Afeez

You can get a copy of my book, The Memories of a Ghetto Boy, for just ₦5,000. We have pick-up points in Lagos and Ibadan. Lagos: Unilag, Ojuelegba, and Yaba Ibadan: UI, Mokola, and Sango Digital copy also available via Selar: selar.com/375x7917h3 Send a DM to get a copy.

@Mochievous Not a classic, but you can add it!

Saw a tweet about re reading classics from school, so now I want to do same. If you schooled in Nigeria, what were the recommended texts you remember from your literature class? Please send me all even the ones you hated. I’ll comply the top 20 as a reading list. Thank you!

@akinalabi @deboogund @lamijuakala @ShinaPeller @saheedosupa @seyimakinde

@FotoNugget My book

If you’re Nigerian, at home or abroad, quote this tweet with your photo and what you do. Let the world see us through you. ❤️📸

@kenkenlewu In my book, The Memories of a Ghetto Boy, I depict the realities of life in the slums for underprivileged children. I mentioned that hawking is often the first profession for many boys and girls from the ghetto. However,it is not something anyone would proudly include on their CV

“This boy’s name is Ugochukwu. He’s just 13 years old. He walked into our new office today to brand his apron. When he came in, he greeted everybody and asked if we brand cloths. I nodded in agreement, looking at him. Then he brought out apron. “ Brother, I want to write ‘Business Boy’ on this apron”, he said, looking at me. “ Who is the business boy?” I asked. “Is me! I hawk pap in the street. People know me as business boy. I want to write it on my apron. How much ? “ I was very happy seeing someone at his age creating such unique way of marketing himself. I asked him to take a sit and engaged him in a cool business talk. He revealed that he loves business, he enjoys selling goods and making money. He wants to be a businessman in future. I gave him the advice I could at the moment . I really love that boy❤️ We kept talking until my worker was done with his apron branding . He was so happy when I gave it to him. “Brother how much, ego ole?” “ Don’t worry, Ugo. Don’t pay! It is our little way of showing support to your business and what you said you’ll be in future. We’re proud of you. Jisie Ike!” I said to him. Ugo was very happy and fulfilled. “ I wanted to do this 2 years ago, but my mother said the amount for cloth branding is too expensive, so I stopped, but still had it in mind. Just today today I broke my saving-box and decided to come.” “We’re happy to do it for you without you paying. We like what you’re doing.” I saw how happy he was while leaving the office, and I was happy too for encouraging him to be better. May he prosper in all he does 🙏 ©U.E

@MkoTheComedian My book

If you stay in Ibadan city, quote this tweet with your picture 📸 ❤️

@Awedathefirst @Oluseyithompso1 Better for him.

@afeez_bb @Oluseyithompso1 He's really not

Oriyomi Hamzat will not win as governor, the beneficiaries of this movement will be the Oyo state house of assembly candidates. His party should get 2-4

@Oluseyithompso1 @Awedathefirst That's an advantage for him. I'm just sceptical. Tinubu and Ladoja might make a deal with him. I just don't think he's the right candidate for the state

@afeez_bb @Awedathefirst He won’t be contesting against any incumbent person so the thing go too sweet and oyo state people don’t want the baba sope again so everybody get level playing ground

@Oluseyithompso1 @Awedathefirst As I said in my book, politicians will always be more popular at the grassroots than intellectuals. The love people have for him is insane. I understand that love doesn't win elections, but Oriyomi will decide who gets what in the next elections

@afeez_bb @Awedathefirst Those mama will vote him ooo let campaign start proper ,shey dem mama wey Dey stay awake till 11pm just for kokoro alate

@AbdullahIs74903 A new fan for our mosque.

If I send you ₦100k right now but you must spend it in 1min. What are you buying first? 👀👀

@KR3Wmatic I capture this in my book 😂

“Babalawo power, powerless power! Jesus power, superpower!” But you and your mom are afraid of visiting your village.

@Tiiimbhoe You can get a copy of my book, The Memories of a Ghetto Boy, for just ₦5,000. We have pick-up points in Lagos and Ibadan. Lagos: Unilag, Ojuelegba, and Yaba Ibadan: UI, Mokola, and Sango Digital copy also available via Selar: selar.com/375x7917h3 Send a DM to get a copy.

@Tiiimbhoe In my book, I capture the realities of life in the slums of Ibadan.

Omo, Ibadan people plenty for x too o!

@the_beardedsina In Nigeria, if you've money and influence (maybe power), you're a Nigerian; otherwise, you're your tribe: Yoruba, Igbo, Fulani... Therefore, being a Nigerian endows you with "Immunity" against vices of all kinds. That's why Nigeria is where it is.

Please, I am confused. Is Cannabis/ Weed now legal in Nigeria? Does NDLEA close their eyes to celebrities openly flaunting use of Weed?

@trendytolz Thank you, ma

@afeez_bb A worthy read.. I have read it twice today

@IamAyokounle Thank you, sir

@afeez_bb Yes I will get on it. Thank you.

@IamAyokounle Good morning, Sir. I left a message in your DM.

@Owiggy_ I capture it in my book

What is your craziest experience in secondary school?

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@TalkWithAyanfe Also, you can purchase a copy of my book, The Memories of a Ghetto Boy. The book captures the realities of life in the slums of Ibadan.

If you're new in Ibadan and you want to connect with potential people. Don't air me Kindly comment your area and connect with people in your axis.

@iamthesirus @Osi_Suave You can get a copy of my book, The Memories of a Ghetto Boy, for just ₦5,000. We have pick-up points in Lagos and Ibadan. Lagos: Unilag, Ojuelegba, and Yaba Ibadan: UI, Mokola, and Sango Digital copy also available via Selar: selar.com/375x7917h3 Send a DM to get a copy.

@afeez_bb @Osi_Suave Hi, Where can one get this book? Thanks

I i was telling my wife the other day that I feel so bad for Gen zs and the generation after them. I was at an event that had a lot of them, and it was just sad. Bad Govt and bad economy have robbed them of having a vibrant social life. They hardly buy drinks at the club, can't afford cars, and can't afford decent apartments, so they create their own little way of having fun in raves and the likes. No money to afford drinks. That's why you see prevalent recreational drug use in that demographic From Uni, I was able to properly plan and go clubbing and will have such an amazing time, i would fly from Benin to Lagos with 10k then and not pay it any thought. When I started working, my first car was 700k, a 2006 EOD in 2012 then, and when I moved to my first apartment. Rent was 1m for a 2bed on the island, and 1hp ac was 60k. I remember buying a ticket to Venice for 180k and changing 2000usd for 360k at southern sun that year. I feel so bad for them, their youth taken away from them because bad govt after bad govt, devaluation after devaluation.