Yorubabillionaire

One of the most brutal wars in modern African history bc thousands of children were forcibly recruited & dr*gged. Fighters engaged in cannibalism & ritual k*ll*ngs. Women and children were 🍇'd. Quarter of a million people died. And all niggas remember was "crazy aesthetics"

I genuinely love appreciative people. People who will always come to show appreciation no matter how little the stuff you did for them is!

95% of Nigerians do not know their height, cannot estimate weight, can't tell direction using cardinal points and can't calculate distance in time.

How much do you buy 5-in-1 Russian cream in your area? Here it costs 14,500.

Hundreds of civilians feared dead following airstrikes by the Nigerian Air Force yesterday against a market in Jilli, Borno State in northeast Nigeria. According to the army, "scores of [ISWAP] terrorists" were killed, however upon further confirmation it became evident that the vast majority of victims were civilians, as reported by local residents, community leaders and relatives. These airstrikes come as retaliation, or collective punishment, for the recent ISWAP attacks against the Ngamdu and Benisheikh military camps, which resulted in considerable human and material loss including the loss of a Brigadier General. The Jilli market is currently managed and controlled by ISWAP, which explains the movements of militants in and out, however it is not used as a base of operations for the group, who prefers to lay its positions away from civilians to make sure no locals leak their movements to the army. In December 2025, the NAF carried out similar airstrikes against fishermen living under ISWAP territory on the Lake Chad shores, resulting in several civilian deaths as well.

Has life ever tested you before? And did you pass or fail?