KAD 🇯🇲➐

Geophysicist 🎓|| Digital/Visual Artist 🎨 || Social Media Manager || Visual Creator || Follow @Demigodkad 💛🤙🏽Art featured on #UBAInnovateAfrica Top10.🇳🇬

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

I've missed my mutuals on here. Since my old account got reinstated, I've been more active over there. Do follow @Demigodkad, I'll sure engage.

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

If the algorithm showed you my art, I appreciate any support I can get 💛

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

If the algorithm showed you my art, I appreciate any support I can get 💛

[àdúrà @AduratheArtist]

If the algorithm showed you my art, I appreciate any support I can get ❤

[UNCLE KAD 🇯🇲  @Demigodkad]

Took a year for me to pick up a pen 🖊 to create this piece 🎨 #KadArt

[Shadrack Giwa @GiwaShadrack]

You’re not here to go Viral.
You’re not an infection spreading for attention.

You’re here to create something real, something that resonates deep within you, whether the “Algorithm” approves or not…
Satisfy your soul.

[nduka omeife @ndukaomeife]

My mother, Alhaja, as she was fondly called, was a drama Queen. I will narrate just one story today.

So my mother entered a bus, and the driver drove past her bus stop, even after she called his attention.

When she complained, the conductor suddenly chose violence 😭

He started abusing her loudly:
“Awon iya aje! Eko osi kuro! Iya aje!!! Huuuuu!!!”
(You witches! Poverty-stricken Lagos! Witch!!!)
The bus stopped.

At this point, my mother calmly reached into her bag and brought out a small container of Saturday Night powder.
She blew it lightly, snapped her fingers kpaa! and muttered some very strange, very unnecessary words 😌

Then she stepped down from the bus.

As she looked back…
😭😭😭

EVERYBODY in the bus had alighted.
Men. Women. Everybody.

They were walking towards her… genuflecting… prostrating… begging.
“Ma, please forgive him.”
“E ma binu ma.”
“E joor, e ma binu.”
They were now scolding the driver and conductor instead.

My mum said calmly,
“You people will take me to your office.”
💀💀💀

Everybody agreed immediately.
The driver reversed the bus and drove her straight to the office.

On getting there, my mother said,
“Bring the conductor.”

The passengers shouted in unison:
“DOBALÈ!!!”

The conductor prostrated flat.
My mum brought out the powder again.

Looked up to the sky dramatically.
Blew it.

She muttered another fake incantation, and the whole crowd responded:
“ASE!”
“AMIN!”
She gently placed her hand on the conductor’s head…
SLAPPED IT 😭
and said:
“Go in peace.”
😭😭😭😭😭

When she finished narrating this story to us at home, we almost died of laughter.🤣🤣🤣

Honestly…
African mothers are not normal.
They are a genre.🤣🤣🤣

I miss her so much.😭

[Kaiwan Shaban @itskaiwan]

Hi, My name is Kaiwan, I'm an artist and I'm inspired by Light and Shadow.

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

@AduratheArtist 😅😅

[UNCLE KAD 🇯🇲  @Demigodkad]

Wicked KAD don wake up

[UNCLE KAD 🇯🇲  @Demigodkad]

Dear Lord, thank you for another + year 🙏🏽 🎂💛

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

You have to be joking!

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

FG Bans Teaching in Indigenous Languages, Declares English-Only Policy in Nigerian Schools The Federal Government has abolished the use of indigenous languages as a medium of instruction in Nigerian schools, making English the sole language of teaching from early childhood to tertiary level. Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, announced the new directive on Wednesday at the Language in Education International Conference 2025 organised by the British Council in Abuja. The two-day conference, themed “Language, Education and Inclusion: Empowering Every Learner,” brought together policymakers, educators, and experts from across Africa, South Asia, and the UK to discuss strategies for improving learning outcomes through language. Dr. Alausa explained that while preserving Nigeria’s local languages remains important for cultural identity, English offers a more effective and globally competitive medium for learning. “The English language should be used to teach our students at all levels as a means of instruction,” he said. “Over the years, the use of mother tongues in schools has contributed to poor performance in national examinations. The national policy on language has therefore been cancelled.” He described English as a “unifying tool” for Nigeria’s diverse population, noting that research showed students taught primarily in English perform better in exams like WAEC, NECO, and JAMB. According to him, the decision marks a shift from emotional attachment to local language identity toward evidence-based education policy. Meanwhile, the British Council reaffirmed its support for inclusive and equitable learning across Sub-Saharan Africa. Julian Parry, Director of English Programmes for the region, said language can serve as “a bridge to inclusion, identity, and opportunity.” Also speaking, Chikodi Onyemerela, the British Council’s Director of Programmes in Nigeria, highlighted the organisation’s Pan-Ethnic Classrooms Programme, launched in 2015, which helps teachers apply inclusive and language-responsive teaching practices.

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

Ayeh 😦

[Adefunke @Lafunky_baby]

You ppl should see d small pencil my daughter is using to write tori olorun😭😂
She said I should hlp her with her assignment ni o
Oya bring pencil,loba mu kinni kukuru yi bota 😭

[Shadrack Giwa @GiwaShadrack]

Day 1 of posting my Monkey drawings until they get enough recognition.

[just Mhide is an artist @justmhide]

Anyways check out this penguin that I painted 🙂‍↔️

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

The Original

[👑 J³ABz👑 @Jabz_CFC]

7 vampires in one room, who'd come out alive?

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

@Wizarab10 Peller is a Caterefe without the spit and excess lip movements

[Tomi Olopade @tomiwithaneye]

Oil on canvas

[Anthony Azekwoh @AnthonyAzekwoh]

Luyten’s Star “The Guardian of Secrets”
Child of the Sun

[UNCLE KAD 🇯🇲  @Demigodkad]

Birthday boy. Chop Rice

[KAD 🇯🇲➐ @UncleKad]

@PeterObi Oga start protest, I'm tired of this back and forth talk

[UNCLE KAD 🇯🇲  @Demigodkad]

With all the happenings in River State. PDP is just seated idle looking like peasants and watching.