DFW PEACE

Mutuals? I engage back asap!

@Ruby_Damie Good morning ma’am

Good morning X famz.. Today is a reminder that God is still in the business of doing good. May you go and return safely!

@itz_rolexy23 @arojinle1 Since I started facing life on my own, I stopped blaming my father for not giving me money even when he have a million, because he’ll say and I quote him “If I give you 200 naira, the plan I have for this money won’t work anymore ” so I don’t have it.

You hated your father for stories you never lived through, then became the father your son now resents for stories he doesn't understand either.

Nobody talks about how mentally exhausting it is trying to stay positive while figuring your entire life out at the same time.

@Ruby_Damie Fr tho

@DFW__PEACE Abi!! How money go come?, most people's lives depend on social media

I know someone who does not have any social media account, she never did. Not on WhatsApp Not on Facebook Not on Instagram Not on X and not on tiktok. You can only call her. Dunno how she's even coping

@arojinle1 @mariolexxx This isn’t just about rat itself, it’s also a lesson about life and how you should live it. Don’t be too greedy and eat once, always make sure you eat for you to have something the next day or probably some other days. Preserve opportunities!

Let me tell you about naked mole rats. This live underground throughout their lives. They eat root, tubers and bulbs underground without leaving their burrow. When they come across a tuber that's big, they don't try to finish it at once. They practice a form of sustainable harvesting.They bore into the tuber and eat little out of the softer interior flesh. They deliberately leave the thin outer epidermis (skin) mostly intact. This keeps the plant alive and healthy, allowing it to continue growing or regenerate new tissue. They'll dig around their tunnels to look for other roots and do this. In a few days, they'll go back to the big tuber, which would have regenerated to eat a little again. They're smart not to overwork the tuber or kill it. They farm and bill with sense. Do the same wit your successful elder brother.

@arojinle1 Incredible how an animal can live like that and others can’t, thank you for teaching us this.

There are many of them but one of the most incredible adaptations I've seen is that of an animal that "dies and resurrects," every year. Behold the wood frogs. They're found in North America. In the northern regions where it gets really cold in the winter, these frogs can freeze up to 60-65% of their body. Their heart stops, breathing ceases, and ice forms in body cavities. If this happens to humans or most animals, that's the end. But for wood frogs, they produce glucose and cryoprotectants that prevent cell damage. In spring, they thaw and resume normal functions. Talk about coming back from the dead.

@arojinle1 l've got questions, concerning the leopard you talked about. 1. What if it's on a tree, will I still look bigger? 2. What if I do all of these things and it still didn't leave or move? What do I do? 3. Is that the only thing I can do once I see it? Can't scare it away?

Hit me with your wildlife related question. I want to quote 2 or 3 before I sleep

@arojinle1 I did in your last post but no response

@arojinle1 When you know yourself and your people know you, people who tries to be with you fails!

This fake image is flying around again and I will just say this. 1. Leave idiots with faceless accounts to be sharing it. If your name is or real picture is on your account, don't put body o. 2. Even when brainless idiots try to set you up, their mediocre minds will not allow them to do it well. They are too dull to know that Arojinle will never write the personal pronoun "I" as a small letter. Neither will I write proper noun "Igbo" with small letter "i" 3. They also wanted to make it look like I responded to NoNonsenseZone, which is a real account, but they wrote NoNosenseZone, which doesn't exist. 4. The first person who shared the fake screenshot then was an Obidient. You see why I will always have problems with them? 5. To all the people who have shared that fake screenshot or abused me under it, I don't forgive and I don't forget. Thank you.

@Adhekunbi @AfiaDimple_ Just date a cartel man in Mexico!

Please, how can I achieve this without having to work at all?

@Adhekunbi @AfiaDimple_ No way you’re stealing that

@arojinle1 I’ve got questions: 1. What if it’s on a tree, will I still look bigger? 2. What if I do all of these things and it still didn’t leave or move? What do I do? 3. Is that the only thing I can do once I see it? Can’t scare it away?

If you come across a leopard, the worst decision you can take is to listen to that voice that's telling you to run. No human on earth is as fast as a leopard. So, you cannot outrun it. You cannot also climb like a leopard. So, what do you do? You need to make statements. 1. I'm not a threat. 2. I'm not a prey. To make the first statement, move back slowly, with your eyes still fixed on the leopard. To make the second statement, never look back or run. Raise your hands up and spread them apart. This will make you look bigger. Then make loud and deep noises when the leopard tries to move close. If the leopard hasn't had a taste of human meat before, it should back up. Otherwise, you'd have to fight if it pounces.

@OmoKadupe05 @arojinle1 I’m telling you

@arojinle1 Thank God them no dey ogun or oyo bushes😂

@AyedunAhmed @arojinle1 Sharp 😂😂

@arojinle1 Before moving to second statement, leopard don belleful 🌝

@is_cumin @arojinle1 I doubt it

@arojinle1 Does the brain still function in this kind of scenario? 🤔🤔🤔

@arojinle1 How can I be sure it hasn’t tasted human blood?

@arojinle1 Fight if it pounces is wild cuz man, I don’t even know what it feels like seeing it, not to talk of come in combat with it.

@arojinle1 Does that sound mean it’s calling animal?

If you're going in the wild and you hear what sounds like using manual saw to cut a tree, be sure a leopard (if you're in Africa or Asia) or Jaguar (if you're in South America) is around.

@arojinle1 Omo look at how thick the sound is