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lol. 😂 these ones don’t know men at all.
Can she steal your man.. Who was honest among all ? 🤔
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ARẸWÀ AKÍNKANJÚ retweeted
Reminds of primary school so much. Every other Friday or so at the assembly, they would show a picture of hairstyles the girls were to come to school on Monday with. Shuku, double shuku, all back, etc.
& then they used to check the following Monday for grooming for boys & girls.
Ichafu is really so gangster.
In fact it’s bigger than gele 🙌🏽
So no need to want to steal innocent and local Gele.
ARẸWÀ AKÍNKANJÚ retweeted
Nigerians are being slaughtered while those responsible remain a threat. Government and security authorities must do more to protect citizens, confront these killers, and ensure accountability. Enough of the silence. We deserve security and justice
ARẸWÀ AKÍNKANJÚ retweeted
Yoruba-Man left his ancestral throne to go and seek God in another man’s Kingdom
ARẸWÀ AKÍNKANJÚ retweeted
The ediot blocked me because he knows I will respond to his lies.
Her majesty never said that.
Olori Atuwatse III The Queen Consort of Warri Kingdom spoke about polygamy in a BBC News Pidgin interview published around 23 September 2026. The widely reported remark was:
“First of all, His Majesty no go fit change im mind about polygamy. Make we just settle dat one for dia. Me alone, one me, I be like three women so I dey alright for am."
ARẸWÀ AKÍNKANJÚ retweeted
ADÉ ARÈ, ILE-IFE: PREPARATIONS UNDERWAY FOR OLOJO FESTIVAL KoikiMedia is live at *Adé Arè in Ile-Ife*, as preparations continue to welcome *His Imperial Majesty, the Ooni of Ife*, ahead of the highly anticipated **Olojo Festival*. The ancient city of Ile-Ife