Zaharina’s mum

Computer Analyst, I believe God till the end. Follow me and I follow back, if you unfollow, I will unfollow too, I’m not your fan

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

Wathoni Seyi Shay #cryptocurrencies #USDT

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

Finally you are about to be shown where them Dey see Money 😁

Join Binance tutorial class and learn how to make money at your comfort zone

Expect to learn ;
> How to download the app we will be using
> How to trade cryptocurrency
> How to Buy & Sell cryptocurrency

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@MrCharlesky How do I apply?

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@samsoly4real @_DebbieOA Who ask you? Sodiki

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@_DebbieOA Washing machine does the job because me sef like jeans, half of my wears are denim.

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Usmanashafe Girl is so good, na only her movie dey make me go YouTube, even my mother in law likes her. She call her ‘Tailor Loran’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@iam_Reedone @OurFavOnlineDoc Where love lives

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Dangerousgroun2 My brothers, same mother, 1st and 2nd son , they were both born on the 30th of November of different year

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Theopulenceman People should Play their God given role and stop unnecessary drama, how could any woman think men have it easy and vice versa. Only who wears the crown can know how heavy it is

[Opulence! @Theopulenceman]

The Real Cost of Help: Lessons from a Broken Nation

When the fires burned low and the cities still whispered in smoke, the outsiders came.

They didn’t come with guns. They came with smiles. They came with promises. They came with deals that looked like salvation written on paper.

“Our nations stand with you,” they said. “We will help you rebuild.” And the country, broken and bleeding, wanted to believe them.

They arrived with heavy machines and soft words. They rebuilt bridges but owned the toll gates. They repaired power stations but signed contracts that gave them the light. They drilled the oil, mined the gold, and shipped it out quietly at night.

While the people slept in tents, they built compounds with electric fences.
While the farmers begged for seed, they imported their own food. And while the new government argued over power, the outsiders learned how to pull the strings.

It didn’t happen overnight.
They started as partners.
Then became saviors.
Then masters.

Soon, the country that had fought itself for power realized it had none left.

Even peace was no longer free. It came with conditions, interest rates, and favors owed.

The people woke up one morning to find that their soil was no longer theirs. The ports carried foreign flags.
The airwaves spoke foreign tongues.
And the leaders who sold the country for aid now smiled in foreign suits.

It was then that the elders said,
“We fought each other until we were too weak to fight for ourselves.”

And the youth understood too late that while they had been arguing online, someone had been watching, waiting for the cracks to widen.

Because chaos is a market. And every broken nation is a business opportunity to someone.

The outsiders never hate you.
They never love you either.
They simply study your wounds
and sell you the bandage at a price you’ll pay forever.

So if you ever find your house on fire,
don’t invite the stranger who brings water in one hand and gasoline in the other.

Fix it yourself. Argue. Reconcile. Rebuild. But do it from within.

Because once outsiders start managing your peace, you’ll never own your freedom again.

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@_DebbieOA Na prayer o but everything later work well, I stayed in marriage for 8 years without kids, the day she told me she’s pregnant, I craze like say na me because I don’t want all that rubbish for my siblings. But I’m on baby 2 now, I just gave birth on Saturday, living good

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@_DebbieOA Some people are lucky in this life, my 25 years old sister too got to choose between FIRS and Govt teaching job😂 after NYSC, she first marry, born, open 2 shops, then started teaching work because she no wan Dey close by 6pm but I so love it for her because my own story hmm

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Timi_ogunde I get belle, due soon

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Osi_Suave @ChiefAtabo Don’t even bring that gentle parenting nonsense near my shade, even my 18months old don dey collect

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@maxvayshia My 18months old knows better than breaking things, I’m not doing that gentle parenting shit. She has this habit of pinching people and I slap (hard slap o) her hand anytime she does it … so she knows. Dem no dey do that one for here

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@_DebbieOA Many people on X do this rubbish on daily basis just for engagement. This app is just too toxic, you’ll never see them wishing people well, always on the negative side

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@_DebbieOA Quality time ejoor. Once there’s food at home and children school fees are sorted, I’m fine.. I’m not a fan of afefeyeye. Clothes full my wardrobe and I don’t even have anywhere to wear them to. I have clothes I bought and haven’t worn them in a year

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Tech_babby God bless you, please should us

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@FlexxRichie @khanofkhans11_ After 6 weeks, I was the one telling my husband it’s okay, he was so worried for like 2 weeks that he couldn’t go far from home for weeks and couldn’t really sleep incase of emergency 😂😂😂

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@omoalhajaabiola I’m interested

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Tufab What kind of women are y’all meeting these days? Abi naso women be now?? Because my husband tells me these things and e no dey even mean anything for my ear. Na that time I go carry am go chop better pepper soup make e no too think am🤷🏻‍♀️ i be millennial sha

[Zaharina’s mum @oyebami_d]

@Finaltoucch @geegpay_hq Wow 😮