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17.3mil cash out. 45mins to go Insha Allah it will favour me 🙏 11/11 @isthaths na God go Bless you o.

I don’t like doing this, but I’ve always heard about big accounts gatekeeping, and today, I experienced it firsthand. Earlier today, I shoot my shot at @victorosimhen9 by tagging him purely out of admiration for how he represents the Nigerian flag. I asked him for a Galatasaray jersey and pitched @abazwhyllzz as the vendor, as one of the big and reputable accounts selling jerseys here ❤️ He responded and promised me a signed Champions League jersey 🙏🔥. He also said he will get 15 additional jerseys from Abazz for me to share. Now here’s where things got interesting. I reached out to Abazz via DM and, to my surprise, he said he had already selected winners on his page, which was obviously not true. I asked why he would do that when he was meant to be the vendor. I then messaged @Thetifefab, who told me to discuss with Abazz and he handled the payment for the jerseys (Abazz confirmed receiving payment for the 15 jerseys). Upon receiving the money for the jerseys, Abazz asked that we move the conversation to WhatsApp, and I assumed it was to discuss delivery. Instead, Abazz called me and kept on insisting he will be the one to share the jerseys, which I didn’t agree to. After further discussion, he proposed a split, he takes 8, I take 7. I declined and ended the call. He kept calling, but I insisted we continue via chat instead. I reiterated that I was the one who tagged Osimhen, he responded to my tweet, and Abazz only came into the picture because I tagged him as the vendor, and he has already been paid for the jerseys. Attached to this tweet is evidence of our conversations via X DMs and WhatsApp. I’m not here to cause drama, just asking for transparency and fairness, not only for myself but for everyone who participated in good faith 💯 Let’s do right by the people who showed up for this 🙌🔥

Victor Osimhen @victorosimhen9 may choose to ignore me for his own reasons, but that doesn’t change the purpose of what I’m doing here or the sincerity behind the initiative I started. So far, my team and I have distributed 56 laptops, along with tech skills training, through @Techaccessfound, without asking beneficiaries for a dime. You can try to paint me in a bad light, but the records speak for themselves. At the end of the day, what truly matters is that lives are being impacted. I’m already compiling clear evidence, details of all beneficiaries, vendors involved in distribution, their handles, total costs, and the remaining balance. I will not allow anyone to rewrite my story on this app. And if you ask whether I regret accepting that money from Don Jazzy, yes, I do. It wasn’t worth it. Many of you were never worth the stress, driven more by agendas and Elon money than genuine impact. That said, I’m still grateful to Don Jazzy and everyone who has supported this project. Your contributions are appreciated, and I do not take them for granted.