12 on the 11th????? Wo, scratch that one too. A year older, but more importantly, a year lived. And for that alone, I’m grateful. Happy birthday to the guy who’s still figuring it out but somehow keeps finding his way. 🖤🥂

Add company name to their names when saving it so that the search with the company name brings all their contacts together. Sha won ni exclusion afterwards. I cannot be using every morning to be explaining whatever I’m posting on status to anybody.

Dude wanted to take my life in secondary school with his organic chemistry nonsense. Me wey just wan code ooo.

What a terrible human being!

It’s a lifestyle init…..

Be honest with me, Nigerians. Forget political parties, propaganda and promises. What is ONE thing in this country that is working well enough to make life meaningfully better for the average citizen? Just one, because between electricity, water, security, healthcare, education, transportation and the cost of living, I genuinely want to know what we can point to and celebrate without making excuses. Anyone?????

EKITI women? They are so wicked!!!!

The way this light just went off now? E sure me, Grid don collapse again. I hope I'm wrong, because buying petrol for generator fit drive my enemy crazy ATP.

Yes........

“4 + 4” Fooooooools………

Temmy, the irony in your argument is that you spent an entire post telling Nigerians to do their homework, yet you seem to have already concluded that opposition to the presidency must be driven by hatred, tribalism, religion or ignorance. You cannot preach independent thinking while assuming that everyone who disagrees with your interpretation of events has been manipulated. Nobody needs to hate the president to scrutinise his administration. Nobody needs to belong to a particular tribe or religion to be concerned about the cost of living. And nobody needs to belong to an opposition party to question whether government policies are delivering the promised results. Yes, Nigeria struggled under previous administrations, most importantly under current party in two administrations. But the fact that things were bad before does not excuse things being bad now. Every administration must be assessed on its own record, not given a pass because its predecessors also failed. Take subsidy removal, for instance, you can acknowledge its fiscal rationale and still question its implementation, the support provided to vulnerable citizens, the use of the resulting savings and whether the benefits justify the sacrifices ordinary Nigerians are making. That is not hatred, that is accountability Temmy. Nobody should vote purely out of anger, but neither should dissatisfaction with a president be dismissed as evidence of ignorance or a lack of patriotism. And please, the argument that Nigeria has always been bad should never become an excuse for accepting that it must remain so. If corruption is deeply rooted in our political system, then every administration deserves scrutiny, every candidate deserves examination, and no incumbent is exempt simply because the problems predate them. That, Temmy, is what doing your homework should actually look like. 🤝

Continue sitting on the fence ooo, they are coming for your life next!