Oiza

[mfonabasi. @Mfonabasiii]

semo.

[Shosan @iyinn_a]

This “go for your masters” thing my family dey talk… na new party? 😭

[Oiza @O1zaIbrahim]

😭😭😭😭

[Adedamola @Adedamohlarr]

Don’t put my face on a throw pillow/mug

[☔ @Whotfismick]

Work ends at 5:00 pm
Me at 4:55 pm:

[Nanya🌸💕 @Nany_aaa]

I didn’t see moi-moi so I bought okpa

[cole @wyacole]

How it feels to have a gift for someone but you can't tell them yet

[𝐵𝑎𝑏𝑦 𝐾 @misskerrington]

Something about a person who is absolutely unhinged in regular life but completely locked in when it comes to their career is so endearing to me

[Queen SA @queensatoyou]

There are women living their dream lives, in their dream homes, with their dream bank accounts, and their dream partners. I am so locked in & strict with myself rn because it is possible!

[ً @artfuIchaos]

the phrase “for you, I would” is such a gentle and sweet form of love language. even if I wouldn’t normally do something, i would gladly do it just to make you happy.

[ً @artfuIchaos]

love at first sight? don't think so. chemistry at first banter? fuck, yes.

[Toyoisrich🌸✨ @_symplytoyo]

Apparently you can’t even say you’re hungry in talking stage anymore 😭 they’ll think you’re billing…but I’m actually hungry.😂

[fortune yongosi @fortuneyongosi8]

No difference between this government and fire nation.

[Oiza @O1zaIbrahim]

Leave wherever you are and go home now o🧏🏾‍♀️ #england #argentina

[Neet @neet_sol]

The economy is so bad that scam messages went from “you won the lottery” to “remote job available $18/hr”

[Neto @docneto]

Increase your surface area for luck by starting more conversations, meeting more people and just going outside more. Nothing big happens on your bed, get up and move!

[Rams @ramenrams]

You met me at a very “what that gotta do with me” time in my life

[PortHarcourt Sailor @GodsgreatG]

Honestly, we are all to blame for this culture of entitlement. And this is why:

Giving out of ego: Many givers give out of pride, with a clear intention to show off or prove their status. On the other side, receivers put these givers on a pedestal, expecting a certain payout. When the gesture falls short of their expectations, the get disappointed, which develops into a toxic mentality of entitlement.

The illusion of shared wealth: In Nigerian society, there is a general belief that what belongs to our parents, brothers, or sisters automatically belongs to us. Because we aren't the ones doing the hardwork, we completely undermine the pain, sweat, and hard work people go through to make every single penny.

The diaspora myth: Many Nigerians believe that the moment you cross the border and leave the shores of the country, money grows on trees in the West. They have no concept of the reality of bills, taxes, and grueling work hours.

[jo johnson @josbjohnson]

you must believe you are special and then go so hard, for so long, with such violent refusal to accept any other ending, that reality itself starts running out of ways to tell you no. you must wage a war daily against the ordinary outcome, until the belief you invented out of nothing in a room by yourself has been hammered into the world so many times that it stops being a claim and becomes reality.

[kosiso🧚🏼‍♀️ @kosyy_]

🐆

[Oiza @O1zaIbrahim]

Matcha with strawberry purée is the only way