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[Teeto @titusehi]

@Ife_excell That’s our hope and prayer too. Thank you 🙏🏽

[Teeto @titusehi]

That’s my younger sister.

Any help at all is appreciated 🙏🏽

[jay @thmsnxn]

please read and share 🙏

my friend's sister was kidnapped yesterday. they're demanding ₦18m before 3pm today for her release 💔

please, in whatever way you can. retweets, prayers, or support. we're asking for anything at all

[Teeto @titusehi]

@JagabanofJos @ujnoisemaker That’s my younger sister, please how best to go about it? 🙏🏽

[Teeto @titusehi]

@royalc_n @ujnoisemaker That’s my younger sister, please how best to go about it? 🙏🏽

[Unijos Noisemaker @ujnoisemaker]

Dear friends, family, colleagues, and well-wishers,

Esther Eyimonye, a student of the University of Jos, has just concluded her examinations and was travelling back to Lagos when she was kidnapped. Her captors are demanding a ransom of ₦18 million for her safe release.

This is a deeply distressing situation for Esther and her family. She is a young student who was simply trying to return home after completing her exams. Every moment counts, and the family is urgently seeking support to raise the required amount so that she can be brought home safely.

Account details for contributions:
Account Number: 2284377579
Bank: Zenith Bank
Account Name: Daniel Eyimonye

If you are able to help in any way through a contribution, sharing this message, or offering prayers and encouragement please do so. Every amount, no matter how small, brings hope closer.

Please share this widely so that more people can see it and respond. Esther’s safe return is the

[Teeto @titusehi]

@JagabanofJos @ujnoisemaker How best to go about it then?

[Teeto @titusehi]

@royalc_n @ujnoisemaker What would you have us do please?

[jay @thmsnxn]

please read and share 🙏

my friend's sister was kidnapped yesterday. they're demanding ₦18m before 3pm today for her release 💔

please, in whatever way you can. retweets, prayers, or support. we're asking for anything at all

[Teeto @titusehi]

@mc_lively_ Man, no one is having it easy. I don’t know why they can’t just understand.

[Teeto @titusehi]

@goin_sammy50493 @habib_olami @mc_lively_ Villa has lost. What now?

[Teeto @titusehi]

@mc_lively_ Now Aston villa has lost.

What will they say of the league now? Unserious bunch thinks anyone is having it easy

[Teeto @titusehi]

@mc_lively_ I just feel like a lot of these accounts are just rage baiting at this point lol

[Imago Dei @eldivine]

Some of you are doing some of the right things but the reasons you're not successful is that you are not locked in enough.

And you're not locked in enough because you want to have your cake and eat it: you want to be able to hang with all your friends, eat anything you like, sleep as long as you want and also still win.

The problem is that it does not always work. When you lock in, your circle will narrow to only a few essential folks, you might change a lot about your habits; you might sleep less and a whole lot of other changes.

So you don't do it. You rather "manage". There is a time for everything. If you are in lock in season, please leave everything and lock in.

When you ease off, the things and people you missed will be there. At least the ones that matter.

[THE X EFFECT @TheXEffect_]

I've got 4 more where those came from.

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

Difficult times can make you start to doubt yourself. You can start to wonder whether you have been overestimating yourself. That maybe you are actually not all that. It is good to sometimes doubt. I will not tell you not to do so because, as Socrates once said, “An unexamined life is not worth living.”

Instead, I will say it is an opportunity to show again how good you really are. Have your doubt, forget the hype about yourself, dig very deep and apply your mind to the challenges facing you.

Then sit back and admire your own brilliance. Do not be so modest that you cannot say: “I am Ezemmuo. I know things.”😊

[Mindset Machine  @mindsetmachine]

This guy will cure your laziness watch it till the end 💯

[Teeto @titusehi]

@Tamaraye_d @arcadesidadewa @Gloverapp Yeah I got it sorted. They paid out after like 2-3days

[OBIANUJU🌹 @thatgirl26____]

I will explain this. Try to read it from a place of calmness.

You see…this thing, this very thing you’re doing now, is part of how we got to this level of degeneracy. This need to pander to feelings. This need to not come off as condescending. Yes, this very reason, is why

[Pharaoh👳🏾‍♂️👑 @MrMekzy_]

This is the funniest shit i’ve seen this year. I laughed so hard.😅😅🤣🤣😅😅😅

[Lukas Not Podolski @OtitoNosike]

As a man, what defines you is not how tightly you can grip the world, but how fluidly you can move through it. It is your ability to adapt, regardless of the hand you’re dealt, that marks the core of your masculinity. Do not be seduced by the red-pill gospel that preaches dominance over women, wealth, or status as the ultimate proof of manhood. That is not power. That is panic dressed in philosophy. It is the desperate howl of a man still at war with himself, afraid, but too proud to admit it, so he cloaks the fear in performance and calls it masculinity.

The true measure of a man lies in his capacity to look a benefactor in the eye and say, “No. I will not have this. Fuck you!” even when it costs him everything. To then step into the desert, unmapped, uncharted, and unkind, and still find his way. And if, by some miracle or grit, you turn that wilderness into your own version of the Burj Al Arab, then magnificent. You’ve built a monument. You’re a super man.

But even if you don’t build anything grand, if all you ever do is keep moving, keep adjusting, keep becoming, then you have already achieved something most men never do: you have remained yourself. And that, that relentless resilience in the face of the unknown, is worth celebrating. Because that, right there, is what it means to be a man.