Everyone says #ThePolygamist is about polygamy.
I think itโs actually about secrecy.
People can survive difficult truths.
What destroys families is discovering that their entire reality was a lie.
After watching this video,
I came to agree with @ruffydfire that Landmark Beach Resort and other Estates in Lagos was destroyed intentionally, not for road development.
Believe me, the late Buhari wasnโt this dangerous and heartless toward investors who came willingly to invest in Nigeria during his presidency, but today we have Bola Tinubu running a cartel system of governance with power drunk individuals.
The first method for estimating the intelligence of a ruler is to look at the men he has around him. If a man surrounds himself with flatterers, cowards, power-drunk individuals, and people who only agree with him, he is not truly powerful. He is controlled by the need to feel safe.
Strong leaders do the opposite. They keep sharp, capable people close, even those who challenge them, because strength grows through pressure, not comfort.
You can pretend to be confident and wear the mask of authority, but your circle always reveals the truth in how weak and corrupt you are.
The people beside you show your standards, your courage, and your ambition.
When you surround yourself with fools, their mistakes become your failures.
When you surround yourself with thinkers and intelligent people, their victories strengthen your rule.
We fail to understand that power is never built alone. It is built by the hands you choose to trust.
In the end, the world judges you not only by what you achieved, but by who stood beside you while you were building it.
Tinubu is dangerous.
David Umahi is evil!
For decades, this small West African country was the example. No coups since 1972. Peaceful transfers of power. A working democracy in a region where strongmen ruled.
Then, in December 2025, gunshots cracked through the capital. A group of mutinous soldiers stormed the state TV and declared a new era. They said the government had failed them. That their brothers were dying in the north, fighting jihadists, while politicians in the south rewrote the constitution.
By noon, it was over. Loyal forces crushed the coup. Nigeria sent jets. The president, Patrice Talon, appeared on camera looking calm. Crisis averted. Democracy saved?
Not exactly. Here's what they are not telling you about the coup in Benin Republic.