KhaddyX retweeted
i hate sending someone freaky texts at night and getting a reply the next morning. Please, the sun is out. I have regained my morals, i’m pure again 😭
KhaddyX retweeted
Big thank you to @BOHBOOhacks for creating VBH3 opportunity! 🙌🏽
And a special shoutout to @Ejforex001 for being an amazing team lead throughout the hackathon. I learned so much from this experience, especially as my first hackathon ❤️.
Grateful for the opportunity! 🤝🏽🔥
Big thank you to @BOHBOOhacks for creating VBH3 opportunity! 🙌🏽
And a special shoutout to @Ejforex001 for being an amazing team lead throughout the hackathon. I learned so much from this experience, especially as my first hackathon ❤️.
Grateful for the opportunity! 🤝🏽🔥
KhaddyX retweeted
When you’re being told to do something over and over as a duty just because of your gender, and it’s also used as an insult “get back in the kitchen”, of course you’ll hate doing it. You guys act so slow intentionally.
KhaddyX retweeted
Oyo is Bleeding
Kwara is Bleeding
Benue is Bleeding
Kogi is Bleeding
Plateau is Bleeding
Kaduna is Bleeding
Borno is Bleeding
Niger is Bleeding
Nasarawa is Bleeding
Katsina is Bleeding
#EndInsecurityInNigeria
KhaddyX retweeted
Nigerians are very docile people. Airtel has a national network issue. Nobody complains, people experience fraudulent data consumption across service providers, Nobody takes action, no protests, no form of demand for better service, nothing at all.
What they do is switch to MTN. If MTN does not work they switch to Glo, if all of them don't work for them they switch to Starlink.
No demand for justice, no demand for accountability, just spineless complaints. When you try to take action the idiots will advise you to buy Starlink.
And then I took an action by calling out Airtel on my platform, Airtel reached out and decided to troubleshoot my area's network. I agreed with Airtel, let's try that even though I don't believe that can solve the problem.
But let's try something and see, if that solves the problem in my area we push forward and demand that it be enforced nationwide.
People start complaining that I am only concerned about myself, people who have taken no action before.
Others started scaring me. They are going to arrest you, instead of showing solidarity with me and standing up for me against a national problem and encouraging me, they start asking me to dock that the company will oppress me.
What is wrong with Nigerians?
Are you people cursed?
Can you people not stand up for once and achieve a common goal?
This is why you can't buy sardines anymore. In other countries when you increase the prices of basic products the people protest and try to kick the company out of their country.
This is why you buy iPhones at an extra cost. Every increment in the prices of products you see as an opportunity to exhibit class against your fellow citizens.
"I am better than you." "I am richer than you that is why I can afford it."
Are you people stupid?
Why are you so afraid of speaking out and suffering oppression?
What exactly is wrong with Nigerians?





















