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Since algorithm has been fixed 🥳.. I sell beautiful Bubu gowns made with 💯cotton ankara fabric .. all these and more.. 15k each🙏 Lagos.

Nobody is ahead of you. Your are in a different race. It's just you. Alone. With your thoughts, ideas, philosophy, your gift, your idiosyncrasies. And the only thing that matters is what you do with what you have.

@Munalozy Because what is this 😂

People that eat bland noodles needs to be arrested and locked up forever.

Exactly. When Paul said that women should not teach in the church and they shouldn’t ask questions, that was never from God. He wrote all those submission gimmick. Those were the letters that he was writing to the churches. That was Paul being a man.

@Blessedonx1 @kiara7829 God sat you down and told you He literally said that?? 😂😂😂

@kiara7829 God literally said wife be submissive to your husband

Patriarchy didn't come from God it was written by men edited by men interpreted by men and enforced on women in God's name.

@Blessedonx1 @kiara7829 God literally????😂😂😂

@kiara7829 Across all religion Across all race and groups

@GraxGracious @chichi9947 Okay , so if you want to go by this logic ehnn, how come we now have women who are not only speaking in churches but are even pastors , preaching on the pulpit.. it’s like we’ve disobeyed the Holy Spirit then .. understand doctrine and understand God’s words .. big difference

@chichi9947 If you claim to be a christian, you can't pick and choose God's word. Everything in the Bible is there because God wanted it to be there and it wasn't a mistake. Paul wrote everything he did under the direction of The Holy Spirit. There's no mistake anywhere.

@Aries2054130 @dwalkinggoddess @chichi9947 lol, he was trying to create orderliness and decorum in these churches. He never said “God said women shouldn’t speak in church”understand that their time was a totally different time.not everything your pastor says is directly from God.sometimes they just give their own opinion

@dwalkinggoddess @chichi9947 I repeat, if Paul used his own words and not what God said, what is God doing about it? Also if we can’t trust Paul on that because God didn’t say how should we trust whatever is in the Bible that wasn’t directly from God which is a lot btw.

Interestellar habla de una teoría que dice que las señales que ves, eres tú mismo desde otra realidad mostrándote el camino que debes seguir. Qué mágico.

You’re one uncomfortable conversation away from fixing a problem you’ve been carrying for months.

May your heart find rest tonight, and may tomorrow reward your efforts. Sweet dreams my amazing mutuals 💙

