We brought back baggy jeans, Polaroid cameras, and vinyl records. Can we bring back basic human empathy too? The way it’s become so rare is concerning.
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The era that fought to reward intelligence and talent, and to make smart people famous.
Then Olodo Nation attacked, led by a men who either forged certificates or had no certificate at all.
And their Olodominions said “even if he presents a NEPA bill I will vote him”.
“Let them eat cake.” — Marie Antoinette after she was informed about the mass starvation in pre-Revolution France in 1765.
“To start Akara business doesn't take a lot of money. To start roasting corn and kuli-kuli doesn't take much.” — Remi Tinubu
History is cyclical!
I mostly like this Olodo uprising conversation because (I hope) it will ultimately lead us to talk about the olodos of particular concern that we’ve allowed to govern us. Cos na there e start…
The #OlodoUprising is everywhere o! It’s not just content creators. It’s in our churches too—from the pews to the pulpit. It’s why a pastor will confidently say fibroids are caused by abortions and no member stood up to correct the foolishness. Olodos are everywhere!
I like that Olodo as an insult will carry weight now. So when I call you an Olodo, please note that I mean it with every ounce of condescenion intended.
I remember that older people thought we were making noise during endsars until we shut the nation down, and then government had to kill us because they couldn’t stand discomfort.
We need to discomfort everyone again. Kids are in captivity. Little girls are with rapists.
Today’s a public holiday, most are at home relaxing or just having fun. Guess who are denied of doing such? The children kidnapped in Oyo, Borno and now Kogi. It’s almost a month with no food, proper care or shelter.
Pls Bring Them Home 🙏🏾
"There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children"
A country that can’t protect children is a failed state.
We shouldn't be talking about whether Tinubu deserves a second term or not. We should be talking about him stepping down immediately before he kills off all our children
I know there’s a coping mechanism spirit in this country.
But honestly, I refuse to normalize this nonsense.
Inflation, insecurity, suffering everywhere… nah.
We shouldn’t be coping with problems this serious, we should be demanding better.