NyTy

Hello, I'm NyTy You may know me as Trinity, I want to invite you to my whatsapp group NyTy FAN CLUB Link in bio

[NyTy @kngnyt]

Patience is a virtue, but delay is dangerous
Life Balance ohhh
#HappySunday

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@attah_akor Omo

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@imole__olorun Na you no price na
For naija you surpose price first, do like say e too much, then pay half first dey complete it the next day

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@PamilerinMide Na bini or ibadan

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@ayrastarr @Her_Petiteness Abeg make person sue her stylist
Brezz just full ground
Na me come dey feel like anini

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mrvibezofficial 3 for 100 naira

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@renoomokri M..

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@renoomokri O
K9

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout Sekkle Down

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@Apethegod2 @mightyyout Sekkle Down

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout Then you'll be completely drained of energy and creativity. Na so fall off dey start

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout Pass ohh, but na me them dey copy
Me wey no sabi anything.
No blame me for your F9 ohh

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout African Queen 👑

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout 💯

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mightyyout Normally

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

106 year-old William Casby holding his great-great-granddaughter. He was born into slavery in Danville, Virginia in 1857, worked as a longshoreman, and lived to be 113, photograph by Richard Avedon, 1963....

Casby was born into slavery in 1857 in Danville, Virginia, just four years before the Civil War began. Emancipated as a child after 1865, he came of age during Reconstruction and later worked as a longshoreman. By the time this photograph was taken, he had witnessed slavery, the Civil War’s aftermath, Jim Crow segregation, two World Wars, and the early years of the Civil Rights Movement.

Avedon photographed Casby as part of a series documenting people who had been born into slavery, creating minimalist portraits against stark white backgrounds to focus entirely on the subject’s presence and expression. The image is both intimate and monumental, the elder’s weathered face beside the softness of new life.

Casby reportedly lived to be 113.

When Casby was born, James Buchanan was president and Abraham Lincoln had not yet been elected, yet he lived long enough to see the presidency of John F. Kennedy and the dawn of the modern civil rights era.

© History Pictures

#archaeohistories

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@mreazi @paoloardoino █▀ █▀█ █▀█ █░
█▄ █▄█ █▄█ █▄

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@oku_yungx @_DeejustDee If I get option ohh
I choose B

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@Nccbella Roasted corn

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@aime_mwizaa Jå¢kïê

[NyTy @kngnyt]

@KaylahOniwo ∩~~∩
ξ ･×･ ξ
ξ ~ ξ
ξ ξ
ξ “~～~～〇
ξ ξ
ξ ξ ξ~～~ξ ξ ξ
ξ_ξξ_ξ ξ_ξξ_ξ