@chrisjnr__ Thank you

@styleMeTailor I hope they fix it on time. Sorry for your experience too

MTN decided to ruin my day. I have pending works 🤦🏼‍♂️

@chrisjnr__ Swears

@styleMeTailor I’m so frustrated at the moment.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR OF LAGOS STATE Close the Rent-Increase Loophole Before It Prices Lagosians Out of Lagos State Dear Governor @jidesanwoolu A Plea for Clear, Enforceable Limits on Arbitrary Rent Increases I write as a Lagos resident and sitting tenant, and out of concern for the millions of Lagosians whose homes, livelihoods and family stability are increasingly exposed to sudden and excessive rent increases. My immediate experience illustrates the problem. Recently, the agent managing my apartment communicated a proposed rent increase of 125%. When I challenged the increase and asked for its justification under the applicable tenancy regulations, the response was that property managers deal with “value, not percentage,” followed by a question as to which tenancy regulation I was referring to. That exchange captures the crisis in one sentence: when the law sets no clear ceiling, frequency limit or objective formula for increasing rent, those who control access to housing are emboldened to treat affordability as irrelevant and discretion as unlimited. This letter is not an attack on landlords or property owners. Landlords have legitimate rights. They face inflation, maintenance costs, taxes, repairs and the need to earn a fair return on investment. However, ownership rights should not translate into an unrestricted power to impose a 50, 100 or 125% increase on a sitting tenant without a transparent basis or an accessible means of review. The Law Recognizes the Problem but Does Not Prevent It Section 37 of the Lagos State Tenancy Law 2011 allows an existing tenant to apply to court for an order declaring a rent increase unreasonable. In deciding the matter, the court may consider rents for comparable premises in the locality, evidence from the parties and any special circumstances relating to the property. The law also protects the tenant from eviction while that action is pending. These protections are important and should be preserved. Yet, the section begins with the words “Subject to any agreement to the contrary.” It provides no numerical ceiling, no indexed formula, no minimum interval between increases and no mandatory standard of advance disclosure. The result is a protection that largely operates only after the harm has begun. A tenant faced with an extreme increase must find legal assistance, commence proceedings, bear the cost and stress of litigation, and risk the deterioration of the landlord-tenant relationship merely to ask a court what the law itself could have made clearer from the beginning. This is the loophole that requires urgent legislative attention. It is not correct to say that Lagos law offers tenants no remedy at all. The deeper problem is that it provides no clear preventive boundary against an arbitrary increase. It leaves “reasonableness” to be determined case by case, often after a household has already been destabilized. Why This Is a Matter of Public Welfare Lagos State’s official website displays a population of more than 22 million people. Published housing-sector reporting has also stated that more than 70% of Lagos residents are tenants, with many households committing a substantial share of monthly income to rent. This means rent regulation is not a private concern affecting a small group. It is a major question of economic security for millions of residents. An excessive rent increase does not affect housing alone. It removes money from food, healthcare, school fees, transportation, savings and small businesses. It can force families out of communities where they have built their lives, push workers farther from their jobs, lengthen commuting time and increase pressure on already stretched transport infrastructure. It can also turn every renewal date into a moment of fear, even for responsible tenants who pay promptly and maintain their homes. A city cannot build lasting prosperity while millions of residents remain one rent notice away from displacement. The Legislative Action Lagos Needs Your Excellency, I respectfully ask you to work with the Lagos State House of Assembly to amend or replace the relevant provisions of the Tenancy Law and make an express pronouncement on rent increases. The reform should, at a minimum: > Establish a clear and non-waivable limit on rent increases. The law should prescribe either a defined annual percentage ceiling or a transparent formula tied to an independently published inflation and rental index. Any increase above that threshold should require proof of substantial improvements or exceptional costs and prior approval by an independent authority or court. > Limit the frequency of increases. Rent should not be increased more than once within any 24-month period. > Require adequate written notice and justification. A landlord or agent proposing an increase should give at least 180 days’ written notice, state the current rent, the proposed rent, the percentage change, the effective date and the objective basis for the increase. > Remove the contractual escape route. The words “Subject to any agreement to the contrary” should not permit a tenant to be deprived of the protection against an unreasonable increase. Core rent-stabilization rights should be mandatory and incapable of being waived in a tenancy agreement. > Create a fast and affordable review process. Tenants should be able to challenge excessive increases through a specialized housing panel, the Citizens Mediation Centre or a simplified court procedure, with strict timelines and protection against retaliatory eviction. > Regulate agents and property managers. Registered agents should be required to comply with the rent-increase rules, disclose the basis of every proposed increase and face proportionate sanctions for issuing unlawful demands or using eviction pressure to compel acceptance. > Publish a Lagos Rental Index. A transparent, regularly updated index for different locations and property categories would help landlords, tenants, mediators and courts distinguish a fair adjustment from exploitation. These measures would not freeze rents or deny landlords a fair return. They would replace uncertainty with rules, arbitrary power with accountability, and confrontation with predictability. A Request for Leadership Lagos has often presented itself as the center of innovation, commerce and progressive governance in Nigeria. The State now has an opportunity to lead again by creating a balanced rent-stabilization framework that protects tenants while respecting legitimate property and investment interests. I respectfully urge you to: - transmit or support an amendment bill before the Lagos State House of Assembly; - direct the relevant ministries and agencies to hold a public hearing with tenants, landlords, estate surveyors, property managers, developers, civil-society organizations and housing-law experts; - seek an interim regulatory or executive measure, within the powers permitted by law, requiring transparency and proper notice for rent increases while the legislative process continues; and - ensure that the final law contains an actual, enforceable standard rather than another general appeal to “reasonableness.” The central question is simple: Should a sitting tenant who has met every obligation be exposed to a 125% rent increase solely because no provision states how much is too much? I believe the answer must be no. Your Excellency, this silence in the law is not neutral. It gives the stronger party room to dictate and leaves the weaker party to litigate. Closing the loophole would bring relief, stability and confidence to households across Lagos. It would also show that this administration understands that a home is not merely an asset class. It is the foundation on which families, careers, businesses and communities are built. I respectfully ask you to act. Yours faithfully, Ayo FBI Lagos State Resident and Concerned Tenant

I wanna get to the point in my life where the minute I find myself bored I decide to workout instead of doom scroll.

@TheRealTobyX Actually I just leave it to die 😂😂😭

If your phone battery dropped as fast as your motivation, you’d charge it immediately. Why do we ignore our own burnout?

To be consistent, you need funds or connections. The three works together.

@Creamberrie @faruqkxr @demetrius3244 The price go first jawonlaya 😂

@faruqkxr @demetrius3244 Read this as indomine jawonlaya.. you go fear fear😭

Those prices cannot be for indomie lmfaooo

@daa_lington @demetrius3244 Whatttt

@demetrius3244 i’ve seen someone pay 14k to drink garri, i wish i was lying.