Mykiyi Entertainment

Indie game studio crafting spellbinding cultural experiences. Beautiful Art, Beautiful Narratives.

Game | Art | Music

@Mykiyi_Ent on Tiktok, IG, YouTube

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

Mood throughout this weekend 😌🫴🏽

Download our game and have a "playful weekend"

https://t.co/UNgDDDjb8N

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

📆Friday, 19th June 2026
📍The National Theater, Iganmu, Lagos
🔗https://t.co/qUakLuZS9c

Be there🤝🏽

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

Hello Circuitfam🤭💜

Catch our narrative designer live at the Lagos Games Week tomorrow 🥳

Click the link below to register for the event

🔗https://t.co/qUakLuZS9c

#prohelvetia_johannesburg #lagosgamesweek

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

Hi Circuit Fam🤗🫶🏽

It's been a whileee

Well... Makena has something for you today🤭🤭

"Hi Circuit Fam (CeeF for short)
🎮✨ Quest Complete: Monday. Save your progress, recharge your energy, and get ready for tomorrow's adventure. 🌙💜"

#games #indiegame #circuitchakula #CeeF

[Adeleke K.O MD @Ketem2024]

To God be the glory! 🙏🏽✨

Yesterday marks a significant milestone as my twin sister and I were officially inducted into the medical profession.

Grateful for God's grace, our family, mentors, and everyone who supported us through this journey.

#TwinDoctors #OOUTHMedicine

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

@lerlovesjc @WriteTalkCreate @DaddyTwinzz @luxemiaa That's exactly it, there's nothing "worth it" about retaining or changing the name. It's simply a name to her.

You claimed changing it is "no big deal", but as it's just a name and doesn't particularly matter to her either ways, there's no reason to put in the work.

[Oloye. @Ol0ye]

Damilare Oderinde -8, Deborah Adebowale -5, Aisha Oguntowo -10, Lege Taiwo -12, Balkis Ayanwale -8, Asa David -10, Shuaibu Aliyu –10, Ahmed Aliyu –7, Muiz Aliyu – 5, Jomiloju Ogunlola –Agune Noah – 8, Elizabeth Abadi –5, Tosin Abadi –9, Pius Stephen – 5, Hannah Ojo – 14, Habidat Ayanwale – 7, Mary Gabriel – 6, Jacob Gabriel

@officialABAT #BringBackOurChildren

[Arinola💜 @Arinolaa_]

Just heard that someone was kidnapped around OPIC/Kara here. They reportedly abducted her alongside five other people and allegedly k!lled three of them. The kidnappers demanded ₦80 million in ransom, and the church even contributed money to help. The kidnappers got 20 million but still didn’t release them.

Apparently, it wasn’t until a fight broke out among the kidnappers that some of the victims were able to escape. After wandering around for a while, they realized they had been in OPIC the entire time.

My mouth has been hanging open since I heard this. This is someone I actually know. Nowhere feels safe anymore😭😭

[Mayor Of Calabar @Uno_009]

One of the abducted students is reportedly seriously sick. She is just a 1-year-old child, and we may lose her at any moment because she urgently needs medical attention.

Nigeria Government, please do something!

Today makes it 16 days that these people have been held captive in the bush, under heavy rain and unbearable sun, with no food and no water.

Nigeria Government, please act. This is not the kind of Nigeria we want.

Do something before we lose more of these children in the bush.

Out of the 7 teachers who were abducted, Mr. Oyedokun M. O. has sadly passed away. Six teachers remain in captivity with the children.

Out of those six, another person has already been picked to send a new message, the same way they used Mr. M. O. Oyedokun.

Ahhh, Nigeria Government, please do something!

These children are our future. They are the leaders of tomorrow. Among them are future doctors, governors, senators, and honorable leaders.

Please do not allow their lives and dreams to be destroyed.

God, arise and rescue these children. Deliver them from the hands of these evil people.

Please share this message so it can reach everyone, including the international community, and so they can see the pain and suffering these families are going through.

May God heal the sick child and safely deliver all the captives from this terrible situation.

[Kreative Doctor ⚕️ @the_grafixmedic]

Y'all have probably forgotten, but it could have been anyone. Not a single meaningful update has come from the school administration. Our system is so bad. Since August 2025, and still... ahhh.

I can't even imagine what her parents go through every day. Without proper intervention from the school, the government, or relevant authorities, it feels as though her life was treated as if it didn't matter. No family should have to endure that.

[S𝖎𝖗 S𝖊𝖆𝖓 🇺🇸 @seanpepisky]

I’ll never forget the day my guy randomly brought up period diapers in the middle of a conversation.
I burst out laughing. “Diapers? For adults? Abeg, what is this one again?” 😭
But he got serious and said, “Bro, you men really don’t know what some women go through on heavy flow days.”
That hit different because my girlfriend at the time was dealing with really heavy periods. I’d seen her struggling, but I didn’t fully get it until he explained.
The constant fear of leaking in public.
Waking up multiple times at night to check.
Sleeping in weird positions.
The cramps. The anxiety. The stress of wearing light clothes.
So I swallowed my pride and asked more questions.

Omo, the way my guy looked at me before relaxing when I told him what my girl was going through. His girlfriend immediately jumped in and explained how much those diapers actually help: the comfort, the freedom, no more constant worry.
That same day I went to the pharmacy, got a pack, and took it home. When I showed my girl, she was so teary-eyed. I told her let’s try it out, and the relief on her face was everything. She woke up the next morning without tapping me for help in the middle of the night. She said it was the first time in years she slept through without fear.
That moment humbled me.

