Fashion. Finance/Economics. Art. Agriculture. Manufacturing. Politics. Storytelling. Sports. Culinary. I need to discover and read more books on multipotentiality as I navigate all these interests (mostly simultaneously), while maintaining balance and peace of mind.
I’d never understand the concept of going broke in real life to prove to people online that you have money or you’re living a “luxurious lifestyle”. Like, just don’t post??
Lol. “Azin” a plumber is not worthy of respect or what? Nigerians and their faux sense of superiority. What’s even the correlation here? https://t.co/j0ZfrVQYNf
Casually reminiscing on postpartum experience and remembered how @Mbong_WT came and did night shift with us to watch baby. An incredibly core memory for me
No disrespect to Olamide, but from my observation, it’s mostly people in the South West who speak about his nationwide fame this way. He’s not a household name across other parts of Nigeria in the way he’s portrayed, especially compared to the likes of Davido and Wiz.
There’s no way “Olamide has more hits than OBO” is disrespectful to OBO, they can both give each other a run.
You’re talking about Olamide like he’s Orezi 😂
“Why Do I Have To Pay Extra 150%? The App Says ₦4,000, And I’ve Already Been Debited Because It’s a Card Trip. So Why Are You Asking Me To Pay ₦10,000? Why Don’t You Want To Follow The Price On The App? That’s Not Right.” ~ Between European Blogger Tom On Tour In Nigeria And An Uber Driver…👀
She got into a heated exchange with a military van on Admiralty, pulled out & cocked a gun from the glove box (luckily, van had sped off). She then turned the gun on me & ordered me to get out. Tried to report anonymously to Uber ‘cause she had my address,(story for another day).
There's such a concept as conservation of energy.
Stop being a best friend to a best friend, to whom you're not their best friend.
Don't go the extra mile for anyone who wouldn't do the same for you.
Stop overextending.
"No" is a beautiful word. Use it often.