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𝓘𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮

@Phemzy

Grateful for the spirit of discernment in this wild online world 🙏 🙏🏻🔌 🧧Manchester United Fan🧧

Somewhere on earth Katılım Kasım 2009
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𝓘𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮
Just like the Lady B claiming it is run by she and her man but the female front gave “her” instant credibility on gender/domestic topics Nigerians love debating. It wasn’t just clout it landed real opportunities (screening for a big charity project, handling sensitive info,
𝓘𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮@Phemzy

Its becoming more clear that accounts run by men are only pretending to be a female’s account because women are more influential and more open to opportunities than a male account.

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𝓘𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮 retweetledi
Obidient Peter
Obidient Peter@Onihax·
Follow up on my experience as a Keke rider; After my last post, many people messaged me saying, “Ahh, we didn’t even know it was this deep.” But honestly… I still didn’t finish talking. Let me expose another side 👇🏽 STICKERS. In this job, you don’t just drive… You survive by stickers. In Lagos State, you must buy: • Local Government sticker • State sticker • Zone sticker • Plus 2–3 others depending on your park chairman’s “decision” Each one? Minimum ₦2,000 and above And it doesn’t end there. Last year, they introduced another one: ₦10,000 sticker ₦2,000 registration Compulsory membership ID If you don’t have it? NURTW taskforce will stop you. You’ll pay ₦10,000… and still won’t be given the sticker. Another one catches you again? You pay again. Until you finally “comply.” Tell me… is that business or punishment? — Now come to Ogun State… It’s even another level. You have 3 different unions: • TORAN (Tricycle Owners & Riders Association of Nigeria) • TWORA (Three Wheeled Owners Riders Association) • ROTO (Riders and Owners of Tricycles and Trikes of Ogun State) Each one has its own taskforce. Each one has its own sticker. Each one must be settled. Then add: • Hackney Permit (state own) Each sticker? ₦2,500+ And if you don’t buy early in January? Price jumps to ₦5k – ₦7k per sticker Same sticker. Different price. No explanation. — Let me shock you more: A ticket that clearly says ₦200… You’ll end up paying ₦1,000+ No receipt. No accountability. Just pressure. — Some junctions in Ogun? Police will stand there like toll gate. You pass → you pay They give you number That number now becomes your “evidence” that you’ve paid. Miss that point? Another officer will collect again. — And people still say: “Just work hard.” — Let me add what many transporters face daily (not just me): • Harassment and intimidation by taskforces and unions • Multiple illegal levies and duplicate tickets everywhere • Union extortion without real support when accidents happen • Rival unions fighting and forcing riders to pay different groups • Violence, threats, and clashes within the system itself So it’s not just “your area”… It’s a nationwide problem. — Now the painful truth: Many of these people doing this… Are backed by power. Which is why it continues. — But what can we do? We cannot keep quiet forever. Here are realistic steps I would advice if possible though not realistic: 1. Document everything Record, take pictures, keep evidence. Silence is what keeps this system alive. 2. Push for single-ticket system One verified daily payment. Not 10 different collections. 3. Digital receipts If payment is real, it should be traceable. 4. Government accountability If unions are working with government, then government must regulate them. 5. Driver unity The biggest truth: Division is their strongest weapon. 6. Public awareness Passengers need to understand why transport costs are rising. — Because at this point… This is no longer “transport work.” It’s survival inside a system designed to drain you. — I’m not writing this for pity. I’m writing this so people understand: When you see a keke rider on the road… You’re not just seeing a driver. You’re seeing someone battling: The system The unions The road And life itself All at once. — Respect the hustle. It’s deeper than you think.
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Obidient Peter@Onihax

Everybody likes to talk from the outside until you enter the road. I’m a keke rider myself, and with experience… no, it’s not that easy. This idea of “buy keke ₦5M, make ₦200k daily” sounds sweet online, but reality on ground is very different. I work interstate between

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Rinsola👑❤️
Rinsola👑❤️@KekereO2·
Me bashing men online after collecting hot penizzz >>>> ‍ Ema phor. Mo wa pelu yin.
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lobistars🇳🇬@john322226·
I go pick you to share money for people you go Dey stress them first like say na your money. Me wey no Dey stress them first no get sense Abi? Na by force to follow you or engage you?
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NASA@NASA·
Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back. Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…
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𝓘𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮
Dem still no go learn.... all these i wanna be dem
Oku@oku_yungx

OVERSHARING ON SOCIAL MEDIA: A DANGEROUS HABIT ‼️‼️👏 Most of you share far too many personal details on X without even realizing the risks. 1.You have no business posting a picture of the exterior of your house. 2.You have no business snapping and posting your kids in uniform when their school badge is visible. 3.You have no business sharing your boarding pass ✈️, especially the barcode area. 4.You have no business posting the building where you work. 5.You shouldn’t be announcing where you’re going next unless you’re a celebrity. 6.Stop posting your live location in real time. share it after you’ve left. 7.Avoid showing street signs, house numbers, or landmarks near your home. 8.Don’t post your car plate number or documents with personal info visible. 9.Be careful with screenshots notifications and private details can be exposed. 10.Don’t reveal your daily routine (gym time, work hours, usual spots). 11.Avoid posting expensive items you own. It can make you a target. 12.Don’t overshare family issues or personal conflicts online. 13.Be mindful of what’s in the background of your photos. 14.Avoid posting travel plans before the trip. Post minutes when you are off if you must. 15.Don’t trust everyone who follows you. social media is public, not private. Stay smart. Not everything needs to be online.

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CHIZZY_BB@CHIZZY_BB·
E reach my turn to leave parents house, rent turn 4.5m
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Vampz
Vampz@Hybrid_Ola·
Today’s drama so far!! - Burna Boy mocks DJ Tunez in a video - Dr Stan and Agba Jon Doe go back and forth - Danny exposes Vampz as a bad person - Iyke calls out Chief Ojiji and Tony Ameh over a debt - Oba Adeleke claims he’s being blackmailed
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lobistars🇳🇬
lobistars🇳🇬@john322226·
My Elon musk alert just came in. As usual, I’ll share some funds to support some accounts with a new/renewal of blue tick. ❤️🦅
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Vampz
Vampz@Hybrid_Ola·
@Phemzy 😂 as long as say na me tweet am
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Vampz@Hybrid_Ola·
Before we move on from this, because I have a summary to write… The only way you can grow on this app is through Dapsy, Oku, and Oba Deleke. These people built their pages organically, without h@te I had less than 20k followers when these men started supporting me, engaging with my posts, and always quoting me. Most importantly, have a niche. Have something that, even if people don’t like you, they will still check your page for. The only people who have ever given me shoutouts are these guys. On days when my threads had less than 1k impressions, they were there to support me and encouraged me to keep going. Another person who unknowingly supported me was Yom. I was getting dragged heavily and he told people to get used to it Fight less. Get creative.
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