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@JayNaija I like the fact that it’s girls dealing with girls. 😂

A food influencer has publicly called out a restaurant after claiming she was invited for a collaboration but was later asked to pay ₦130,000 for the meal. Who’s in the wrong here?

@ptreatshaven What if the dog pissed in his car? Would you pay for the car wash?

Na once I end ride. Benin bolt drivers no go k!ll me.😂

@Mikeliberation Took 150 million like it’s 5k cash on the table and ran away?

My childhood friend inherited ₦150m when his father died. He was 22 years old at the time. When he put the money in the bank, the bank lady told him to be wise and not waste it. From that day, many friends and relatives started acting like they were also entitled to the money. He bought a used car. He got a driving license and started working as a delivery truck driver. Later, he became a bus driver. Fast forward to 8 years later, his money had grown well because he kept saving it. His uncle advised him to marry a woman he said was better than the lady he was dating. He listened to his uncle and got married to the lady his uncle recommended. A few months after the wedding, his wife took all his money and ran away to Europe. After serious investigation, his uncle was arrested for helping her run away with the money. No one knows what happened to the woman after she left. This was a plan between his wife and his uncle.😥

@udemeAkpan01 Get her an iPhone 6 man.

I told my niece I'd buy her an iPhone if she scored 300 and above in JAMB. She's 17, wants to study Medicine, and has been borrowing her mum's phone to read past questions since January. We made the deal in February. Handshake and everything. Last week, her result dropped.

@Drweloveu You sit me down this hot afternoon Dey feed me lies. You are a Bombastic element

Last Thursday night I ran out of fuel on Third Mainland Bridge. 11pm. Phone at 2%. No powerbank. I want to tell you what happened next. I pushed the hazard lights on and sat in the car. Trying to think. Cars were flying past me. Nobody slowed down. Not one person. Lagos at night on that bridge is a different kind of alone.After about 15 minutes I saw headlights slow down behind me. A danfo bus. Old. Battered. One headlight slightly dim. The driver came down. Big man. Rough looking. Dirty shirt. Chewing something. My first thought was fear. My second thought was I had no choice.He looked at my car. Looked at me. Said "fuel?" I nodded. He didn't say anything else. Just went back to his bus. I thought he was leaving. He wasn't.He came back with a small gallon. Maybe two liters. Old plastic container with a rubber pipe attached. Like he kept it specifically for situations like this. He poured it into my tank without being asked. Without negotiating. Without even looking at me for approval.I started the car. It came on. I came down immediately and opened my wallet. I had ₦15,000 on me. I held it out to him. He looked at the money. Then looked at me. And shook his head.I thought he wanted more. I told him it was all I had. He said "keep am." Just like that. Keep am. I stood there confused. This man just helped a stranger on a bridge at 11pm and didn't want anything.I asked him why. He leaned against his bus. Took a long breath. And said something I have not stopped thinking about since.He said in 1998 he broke down on that same bridge. Night time. Pregnant wife in the passenger seat. No phone. No money. No fuel. He said he sat there for almost an hour crying and praying.Then a man in a big car stopped. Suit and tie. Looked like someone who had no business stopping for a danfo driver. But he stopped. Bought fuel from somewhere. Came back. Filled his tank. Refused every kobo he offered. Said only one thing before he drove off."Pass am forward." That was it. Pass am forward. The man in the suit drove away and he never saw him again. 25 years he carried those three words. Third Mainland Bridge. Waiting for his own turn to use them.I stood on that bridge and didn't know what to say. This man had been holding onto someone else's kindness for 25 years. And he chose me to give it to. A stranger in a car he had never seen before.He got back into his danfo. Gave me one nod. And drove off into the night. I stood there watching his one dim headlight disappear. Holding ₦15,000 I couldn't give away.I sat back in my car for a long time before I drove off. Thinking about the man in the suit in 1998. Who had no idea what he started. A chain of kindness that crossed 25 years and found me on the same bridge.I don't know who that danfo driver is. I don't know his name. But somewhere in Lagos tonight he is driving that old bus. With one dim headlight. And a heart that has been quietly changing lives since 1998. Pass am forward. *What are you passing forward today*? Karma!!!!! You will definitely reap something some day. Depends on what you have been sowing!!!!

@_y3maya The Tuttle neck Dey hide their long neck nw 😂

i need to understand the confidence this turtleneck of a cloth gives these student pastors😂

@DAMIADENUGA Funny thing is this guy has a point. Who are those people in this apc party gan gan?😂😂 are they ghosts?

This man right here was asked, to give two reasons why we should vote for President Tinubu in the fourth coming election, and here is what he said. 👀

@_Somtochi @BigNoNsoMeDicaL Which visa process dem dey use 2 weeks run ?

Lmao, car stand?? If you’re still talking of car stand it means you still have plans of staying in this county. $500k? If two more weeks meet me for this country make i die 😂😂

@ana_herleemerh Show me a Yoruba Muslim leading prayers in a mosque in the north then I’d belive this crap you wrote.

