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@ennamdee @Wizarab10 Don’t mind some fools sha. We de here de wait them
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@zionfrancis06 @Wizarab10 She can’t even imagine being a better person.
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@bayoadetunji @Wizarab10 I am talking to the pig that birthed you.
Before you mention village again, scan my profile.
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@ennamdee @Wizarab10 You are talking about your village father
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Is she not too old to be this foolish?
Obiasogu David@afrisagacity
“Hike in fuel price isn't Tinubu’s fault. It is the world leaders’.” - Tinubu supporter. I have just listened to this fish brain canvassing for Tinubu and all I could say is “may God not allow me to be this callous and stup!d.”✍️
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@ennamdee @Wizarab10 Cancel her for her political choice?
You’re sick.
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@Wizarab10 These men just won’t listen, they won’t learn.
I just hope experience doesn’t teach them too late.
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A lady earning N100k who sees her income as family income is better than a lady earning N4m who sees her income as personal.
Fling the relationship away
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@Wizarab10 Imagine what is being counted as an achievement in 2026. 🙆🏽♂️🙆🏽♂️
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Emptied the ocean for a plate.
Mlungisi@Mlu__N2
From all the ingredients she used I currently have the potato and salt in my kitchen, you think I can still make this?
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@Wizarab10 Religion has caused more damage than people are willing to admit.
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@mrViccman @Wizarab10 Our cancel culture is terribly weak and the “celebs” know it.
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But Truth be told they Already built a system.
It’s impossible to have a one voice at a Time..
People can easily be bought.. If we can get together with a big push they’ll have no other choice than to respond positively to the inhuman treatment the government is inflicting upon Is..
Let’s see what happens in 2027..
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In all this suffering and hardship, you’d rarely see celebrities stand with the people. Nollywood actors, musicians, skit makers, comedians, most will either align with the government or stay silent.
Granted, they have that right.
But Nigerians also have the right to stop supporting them, yet that’s the part nobody wants to exercise.
Instead, the same people being affected will still stream their music, watch their movies, attend their shows, and keep them relevant, while hyping them like nothing is happening.
These celebs have made it clear that self-preservation comes first, and they’re not even pretending otherwise… and unfortunately, Nigerians keep rewarding them for it.
..Because Nigerians don’t know how to hold people accountable, and more importantly, don’t know how to withdraw support, this cycle won’t end.
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@Phantom_096 That “putting yourself first” is the foundation of our problem.
Individualism over collectivism
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As much as I want to be selfless, just put yourself first or they will take you for granted.
N N Ʌ M D I@ennamdee
In all this suffering and hardship, you’d rarely see celebrities stand with the people. Nollywood actors, musicians, skit makers, comedians, most will either align with the government or stay silent. Granted, they have that right. But Nigerians also have the right to stop supporting them, yet that’s the part nobody wants to exercise. Instead, the same people being affected will still stream their music, watch their movies, attend their shows, and keep them relevant, while hyping them like nothing is happening. These celebs have made it clear that self-preservation comes first, and they’re not even pretending otherwise… and unfortunately, Nigerians keep rewarding them for it. ..Because Nigerians don’t know how to hold people accountable, and more importantly, don’t know how to withdraw support, this cycle won’t end.
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@marygrace_100 I don’t care what they believe. This behavior has been in existence for the longest.
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Withdrawing support sounds nice in theory, but where does it end?
If I stop watching Funke Akindele because she didn't tweet about a protest, do I also stop buying bread from the baker who didn't speak up?
Do I stop riding in Keke from the driver who kept quiet? We are in a survival economy.
Nigerians consume content because they need to escape reality, not because they endorse every lifestyle of the creator.
N N Ʌ M D I@ennamdee
In all this suffering and hardship, you’d rarely see celebrities stand with the people. Nollywood actors, musicians, skit makers, comedians, most will either align with the government or stay silent. Granted, they have that right. But Nigerians also have the right to stop supporting them, yet that’s the part nobody wants to exercise. Instead, the same people being affected will still stream their music, watch their movies, attend their shows, and keep them relevant, while hyping them like nothing is happening. These celebs have made it clear that self-preservation comes first, and they’re not even pretending otherwise… and unfortunately, Nigerians keep rewarding them for it. ..Because Nigerians don’t know how to hold people accountable, and more importantly, don’t know how to withdraw support, this cycle won’t end.
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@ennamdee @Wizarab10 Nigerians failure to remind these yeyebrities that they are nothing without our support is why they don’t feel accountable to us.
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