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UPDATE!!! 1. Create a Pinterest account 2. Download 20–50 TikTok videos in a niche (parenting, fitness, money) 3. Build a digital product around that niche 4. Schedule posts on Pinterest 5. Wait 2–3 months and let it compound Most people quit before step 5.

Anytime I see someone without a blue tick in my comment section, my first instinct is always to gift them 3 months blue ticks. Gifting them will benefit their visibility and if it’s their destiny to make it on this app, that blue tick visibility is the first step. Goodluck ❤️

I just noticed my ceiling is leaking. The rain that fell yesterday entered my room and wet my bed, I have no choice than to dry it outside

I just noticed my ceiling is leaking. The rain that fell yesterday entered my room and wet my bed, I have no choice than to dry it outside

I just noticed my ceiling is leaking. The rain that fell yesterday entered my room and wet my bed, I have no choice than to dry it outside

If a girl is already paying her bills and living comfortably on her own, what exactly does she need a man for? 🤔

Who is Sisi Alagbo and why is she trending? - Sisi Alagbo is a popular herbal vendor on TikTok and Facebook. She is also based in Ibadan. - Sisi Alagbo was previously trending for being the second wife of her husband and for claims that she caused issues in the first wife’s marriage. - A few days ago, a woman who used to be her godmother posted a video saying someone sent her an explicit video of Sisi Alagbo and her husband involving a threesum , but she said she would not be able to post it publicly. - Different people started talking about it until the video eventually made its way onto social media, which led Sisi Alagbo to lock her page and change her TikTok name. - After some time, she reopened her page and began cruising with the situation online. In the video, it appeared that she was the one recording while her husband was having sêx with another woman. - She then turned the camera to herself, appearing to include herself in the video while filming her husband and the other woman. - According to her godmother, Sisi Alagbo and her husband, Engineer Alagbo, had a misunderstanding, and he allegedly mistakenly shared the video in a WhatsApp group chat. - The husband has made a post on Facebook saying “Astaghfirullah,” while Sisi Alagbo has reportedly issued a public apology to her fans, asking for forgiveness. What are your thoughts?

What a beautiful way to end the month if April🥹 I just landed another remote job😭💗 Congratulations to meeee🤭🎉🎉🎉🎉

Not to come off as having the highest amount of toasters or forming the most beautiful, but I can tell you for a fact that Nigerian men, especially the ones who have built a structure in their lives and are interested in women with substance, LOVE natural hair. I cannot count the number of times men stop their cars just to talk to me on the road and 90% ask if “this is your natural hair” (my locs are touching the middle of my back). They love girls on wigs only clubs when they are showing off “lifestyle” respectfully, however when they are looking for women who they can take home to their mothers and women who can contribute to their growth, they go for women who are more natural. That’s why you see them having baddies only as club items/one night stand OS, but when it’s time to marry they’ll look for a girl who doesn’t look like she is in the club every Friday to Sunday (no wigs, no long lashes, etc). I have a friend who is a clubbing guy to the core, yet when I ask why he doesn’t date the girls he goes clubbing with, he simply says things like he can’t be with bitches whose value revolves around the wig on their head and who can buy them the most drinks.

🌚… I don’t think there’s a beauty standard for women in Nigeria. If you’re fine, you’re fine. Nigerian men have a broad range of features they are attracted to and there’s more than enough attention to go around.