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This is the best entrance I have seen in a while! Better bring this aura to London 🌚

Davido entrance at #Coachella 2026 Weekend 2

@kayode_william @lankykohler The last and current administrations were and are the worst. Mimiko's impact wouldn't have been felt if Agagu had been worse and Adefarati as well.

@akomosule @lankykohler Well, that is your opinion. It is good. And I respect it. However, I have experienced governance under all these governors. And, for me. It is only Mimiko that stands out. The rest, including the one there now, performed/performing below average.

AKure, see your mate. No be by repainting road or doing needless traffic lights o

@kayode_william @lankykohler I beg to differ. Ondo State has had governors who built on each predecessor's projects: Adefarati, Agagu, and then Mimiko. The retrogression began when Akeredolu took over power, and it has been a downhill journey since then.

@lankykohler Since the 4th Republic began, Ondo State has not had a governor who performed in office, except Olusegun Mimiko.

how do i explain to people that i can just slip into my nonverbal mood and it has nothing to do with them.

I saw a tweet saying the APC needs to be rooted out and state capture by politicians stopped, and I found myself laughing, not because the issues are funny, but because we still do not fully grasp how deep the problem runs. If we trace our political journey from 1999, or even more clearly from 2003 when the PDP firmly held power, what exactly changed between then and 2015 beyond the names on the ballot. The same political actors, the same networks, the same structures have simply rotated positions. Today, we see familiar faces reappearing under new banners, and the cycle continues. When I looked at the composition of the ADC and saw the usual cast of characters, it reinforced a difficult truth that we are still recycling the same political class while expecting fundamentally different outcomes. The challenge facing Nigeria is far more complex than the success or failure of any one party or any one president. No single leader can transform a country where dysfunction has become embedded in everyday systems and behaviours. Real change requires a collective shift in values and standards across society. It requires employers who understand that fair wages are not generosity but responsibility. It requires HR professionals who protect dignity rather than weaponize process. It requires neighbours who respect shared spaces and live in peace with one another. It requires local government leaders who genuinely serve the people rather than exploit proximity to power. It requires a police force that stands consistently on the side of justice rather than convenience. Until we confront the fact that national transformation must happen simultaneously at institutional, cultural, and individual levels, we will keep repeating the same pattern. We will remove one group of politicians only to replace them with another group shaped by the same incentives, the same pressures, and the same permissive environment. The country we hope to see cannot be built solely at the ballot box. It must also be built in offices, in homes, in communities, and in everyday decisions. Without that broader shift, political change alone will continue to feel like motion without progress.

The moment you feel you have to win someone over, you’ve already lost yourself. Love is not an audition. The right person will see you without the performance.

unfortunately, i am my family’s most independent and distant child so i will sit here by myself, act like i don’t need anyone, and fight every single problem by myself

I rebuke living paycheck to paycheck. I declare overflow!

@temiakanmode Hi Tijo, you can check my friend's page out: instagram.com/cymirra_glamou…

I’m looking for makeup artists in Abuja. My budget is ₦30,000–₦35,000 per day, and I’ll be booking for two days. We are 5.

Anyway in summary, write first (no matter how bad it is) , and AI to level up, not replace your thinking

@ridwan_on_x @Onyinyechi____ This was me after my holiday to Egypt.

I have no single interest/desire in visiting any African country except work related.

I’ll gladly take Chelsea missing out on top 4 if it means Arsenal end this season trophyless.

There’s really no way to explain this until you experience it; and I hope you do.

It is possible to get everything in the same person if that’s what you want. You just have to use your single years to build the best version of yourself, so that when it’s time to choose, settling won’t be an option.

NEW GENERATION CHURCHES, BRING BACK HYMNS‼️‼️

The way I’ve been thinking over the past few months isn’t healthy😔 If this crosses your timeline, PLEASE REPOST🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽. You could change my life. My UK visa expires May 1st and I’m actively searching for a visa sponsored job before then. I’m a Technical/Application support analyst. I’m skilled at incident & problem management, SQL & database querying, SLA management & ticketing, API & integration support. I’m adaptable and ready to hit the ground running from day one. I’m ready to relocate to any city in the Uk. I’ll really appreciate every retweet, tag, comment. God bless🙏🏽

This new financial year if my 1p enter your hand just know I hold you in high esteem because things are getting very tight now. Unnecessary spending and what I’m not making money from I won’t be partaking in it 😩😩😩

From the conversations on the TL, it is becoming apparent why Asian immigrants in the UK are more likely to become wealthier households that transfer wealth to their children, than those from Africa.

Anyone who asks me for money now hates me tbh