@OurFavOnlineDoc Ati je ati mu

There’s a big-yansh-content pandemic in the African content creation space.

If you tweet often, there’s a high chance you’d tweet something contradictory to a previous opinion you’ve once held, and that doesn’t make you a hypocrite. It only means there was a blind spot in your previous opinion in which you didn’t consider different nuances.

Most discuss in life have way more grey areas than black and white. On Twitter, people only argue in black and white.

If you’re from a broke background, the best thing you can do for yourself is to take your studies seriously and build risk tolerance. Don’t let anyone tell you, school na scam.

Nothing wrong with fellowshiping with God. Only wrong when we’re seeing it as a solution to our problems.

In the end the only thing that matters to me is traveling the world with my baby.

One thing I realized last year is that Our lives don’t mean much in the global perspective as much as we erroneously assume it means. We have a tainted view of how much we think the world cares.

One thing Elon Musk is great at is his understanding of power, where it resides and how he can play the right game to have the right power. Either through money, politics or deceit.

Even though we shout from now till eternity. No matter all the think pieces we drop on pan-Africanism. A population/race that isn’t productive to the rest of the world would forever beg for crumbs. Nothing we change this. Not even the benevolence of others.

I’ve personally never believed much in referrals. Work on your resume writing skills and the opportunities would come.

I relate way more with Jola on ISWIS.

@thesignature01 I saw the tweet and remembered hall 3. If only she knew this is even considered okay.

Gentle reminder that your existence is almost an infinitesimal impossibility, so make use of every opportunity you get and don’t let fear hold you back. You only get to experience this simulation once.

I’ve always struggled with the idea that we all have a purpose. Especially with the randomness of life. Also, things like purpose are easy to visualize depending on the circumstance of your birth.

You cannot negotiate genuine desire. You can’t buy it with money. First, The signs would start slowly. In conversations, in their treatment of you, and in their consideration of you. Eventually, it would become more apparent.

@Makho9000 Not necessarily the consequences of crime but discipline and emotion management.

@somanna_bu @figma Thought it was my laptop.

@busayo9ja @XivTroy I know how much they are earning that’s why I’m saying this. They are earning what’s very comfortable.

@busayo9ja @XivTroy I’m talking about proper democracy not Nigeria. No system of government can adequately work for most African countries.