen that the world will not end if they’re caught cheating.

One of the interesting stuff from this video is how that she’s talking about relatively good women and telling you a good woman should be feared and could potentially ruin you. So, if all these fears exist for even a relatively good woman, I genuinely do not want you find out what a shameless HAW would do to you.

Some Nigerian haws you should never have anything to do with:
Smoking haws
Septum-piercing and multiple piercing haws
Haws covered in tattoos
Haws sexualizing themselves on the internetdotcom
Money-sexual haws

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Men, a good woman is born, never in your little world think you can change a woman’s nature and idiosyncrasies.

The most important take away from this post is to build yourself and love yourself enough to walk away from a woman who can or has ruined your bloodline.

[S.S.S. @sunday_sodunke]

Anytime I reflect on my days in the University, I see how much those around me shaped who I became.

The kind of voices I listened to, the kind of advice I followed, and the kind of friends I kept — all of it mattered more than I knew.

As a fresher, I didn’t just roll with my level mates.

I spent a lot of time with mostly 400-level students who had seen it all.

They had already been through the ups and downs of university life.

They had faced the tough lecturers, the heartbreaks, the pressure, the struggles… and somehow still made it through.

Being around them opened my eyes.

They told me stories that helped me see the bigger picture.

They warned me about mistakes before I made them.

They showed me how to manage my time, keep my grades up, and stay focused when things got challenging.

Through them, I built a strong foundation in my first year.

I finished my first year with a 4.95 CGPA.

I also joined organisations and communities that helped me grow in ways I never imagined.

Looking back, I wish every fresher had that kind of support — people to guide them, correct them, and cheer them on.

That’s why we’re launching the "Freshers Fellowship Programme" at @talkwithugrads to help first-year students find their footing early.

The fellowship will equip freshers with the mindset, network, resources, and skills to navigate university life with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

If you’re a fresher who wants to make the most of your first year—to grow, learn, and build something solid—apply now for The Fellowship Programme.

Apply here: https://t.co/QwrKGV9RNd

Kindly like and repost to reach as many first-year students.💜

[The Blaq Force 🐎 @_blaqforce]

Every legend has a starting point, and for @blaqbonez , it was OAU 🎓💙

6th November, we go back to where it all began.

Great Ife are you readyyyyyyyy??????

#Homecoming #NoExcuses #blaqbonezhomecoming #OAUTwitter

[FRESH PRINCE @BlaqBonez]

OAU see u next week, I’ve missed you !!

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Sometimes, you read a story that makes the blood in your veins run cold.

Blessing's baby, Victory, was born premature and diagnosed with hydrocephalus (fluid in the brain), and she needs an urgent ₦1,000,000 surgery to survive.

Instead of support, Blessing’s husband called her a witch for having a sick child and threw her and their baby out onto the street.

Now, Blessing is alone, fighting for her daughter's life with nothing.
Her husband turned his back, but we will not.

AprokoNation, let's be the family she needs right now. Let's save Victory.

Account Name: Obukohwo Blessing
Account Number: 3581115542
Bank: EcoBank

If you cannot donate, please, I am begging you, your retweet is a powerful gift. It might be the one that brings the help this mother and child desperately need. God bless you.

[tofunmi @tofunmiiee]

I’m looking for a tax professional or accountant in Nigeria who wants to build fast something powerful around the 2026 tax reforms.

If you understand the system and you’re open to tech, AI, and solving real problems, let’s build together.

DM me.

[PalmPay Nigeria @palmpay_ng]

What happens after you send that message or drop that enquiry? We go on a mission.

From payments to fraud checks to compliance, we work together to make sure no issue is left unresolved.

Because at PalmPay, every challenge is a mission and every mission is possible.

#PalmPay #CSWeek2025 #MissionPossible

[The Force! @Orifunke]

I have two mobile phones; my Google Pixel, which is my every day, picture-perfect phone, and my gradually-dying Samsung, which I only use to make calls.

I started to use my Pixel in 2023 but before then, I had used my Samsung from 2019. It had been my loyal guy for almost four years before I got my new phone.

I thought my Samsung was the best thing. Pictures were sharp. Lighting was great. And to be honest, I even struggled with switching to my Google Pixel for about one month because of how attached I was to it.

Then this evening, I picked up my Samsung and, out of nostalgia, turned on the front camera. I couldn't believe what I was seeing - in terms of quality. I could see myself but the quality was way less inferior than what I would get on my Pixel. I laughed and told my husband that I couldn't believe that there was a time when that phone seemed perfect to me.

It was in that moment that something somewhat of a revelation crossed my heart. If I took pictures on both phones today, I would look different. Not because I am different, but because the lenses are different. Now, if I took a picture on a phone better in camera than my Pixel, I would look different, sharper. Same woman, different lenses.

It hit me that the lenses through which we view our lives determine how we see ourselves. That's why if you think lowly of yourself, if you think you're not worth having good friends, if you think you don't deserve love or great opportunities, if you think others are always better than you. That's not who you are. Those are simply the lenses with which you are viewing yourself.

If the lenses are great, you see yourself better. Otherwise, you would have a blurry, distorted version of who you are.

So, what will you be doing to ensure that you're seeing yourself right? And that what you feel about yourself is not defined by whether it's an ailing Samsung phone, a bubbling Google Pixel or a trending iPhone 17?

How would you begin to see yourself beyond your age, your marital status, the labels placed on you, the mistakes you've made?

The problem may not be you. It may be the lens through which you're viewing yourself.

Does this resonate?

[AOJ𓃵 @aojjustaoj]

MISSING PERSON ALERT — PLEASE SHARE.

Good day everyone,
This is an urgent call for awareness and assistance.

A student from our department — Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Technology — has been missing since Friday, His name is Ibrahim David Toluwani.....

[AOJ𓃵 @aojjustaoj]

it’s been a month already, HELP US FIND DORCAS.
Pray for DORCAS!🙏🏾

[Sole Woyinka @_littlehuman_]

I used to be such a “you can reply a text in 3 seconds” champion.

Then I started a 9-5 job and I realized say no be true 😭.

[Àró Oloye Lambo ⚡ @aro_tm]

#NewProfilePic

[Baddy of Lagos 👑 @_belikebaddy]

Please if you can see this tweet help me retweet it so it can reach a wider audience 🤲🏽❤️

[Habeeb Oke, ISA. (Opeyemi) @h0_isa]

Overview of OPEYEMI’s Plan of Action for Great Ife.

To access and read the in-depth document of his Plan of Action, kindly click here; https://t.co/cWCENZvb2X

Vote OPEYEMI as Secretary General come Thursday✨