@AfamDeluxo Hanlon’s Razor:
Never blame malice (evil intent or in this case village people) when stupidity and poor thinking can easily explain the mess
@Folarin_AA You are referring to the Guinness @ 250 years concert at Eko Hotel.
They really showed up for 2baba that day.
That day was also MI's moms birthday he paused put her on the phone and we shouted happy birthday or something like that.
@ElJefe__@tontebriggs Rockefeller's wife parents were abolitionist
Spelman college was named after his wife's maiden name in 1884
Rockefeller provided the money for the permanent site
Spellman college was a college attending to only black women 1800's
Shrewd bizman, yes
Correct guy, yes
@afalli alligator pepper was said to be important in the naming ceremony of a Yoruba child,
Can't remember seeing it being used in over 20 years if not more.
Culture evolves with reality.
@asemota I think there is also an operational cost issue,
collection fees are regulated by LAWMA
frequency per month has reduced in my estate.
Spoke with the supervisor and he blamed diesel and people owing fees from last year.
@markessien Alimentary canal tolerances no reach eye matter.
Ordinary alligator pepper in the mouth only and yoruba demons exist showing women pepper
You self try imagine the repercussions if eye self collect pepper as part of naming ceremony and daily training
@afalli To me Iran will be is a real life example of Pandora's box.
now their nyash done open.
Now I'm buying diesel for over #1800 per because they miscalculated
@afalli@markessien It can work,
Like ATM first three withdrawals of the month are free.
So first 20 units @ #20
Next 30 units @ #30
If cap if 50 units
51 units and above at full cost.
The next month rinse and repeat
A lot of attention is paid to craft traditions in Western Europe and North America, such as handsewn Hermes leather goods and bespoke Savile Row suits. But the uneven focus leads some to believe that things made outside of these places are low quality.
This is not true. 🧵