Dike Promise chimamanda

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He is 32 years old He's donated blood every 3 months as part of his personal code As a child, his mum once tried convincing his dad he was possessed, but his dad dismissed it as just being a restless kid Born and raised in Lagos, but schooled across multiple states. His primary in Lagos, secondary in Ogun, uni in Edo, law school in Enugu, NYSC in Kebbi & Abuja. He read Chimamanda Adichie's Americanah five times. His first encounter was 13 years ago He's careful about dating because his presence boosts a partner's perceived status Wizarab believes there's no glory in long suffering. You either do it together or not at all. Once reported to have rocked a rare Tissot Tradition Gold Chronograph watch worth around 73 million Naira (one of 50 made) Grew up wanting a piece of neighborhood fame before age 10 Withdrew from a medical campaign when someone refused treatment due to religious beliefs. Wizarab thinks good value systems don't magically appear with age. Bad behavior stays bad He also thinks most people reason like poor people (even the rich) because survival depends on brownnosing government. He views adulthood as survival mode "If you feel I forgot you, forget me too" He has said that parents failing to believe/protect boy children is why victims can't confide Also said that moving on is easy when emotional detachment already happened before breakup He believes married men being denied sex for months is power play and disrespect He doesn't understand men who accept "assist" in bills while being disrespected Has said that hunger + honesty is an extremely rare combo in Nigeria right now He's very known for giving relationship advices and helping people get out of toxic ones (and for his anonymous threads as well) Wizarab kept a decade old shirt from a memorable moment, even though it's now completely slack. Once raised N22 million on his platform, in just 2 weeks for a young man's leg corrective surgery (Baddy of Lagos) He's raised more than 100 million Naira via Twitter for school fees, rent, bills, and medical needs. Wisdom Obi Dickson describes himself as seeing "God in the Excellence of Men" . . . . One of the prevailing issues in Nigeria is tribalism. And I'm particularly happy that Wizarab isn't tribalistic. He has lived in multiple states around Nigeria, and he has blended with many culture and cultural beliefs. He even calls tribalistic posts (all those "most beautiful" debates) as lame because he's experienced Nigeria's diversity. And many people might have their own reservations about him, but we can not call Wizarab a Tribalistic person. He relates with all people regardless of tribe, color and status. And this is a crucial reason why he's a top respected influencer in Nigeria and Africa in general. 👏🏾 . . ✍️ Vincent the Therapist