Patrick

@Big_Bestmann 😂

E get as babe go freaky, you go just know say her papa don die.

Lautaro Martinez is the best player in Serie A.

@Ozedikus Hmmm

No matter how rich I become, buying expensive alcohol in clubs will always feel like a huge waste of money

@MANSOORNABI12 With an absent one on a long enough time you'll accept and find your way, but with a toxic one you can't even find your way because of constant negativity that'll drain you.

A toxic parent can cause more damage than an absent one.

@dolapocarter Alex Otti, however he's just an exception not the norm.

Dora Akunyili reduced fake drugs from 80% to 17% Name one current Nigerian public figure doing anything close to that level of impact. We’ve really gone from celebrating people who served to celebrating people who steal, from role models to fraudsters and hype men We’re not having just a leadership crisis we’re having a values crisis and a society that has lost its values cannot hold its leaders accountable. We’re really fucked as a society

@WestAfricaWeek The Jews finally had their way.

Mr. Hundeyin's disengagement was due to repeated, and documented financial irresponsibility. The Board members no longer had confidence in his commitment to the core principles of WAW or in his work ethic. In due time, more communication will be made available on these issues.

@abbatiee_ Atiku, Obasanjo, GEJ, Osinbanjo, Namadi Sambo and maybe Amaechi.

There are certain people in Nigeria who are above persecution. Atiku is one of them

@mrwtffacts 🫡

In 2019, 53-year-old Fred Pepperman was on a Florida beach when a riptide swept his three daughters out to sea. Grace (16), Olivia (20) & Kathryn (24) Hearing their screams of “Dad, help us!” he dove into the raging water with zero hesitation. One by one, he saved all three of his daughters by pulling them back to shore. Moments later, exhausted from his heroic actions, Fred collapsed to the ground & died. His final words to his daughters were “I got you”

@ChuksEricE This guy will be president of Nigeria someday

Beautiful moment as Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, gave his younger sister’s hand in marriage today.

@hy_wemmy This account is raking millions per month from ragebaiting Nigerians.

If you’re struggling with your savings as a young lady, get a good boyfriend,

@shubhvanii Looking rich at 25 will bring me opportunities that will make me free at 35.

Don't aim to look rich at 25, aim to be free at 35.

@_AsiwajuLerry This one no be alert, na alarm.

On behalf of Victor Osimhen 🙏🏽

@samson_samsen This is the kind of writing that made @Wizarab10 to say "I see God in the excellence of men" . This is a masterpiece have access to such knowledge shouldn't not be free 👏

She’s right and honest and struggling to make an explanation for it. But it is precisely for that reason, the lack of explanation, that I write, so… Being too nice to your girlfriend bores her. Why? Because, simply put, niceness, for women, is a monotonous experience. And routine is boring - or, more safely put, less stimulating. Women may be delusional, but “if he won’t do it, another man will” is not a delusion; it’s a fact they can back up with their experience of society. Women enjoy benevolence from everyone and everything capable of such - the men, the society, the system - except nature, apparently. So they know what they’re saying when they say, “if he won’t do it, another man will.” Because, truly, a man will. Offer a woman a kind gesture at 4 p.m. on a Monday, and you’re probably the fifth person, and most certainly the fourth man, doing something of that nature for her that day. Do the same for a man at the same time, same day, and you’re probably the first and only man to have done something of that nature for him that day - and possibly in the previous days. The man appreciates the gesture more, not only because he understands what it takes to expend such effort, but also because of its rarity in his experience. The woman, on the other hand, may appreciate it but will never give it the same level of significance as the man. She gets it every day from almost anyone. Anyway… Someone will likely give up a seat on a bus - for a woman. Surplus drives depreciation, or, in this case, indifference. Constant exposure to kindness dulls the sense of appreciation for it. The point is, women are the biggest and most frequent beneficiaries of goodwill/benevolence in society. You cannot, therefore, expect your “niceness” to strengthen her attraction to you. Because if she gets "niceness" from everybody, and she’s not attracted to everybody, why would you think your niceness makes a difference? But then, This is not to say that being the opposite of nice - being a prick - gets her attracted to you. No. This is to say that you have to be, for her, a different experience from her everyday experience, or else she finds you boring. Novelty drives women’s attraction. Women are wired for novelty. Novelty stimulates women. And women, as you know, are loyal to their feelings, not your sacrifice. Your sacrifice is, to her, what other men can do. But the novelty you give is what most men cannot do. Give her the former, and you’re boring; give the latter, and you become irresistible. But it would be pointless for me to say all this and fail to tell you what novelty I speak of. You see, excessive niceness becomes a form of pressure through idealization. Being too nice to a woman - whom society, family, colleagues, and neighbors never fail to be nice to - is a form of idealization. It is a projection of an exalted, sacred, royal image onto her and, consequently, the quiet demand for her to act as that which is projected onto her. Because that is what idealization does: it gives the person the unspoken responsibility to live as the idealized version. Thus, the pressure of having to posture as who she’s not is often felt and released in the form of “finding you and your niceness boring.” Although they tell you they just need space. When you’re too nice to a woman, you’ve idealized and pedestalized her. Deep down, she knows she doesn’t deserve that amount of sacrifices. Thus, she sees it as performance. Because she knows she’s not Mary, the mother of Jesus; she’s not a princess; she’s not a virgin; neither does she not tell lies, nor can she not cheat, nor has she never stolen before. And her sh*t stinks too. She knows she’s not all that your treatment idealizes, but Precious Amadi from Rumuokoro, with 4 Fs in WAEC results, 3 carryovers in university courses, 10 body counts, and 5k in her account - home and abroad. All of this about herself is very certain to her.

