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@OPay_NG@OPay_NG like I’ve been used to, I made use of my opay account to fund 2 of my Facebook advertising accounts 20,000 naira each since 12th of May, 2026, the transaction was successfully but my ad accounts wasn’t credited
Since 2 days ago, no reversal even after logging dispute.
@halal_pair Personally i think he’s doing too much
I check my wife’s phone only when she’s chatting (like glancing through thing)
Not to intentionally pick up her phone to check stuffs
I don’t do mine often as we can be home for 2 months and I won’t even care to glance.
@libmisterkoto @halal_pair You are not him
And you can’t teach people how they should live their lives
If you have nothing else to contribute you keep mute or pray for him
The Internet is full of Muslim men who are dying to show their wives to unknown strangers.
Never in the history of Islaam have men been this much Dayooth.
@halal_pair Exactly the taste I am trying to marry now
Of course not only dark-skinned but other amazing attributes in her like deen, honorable character, beauty, neatness, willingness to learn and be-pushed, among others.
@segalink If you've never seen @elonmusk or @AlikoDangote throwing money in the air, then you should question the source of those throwing money in the air. They most time didn't work for it!
@happyyaisha@halal_pair You’re wrong
I knew nothing about it until my first year of marriage
Do i get sister? I no get
Do I fornicate before considering marriage? No, i no dare try am throughout
How I go come know?
You’re very wrong with your conclusion
Change it!
There are too many startups in Nigeria solving nonsense problems.
This is a country with massive insecurity.
People are hungry.
Transportation is a daily struggle.
Over 20 million children are out of school.
Healthcare is broken.
Power is unreliable.
Jobs are scarce.
Why are there so few startups solving fundamental Nigerian problems?
And why are so many chasing problems that barely exist here?
Technology is not about writing code.
Technology is not about buzzwords.
Technology is not about sounding smart on pitch decks.
Technology is simply a better way of solving real problems.
If your solution cannot meaningfully touch:
•security
•education
•transportation
•healthcare
•food systems
•jobs
•cost of living
then maybe it’s not innovation, maybe it’s just noise.
Nigeria does not need more cool startups. Nigeria needs useful ones.
Let’s go back to basics.
This video got me thinking about the place of IG in contemporary Nigerian internet fraud - as both enabler and disruptor of crime.
This Instagram post (screenshot from YouTube video in thread below) is a key piece of detail that helped investigators locate the alleged fraudster. His wife flexing on IG about their new mansion.
It’s almost impossible to commit internet fraud in Nigeria today and not flex on the internet. IG being the ideal platform for such flexing. Hushpuppi template.
That flexing serves two purposes:
1. Earns you an adoring God-when-ing audience. Always hanging around to congratulate you and hoping to be ‘blessed’ the way you’ve been ‘blessed’
2. Gives you away when it’s time for the music to stop playing. Your footprints are all over the place, doing prosecution-witness work.