3rd gen immigrant
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Whatever will be will be. Whatever happens, I will never regret believing in Nigeria - the Nigeria that funded African independence struggles and absorbed bullets intended for the entire continent , not the useless version of Nigeria that bombs neighbours on behalf of France, and is ruled by a drug dealer who is being blackmailed by at least 2 foreign intelligence agencies. If Nigeria is home to too many catastrophically stupid people to avoid the destruction that is increasingly looking inevitable in its immediate future, I still have no regrets for believing in the potential that I witnessed with my own 2 eyes. Whether my people are terminally flawed or not, they're still my people. The demise of Nigeria would only slow down Africa's rise, but not destroy it. Projects like the AES are evidence that Africa will regain its place in the world of the future, whether Nigeria will be part of that future or not. Africa will be fine, with or without Nigeria. And if we disappear, I hope our Sahelian brothers inherit our land and become better custodians of it than we were. I will always still love my people, even though they don't love themselves. You can't choose your family. It is what it is.


ICE agents illegally entered a woman’s bathroom at a New York nutrition bar plant, telling her to “pull up your pants.” They only had a warrant to review employer records, not to search for, detain, or arrest workers.



I am sorry to announce that I have lost my appeal against Stonewall in the Court of Appeal. Judgment was handed down this morning (18 December 2025). A link to the judgment will be posted shortly. Certain aspects of the judgment and its reasoning are surprising and very concerning. I will need to review it in detail with my legal team before saying more. I intend to share an update, including next steps, after the Christmas break. In the meantime, please don’t lose heart. I certainly haven’t. I remain profoundly grateful for the support, kindness, and encouragement so many of you have shown me over the past six years in my pursuit of justice.




Timothée Chalamet tells Margaret Gardiner he wore contacts that messed up his vision so he could truly wear prescriptive glasses for his ‘Marty Supreme’ performance.

















