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@greatshistorian @instablog9ja Even for X, peoples worth are easily known.

@instablog9ja How did she know the worth of others on her street?

We’re the poorest on my street in Surulere but when you see me outside, you’ll think I am Adenuga’s daughter — Actress Damilola Adegbite Nollywood actress Damilola Adegbite has opened up about her humble beginnings in Surulere, Lagos, revealing that despite growing up in poverty, she carried herself with confidence from a young age. “We’re the poorest family on my street in Surulere,” she said, “but if you saw me stepping out of our house, you would never have guessed my background unless I told you.” She explained that her poise developed early from watching films with her father, especially James Bond movies. “From a very young age, I carried myself differently… I would study how the characters spoke, sat, and walked. I practiced their confidence without even realizing it.” Adegbite also recalled experimenting with her mother’s clothes and makeup. “Sometimes I would sneak into my mother’s room… practicing elegance and poise. Even then, I was rehearsing the woman I wanted to become.” Her confidence later paid off at an MNet Africa audition. “I was the last person chosen out of more than 10,000 women… What surprised me most was that I was selected because of just one word I pronounced correctly… That moment changed everything.” On growth, she said, “Becoming who you dream of being is not a straight journey… Sometimes, you even have to be selfish… When you protect your space and your peace, people may call you rude… but often you are simply protecting yourself.” She advised others to reflect on their strengths: “For me, it’s my courage and presence… Take time to identify what has always worked for you.”

@UcheBrand @wakawaka_doctor If everyone leaves Nigeria is it a bad thing? Did all of us not come from somewhere to Nigeria? Okay, if nobody leaves Nigeria is it a good thing?

@wakawaka_doctor Come on doc. If everyone leaves Nigeria, is that really a good thing?

Austria 🇦🇹 has become difficult I heard a lady went to the embassy and said : “I did what everyone else does. Do you think everyone applying for visa has the money? We all use POF service” You people might just die in Abule egba inside Tinubu economy Aye yin Ta 😂😂

@orochislime @onyekanwelue So you think he is rich? Exposure is not wealth bro.

@onyekanwelue Thank your god say you no poor fool

Poor people and their children. This is how they plan to escape poverty. Acting like animals.

@daht_gem @onyekanwelue It is an indication of a mental breakdown. The guy has been spewing odd takes for some time now.

@onyekanwelue Mehnnn, this Onyeka is mean ooo😂

@onyekanwelue The guy maybe wealthier than you.

@ChiomaEmed23241 @instablog9ja Hope you will say same when it is the wife of your brother.

@instablog9ja So make she no enjoy life again.. because she got married 🙄

Nigerian lady surprised to see newly married Simi at a Lagos nightclub with her friends 📹: video on @thelagospaparazzi page or check our insta story for context

@HerMatchHQ @iamfadekemi_ New age football enthusiast sighted

@iamfadekemi_ Olodo, said green eagles😂

When I was an infant my Dad, Ademola Adesina played for Nigeria green eagles and also was the sporting director at my school. I grew up loving sports, and somehow, Lisbon always felt like home to me. From then on, it was clear I was born to be a Sporting CP fan. Vamossss💚

@lOnnenegro @InibeheEffiong She will start "City Girls Movement"

@InibeheEffiong Simple YouTube videos would have helped her answer many questions. But Nigerians hate doing research. They like shortcuts. Go and join the APC and all your sins will be forgiven. Else ⬇️ Now one Yeyebrity will be going to jail.

A stitch in time saves nine. Actions have consequences. Blessing CEO doesn’t know what she’s dealing with.

@TheSerahIbrahim What of the fight between legislators in bot senate and house of representatives at NASS? Which evidences took to jail?

There’s so much evidence on the internet that can give Burna Boy at least 4 years imprisonment for that stunt he did on DJ Tunez at Obi’s House

@NifeSZNnz @instablog9ja You got everything right except this part "your wife to feel same way". Partner, spouse etc should fit.

@instablog9ja Marriage that will work takes work. You can’t be rigid, unromantic and expect your wife to feel the same way about you. If you don’t put in the work attraction will definitely fade away.

Your Wife Will Not ‘Wow’ You Like Before After 20 Years of Marriage — Journalist Morayo Brown’s Husband, Afolabi-Brown Media personality Morayo Brown and her husband Femi Afolabi-Brown are getting people talking after sharing brutally honest takes on love, intimacy, and how marriage evolves over time. Speaking on their podcast, The Brown’s Couch, Morayo pointed out how romance often fades after marriage. She noted that while dating comes with gifts, sweet messages, and effort, things can change once couples tie the knot. “It’s like they just expect you to lie down and be available,” she said, highlighting a common frustration among married women. Her husband, Femi, didn’t hold back either. According to him, the intensity and passion seen in the early stages of marriage naturally decline with time. “The way you feel in your first year is different from 10 years, and different again after 20 years,” he explained, urging couples to be realistic instead of chasing unrealistic expectations. He added that the excitement men show at the beginning, where they would go to extreme lengths to please their partner, doesn’t last forever. “That passion dies gradually,” he said. “After five years, you relax.” Femi also pointed out that a man’s past experiences can shape how he approaches marriage, noting that someone with multiple partners before marriage may behave differently from someone with little experience. Driving his point home, he stated bluntly that after many years together, the same level of s+x¥al energy and excitement simply cannot be maintained. “15 to 20 years into marriage, your wife cannot be ‘shaking’ you the same way she used to,” he said.