As men, sometimes we joke about stuff because we don’t experience it. But when you actually listen, you realize how much women carry quietly. What I once thought was weird turned out to be something that gave someone I love real comfort and peace.

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

@lerlovesjc @WriteTalkCreate @DaddyTwinzz @luxemiaa Did you read the part where she talked about how much work goes into a change of name?

[AYO Sepril23 💡💡 @sepril23NG]

This one is pure comedy… but the painful kind! 😂😭

Let me break it down for you:
President Tinubu wrote to the National Assembly requesting approval to borrow more money from the World Bank.
As expected, Senate President Godswill Akpabio and his colleagues wasted no time giving it the green light.
But what happened next? Pure cinema.
Nigerians stormed the World Bank’s social media pages in their thousands — begging, pleading, and warning them: “Please don’t give Tinubu any more loans!”
Why? Because these debts will be hanging on the necks of our children and grandchildren.
Tinubu has already pledged future oil revenues (crude we’ll drill in the next 5 years) as collateral for these borrowings. Yet, ordinary Nigerians are:
• Dying daily from insecurity
• Struggling with skyrocketing prices
• Watching the economy crumble while life gets harder by the day
The most interesting part? The backlash was so massive that the World Bank had to restrict comments on their Instagram page. Nigerians turned up in full force, and the message was loud and clear. https://t.co/TTJw2lYri6
This isn’t just about one loan. It’s about a nation saying: “Enough is enough.” We can’t keep borrowing our future away while the present is already unbearable.
The people have spoken. Will the World Bank listen? Time will tell.
Drop your thoughts below 👇

[Anibijuwon @PeeGeeMax]

My wife was about to be wheeled into the theatre at 4PM. It was obvious the baby wasn't coming naturally and they needed to operate. The technical staff asked them to take her back because there was no diesel to run the generator.
Thank God for Prof Sanya. He ordered them to go and put on the generator, that he would buy diesel. He took two 25 litre jerrycans and went to buy diesel. She was wheeled in and the baby brought out, already in distress.
That generator never went off that night. It stayed on the whole night. The diesel they had Prof buy was not used. Not for my wife and son, at least. It was for their own purpose.
That was 2010 January. When Nigeria was good.

[Dr. Emmanuel A. Owolabi @_emmaco4real_]

Every month, Kemi prepared for battle.

Not because she was in the military.

Not because she was training for the Olympics.

Not because she owed anybody money.

Because her period was coming.

And unlike everybody else’s period, this one seemed to have sworn a personal oath against her.

The signs usually started three days before.

Kemi would become unusually quiet.

Her friends knew.

Her roommates knew.

Even the woman selling food beside the hostel knew.

“Madam, has it started again?”

Because once it started, chaos followed.

One month she was rushed out of a lecture theatre.

Another month she vomited twice before 9 a.m.

There was a month she genuinely thought she was dying.

Then there was the famous incident that entered family history.

A family wedding.

Everybody dressed beautifully.

The photographer was arranging people.

“Everybody smile!”

Meanwhile, Kemi was standing there smiling like a contestant in a toothpaste advert while her womb was conducting what sounded like a military coup.

Five minutes later she disappeared.

Her aunt found her behind the building curled up like a question mark.

“What’s wrong?”

[Chijacobs @Ugoanumudu]

When my daughter was about to start crèche, I started thinking about my own childhood.🥺

I remembered how my mum used to wake up as early as 5AM to prepare breakfast and pack lunch for us.

So naturally, I started mentally preparing myself too 😂

I kept thinking about waking up very early every day to cook, pack breakfast, lunch, snacks… everything my daughter would need till evening.

Luckily, she got accepted into a government crèche here in Portugal 🇵🇹

That’s when we found out the crèche feeds the children throughout the day.

Their menu includes fruits, vegetables, yoghurt, chicken, turkey, lamb, soups and they give them fruits daily.

As a working mum, this honestly felt like such a huge relief 😩🙏

It also made me appreciate our mothers even more.

Because thinking about everything they did for us while managing a whole household? Whew 😭

They really deserve their flowers 🌺

[Mykiyi Entertainment @Mykiyi_Ent]

@chuoleeli @wilsonakubobi @naijafemalefama https://t.co/07l3XNupzG

[Adetola Oniyelu @Adetolababs]

@wilsonakubobi @naijafemalefama This is not accurate. Several agribusineses in Nigeria process cassava into garri, starch, odourless fufu, fortified pap, and other products for export using modern machinery and equipment. The same applies to oil palm processing. Scale of operation determines processing method.

[Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫 @SavvyRinu]

These women and children are yet to be released.

Happy Saturday, Nigerians

[Jenn, the car girl🚘✨ @_sheisjennifer]

Ponmo o!!! Ponmo!

I was so obsessed with Ponmo. I ate one strong one, after chewing it for like over 10 minutes, I decided to swallow it because in my head it has already softened and my jaws were already aching.

I swallowed this thing and it stuck in my throat, e no gree go up e no gree come down😭😭i was literally gasping for breath, i saw the light.😭😭
I swallowed bottles of water e no gree go down

That day wasn't funny😭
Naso I for take die because of ponmo

[Tosin Ayesa @OTAyesa]

Today, I officially survived Cancer 🎉🎉🎉🎉