Sarki Manasseh

When I was in school I didn't even bother to buy cooking gas because of my roommate. Boys>>>>>>>>>>

I am so glad that no one has the vulnerable and sick images of Alex Ekubo. His friends and colleagues would have been using it to chase clout in cover of sympathy. All pictures and videos are those of his happy and healthy moments. I am sure he was intentional about it.

Everyone is fighting a battle, you know nothing about. Be kind… ALWAYS

You’re in total control of noise, temperature, fragrances, odors, organization, cleanliness, aura, lighting… everything bruh!!!

until it happens to you, you will think you are very careful, very responsible, very smart, very religious, very mature, very private, very etc.

@Mohflawless Tashin hankali boss

@sarkimanasseh 🤣 Maganan gaskiya ne fah. You can feed and cloth your self with the money especially if into ultrasonography but anything beyond that, am afraid it won't cut it.

Boss kar Ka bamu tsoro mana😅

I was making out with bro, heated something o... And he literally said "no be lie" 😭

Men are really So Important. The older I get, the more I recognize the value of masculine structure. Men fix things, bring stability, bring logic when emotions are high, protect us, help map out a solid game plan when we’re lost. They bring a type of balance and support that just hits different. Good and intentional men don’t always get the credit they deserve❤️. May God bless all the Good men out there.🙌

"Why argue with an Arsenal fan when you can just wait?"

from the moment i see myself having conversations around “ transport fare” i just know i’m talking to the wrong person lol.

There's always this light that fades in a man's eyes when his woman betrays him.. he simply just grows cold and empty and that's why alot of men today aren't stressing over relationships anymore

Success in sonography requires patience, as evaluating certain pathologies can be a time-consuming process

Always go to the funeral. Always go to the hospital. You don't need to know what to say. In times of profound crisis, people don't remember your words, they only remember whether you showed up for them at their lowest moment.

Na rantse ma da Allah. Na taba bin hanyan dukkun nan ba AC har Kano, dana isa yanda kasan na dawo daga Dakar Rally. Na isa Bristol putuputu, concierge bata tsamman biyan hotel zanyi ba. Sai da nayi wanka na sauka dinner naji ance min Sir. Da fari kallo ake min kaman almajiri 😂

You will be tempted to show that you are doing well, but it is important you resist the urge to perform for an audience that don’t matter. It’s very unnecessary.

I remember during my university days at Ekiti State University, I had a hostel mate whose parents had to struggle for months, sometimes starving to raise just ₦50K for his tuition. Whenever he knocked on my door, I already knew it was to ask for garri. So I would often leave a bowl of garri at my doorstep for him. At one point, he drank garri so often that he vomited it. Fast forward to now, on Sunday, he reached out to me from the United States. He is currently a Proffesor of Physics at Arkansas State University. He reflected on those difficult times, how I used to give him ₦30 for bike transport to and from lectures, how I would take him along to my girlfriend’s hostel so we could eat swallow, egusi spiced with sawa fish together, and how we would go to Ado Market to buy those ₦500 starchy shirts for both of us. He remembered how I would wake him up for compulsory night classes in the cold Ado nights, and how, when he fell sick, I used my own tuition fee to pay his medical bills, then lied to my mother just to get another one. He recounted everything… and then sent me ₦500K “to buy some green bottles.” And that’s just a fraction of what he has done for me in recent times. Never look down on anyone. Today’s struggle can become tomorrow’s success story. I think kindness is an investment that never loses value.

One of the dullest guy in my secondary school is a top photographer in the UK today. He married a Caucasian women about two years ago, did a badass wedding, drives a Tesla and lives in a big house. I know because I follow him on IG. He doesn't reply my message even though we were besties in best brain. I have another classmate, he was only good at math and I had to coach him in chemistry and physics for him to pass waec. He got involved in a startup or something a few years into his undergraduate days, he's a multimillionaire today with multiple properties in the country. Lastly, when I was in 300 level, there was a boy who always came to greet us in the compound, when I was moving house, I gifted him my rugs and items just to help him as he just got admission. About 2 years later, this small boy was posting his house in lekki with bad BMWs. As in terrible looking BMW's. My point is people's life can change dramatically within a few years, months even. Take a look at lobi, he used to be a nobody on X. Now everyone wants to be him.

One of the hardest thing about the waiting season is that you never know how close or how far your breakthrough is. All you can do is pray for the staying power.

The best way you can ever repay your parents is by giving them nothing to worry about when it comes to you. You’re not on drugs, you’re doing the right things, you’re living a healthy lifestyle, you’re taking care of your responsibilities. That’s the best thing you can do ever do for your parents.