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@teddi_speaks @_biggids Both are former British colonies Who inherited British constitution that is way different from the constitution of England

@_biggids Yea & india

You wont guess the countries he is referring to in this now deleted tweet. 😭

@DukeDarls You go still quarrel eventually So better quarrel today and have peace The longer; the worse

A young man stayed in my house for 2months, I fed & took care of his bills, even the ones little as uber fares, internet etc 1M came & he ran to the mainland to spend days with family. Came back to continue living like nothing happened I told security to him restrict access and now I’m the bad person.

@fwdaniels You have forgotten what you did in secondary school that got you expelled quietly Dare you say pim on this space, and I will expose you Allow flavor to rest

i know why he adopted this little boy, we all know it but everyone is afraid to say it.

@markessien Kwankwaso is exactly there for a reason The most viral and successful movement builder in Nigeria at the moment

Peter Obi may be personally good, but so far I have not seen any hint that he knows how to build a great team around him. I am not criticizing him. But he really seems to be a solo-player, and does not have that critical "person evaluation" skill. His most important hire right now should be that person who can see through people and really build a strong team. Not everyone has the same strengths or weaknesses, and he should plug his weaknesses with really strong people.

@VickyZa102 @EstherUmoh10 Hmm

@EstherUmoh10 You look tired Come lemme pat you🥹❤️

Now the day is semi over🫠

@JayNaija Speed akpi Not ishowspeed

The young boy in the picture below has now become a sensational superstar in America.. Only a handful of individuals can recognize him.

@adam3us @arkham @nytimes Stop defending Are you scared 😱 Satoshi I got your back

@arkham @nytimes Heard of Betteridge's Law?

NEW YORK TIMES: SATOSHI IS ADAM BACK That would make Adam Back the 25th richest person in the world, with $78.5 BILLION of Bitcoin. Are they right?

@SirJarus I fail at oral spoken English But have won any scholarship or exam that English was one of the subjects. If I put it on paper, it will touch you.

Sometime in 2003. We were in 200L in Ife. All students with CGPA above certain point ( 3.00? 3.50? 4.50?) were listed by the school to go write some scholarship test in Osogbo, the state capital. For FGN scholarship. I guess it was same across all federal umiversities at the time. Sitting beside me in the test hall in Osogbo was a classmate I respected so much. One of the highest graders in class. Typical Lagos buttie that attended top secondary school in Lagos and spoke flawless, smooth English. Better speaker of English. Contrast to a giran me that schooled in Offa and could hardly speak 3 sentences in English without gasping. Then I assumed spoken fluency meant she was better than me all-round in English. We shared seats in the scholarship test hall. We were to fill a personal information form in the test script. One of the required info was number of siblings. I filled "5". She oversaw what I filled and tried to correct me. "Why did you put 5 in siblings? Are you saying you have 5 children?" Poor Offa boy. Being corrected by a bespectacled, impeccable-English-speaking Lagos teenager (I was 21 in 2003, and sure I was 2 years older. Buttie children dey get fast education). "Oh, it is a mistake, thank you for the correction", I mumbled. A confused me canceled 5 and put 0. We completed the test and returned to campus in our buses. I still had doubts. I got to my room and picked up a dictionary. I was right with my interpretation of the meaning of siblings. And she was wrong. But I had doubted myself. I never imagined a world in which an Offa boy, product of a public school, would know the meaning of an English word that a top Lagos school product wouldn't know. Lack of confidence. Well, we both got the scholarship [I guess sibling count wasn't part of the decision info - or maybe the 0 even favoured me]. N40k credited into our respective accounts one year later when the FGN woke up again. Yes, I didn't miss out the scholarship opportunity due to that confidence howler. But that moment stayed with me forever. Spoken English is different from vocabulary depth.

@sandyXBT Hello

@SaharaReporters They're getting cheap oil

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@MARCUSS85651613 @lanceindc @honestkushabush I never came

@obedonchian @lanceindc @honestkushabush & YOU BEING DEPORTED RIGHT NOW

Hey my amazing #BlackAmerican family, What leads immigrants to harbor more resentment towards us than towards those who contributed to the devastation of their home countries?🌍🤔 #KushNation🔴🔱⚫️

@ReignTeez @honestkushabush @90sBlackGirl Figetting for what Fighting each other with gang violence is what a smart black should associate with.. Go work on your whole generations

@honestkushabush @90sBlackGirl Cowardice. They are terrified to be treated like us, so they just try to find a safe place in the system of WS and join in on the anti Black rhetoric because it’s safer than actually fighting WS…

@slim1801876561 @NigerianPrnc666 @honestkushabush Nigerians are banned more because they show yall that blacks can be smarter and your white masters dont want you thinking you can be smart The whole dumb level of complete communities is why they hate Nigerians for not being like yall

@NigerianPrnc666 @honestkushabush Right right facts, nobody likes a problem, people

@lanceindc @honestkushabush @MARCUSS85651613 You committed crimes in Africa and were sold off The gene is not far away Why yall filling up all the jails No self control

@honestkushabush @MARCUSS85651613 That because we are the chosen…

@missykuna @honestkushabush Lol Mad because yall run mad Come to African to meet proper kings and you can be one not an whole racial embarrassment community after community

@honestkushabush They’re mad because blacks, not the Africans, the African Americans/Blacks can’t get deported and even trump said this! The immigrants were living off the law of being born on American Soil makes you a citizen (the law that was made for us) so yeah!

