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HUMAN.

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@kobe_boujee88 🤣

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“If the money you’re paying your staff cannot help her save, cater for her little needs and give others out of it, it is slav£ry, it’s not 9-5”

[Miilato @miiilato]

since the girl I want doesn't want me,
the girl who wants me won't get me either.
we all gonna suffer

[Big Smoke - @Skepta]

How much suffering is enough? @officialABAT

[• @yducknow]

me after spending all my money knowing i’ll get more from idk where

[H I I K Y A A T O R @HiikyaaTor]

She came to Nigeria last year to give solutions to kidnapping but all the politicians told her money’s available now is for campaign & elections.

[THE KAZEZ @the_kazez]

If you like no believe say na GQ🌚😂

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

“The Nigerian system of employers is nothing to write home about. Most of us get employed internationally, we left the Nigerian system a long time ago” – Lady calls out CEO of Moniepoint, Tosin Eniolorunda, over his recent statement

[Gweje @GwejeofAfrica]

Nigerians are incredibly bright, but global standards demand global compensation.

You aren't struggling to find top-tier talent because of yahoo and hookup culture. You are struggling because the Nigerians who actually meet global standards are already working remotely for foreign companies paying in US Dollars. The few who survive our broken education system and successfully upskill themselves immediately stop playing in the local league.

Are local companies actually looking for global talent, or are they just looking for global talent at a local discount?

[•tr1stan⛷️ @nuel_irl]

Why does this fits so well😭.

[Fdrlmdmx @OlumideFdrl_Esc]

If you like, collect exposure. Your body go tell you when you knack 50.

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@TheGrandmaBoy 😂

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@OshatimiDavid

[Obiasogu David @afrisagacity]

Ghanaian YouTuber, Wide Maya, visited an all-white town in South African, where black South Africans are restricted from entering.

This isn't like an estate. It is a whole town in SA. I’m curious, why aren't black South Africans triggered by this?✍️

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“I went to the station to honour the invitation of the AIG over the case of Bon bread that was reported. To the best of my knowledge, everything that happened shows my case was already determined and concluded before I got to the station. I made the video intentionally without mentioning any company. Nigeria has happened to me several times. I arrived at the police station and was treated like a cr!m!nal.”

— Ms. Love Dooshima, the woman who went viral over her claim about a loaf of bread, breaks her silence after her encounter at the police station.

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@OneJoblessBoy This only gives the person who hurt you more power, it doesn’t solve anything. The court of public opinion has no real place in our personal lives. Talk about it, but with people you trust and care for you not those who listen just to gain something.

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@MikaelCBernard lol do you who he’s playing?

[Lola @justkeeprunin71]

The curse of awareness.

[Tidé @olatide_wright]

@anickytwts