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Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
the difference between normal youtube and youtube premium is crazy. Jesus 😂
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Someone produced October 1, Citation, The Figurine, The CEO, Phone Swap, Mokalik, etc., and you have the guts to say his movies are mid?
Honestly, ọpọlọ yìí ti kó virus.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
I totally disagree with this. Same Citation that won Best international film at the French Film Festival?? Let's not add sentiments when arguing. It's okay not to like him and his movies but don't let that dislike misrepresent facts.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Anybody with baby things that u didn’t use or no longer use again,I’ll gladly accept🙏
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
I’m so grateful to share that I’ve accepted the job offer and now work alongside The German Language School🤍
German has been such a beautiful journey for me , it’s opened doors, taught me discipline, and shown how much language can connect people. ( Read more below ).
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
it’s funny how we just give our own connotations to animal behavior, like what if the elephant was actually letting them know that they better not be here when they come back??
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
In a company of about 300 employees, 80% experienced reduced taxes, while only around 20% employees, particularly those earning strong 7 figures saw an increase. It’s also important to note that this company generally pays above the industry average.
The new tax laws mostly impacts the “high earners”, so the majority of people can stop worrying now.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Your first salary doesn't define your career trajectory.
I know people who:
- Started at ₦80k → Now making ₦900k (3 years later)
- Started at ₦120k → Now at ₦1.2M (5years later)
Your first job = Learning opportunity
Your second job = Leverage what you learned
Your third job = Get paid what you're worth
Don't reject ₦100k if it comes with real training.
Reject ₦100k if it comes with exploitation and zero growth.
Know the difference.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
spirit of excellence is dead in nigeria. cos why is imisioluwa holding a phone with palmpay account name, issac???????
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Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Body math !
Number of bones - 206
Number of muscles - 639
Number of kidneys - 2
Number of milk teeth - 20
Number of ribs - 24 (12 pairs)
Number of chambers in the heart - 4
Largest artery - Aorta
Normal Blood pressure - 120 - 80
Ph of blood - 7.4
Number of vertebrae in the spine - 33
Number of vertebrae in the Neck - 7
No of bones in middle Ear - 6
Number of bones in Face - 14
Number of bones in Skull - 22
Number of bones in Chest - 25
Number of bones in Arms - 6
Number of bones in each human ear - 3
Number of muscles in the human arm - 72
Number of pumps in heart - 2
Largest organ - Skin
Largest gland - Liver
Smallest cell - Blood cell
Biggest cell - Egg cell (ovum)
Smallest bone - Stapes
First transplanted organ - Heart
Average length of small intestine - 7 m
Average length of large intestine - 1.5 m
Average weight of new born baby - 2.6 kg.
Pulse rate in one minute - 72 times
Body Temperature - 36.9o C (98.4o F)
Average blood volume - 4 - 5 liters
Average life of RBC - 90 to 120 days
Pregnancy period - 280 days
Number of bones in human foot - 33
Number of bones in each wrist - 8
Number of bones in hand - 27
Largest endocrine gland - Thyroid
Largest lymphatic organ - Spleen
Largest cell - Nerve cell
Largest part of brain - Cerebrum
Largest & strongest bone - Femur
Smallest muscle - Stapedius (Middle ear )
Number of chromosomes in human cell -46 (23pairs)
Number of bones in New born body - 300
Largest muscle - Buttock (Gluteus Maximus)
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
This whole conversation just reminded me of something.
Someone tweeted that the reviews on TemuNG aren’t detailed enough, and it made sense immediately. I rely heavily on detailed reviews on TemuUK and SheinUK before I buy anything. I read everything. Long reviews, pictures, specific complaints. And most times, I get exactly what I expected.
But ask me when I’ve ever gone back to drop that same level of detailed criticism, especially when it’s negative.
Because once it’s not positive, it starts to feel like you’re doing too much. Like you’re tearing down someone’s business. Like you’re being wicked instead of helpful. So we keep quiet, or we say “it’s okay” and move on.
Which is funny, because this is exactly why people get defensive when criticism comes their way. We’ve decided that any negative feedback must be an attack, not information.
So when people point out gaps, it’s suddenly a problem. Not because the feedback is invalid, but because we don’t know how to receive it without taking it personally.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
When I first moved to the UK and started working, I met this guy at work. We got talking, and slowly we became friends.
One day he said, “Lily, I’m ready to settle. This UK life is not for the weak. Connect me with your friends.”
I noticed he was a decent guy—calm, nice, and endearing. He even shared his food with me once at work!
At the time, I had a very close friend still living in Nigeria, and she was the perfect person that came to mind.
From his nerdy character and my friend’s quiet nature, I felt they would be perfect for each other.
Before anything, I warned him: I’ve fought anyone—men or women—who tried to play my friend (I literally fought a bike man for her once).
Then I introduced them.
In less than six months, this guy called me asking what he needed to bring her over because he had found his wife.
I helped book his flight, he went to Nigeria, married her, I applied for her visa, she got it in less than a month, and she moved to the UK.
We even went to pick her up at Manchester Airport (story for another day).
True female friendships transcend jealousy and bitterness.
You first need to be a kind woman to other women.
connect your friends with opportunities, support their ideas, be in their corner
BREAK THE CIRCLE.
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Yes cornrows are good but they can never compare to what a good wig does to a woman, the leveling up is always top tier
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Let’s gooo🔥🔥🔥
Excited to share the screen with this amazing cast! Who do you think I am playing in Baba Segi’s Wives?
Another 🔥 Baba Segi’s Wives
By @MoAbudu
Ayomide Oyindamola retweeted
Lola Shoneyin’s “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives” Moves to Big Screen with EbonyLife Films, Silverbird, Genesis, and Nile Groups
Lola Shoneyin’s 2010 novel “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives” is moving to the big screen with a feature film adaptation produced by Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife Films.
The project follows an earlier screen plan announced in June 2020, when a Netflix series was first commissioned.
The novel has already been adapted for the London stage by Rotimi Babatunde and produced in 2018.
It has also been published in multiple languages, including Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Italian, and Turkish.
Directed by Daniel Oriahi and written by Adze Ugah, the film brings Shoneyin’s story of Baba Segi, his four wives, seven children, and a long-held family secret to cinemas.
Produced by EbonyLife Group in partnership with Genesis Group, Nile Media Entertainment Group, and Silverbird Group.
Cast includes Odunlade Adekola, Iyabo Ojo, Mercy Aigbe, Bimbo Ademoye, Omowunmi Dada, Shaffy Bello, Bisola Aiyeola, Lateef Adedimeji, Kunle Remi, Tina Mba, and others.
Planned release: December 2026
Territories: Nigeria and international markets, including the UK.
Deadline was first to report the news.
#EbonyLifeFilms #LolaShoneyin #BabaSegisWives #literaryadaptation