@UnkleAyo Happy we are talking about it

When they move abroad as immigrants - they make friends based on visa categories. They don't even date below their visa categories. 😂 When they're on Twitter, the reiterate that stratification. small accounts vs big accounts. 💀 I reflect a lot on our ideological design, as a people. Nigerians are morally bankrupt, culturally deficient and rooted in faux elitism. This is why some markets exist for us, because they can take advantage of that shameless insecurity - and I genuinely don't think the reason is poverty. I've visited other poor countries. These countries do not see cars beyond what they are, a means a transportation. They don't see restaurants beyond what they are. They don't see dates beyond what they are. Something fundamentally is wrong with us. For us, it isn't even enough that we succeed - it is important that other fail, or don't succeed as much as we do. It is important for us to have an edge other others. It is such a sick attitude. Person A has one house. Person B has two houses. It isn't enough that they both have roof over their heads - Person B innately subclasses Person A. You should also to hear from a Nigerian gym goer that you're not "man enough" because you don't bench as much as he does. 💀 As segwayed as these analogies are, they are rooted in the same proportionality. It points to the same mental illness. Who did this to us?

@KidBold @Emarged It will definitely take more than one, except that one person is ready to spend about 100 million dollars.

it takes one wealthy person with balls to build low cost housing and crash these prices. just one person and the ripple effect will be insane.

@uzamatt Hmm!

"Beware of the man who calls for Unity when it's time for Justice"

@avogroovy @annadaop @Dentalgiorgio @shegzoO That has always been the deal, they don't really love Islam they just hate right wingers (TDS) and Christianity.

@annadaop @Dentalgiorgio @shegzoO Honestly, I never thought of it this way. Kinda make sense. Lessons will be learnt.

This thing be like jazz.

@alexottiofr 2031

On this Good Friday, I join Christian faithful across Nigeria and beyond in solemn reflection on the ultimate sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ. His selfless love, humility, and unwavering obedience to the will of God remain timeless virtues that inspire us all. As we commemorate His passion and death, let us be reminded of the boundless grace that flows from His sacrifice, a grace that calls us to live with compassion, forgiveness, and unity. May this sacred day renew our faith, strengthen our bonds as one people, and guide us towards a future built on love and peace. I wish all Christians a blessed Good Friday.

@AjeboDanny @sxdiqcarter_ Fortunately, the message is not for people like you

@sxdiqcarter_ I want to enjoy life as it comes in the luxury lifestyle.

At some point you might have to put that dream of a luxury lifestyle asides and enjoy life as it comes.

@Mzdelah We are not, the foolish ones are just louder and bold.

lord have mercy on us. we are disproportionately outnumbered by foolish people.