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I thought life would be easy, so I made promises, some that I couldn't keep till this day.

@DGAME90_ @ASA___ODOGWU @ThaBoyYom 🤝

@LilRafe5 @ASA___ODOGWU @ThaBoyYom No vex i don stop 😤

OG twitter users know it was the “LOL” AG wrote there But who am I to tackle agenda ?

@DGAME90_ @ASA___ODOGWU @ThaBoyYom Guy why you dey trade words with woman?

@ASA___ODOGWU @ThaBoyYom Onye ara'. Bigotry swine Finished generation, uncircumcised charlatans.

My boy has been scattering the whole house, searching for albums. I shah brought them out o. Ọmọ, see memories. I even came across almost 20 sheets of paper, guess what was in it 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ Romantic love poems wey hubby take hook me😂😂😂 I too love love ❤️❤️❤️

Patient dog later tiff another dog bone 😂

the jig is up

@aruboyserafr Sure brother. Sorry I'm just seeing this now

@LilRafe5 mutuals bro 🙂‍↔️

I thought life would be easy, so I made promises, some that I couldn't keep till this day.

@AdeOmotay17 They are all prostitutes in disguise.

See how this girl is justifying cheating 😂

abeg wetin e mean if person dey drink garri for dream and hand from nowhere give am Groundnut?

EMI LON PE NI BUJU BENTLEY 👨🏽‍✈️🙌

Damn! I so much love BNXN manipulative tracks. From "Regret", to his verse on "Realize", then to the baba of them all "Pidgin and English". I too love this guy discography mehn!!

@Cfc_1mind I believe champ 💪

Just matter of time, we gonna fulfill all bro

I saw a tweet someone made asking single men to stop sleeping with married women, and I laughed so hard. I go out alone and men still ask me out, both single and married men. I remember when one was chasing me and trying to give me his phone so I could input my number and he would call me. I told him I was married, and his response was: "I’m married too." This man saw my belly and was still very insistent on taking my number. When I asked him if he didn’t fear God, he said he would be the caretaker in my life, while my husband remains the landlord, and that God would like it because he would spoil me silly. I realized that men will keep asking, not just me out, but other women too. The fact that you’re a married woman doesn’t mean men who know you’re married won’t still try to have a thing with you. The fact that you’re someone’s fiancée doesn’t mean other men won’t still ask you out. As a woman, men will keep trying to have a thing to do with you, regardless of your relationship status. It’s your duty to say no and face front. You’re the gatekeeper in this case. If you don’t open the gate, those men won’t enter in the first place. No one should blame single men for sleeping with married women. Shalom!

Stop crying to the opposite gender about your relationship issues. Dating or Married. The very other person you are crying to is just a second away from fcuking you once your relationship cracks and bet me.. YOU CAN NEVER BECOME THEIR LIFE PARTNER. You will always be a CONQUEST to them and nothing more

God is not a genie, my good brother. He does not owe anyone a miracle, no matter how fervent your faith may be. Miracles are, by their very nature, acts of divine prerogative. They belong entirely to God, and He may, according to His own will and without the slightest obligation to explain Himself, grant them to whomever He chooses. That is one of the hardest truths for many believers to accept. We often imagine that faith functions like a formula, that if we believe strongly enough, pray intensely enough, or serve faithfully enough, God becomes somehow bound to act in our favor. But God is not bound by us. He is not a machine into which we insert faith and from which miracles are dispensed on demand. There is also the deeper question of purpose: why do you seek the miracle in the first place? Have you come to God solely to be healed, only to disappear once your affliction is removed? Or have you come to Him with the intention of remaining, of loving Him whether the healing comes or not? God is not foolish. He is not unaware of the human tendency to seek His hand while having little interest in His presence. Many people desire what God can do for them far more than they desire God Himself. I understand why this view may unsettle some people, because it means there is no universal manual for obtaining a miracle. No guaranteed sequence of prayers, declarations, or acts of devotion that compels an omnipotent God to intervene. And if we are honest, that offends something deep within us. Rightly so because we reason that if this all-powerful being is our Creator, and if He truly loves us and desires our good, then healing should be automatic whenever suffering appears. It seems only logical. But God, as Scripture and experience repeatedly remind us, does not operate according to our logic. He heals whom He wills. He withholds when He wills. He remains God in both instances. And faith, at its highest expression, is not the certainty that He will do what we want, but the willingness to remain with Him even when He does not.

I want to be careful with my rebuttal here because I have repeatedly said that, were my partner to cheat on me, I would not lose sleep over it. So, on the surface, defending those who come here to speak publicly about such experiences may appear to contradict my earlier stance. But it does not. It is simply me responding, as honestly as I can, to this post. Firstly, good sir, we must be careful about the ways we try to arrange people into neat little boxes of our own invention. A man who comes forward to say that his wife cheated on him has not, in any meaningful sense, committed a crime. Neither has he, by that act alone, become less masculine. Marriage is an agreement between two adults, and at the heart of that agreement lies exclusivity. If that is the understanding upon which the union is built, then it follows naturally that neither party should violate it. And when that agreement is violated, consequences are inevitable. The man who chooses to speak publicly about his wife’s infidelity is, in his own way, enacting one such consequence. That approach may not be your preferred method, and it may not be mine either, but it remains his prerogative. He is responding to an act so fundamentally corrosive that it almost always signals the effective death of the marriage. You can argue, reasonably, that social media is not the ideal place to air a family matter, especially one as grave as infidelity. Fair enough. But that does not make the issue any less real, nor does it strip the injured party of the right to name what happened. If anything, such public disclosures serve as a sobering reminder to younger generations that marriage is not merely a collection of wedding photographs, anniversary captions, and other performative displays of love we are now wont to take as proof of a blissful marriage. It has its ugly side too, and betrayal is one of its most devastating possibilities. What I find more troubling is this strange notion that a man must suffer betrayal in silence in order to preserve some abstract ideal of masculinity. Since when did suffering devastating betrayal in silence become the measure of a man? Since when did speaking honestly about being wronged become evidence of weakness? If anything, the truly inferior position is to construct a version of manhood so fragile that it cannot withstand the public acknowledgment of pain. A woman considering such a man in the future may think many things, and quite frankly, that is her business. It is not the man’s responsibility to rearrange his response to betrayal in order to accommodate her conclusions. If she is a woman of substance, she may well see him as someone who takes fidelity seriously enough to treat its violation as consequential. She may see a man who does not pretend that betrayal is trivial. And armed with that knowledge, she will understand from the outset that exclusivity is not a decorative ideal to him, but a principle he expects to be honored. Again, there is nothing weak about naming infidelity for what it is, particularly when that same man was once just as vocal about the good his wife brought into his life while the marriage was intact. In fact, I would go further and argue that this longstanding urge to shield women from scrutiny, to refuse to name the many ways they too can betray the men they claim to love, is precisely why so many people still react with surprise when confronted with the simple truth that women are every bit as capable of infidelity as men. And I should add, good sir, that the age of strong-arming men into silence with posts such as yours has long since been buried. This is 2026, not 1926. Men now understand that pain has a name, and calling it by that name does not make them lesser men.

@emadeyforyou 😂😂 this man

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I've been jamming @asakemusik M$NEY album for 3 days straight now. And every single round of the album, I find myself always repeating MCBH more than twice. I too love that song mehn! Asake made magic!!