Big duff🐐

@osa_mula Omo na luck

Abi e get update wey una dey use package all this impressions?. Put me on abeg 🙏🔥🙌

@Chiagoziem175 Who one read this plenty thing weh you write??

Her name was Efunroye Tinubu, and she was one of the most prominent slave traders in Nigerian history. Despite sharing the same surname, she was not related by blood to the present-day Tinubu family. She was born in Abeokuta around 1810 and learned trading from her mother at a young age. In 1833, she married Oba Adele, a former King of Lagos. Using her influence and connections, she built a powerful trading network, dealing in tobacco, firearms, and enslaved people. She eventually became one of the most influential traders in Nigerian history and was said to have owned hundreds of slaves. According to historical accounts, when Portuguese traders asked her to lower the price of slaves, she reportedly replied, "I would rather drown them than reduce the price." Efunroye Tinubu died in 1887 at the age of about 77.

@Thompsonanny01 Fb for active mutual

Few days I haven’t been online My followers don unfollow me No be so oh

@mar_tin_s Okay boss

Wake up, pray, smile and enjoy your day

@D_famousboi5 5 plate keh😂

Omo na you know why u nor come church today oo

@oladotkum Sure

Still on the MOTION A MOVING MAN MUST WIN 🎉

@sammyhateyall Tuff 🥲

Good morning post sef no Dey bang again

@ogbemudi2 Oga go church

Sunday mornings hit different… quiet moments, fresh thoughts, new energy. ✨

@osa_mula My own still deh 200

Since morning? Wetin be dis guy 😭

@AYORANDO We deh church

Where are my mutuals?