@Allen_United7 @doll_lenses @onyekanwelue Why do you hate the poor? You hate them yet you want them to like you? Entitlement is the disease of the rich in Nigeria. They want the poor to serve them, respect them, lick their asses and worship their wives and children.

@doll_lenses @onyekanwelue Do you hate rich people? If yes then you’re going to die in poverty. You can’t attract what you hate

You expect someone like VDM from a poor family not to be vindictive? You people don’t seem to understand anything about poor people and their children! They never forgive. They harbour anger…

@v_vivilife @onyekanwelue What did you expect from him? Romance the wealthy oppressors? VDM has never extended bitterness to any poor person like himself. Until the so called elite and "wealthy Nigerians" understand the real battle is between the poor and rich, there will be no hiding peace for y'all.

@onyekanwelue when I said he's dumping his trauma on others, a boy raised without love, grew up to be bitter and vindictive.

@hayzedayo10 @_GideonOti @ansem_edet Is this how you throw insults to feel good?

@SokoreC @_GideonOti @ansem_edet You're an idiot. What did he take with him?

These are the stupid things he says that impresses his Obidients, none of them is asking him when primary healthcare became a federal government’s responsibility, how many did he even build as governor for 8years? Did all communities in Anambra have that facility before he left?

@Leventis_eth @tobidanielss @MrBukunmi @Eyeofnigeria So you don't know that it is Tinubu that introduced borrowing by states in this 3rd republic?

@tobidanielss @SokoreC @MrBukunmi @Eyeofnigeria Who did Tinubu owe Are you insane ?

Why is the question difficult? Tinubu built power plant when he was Governor and that plant is part of the National grid. Which one did your unintelligent Peter Obi build? Leave insult and answer.

@Cheriemike2 @Mikeliberation Yet you call them pastors? So you men a fake doctor is also a doctor?

@Mikeliberation Many pastors are the causes of many broken marriages we hear around us today.

There’s this wealthy man in our community. One day, he went to Delta State for a business meeting. On his way back, he received a call about another meeting, so he called his wife and told her he would return the next day. He stopped and checked into a nearby hotel to lodge for the night. Around 7:30 p.m., he stepped out of his room and saw someone who looked like his wife on the stairway. At first, he thought it couldn’t be her—it was a Friday, and she usually attends a vigil every Friday night. But on taking a second look, he realized it was indeed his wife, stepping out of the hotel with another man. He waited for about 30 minutes, then called her and asked where she was. She told him she was in church. The husband then mentioned the name of the hotel where he had seen her. She immediately ended the call. The greatest shock came when he finally got home—his wife had packed her belongings and moved out. She went to live with their pastor. It has been two years, and she is still there to this day.

@MrEazi105419 What were you expecting from her? Till date friendships are formed based benefits parties can get. Either emotional or tangible. Sincerely, she was not at fault. Even you will prefer to make friendship with people that will be of benefit to you

I understood clearly that she was utilising my physical appearance (tall and muscular) to guarantee her safety. She never saw me beyond that.

After graduating from university, I became friends with the daughter of a sitting commissioner in Imo State at that time. She was financially okay, and often initiated private/group hangouts, and the majority of our hangouts were at night. At some point, I started assuming she was interested in me. Until one day when we were out with a couple of friends, I overheard her telling her girlfriend over the phone that her bodyguard was around, that she could come over. I didn't need anyone to tell me who she was referring to as her bodyguard. From that day, I started distancing myself.

@Senator2903 @benarduzoka Bro, it is relatively expensive. Compare to other payments. Even tax.

First time in the UK? Here are 3 things that will shock you: Transport is expensive 🚆 People mind their business A LOT The weather changes every hour ☁️😂 Prepare your mind.

@n6oflife6 @its_magekboi Na you dey worry over men doings? Did you know if they are members of the same fratenity? You don't know the bond between both of them.

@its_magekboi E get luck say Aliko no tear am slap 😂

We Need to Normalize Beating Stupid African Elders Bcos tell Me why Men Lined Up with Dangote for pictures & Someone tried to Force a Mandate Cap on Africas Richest Man Without his Consent, not caring that DANGOTE ALREADY HAD A HAT ON HIS HEAD. Dem Suppose Tear dat Guy Slap. 😡

@FiabemaM @Iyoaiye_ One dey battle Mental health issue as well.

@Iyoaiye_ Didn't the grapevine say one of Tinubu's daughter's is gay?

Just imagine if Seyi Tinubu were Oseloka Obi and Oseloka Obi were Seyi Tinubu. That one switch alone might have been enough to stop🛑 Tinubu’s presidency in its tracks. But because he is the son of a political demigod, it suddenly becomes acceptable. Same reality, Same individuals, Different reactions. Maybe the issue isn’t what is done but who is doing it. Think about that..

@pilate66139 @instablog9ja Undisputed Bitterness Capital. No other country is in the WhatsApp chart

@instablog9ja Nigerian women come up with the most stupid wedding advices in the world. It makes me wonder if the country is the bitterness capital of the world. This is so irritating to read.

Never move into your husband’s existing house after wedding. Insist on Renting Or Buying A new one — Media Personality Raye Advises women