
Dev
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Dev
@DevxKing
Web Developer| Data Analyst.



Mind you, he has so many female influencers as friends, yet no one can call him to order, not even his wife. Shame on all of them.

This you? Bobo die jor Infact “rip sugabelly”


Said bye bye to noodles 7 months ago and I haven’t looked back, this is how I used to eat it though 🙂🤭

why did adekunle gold not arrest seyi vibes after those tweets😂 poor people will always defend rubbish but it is well

Girls with refvck value>>>>

""Dear God, if you give us Dagrin Back , we'll give you Jonathan in return""«LOL

Back when I was working a 9-5 and earned 6 figures £, there was a period my deducted income tax + NI contribution was almost £50k for that tax year, and I near did lost my mind. Looking back, If I had invested in an SEIS backed startup, I’d have gotten most of that tax back from HMRC as tax relief or refund.

If the person that sued the banger boy was an average citizen and the court still gave him a year or 2, i wonder what the excuses would have been, cos I know y’all would still come up with something.


Today, we are once again witnessing the reckless abuse of @policenh powers against social media users in Nigeria. What is even more disturbing is how some Nigerian celebrities now appear more eager than politicians and security agencies to throw largely poor young Nigerians into prison under the guise of “cybercrime,” simply because of internet banter or comments they dislike. I have read reports about singers like @Simi and @AdekunleGold allegedly using the police against critics online, and now similar allegations involving @ayrastarr and others keep surfacing. Meanwhile, these same celebrities sit comfortably among international stars abroad demanding respect and award for creative freedom and artistic expression, yet many of those global celebrities would never (and functioning systems) won’t let them weaponize the police, corrupt prosecutors, or compromised court judges against ordinary citizens over free speech or online commentary. This growing culture of criminalizing speech, jokes, criticism, trolling, and online banter is dangerous to democracy and fundamentally incompatible with freedom of expression. The real shame belongs to the irresponsible Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG and sections of the justice system that continue enabling these abuses instead of protecting citizens’ rights. The police must stop acting as private enforcers for the rich, connected and powerful. Nigerians cannot continue to be shipped to prison because influential people are offended online. #RevolutionNow

BREAKING 📰: OMOYELE SOWOREE just lost his entire family (wife and kids) to a Ghastly car accident in Abuja .. Our thoughts and prayer are with him 🙏

This is the last thing I’ll say on this because I have come to the conclusion that Nigeria is not a country for people who want to think But simply if a politician or richer person defamed you online or cyber bullied you, what are your chances of getting a positive ruling ?

Project Iran is Officially a Failure, Back to Nigeria 😂


Funny story: Pamilerin, Ruth and some other Nigerian Twitter influencers ran a Twitter PR gig for the release of this dude when he was still in US custody.







