Mr. Owokoniran.

@Awolumate90 @iamdayoamusa Which of the Awolumate? I know one very popular Awolu like that in Alagbado.

@iamdayoamusa Make I leave "Awolumate" for "Muhammed" kee, I'm proud of my family name even though I love my name. That my surname give me joy paaa

Let’s look at it critically..If for example one is from the family of Okoya, Adenuga or Kessington, It will be very difficult to drop such names as it opens doors naturally for the generations to come.. If you’re Dayo Okoya and your kids start bearing Tunde Dayo, you have made life more difficult for them..it’s very easy to change name when it’s not from a famous family..

@MariaGraceVT Muhammed is a messenger of Allah (God). Have you ever seen his picture before, btw? I'm Muslim, and I can't remember the last time anyhow show me a picture of Muhammed. S.A.W!!!

Very cool, Where is Muhammad though?

@LeeSwizz1 @Dzsrichard Remove Cerro Largo from your pick..

@Dzsrichard BY BEST 12 FROM THIS GAME

Today's games 87🔥 I can't play all here is the 32 possible to play over 1.5 🙏 Reply with your picks . Let's edit and play

@NWA_ADA_NNEWI Kola Onifoto na my guy.. are you kidding?

An actual soldier, life hit. He left and started street photography. He did it passionately and creatively, life hit. He started cab driving… To contribute to the world around him, he started social media activism. E don tey wey person death shake me like this, e don tey…. Life wasn’t very kind to Kola, it wasn’t very smooth but Kola was a fighter! A fighter at heart and in deed. He never stopped living and didn’t mind starting all over, time and time again. Naaah! I pray He finds rest eternal, and if he should ever come , may he come back into a life that is much easier and kinder… Rest on… Kola. I join your family and friends to pray for your soul.

@MLSokoro We don't live once, we live every day and die once. This shit hitssssssssssss harder than 💣.

Working in a place like this just for 1 week during internship at the histopathology lab It will make you realize how someone can switch from life to death in just a short time. When people are brought in, they will say the cause of the death; A corper was brought in dead cus he slumped while doing morning jogging 🏃, someone that was healthy the previous day, other corpers and family members didn’t believe he was actually dead they prayed from morning till 3pm nothing happened they have to leave later in the evening A pregnant woman was brought in, died during delivery, A man was brought in cus their both capsized and he didn’t make it Another person was brought in Dead from an accident scene. Another man brought in, died from a fight over disagreement, if I see people fighting on the road it offs me cus if one person just hit the other stone on the head that might be it. All these people were alive hours ago but death happened. Nobody is getting out of this place alive don’t take things too serious. Live life and enjoy moments. We don’t live once, we live everyday and die once.

@realBigStanH @RemindMe_OfThis on march 28th 2026

This is wild. 🤔🤔

@CHULLY1010 Groom ti lo gbè iya wo. Groom don go carry wahala.

Wetin fit make the Groom dey sweat like this 😂😂

@_BarnyO LMAO.

You can never see the rich doing this. SMH🙄

@deenayaah Terry G no be your regular guy, go and ask about him for Pere. Una go just come online dey yarn dust. You for say Wizkid was big during the era of The Remedies, Daddy Showkey, Baba Fryo, Father u turn, Weird MC. To name a few. Stop over hyping rubbish online.

@deenayaah Una just dey disrespect our legends anyhow. Anyway sha, una go dey okay. How old was Wiz when 2Baba released Face2Face? How old was Wiz when D'banj released No Long Thing? How old was Wiz when Timaya released True Story? How old was Wiz when Psquare released Senorita?

To understand better Wizkid was big during 2Face, D'Banj, and Psquare era Wizkid was still big during Timaya, terry G, wander coal, Mi era Wizkid was still big during, Burna Boy, Davido era Wizkid is still big during Asake, Rema, and Fola era Same wiz minor differences 🦅🙌

@KR3Wmatic I'm Tijaniyya, he doesn't appear to us, but he's always with us if you truly believe in him. No let anybody bobo you. Yes, Sheikh Ibrahim Niyas (RTA) lives forever in our hearts and homes. Kutube!!!

Allow me to introduce you to the late Sheik Ibraheem Niass. He was a Senegalese leader of the Tijani Sufi order of Islam in West Africa. He has a large following. His followers display his pictures everywhere, constantly sing his praises, and see his image daily. Occasionally, Sheik Niass appears to his followers in miraculous ways, sometimes manifesting on a wall or unexpectedly in the sky. Lambalillahi!

@badtGirlRiri Looku and Laughu!!!

People on the streets of Lagos share their opinions on who the true king of Afrobeats is between Fela and Wizkid.

@OneJoblessBoy Brymo is HIM, but we are not ready for this conversation.

When BrymO quits music, he will go down in history as having one of the finest discographies of his generation.

@Morayoorr If no be say I don win your game before, I for unfollow you for this nonsense wey u tweet so. But no worry!!!

52 albums way nobody sabi pass 5 songs 😂😂😂

@guvnoroso @Mubaraq005 @confidentialdrm @lorddrey Merchants, Dealers & Slaves. You're welcome.

@Mubaraq005 @confidentialdrm @lorddrey no problem. brymo is an album artist, but start with these 10 records — they’re from different projects released years apart. you can dive deeper into his projects later. that’s when you’ll feel his artistry even more. start with: 1. tabula rasa 2. ‘yellow’ and 3. ‘osó.’

How is it my fault that you don't have the intelligence to understand Fela Kuti? Your wighead and Yahoo brains that can only achieve gift cards and banger tweets can't modify genius. That is why you listen to Osapolor and Wizkid and think that is quality Music when artists like Brymo and Beautiful Nubian exist.

@guvnoroso @Mubaraq005 @confidentialdrm @lorddrey Mirage There's A Place Strippers & Whitelines Woman Viva Ogere Grandma Gambu Okunkun Billion Naira Dream Entropy Waka Waka. You're welcome.

@Mubaraq005 @confidentialdrm @lorddrey i can give you 10 if you genuinely want to explore his sound. 1. market square 2. méjì méjì 3. let us be great 4. olánrewájú 5. one pound 6. okàn mi ti fó wéwé 7. time ft. deborah prest 8. down 9. god is in your mind 10. tèmi ni tèmi i can add 20 more. quality discography. ⭐️

@GamalielAminu @lorddrey LMAO

@lorddrey Lets talk about music place me bob marley lyrically and Fela u will see wack he was but they tolerated him because he was the only one from here also been that he study abroad he had influence too but pure music fela na just talkative.

@lorddrey You just gained a follower.

@heyitskunle @kokomatic Yezzzir.

@BabaFamous1 @kokomatic You’re absolutely right, it’s not really worth it arguing with most people on this app.

Some of you are saying your parents listened to King Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey more than Fela, and you might be right. Fela signed with several foreign labels that helped him distribute his albums abroad, he sold more records abroad than in Nigeria, and he never performed at parties for politicians and socialites like Obey and KSA did. His fans were mainly the common people and he associated with them 24/7. He played for Nigerians almost daily at his Shrine, all for FREE. That’s why many of your parents didn’t have his records at home, they went to the Shrine to listen to him live and free.

@Flowfy02 @kokomatic Hypocrisy of the highest order.

@kokomatic Yes he was a great artist a Legend ! But those days a lot of parents saw him not in a moral state .