Salman💀

trying to watch something on an illegal website but the subtitles are out of sync

Wait. Why can’t I see foreign language tweets anymore?? WHERE ARE THE PORTUGUESE?! I need them back!!!

Can you see my tweets? Good. 44 doctors are still waiting to be inducted for almost a year now.

@Olaetan_ You just dey hate dey go

If mbappe ever made you stand up in your room, you don't know ball

Yeah someone banged juju on France. Everything that can go wrong is going wrong.

Rodri on one leg is the best midfielder on this pitch, Tchouameni is a disgrace and Deschamps is a bigger disgrace for plugging him back into the XI after Kone’s recent performances.

@IsahRilwanisah E dey like your captain

oliseh price just they tank werey no even make one correct pass today

Mbappe your team needs youu

Still no understand why kone no start

@greatwhizz10 He no good at all

if una don ready, we go talk about this Jules Kounde guy. brother is not better than Malo Gusto.

Lool France are done out here

Digne you fucking dickhead

There’s a lesson here to be learnt

We don’t talk enough about the suffering of patient relatives in Nigerian hospitals It’s so sad what they go through tbh.

UNILORIN quota crisis stalls induction of 44 medical graduates, leaves students uncertain No fewer than 44 medical graduates of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Kwara state, have remained uninducted for nearly a year after completing their studies due to the institution’s approved induction quota, raising fresh concerns over the fate of hundreds of students still undergoing medical training. The affected graduates spent eight years at the university alongside their peers following disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and a series of strikes by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). thecable.ng/unilorin-quota…

Streets are saying The Odyssey is a masterpiece.

my sophomore album, ON THE ROAD, is almost here. pre-save now — ontheroadHQ.com see you on the road 🛣️

@MTNNG You guys are thieves!!!

The wildest part about POVERTY is how much time it steals. Waiting for buses. Calling assistance offices. Comparing grocery prices. Fighting insurance. Sitting at laundromats. Being poor is a second job nobody pays you for.