@AceJSP @honestkushabush Nope They're disgusted at how lowly you all stoop Gangs and guns and recklessness promoted as a culture

@honestkushabush The hidden envy they have Almost as if it’s disbelief that we are still standing still fighting and remain the world’s biggest influence. The position we push through irritates them so it becomes low key resentment of our resilience which leads to them coveting our position

@EpleezeMusic @honestkushabush Most of the slaves were sold due to crimes the committed and straight from prison We eventually emptied our prisons Guess why black Americans are filling up prisons!

They have always hated us because we were THE ROYAL CLASS OF BLACK PEOPLE aka the KING AND QUEENS of THE WORLD. The Real Royal Family. An they have always felt GOD favored us over them. So everyone team up against us, created religions, and murdered or relocated the Black Royal families until we finally had our own land again that being America. It was the indigenous Africans and Europeans who forced us to leave ISRAEL AND EGYPT before they took over our Kingdoms. Which we later rebuilt in America, including our American pyramids identical to those we created in EGYPT, CHINA and many other locations.

@Medzonetv Note that Two plants that are antiviruses Backed by harvard standard researches 1. Hospital too far 2. Mahogany bark

Here is the full 36-state breakdown of newly tested HIV-positive patients (Jan–Mar 2026): 1. Lagos: 2,298 2. Benue: 1,949 3. Akwa Ibom: 1,159 4. Rivers: 1,137 5. Anambra: 1,013 6. Kaduna: 842 7. Delta: 803 8. Oyo: 763 9. Ogun: 751 10. Plateau: 662 11. Imo: 640 12. Nasarawa: 615 13. Taraba: 605 14. FCT (Abuja): 579 15. Abia: 527 16. Edo: 512 17. Enugu: 479 18. Kano: 476 19. Kogi: 422 20. Cross River: 396 21. Niger: 387 22. Adamawa: 382 23. Ondo: 379 24. Kwara: 329 25. Osun: 279 26. Bayelsa: 264 27. Ebonyi: 253 28. Gombe: 252 29. Borno: 238 30. Katsina: 216 31. Bauchi: 210 32. Kebbi: 196 33. Jigawa: 177 34. Zamfara: 140 35. Ekiti: 129 36. Sokoto: 110 37. Yobe: 100  Public health experts warn that figures in states like Yobe and Sokoto may reflect gaps in testing and reporting rather than a lack of virus.

@OurFavOnlineDoc Two plants that are antiviruses Backed by harvard standard researches 1. Hospital too far 2. Mahogany bark

Numbers of newly tested HIV positive patients in Nigeria (Jan-Mar, 2026) 1. Lagos: 2,298 2. ⁠Benue: 1,949 3. ⁠Akwa Ibom: 1,159 4. ⁠Rivers: 1,137 5. ⁠Anambra: 1,013 6. ⁠Kaduna: 842 7. ⁠Delta: 803 8. ⁠Oyo: 763 9. ⁠Ogun: 751 10. ⁠Plateau: 662 11. ⁠Imo: 640 12. ⁠Nasarawa: 615 13. ⁠Taraba: 605 14. ⁠FCT: 579 15. ⁠Abia: 527 16. ⁠Edo: 512 17. ⁠Enugu: 479 18. ⁠Kano: 476 19. ⁠Kogi: 422 20. ⁠Cross River: 396 21. ⁠Niger: 387 22. ⁠Adamawa: 382 23. ⁠Ondo: 379 24. ⁠Kwara: 329 25. ⁠Osun: 279 26. ⁠Bayelsa: 264 27. ⁠Ebonyi: 253 28. ⁠Gombe: 252 29. ⁠Borno: 238 30. ⁠Katsina: 216 31. ⁠Bauchi: 210 32. ⁠Kebbi: 196 33. ⁠Jigawa: 177 34. ⁠Zamfara: 140 35. ⁠Ekiti: 129 36. ⁠Sokoto: 110 37. ⁠Yobe: 100 Source: National Data Repository, TheCableIndex. Please 🙏🏿 whatever you do, Please try and be safe. Avoid unsafe sex, Avoid unsafe practices, Avoid sharing sharp objects, Avoid unsafe manicure/pedicure shops, Please buy and use your own clippers, Avoid going to hospitals that have unsafe practices, Pls stay safe.

@Mikeliberation Masturbating in marriage leads to sexual non fulfillment of spouse. When your spouse is constantly fantasizing and giving you half baked sex Ask yourself a simple question, is that how you want to experience the rest of your life If no, divorce immediately Thats cheating

My wife still masturbates after 35 minutes of penetrative s£x. My co-worker told me last week that he’s getting tired of his marriage because he finds his wife difficult to satisfy s£xually. After f0replay and about 35 minutes of penetration, she lies beside him and still masturbates. He said he’s not really bothered about the act itself, but about how long she takes. According to him, she continues for about 20 minutes even after they’ve had s£x. I asked if they ever discussed s£x while they were dating, and he said that anytime he brought it up, she would ignore it and say it was a worldly matter. But now that they’re married, he’s seeing a completely different side of her. I told him not to consider divorce because of this—that he might just need to put in more effort in the bedroom. But another colleague overheard us and said if it were him, he wouldn’t tolerate it at all. Now it got me thinking, is this really a problem—or just a lack of understanding between two people who never had the right conversations before marriage?