Tosho

Dear God, I commit this account to you. Please let it grow in to something big beyond my imagination.

no muslims is ever ashamed to retweet the Qur’an stop using manipulation tactics to get likes and retweets, they mean nothing.

The user of this account is dead. Please recite and repost the following Du’a so it may serve as Sadaqatul Jariya for him. Allah Yayi ma Rahma Abdulrahim🤲🏻

They still do sha. Na hand dey touch everybody.

Can I plant pepper in sacks? Yes, you can but make sure the grow bags you are using is about 15inches by 15inches in diameter because pepper use to grow wide and spread their branches. N.B. The growbags in the pictures are too small for pepper, the error was from procurement.

@AishahAyilara I'm in your DM sister please check

@tedddyoweh Have you seen this?

@AjibadeSarah001 @Edaoto @IdrisAOni1 @fattylincorn_01 Court is the way to go but you won't be friends when you're back

@onlyishly @Edaoto @IdrisAOni1 @fattylincorn_01 When I take necessary ways to sort things out with you and my effore prove abortive Did you want me to use thug or police to arrass you? Court is the best place to go baba

I filed a suit against the man who built a mosque in his compound, which is just the next building to mine. Atanda, every 5:45am they will wake me up against my wish with that their noise of prayer every morning. I told him about it, i even suggested he mute the speakers only in the morning but he did not listened and i reported to the sanitation office and i think he bribed them and those ones did not do anything So i filed a suit against him and won the case with damages, he appealed the case and i won again with damages to be paid He paid the damages and removed the speakers outside, but here is now the major problem The imam and every other Muslim in my street now see me as enemy. I believe he is the one instigating that hatred into all Muslims in my street against me, even new muslim tenants in my street and are staying away from me and do not want to have anything to do with me. I want to know if i can take up another case with him for instigating Muslims in the atreet against me just because i fought for my right Copied from the people's parliament

Quick story: - A man marries a good wife, works very hard, provides financially, and makes sure the family lacks nothing, but he has no relationship with the kids. - The kids wonder why Daddy never shows up for anything, hardly plays with them, and never gives them his time. Most of the time, he is only there to discipline and punish them. - Mummy reports them to Daddy when they do something wrong. Daddy then punishes and disciplines them, but Mummy is usually the one there to wipe their tears. - Mummy goes as far as explaining that Daddy works hard to make sure they eat, have a house, and go to school. - The kids become emotional; they cry, feel sad, get angry, and miss Daddy so much, but Mom wipes their tears and keeps explaining that Dad is just making sure they are okay. - The kids begin to realize that Mom is a good communicator, empathetic, always there to soothe them when they are sick, and patient enough to endure their tantrums. - Dad calls home to speak to Mom and never asks to speak with the kids. So Mom gets off the phone and emotionally passes the message along to them. - The kids grow up and become very close to their mother. They love their father, but they are hardly around him. - They call Mom for two hours, but rarely call Dad. Sometimes, they just tell Mom to say hi to him because there is nothing to talk about. - The kids love their parents and make sure they lack nothing. They are loud and expressive about the love and affection they show their mom. But what Daddy sees is a gift and a credit alert, also thanking him for his sacrifices. - Dad begins to wonder and asks Mom why the kids don’t reach out to him often. - Mom then explains to Dad that the kids love him very much and that they will come around. - The kids do love their dad and appreciate his sacrifices-but the barrier is there. - Years ago, it was Mom explaining things to the kids. Now, she is also explaining things to Dad. - Outsiders observe the relationship between the kids and their father and then blame the mother for it. - Dad gets invited to a podcast and starts crying to the world. The world then begins blaming the kids for being ungrateful for their dad’s sacrifices. - People start complaining that society celebrates mothers more and does not celebrate fathers enough. - A few men step forward to advise others that building a relationship with their kids is important. But other men, who also have no relationship with their own fathers mock them calling them “simps” and insulting them. They insist that kids should somehow build the relationship on their own. - These same men will say that all you need is a good wife. The good wife then repeats the same cycle, a win-win for her, by the way. Years later, the same story unfolds again. - The world continues to celebrate mothers more because kids celebrate their mothers more. The men become upset again. - These men are always upset when it is time to talk about bonding with their kids. They have time to go to beer parlors, spend time with friends and girlfriends, and watch football, but when it comes to small moments of bonding, they don't wanna hear it. Are they under a spell? - These men hardly celebrate their own fathers, yet they come online to complain that fathers are not celebrated enough. Guess why? Yes, you are right.

@Bhetty1909 You really stuck on my profile. What happen?

@onlyishly Mtweeew

Twitter discuss is always funny. A little call for introspection and you're already cussing when I didn't even insult you? I practice what you preach in my life but does that mean I should generalize that any father that doesn't do that is irresponsible? That's the issue.

@Yeahmicee Okay 👍

@onlyishly If you practiced what he preached, then you would know that other fathers that don’t do it are indeed irresponsible

@MissHope_1 You're completely off my point

@onlyishly And the most hard working man award goes to TOSHO!!! Not only does he know what it takes to be a man in Nigeria, he also knows what it takes to be a man world-wide, that's why he was nominated and beat every other man in this categoryyyy!!! Congratulations to the hardest worker!

@_ayinke_a Run with that

@onlyishly Be a present father is wrong 😂😂

One thing I'll say is that. If you ever find yourself in the admiration from a particular gender when you're addressing issues that affects both genders then brother you're most likely in the wrong.

@Samsuccess_4 When you wake up please lemme know

@onlyishly "bond with your kids" is also wrong????? Hadondie😭😭😂😂😂😂

@_Fiyinfoluwa_E Okay 👍

@onlyishly So him saying you should have relationship with your kids is wrong, God will help you people 🥴🤐

@justagirl0_1 When you get it

@onlyishly Bonding with your child is a problem????? It is well

@Fionaqueen143 Okay 👍

@onlyishly You’re just tweeting rubbish . Is it wrong to bond with your kids? What are you on about here

That's not good.

You're right and I'm not wrong for trying to tell you not use your experience as a yardstick for how fathers should act. The women you see in your comments section has no idea what it takes to be a man. And you that's suppose to be a man is neglecting other people's reality.

@AjibadeSarah001 @Edaoto @IdrisAOni1 @fattylincorn_01 Actually that's not Nigeria mentality but Nigerian culture. You can't take each other to court and come back as friends it doesn't work that way here but may be working elsewhere

@Edaoto @IdrisAOni1 @fattylincorn_01 Your last statement is not necessary at all don't know why a PhD holder will see court as abomination That is Nigeria mentality cos I don't see anything bad to seek legal redress or he expect him to use thug to beat imam? Also the guy can't force community to like him after