The Pathfinder 🧭
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The Pathfinder 🧭
@PinkRubbiez
Guiding you on a sacred pilgrimage to self-discovery & self-mastery through Odinani as a lifestyle, blending indigenous wisdom, MBCT, MBSR & integrated Wellness
In the Shrine Katılım Nisan 2011
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Let me put this into perspective for you. My grandfather was a man of timber and caliber, father to the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi. Activism runs through my bloodline like oxygen, not a costume I wear for relevance or coins.
Now look at you. No lineage. No legacy. No traceable contribution to this nation beyond the noise you generate on a borrowed timeline. Your family tree is a stump.
You are not qualified to engage me. You are not even a footnote. You are a misplaced, digitally homeless individual with the intellectual depth of a puddle, stumbling across platforms you clearly lack the pedigree to navigate.
The moronic display you are putting on right now is not surprising. It is, in fact, the only language available to someone with nothing to offer and no history to stand on.
As you were.
Boripe@Boripe_
Your Grandfather no reach to use Sowore as Example. Even Buhari an incumbent tried and failed. You are a classical mugu.
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Bastards are not real
Bastard is a fake made up concept men use to punish children but there is literally no such thing as a child without a father or an illegitimate child
Every child has a clear unbroken verifiable lineage through its mother
Male lines are 99% unverifiable
Gentle D Yahoo… oko iya ibo 😮💨@jollofpunter
Obviously, reason why there's high concentration of bastards in ibo land. It's evident in how they behave on and off line.
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Igbo people don’t want to read the cultural idiosyncrasies they don’t like. I have explained to them to stop looking at our past culture with the framework of Christianity
Sugabelly 🌕@sugabelly
Please I have a serious question. Why is it that whenever I say something people don’t like e.g. this Igbo culture debate raging now, some of you new people on here start writing comments like “why are we platforming this girl?” Do you people realise I joined Twitter in 2008?
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I see people arguing over this. When I say you people don't know your culture as well as you think you will start doing like earthworm they poured salt.
Sugabelly 🌕@sugabelly
In Igbo culture, a married woman is allowed to have lovers as long as she confesses them to her Umu Ada in Isa Ifi, and introduces them to her husband as iko mbara. The paternity of a married woman’s children is irrelevant as they are all her husband’s children. An Igbo man should not disgrace his wife over having iko. It’s only if the lover was secret or rude by not being respectful to the husband that it’s wrong, and even then in Igbo culture it is the lover who is at fault not the wife. Unless the husband is an Nze level chief or above then it’s also the wife’s fault.
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In 1974, Marina Abramović stood still for six hours and let strangers do anything they wanted to her.
The performance was called Rhythm 0.
Beside her was a table with 72 objects.
Some were harmless: a rose, feathers, honey, bread, wine, and perfume.
Others were weapons: scissors, knives, razor blades, chains, a whip, and a loaded gun.
At first, people treated her gently. They gave her flowers, kissed her, and moved her body like she was a doll.
Then they realized she would not resist.
The crowd began cutting off her clothes, touching her, writing on her skin, and using blades on her body.
Someone cut her neck and drank her blood.
Near the end, a person placed the loaded gun in her hand, pointed it at her head, and pushed her finger toward the trigger.
A fight broke out between spectators. Some wanted the performance to continue, while others realized someone might actually pull the trigger.
That was the moment the room split between those willing to hurt her and those trying to stop it.
When the six hours ended, Abramović started walking toward the audience.
Many of the same people who had touched, humiliated, and hurt her turned away and left, unable to face her as a real person again.
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1/ If, transport = ₦40k
Food = ₦35k
Data + bills = ₦20k
Then a ₦100k salary is not really ₦100k.
Viktor Benson@viktorbensonyt
A Nigerian prefer to be jobless at home than to work a job of 100k
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Bride price isn’t buying the bride.
The British exacerbated this idea by translating it as “bride price”
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I created a new page where you can find videos of 2023 APC election violence. It’s important you listen, download and share the audio at the top of the page. Share it everywhere on WhatsApp.
A govt that kills its people does not deserve to rule us:
1000reasons.vote/2023
Adedayo Agarau@adedayoagarau
I put together 1000 Reasons Why You should not Vote for Tinubu in the next election. 1000-reasons.vercel.app Good morning Nigerians.
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Ah ah you are here and I've been looking for you ehh lota, you did not see my tweet?
Sugabelly 🌕@sugabelly
The reason the average Nigerian thinks Blue Band is butter, is because the average Nigerian is barely literate. You people think saying that average Nigerians are unintelligent and uneducated is classist and "hating on poor people" but there are real consequences to this reality x.com/engr_series/st…
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Everybody is cosplaying at being a brand and image consultant.
Because what is this mess?
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I have so much to say, from his jacket, to the gloves, then look at the quality of the envelope and sticker, the quality of the card, look at the dust bag the shoes are in. Then look at the lining of the box not velvet, crinkle paper.
For 25M
Luxury is definitely a joke here.
𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍@AsakyGRN
This man is the Seyi Vodi of the shoe industry in Nigeria. See the one-of-one shoe he’s selling for ₦25 million. 😳
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Many "GOOD GIRLS" are suffering in their marriages. They were assured that once they submit, everything will work. But the humans they are submitting to are cheating, infecting them with diseases, spending their money and even beating them. Yet they gaslight them to pray and keep submitting. I am here to remind everyone that the blessings of God maketh rich, and added no sorrow. Once sorrow is involved. God is not involved. The love of your life shouldn't cause you sorrow.
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You know the biggest irony is saying "wa ya ụzọ anọ" but then you say Ekwensu hsjdjdjdhdndnnd
That your Okpa e wa ụzọ anọ who wan receive am?
Again Ekwensu is not the Christian Satan The Devil.
You need Ekwensu on your side like mad I'm telling you.
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To the men who stay quiet when their male friends are being awful to women..you are a very large part of the problem, too
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I need women to stop explaining sexual violence to men. They don’t lack understanding on the issue. They simply want you to suffer in silence or be respectable when you cry out. But as Assatu reminds us, nobody ever got freedom by appealing to the moral senses of their oppressors
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They are under eloka’s comments talking about how Igbo women have low self esteem because we fight them for gizzard but won’t fight Yoruba people to call Gele ichafu in Lagos and how it’s only Igbo women in Lagos that call African star apple “agbalumo” instead of Udara
And this is why as a woman, it’s VERY important to figure out early who you are and who your allies are. And typically your allies are not men, especially men who inherently need to stifle you to feel better about themselves. Those men could be your brothers or your brothers friends. Either way, they are still men.
You will always be a woman, if you like use tribalism to build your desperate blue tick account, the ichafu/gele conversation will die and you will go back to square one where men will plot your death for having the audacity to have a life. Goodluck
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