Mustapha Adesola

This mummy is also an amazing baker and these are some of her works. @dessydelight is my business page. We bake moist, tasty and beautiful cakes for all occasions. We also make amazing treats. We are based in Lagos.

@Toreraoladeji That's why I build my block industry everyday.

You people are mad. Ẹ dẹ rẹni sọ fún yín. This is a very weird behaviour.

1 reason why I don't post my baby online is a random person posting her as though they have a personal relationship.

𝗘𝗺𝗽𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗯. 𝗘𝗻𝗱𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗲.

From Abuja to Lagos, through Koinonia and the grounds of Mass 2026 – one sound has been the heartbeat of this year: Baruch Hashem Adonai. It’s a roar that doesn’t recognize borders or boundaries. And now? That same sound is looking for a home in Calgary.

@Toreraoladeji @FineWomann Wahala ó wà pọju báyìí.

Satan in Eden: “Take and eat.” Jesus at Last Supper: “Take and eat.” In Genesis it was temptation… At the Last Supper, it became grace. What was broken in Eden… was restored through Christ. Hallelujah!

@sweetborah Went through the thread and blocked as much as I could. Sad souls

Pure bitterness for the joy of another PERSON. It's scary. It's like these lots want to do everything possible to ensure that no one brings happiness to the TL. Sorrow excites them. Joy makes them sorrowful. If he had posted that his wife did something bad, they'd be joyful.

@DunsinOyekan The official INSTRUMENT of worship for BHA

Can you decode what you see on the face cap? It’s a movement and I love it! The New Album; NEW WINE is available on all digital platforms, go download it now!!! It’s a major blessing.. Get Drunk already…. #NewWineTheAlbum

@AdageorgeA Thank you for being a good friend. I guess she was shocked as to how Pastor is buying her such. She just needs to wake up from the shock to realise pastor is her husband.

NEW WINE album is available on all digital platforms!!! Go download now... Tell everyone! #NewWineTheAlbum

@Toreraoladeji I'm trying to keep my mouth shut on this app, na you dey retweet àwọn ẹlẹ́sin mẹta 10 kobo come my TL.

I have gone through the quotes of this tweet. Waste of space lo pọ̀ nínú àwọn ọmọ yí. Men's conference never start work. The sensible older ones need to mend their younger ones following the toxic agbayas teaching them nonsense on this app. 1 idiot called the baby a bastard.

Some of you have sad souls, you are totally lost. You just can't be happy for others.

@the_adesolaa I will o. MD is still owing Lagos vigil. I will not lie.

@the_adesolaa The problem isn't we hearing him, he isn't hearing us.

@theglobaltemi Na that Easter period vex me pass.

Mba! This one no enter during Easter. Plissss

All this gbogbo kinikan marrying each other.... RELIGION matters. You can't choose the family you are born into but you can choose the person you are marrying, their beliefs, values and it MATTERS. Make Nollywood dey write script dey go sha but know your life ain't Nollywood.

On my person. He can't fully grasp what God is using him for. I found Upper Room at a dark point in my life. First it was fragrance became my anthem and boy O boy.... I WON!!!

UPDATE on my father’s story. Life of a contract staff in Nigeria Pt 2. So many of you asked us to keep pushing. We did. I wish I had better news. We finally got access to his RSA pin and logged into his pension portal. ₦3.1 million. 28 years of work. ₦3.1 million in pension 😢 We stared at the screen for a long time without speaking. But that wasn’t even the worst part. The contribution history showed his employer only started remitting pension 10 years ago. Before that? Nothing. 18 years of blank entries. 18 years my father assumed someone was keeping his future safe. Nobody was. We went to the pension fund administrator’s office in Victoria Island. Sat in their waiting room for hours. The customer service officer was polite. Professional but completely unbothered. She explained that he cannot access the full ₦3.1 million. He gets 25% now as a lump sum, which is a little over 750k. The rest will be paid monthly. She quoted figures. Something around ₦18,000 to ₦22,000 per month depending on final calculations. My father is 56 years old. ₦18,000 a month in this present economy?! He didn’t say anything in the office. Just nodded slowly the way men of his generation do when they are dying quietly inside. I felt terrible. On the way out he asked me if we could stop to get something to munch as we were famished. We sat in the hot car and ate the rice we bought from mama put and didn’t talk about any of it, me wondering what’s going through his mind and him taking deep breaths every minute. Then we started making calls about the NHF, his office helpline rang out the first four times. On the fifth attempt someone picked, asked for his NHF number; which we couldn’t provide, put us on hold for 11 minutes and the call dropped. We went in person to his former office, which he was reluctant to go but I persuaded him. They searched the system. His name appeared but his contributions showed zero remittance. The officer suggested his primary employer may have deducted the NHF from his salary without remitting it. As if this is a minor clerical possibility and not theft. NSITF was the same story. The office confirmed his employer was registered but contributions under his name were inconsistent and incomplete. They gave us a form to fill. So this is where we are. 18 years of pension contributions stolen or ignored. NHF deducted from his salary, destination unknown. NSITF contributions, missing. The company that took 28 years of his life and the MD is probably still in Dubai. And my father is filling forms. He worked every single day so that this moment, this difficult moment, would be cushioned. That was the deal. That was the promise of showing up. They collected his loyalty and left him with paperwork and ₦18,000 a month. If this happened to your parent, your uncle, your family member, please check their RSA portal today. Check their NHF number. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Because the system is not going to tell you it failed you. You have to find out yourself. Make this too loud to ignore.