Confused adult🙁

Idhi na siratul mustaqim 🤲🏽.

Train>>>

Madrid keh, not good at all.

@moji_AIM You don dey turn pro o.😭🤣

Turning Amala before pulling off your clothes from work >>>

🙌🙌🙌

I really want my brothers to know that opportunities have a way of disguising as failures. In the places where you think opportunities no longer exist, they do - maybe just not for you. Systems, people, authority always bend backwards for the right person - be that person.

@TheZainab_A Hard girl una.🤣

Omoo this BTS commot tears for my eye😭😭

the way Nigerians gaslight you when it comes to exam malpractice, why is it so normalized?

@tobyasky Fr r.

Brethren, this West Ham v Leeds FA Cup game is pure cinema

Abeg o, I need Barca vs Assnal match o.

This West ham match >>🫶🤣

Happy Birthdayyy. 🎊

Chelsea don see soso.🤣

Olobà🙌🤣 Ko ni baje.

@OShakirah36771 Make you shed small tears.😭🤣

@jimohbasit01 I'm tempted to watch it again

BTS storyline, I like that.

Wayward but caring.🤣😭

I met with the Heads of Nursery and Primary Schools across Agege to review progress and strengthen our shared commitment to quality education. So far, we have renovated 17 schools, established 5 school libraries, and delivered essential learning tools, including 1,800 twin desks, 400 ECC furniture, 72 teacher furniture, and 92 marker boards. We are also in the process of procuring 75 computers to expand digital learning. Beyond infrastructure, we are investing in people and safety, with the recruitment of 50 primary school teachers and school support staff, deployment of security personnel, and ongoing plans to install CCTV systems in schools. We’ve also improved learning environments with 2 seven-aside pitches and connected 5 school compounds to the power grid. Our discussions focused on improving the quality of education, increasing school maintenance support, expanding facilities, and ensuring inclusive learning for special needs students alongside skill acquisition opportunities. Education remains a top priority, because the future of Agege is sitting in our classrooms today. #agege #avo #avoisworking #anewagegeisrising

You were the problem in some stories too. Accept it!!

2023, I missed my convocation. I missed my induction. I don’t have a single group picture with my lecturers or the people I graduated with. I couldn’t go for NYSC I didn't celebrate anything I couldn't afford it. I’ve never really “done life” the way people assume. I didn’t go on my first date until this year never been to the beach, never been to the cinema, never really had fun. Everyone looks at me when I say these things. Before that, a lady once offered to take me out because I told her I had never experienced it. She didn’t mind paying I even said I don't have money to come down to the island, she said she will order an uber. I felt uncomfortable, worried, even scared. I chickened out and said no I felt like a useless man, I couldn't afford shit. Not because I didn’t want to go, but because something about it just reminded me of where I was financially. Then this February, I finally went on my first date. I paid for everything. Spent money I normally wouldn’t. So when people say “men should stop faking maturity and celebrate themselves,” it sounds nice, but it’s not the full picture. A lot of guys are not avoiding joy. We just don’t have the leverage for it. Most men in Nigeria are broke. That’s the reality. Not lazy, not unwilling, just financially constrained. We miss moments, not because we don’t care, but because we can’t afford to show up for them. This might be the 1st year I’ll actually celebrate my birthday the way I want, and I’m doing it properly. I’ll go out, hit the beach, enjoy myself this time. Not because I suddenly became a different person, but because I finally can. I also celebrated Valentine's Day for the first time. Documenting everything is fun when you have money to pay for it. A lot of us want to celebrate with friends and family. We want those memories. We want to show up fully. But poverty quietly takes those moments away and replaces them with survival. That’s why I’ve always tried to position myself to help people break out of it. Because poverty is deeper than money. It steals experiences, confidence, and even the ability to enjoy life. God bless the women, that came into my life 😭😭 I can finally say afford to do things.

Friends really do add colour to our lives. I had a really good time today.