To Yoruba Muslims, Islam must come first.. To Hausa Muslims, Islam must come first... To Igbo Muslims, Islam must come first... To Fulani Muslims, Islam must come first... To Nupe, Igala, gyagyi, Idoma, Adara, Kanuri, Ijaw, Tiv, Berom, Ngas, Naraguta, etc, Islam most come first before your ethnicity or race. Remember that all Muslims are brothers and sisters; Allah has forbidden us from fighting over ethnicity, race, or culture. We must never allow worldly distractions to compromise our unity, nor should we ever sacrifice our eternal faith for fleeting pleasures.

@udemeAkpan01 @Phemmolar Why are you asking your uncle for money?

My uncle lived in China for 7 years and came back speaking fluent Mandarin and zero generosity. Ask him for ₦5k, he'll quote Confucius and hand you a mop. One day I needed money for transport. He looked at me, then looked at his car, then said in perfect Mandarin "Nǐ xiǎng yào qián?" "You want money?" I said yes.

@jake_063020 This is exactly how witchcraft operates.

See person wey dem dey defend abeg Forget the political stuff (not really) Just look at the content of his character

@kenkenlewu @maxvayshia Daddy was wise not to be a party to nonsense. If you don’t trust your husband, divorce him. If the husband finds out later that daddy knows, his respect for daddy will be dwindled.

When my sister wanted to buy land, she informed my parents. My dad asked, “Is your husband aware?” She said, “No.” Dad replied, “Tell him first and get back to me.” She never did. Later, my dad found out through my brother and called her husband. “Are you aware your wife bought land?” The husband replied: “No sir. But why would she do that? All the properties I buy are in both our names.” My sister called my dad angrily: “Dad, you want to scatter my marriage!” My Dad answered her: “You’re the one already scattering it.” Twelve years later, she still thanks him. She said her friends had been advising her to buy property secretly.

@silverpenydr Contacts in US and China, your contacts in US Na China will never respond to you cos how can you be sharing laptops in batches of 5 units. How does that make any economic sense ?

I had my reasons for insisting on using vendors from this app. I have contacts in the United States and China who could have given me much better deals, but I knew how malicious and mischievous some people can be. To avoid unnecessary allegations, I decided we should use vendors that are already known and trusted by people here. My team and I have already started putting all the evidence together for public review. Every laptop distributed will be linked to the vendor that supplied it. It doesn't get more transparent than that. I came on this app with one goal: to make whatever positive impact I could. Looking back, I'm confident I've done my best. Could I have handled some things better? Absolutely. Have I learned from my mistakes? Without a doubt. But one thing I will never do is embezzle money meant to benefit others. I genuinely enjoy seeing people succeed. I've invested in people beyond what they expected, and seeing them make progress gives me a level of satisfaction that money cannot buy. I wish every one of you the very best. I will continue to support and root for anyone striving to succeed in life. At the end of the day, all you'll ever get from me is love, and more love. ❤️

@silverpenydr @grok do you think this guy was transparent enough with the 20 million he collected? Has he been able to properly account for the money?

You accused me of siphoning money donated for laptops by Don Jazzy. When beneficiaries started quoting your tweet with evidence and firsthand accounts, you couldn't handle the truth, so you began blocking them instead. Ironically, the little clowning you're doing with my name has earned you over half a million impressions. At least that's a huge win for you.

@nsemeke33 @Phemmolar The lapo kids that understand him are just very gullible. He sold that phone and used the money for something important. For someone who lives in an environment where they can steal his phone like that, he knew the possibilities.

Our security man returned from Sallah break without the brand new phone we bought for him. He said it was stolen when he took it to their bathroom. While he was bathing, someone from the other side picked up the phone and ran away. I understand but others don’t seem to understand his explanation.

@Kiteliban @AbrahamOlawunmi How can you a bastard child of a whore recognize home training when he sees one. Your low self esteem will make you kiss ass of fake pastors that pass your mother around.

@osiberu @AbrahamOlawunmi I'm not the one wailing online about 85 year old Yoruba grandfathers.. It's those that failed to give you home training that are the topic here.

Why must Pastor Adeboye steward his influence in the way YOU deem fit? BTW, who are you?

@Kiteliban @AbrahamOlawunmi Like your parents

@osiberu @AbrahamOlawunmi Always the ones born into poverty

@just_whisper__ @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire What’s calling a person foolish suposed to do to him ?Tone down on your freeloading. I know you’re dealing with the trauma of how your father mistreated your father and you think it’s right to transfer it to other girls that are loved at home. You’re properly damaged

@osiberu @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire Now, about the being broke part... What's calling a nigha broke supposed to do to him tho? Does that change my point? Tone down on the classism girl, you're really not all that. I know your type, you're a proper skrep.

Lol nor stress yourself, babe dey wey go run am 20 times and not complain.

@just_whisper__ @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire It’s not in your place to tell me what to do cos that’s what a person born of a whore would do

@osiberu @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire You do not understand the dynamics of their relationship, they seem perfectly fine with whatever arrangements they have going on. It's not your place to ridicule him, cos that's something only a poorly raised filth would do.

@Mayanaxx_23 @just_whisper__ @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire You’re just embarrassing yourself even more. Did you even read what you responded to? You’re not only broke, you’re also daft

@osiberu @just_whisper__ @oghenemaro_1 @rosy_empire Omo, you’re stup!d honestly. “Proud broke men” for person wey you no even know. Na online everybody dey buy meat of 100k 🤣🤣