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I promise you, there used to be a time…
The nation is poor and bleeding.
About ten years ago, once it’s November, you’d begin to smell Christmas on the streets, in the local shops, in churches, even in schools.
A lot has been stolen from us, basic things now feel like luxury.
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i no sure say i ready for the kind fooling wey this nysc khaki dey attract bruhh 😂😂
one woman legit stood in front of me and gave me salute on the road.. i no even know wetin to do 😭😭
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Replying to @notdokun
uni wey be say if you no guide, to read go be like war. na people wey guide dey enjoy sch. most top students get good financial backing.
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Replying to @TheNathanWay
My first time in Onitsha, I went to buy rice and stew, I told the woman to put kpomo for me, she she said she doesn't know what is kpomo. I pointed at it and she told me they don't call it kpomo but kanda
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You no fit use your neighbours measure the whole country. Plenty Nigerian boys dey wake up early, go work, hustle and build their lives. Your timeline no be Nigeria’s population.
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Can't forget my first week in Port Harcourt, came out to buy fufu and the small child there said they don't have.
But i was seeing it there, until my guy tapped me and said na loi loi dem dey call am for ph, wtf is loi loi😭
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This girl fainted and we tried to call her father
We found 7 dads on her phone
Big dad
Sweet Daddy
Zaddy
Little Dad
My heaven Dad
Good Dad
We called the "sweet Daddy"
That one told us he is married and we should never call his line again.long story cut short
We ended up calling her mom
Na one mama she get but plenty fathers
































