A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
“Feminism is about women having a choice.”
A woman made a choice you don't approve of, and you're still crashing out over it years later. 🤦♀️
Na wa o. Clown moves. 😭
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
A lot of men are misogynistic if we want to be sincere. That’s why I always advocate for men to give women equal chances and equal treatment.
I like to see when men choose not to be misogynistic by choosing to act fair and equal when dealing with women.
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
The problem with conversations like this is that most people are too busy deciding whether to take the feminist or misogynist side to understand the actual point. So the message keeps getting lost, and we can’t keep explaining the same thing every day.
There’s a difference between paying for sex and paying for love.
You’re not a mumu for deciding how much you’re willing to spend on sex. That’s your business and your pocket.
You’re a mumu, however, if you think spending excessively on a woman who isn’t interested in you will make her love you.
You cannot buy love. You can only pay someone to pretend to love you for as long as they can. Ask Ned Nwoko.
She might marry you, even have your children, but that doesn’t mean she loves you and deep down, you’ll know.
One of the easiest things to recognise is when someone loves you. The other is when they don’t.
90% of people who complain that they can’t give a girl money do so because they don’t have it. Of course, you won’t be able to relate to something when you’re not in that league and that’s normal.
Person wey Dey earn 500k monthly fit invite girl go cinema. You wey dey earn 30k no fit try am. It's a different world.
But to you, the guy is a f00l because he used what you consider your salary to watch a movie with a woman.
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
As a relatively new father, let me tell you something for free!!!
No sane man takes three months of paternity leave just to sit around playing video games.
The sane dude in the video might have spent the entire morning carrying the baby…
He might have driven to the mall to. run the errands, buy the groceries and purchase everything needed for care of the baby...
He might have cleaned the entire house by himself…
He might have made breakfast, handled responsibilities and done everything expected of him…
And when he finally sits down to enjoy an hour or two of gaming, there’s now a very big problem.
Most times, what bothers a woman isn’t that her husband has done nothing. It’s that he can still enjoy a little freedom while she feels trapped by the demands of motherhood.
She sees him gaming while she can barely do something she enjoys without being interrupted by the baby. Lol
Again, a new mother’s exhaustion does not automatically make her husband’s rest or gaming a crime. A husband’s free time should not have to disappear simply because hers has become harder to find!!!
If he has genuinely contributed, fulfilled his responsibilities and made sure the baby and household are cared for, why should he have to feel guilty for enjoying himself?!
I have always maintained that a husband does not have to be miserable because his wife is struggling.
Fatherhood is a responsibility, not a prison sentence. And being a good husband and father should not mean giving up every harmless thing that makes you happy.
A man should never have to prove that he is a good father by looking as miserable as his wife!!!!
Foolish imperfect women who expect perfection from their husbands or expect them to experience the same degree of responsibility for their new baby will always end up regretting their decision to listen to third parties!!!
I can guarantee that since she actually divorced, she would suffer even more now!!!
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
I went abroad for further studies, and when I was done, I told my husband I wanted to stay back.
I loved the country, the security, the system, and the quality of life.
My plan was for him and the children to join me with time.
But he said he had no plans of leaving Nigeria.
I tried to explain my concerns: insecurity, inflation, blah blah blah....
His response? “Get a lawyer to file for divorce. I can't do long-distance marriage with you.
I carried my two left legs and came back.
Nothing is enough to whom enough is very little.
Ẹni tó rí àlàáfíà tó ń wá àlàáfíà fíà, àìnítẹ́lọ́rùn ló ń gbé e rìn.
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
Replying to @Immannmy
As a man don't fail to teach your son, that a woman can cry ocean, river, rain, Cana, blood,acid and everything called liquid and still be lying 🤪
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
Replying to @NigeriaStories
Nigerian feminists will never hold Dora Akunyili up as a role model or mentor. They would rather measure their lives by girls who sell looks, clout and lifestyle than by a woman who watched her sister die from fake insulin, then cut circulating counterfeit drugs in Nigeria from 80% to 17%.
Keep on resting in power, queen
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
The legend Dora Akunyili, who died in 2014, she lost her sister, who was given fake insulin for diabetes. This was 1988.
In 2001,she became the head of NAFDAC. By 2006, she had reduced the circulation of fake drugs in Nigeria from 80% to 17%.
The wall in the picture are filled with her award
Keep resting 🕊️
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
Nigerian man has been called by God.
Opens Church in Lagos.
Ministry is doing well.
Opens another branch in Abuja.
Sent jnr Pastor to survey Port Harcourt.
He does not open branch in Sokoto or Borno.
Spreads the gospel to UK, US and Canada, avoids Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq.
God sees all.
Make I buy stocks of people wey no fit resolve their internet issues for over 5 hours. We are not there yet in this country. Either we like it or not. NGX una. 😂
A Winner 🏀 🎯 retweeted
Not my usual style to post half naked photos, but what the hell... 🤣
Also 49, no AI, no photoshop, pure human labor.
I encourage people to compete on health, not wealth rankings or lambos.
More health, more family = true wealth, and happiness.
Not bad for a 49-year-old! One year away from the half-century mark.
Great birthday workout with my brother and trainer, Ossie.
Feel free to DM me for tips on training, health, and wellness. And catch me October 11 at the More Life Summit: morelifemvmt.com


















