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Why didn't she mentioned it before you guys went down the first time what if something happened and you contacted it? Do you think she really has your best interest at heart or she's just feeling bad
This year, I got myself a new phone, started working and got a cake for myself easily. These are the things that I used to wonder how I would get them but this yr, God did. It only gets better from here. Happy 22nd birthday to me❤️
Funke Akindele will pay cast well, feed them to stupor on set, post them, give them exposure and still be in their comments praying for them. It wows me all the time.
And this is even aside the fact that she doesn't make one character feel less than the other in their PR content
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This is why I fear fame. Not because I fear being known, but because I fear being owned. Fame flattens you. It takes your complexities and refines them into soundbites, headlines, avatars for someone else’s argument. Suddenly, everyone has an opinion on how you should live, who you should meet, what causes you should align with. They want you to be their representative, until you’re not. And then they want your head.
Take Tunde, for example. A man who, at his core, strikes me as someone who just wants to play chess, teach kids, and make the world a bit more decent than he met it. That’s all. No throne to climb, no vast lands to conquer, no people to subjugate. Just a clean, honest mission: use a board game to sharpen the minds and expand the futures of children who were never given a fair starting point.
But when you do something so beautiful, so rare, the world notices. And when the world notices, it demands. Now, Tunde isn’t just Tunde anymore. He’s become the face of chess. The symbol of uplift. A banner for hope in a place that has almost forgotten how to hope. And as it always does, success gathers many family members, some who love you, others who want to own you, and many who simply want to be seen standing next to you.
Now, as we can glean from this image, Tunde had an audience with Tinubu. And the backlash, judging from the comments, has been swift. People are angry. And not without reason. Tinubu is not a president many Nigerians feel proud of. He has not given us the kind of nation Tunde is building in miniature through his chessboards and classrooms. Tunde empowers children. Tinubu, many (myself included) feel, has disempowered the people.
But you can’t blame the president either. Of course he wants a photo op with Tunde. A man like Tinubu—deeply disliked and fully aware of his non-existent moral capital—knows the value of proximity. Tunde is clean. Tunde is inspiring. Tunde is hope in human form. If a picture can paint a thousand words, then one with Tunde can rewrite an entire narrative. A good leader should always cast himself in the best light. A badly performing one needs to.
Still, you also can’t fault those calling Tunde out. Just weeks ago, he publicly distanced himself from tribal propaganda, writing a deeply felt disclaimer that clarified his mission was not for “Yoruba kids” alone but for all children—irrespective of tribe, ethnicity, or origin. He warned us about those who “stir the ants in the jar”—those who pit us against each other so we forget the hands stealing from the jar in the first place. And whether or not he named names, everyone with a pulse—everyone who’s followed Nigerian politics for even a minute—knows Tinubu is one of those hands.
Not because he’s some cartoon villain. Not because he’s a fire-breathing bigot. No. He’s far too polished for that. Too debonair. Too suave. He’s a City Boy, remember? When you’re that wealthy, you don’t need to shout about tribalism, you just let it simmer. It’s divide and rule. He doesn’t do it because he believes in division. He does it because he needs it. Every politician wants to win. Tinubu is no different. Unity is dangerous to the powerful. A people focused on justice might suddenly demand it. So he keeps us distracted—some would even say entertained—with the bigotry Olympics while the country slowly melts beneath his feet.
And now there’s Tunde, caught right in the middle. He’s probably seen the tweets. The callouts. The think-pieces. He might even be wondering if it was all worth it, if maybe he should’ve just stayed that guy who taught chess in peace. Because now, both sides are clawing at him. One side calls him a patriot. The other, a sellout. He’s no longer allowed to be a person. He must now be a position.
But the tragedy here isn’t that Tunde is being criticized. It’s that he’s being claimed. Everyone wants to hold him up as proof of their beliefs….
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I hate this WhatsApp like status feature shaaa....what happened to your friends hyping you up in the comments when they see a post..now it's just a weird like action...How am I supposed to feel?...what if it was a mistake like sef😔
I hate this WhatsApp like status feature shaaa....what happened to your friends hyping you up in the comments when they see a post..now it's just a weird like action...How am I supposed to feel?...what if it was a mistake like sef😔