Amicable @amicable_sol

Nothing bruises a man's ego like watching his wife feed him and paying most of the bills, and he cannot do anything about it. Even if he's a lazy man. End.

Did you see any Nigerian big boy going to the US to watch the World Cup ? Nobody wan do jail!

Reported demands made by the terrorists who kidnapped children and teachers in Oyo state: 1. ₦1 billion to be paid into an account in the Benin Republic. 2. Release of terrorists currently held in Agodi and Abolongo Prisons. 3. Two Hilux vehicles. 4. Amendment of Oyo State laws to enforce and introduce sharia law. For those of you who continue to make excuses for terrorists, who refer to terrorists as your brothers and who applaud this lunatic government when they release these barbaric murderers back into society, please be aware that you will eventually be ruined by this same satanic ideology you endorse.

You will think you mean the whole world to her, until you go through her phone and find out you're just a small village with no electricity. Bro, please take good care of yourself.

BREAKING : FIFA has confirmed that Super Eagles legend Austin “Jay Jay” Okocha holds the record for the most successful dribbles in a single FIFA World Cup match, underlining his enduring status as one of the most skilful footballers the game has ever produced. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬💯

Let me sha warn Lagosians and residents of Lagos. Hamzat is not SanwoOlu oh. Hamzat is not Ambode oh. Hamzat is not Tinubu oh. If you do anyhow, you will see what your mouth cannot say.

I sat beside a married man at an event today First thing he asked: "Are you married?" I said no. He just smiled and said: "Good… because I’m trying not to commit adultery." Omo… my attention complete Then he asked: "Is it normal for a husband to always be the one to initiate intimacy?" I reminded him I’m not married But it looked like the man just needed someone to talk to. He said they have 2 kids… And in all their years together, he’s always the one making the first move. Not like his wife refuses… according to him, 8 out of 10 times, she agrees. But he said… "Sometimes I want to feel wanted too." Omo… that line hit me. He said women at work, even around his neighbourhood, show interest… But he has never cheated. Now he’s tempted… Not because he lacks intimacy… But because he misses feeling desired. What's the best advice for him?

Before you leave that iPhone vendor's shop, always confirm that the phone isn't blacklisted or reported stolen. To do this, you basically need to check your IMEI. Dial *#06# to see the IMEI, and note it. Then proceed to a reliable website (I'll share the sites in the reply). You'll see a place to input the IMEI and scan. If it says "blacklisted," that phone was reported stolen, lost, or has unpaid bills from its previous carrier. And you might be putting yourself in problems you didn't plan for. Check the reply for the websites to use👇🏽 .... Please share for others to learn.

YUA @creative_yua

3 months ago

Best advice for someone who's about to buy a used iPhone?

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My dad is the one who buys foodstuffs in the house. He buys everything in large quantities. Everything! So we've never suffered for food. The only time he eats at home is dinner. Except for weekends. One day, he said he wanted yam because he bought it in large quantity the previous month. And we told him yam is finished. He asked, "All that yams?" We answered yes. His response was, " Oga oo, I didn't even eat from it." He just went out. We felt bad when he came back carrying bag of yams, that day I realised that he doesn't even eat much from what he worked hard for. Yet he did not stop buying.

Benkingsley Nwashara @Benking443

3 months ago

What’s one thing your FATHER did for you that made you pause and say to yourself, “this man dey really try”

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DID YOU KNOW?? ​In Nigeria, the modern diet has shifted toward "heavy" processed carbohydrates and hidden sugars, leading to a massive spike in Type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Many staple food people consider "heavy" or "filling" are actually nutritionally empty, causing what nutritionists call "hidden hunger." ​1. The "White" Culprits (Bread & Pasta) Most bread in Nigeria is "Agege" style or white loaves, which are packed with potassium bromate (though banned, it still lingers, we know the country we live in!) and massive amounts of sugar to keep them soft. Similarly, pasta is refined wheat that spikes blood sugar almost instantly. Avoid them! ​The Alternative? Boiled Unripe Plantain or Sweet Potatoes. Unripe plantain is a "resistant starch," meaning it digests slowly and won't give you that mid-day energy crash and potatoes are pretty healthy. ​2. The "Semo" Trap ​Semolina (Semo) is often marketed as a "light" alternative to Pounded Yam, but it is actually highly refined wheat flour. It has a high Glycemic Index (GI), meaning it turns into sugar in your bloodstream very quickly, diabetes is that you?? ​The Alternative? Acha (Fonio) or Oat Swallow. Fonio is an ancient African supergrain that is gluten-free and packed with amino acids. Oat swallow provides the fiber necessary for heart health. At the very least consider yellow garri 😅. ​3. Alcohol & Soda (The Liquid Sugars) ​In the Nigerian heat, chilled sodas and beer are staples. A single bottle of soda can contain up to 12 cubes of sugar. Over time, this causes fatty liver disease, avoid them! ​The Alternative? Zobo (Hibiscus tea) or Kunu Aya (Tigernut milk). NOTE: Ensure the Zobo is made without added white sugar, use dates or pineapple skins for natural sweetness. Zobo is scientifically proven to help lower blood pressure, a very underrated drink or DRINK WATER! Nothing really beats water my people. 🤷🏾‍♂️😅 ​4. Shawarma & Pizza (The Calorie Bombs) ​Nigerian-style Shawarma is often drenched in "creamy" mayo and sweetened ketchup, wrapped in refined flour. A single wrap can exceed 800 calories, nearly half your daily needs. It's killing you oooo! ​The alternative? Grilled Fish with Ugba or Garnished Beans. If you crave that "wrap" feeling, try a homemade wrap using lettuce leaves or local cabbage as the shell. At the very least make things like shawarma and pizza a very rare addition to your diet. Finally, one of the most important facts for 2026 is the danger of REUSED VEGETABLE OIL. Many street food vendors in Nigeria reuse oil for days, which creates polar compounds that are highly inflammatory. When choosing alternatives like Suya or Grilled Fish, always ensure the accompanying sides aren't deep-fried in old oil.... This is mostly impossible, so what does that mean? Try to cook this stuff at home and eat them outside sparingly! Those food look enticing, but they bring you closer to death far more than you can imagine. And also remember avoid PROCESSED FOOD! Sausages, bacon, minced meat, sausages burger meat, sausages..... These stuff have links to carcinogens. I've warned you sha. Hopefully you've learnt something new today? Daalu 👍🏾 🙂 The Medic Who Writes™🌚

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YOM🗣️ @ThaBoyYom

3 months ago

As a Nigerian adult, your health can actually get 60% better just by avoiding - Noodles - Pasta - Bread - Semo - Alcohol + Sugary beverages - Shawarma/Pizza/Pastries In fact, just start seeing them as poison and avoid completely Try it for just 4 months first and see.

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As a Nigerian adult, your health can actually get 60% better just by avoiding - Noodles - Pasta - Bread - Semo - Alcohol + Sugary beverages - Shawarma/Pizza/Pastries In fact, just start seeing them as poison and avoid completely Try it for just 4 months first and see.

twitter please nauu I'm not begging for money or anything just let me be seen😭😭

just Mhide is an artist @justmhide

3 months ago

I spilled some tea🤭... @PeakMilk

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Finding a partner should happen in your 20s, if you wait until your 30s, you would be too smart to accept alot things happening in these day and age.

jonzing. @ehisssss

4 months ago

i think we underestimate how difficult it is to find genuine partners.

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Dear young people on X, I would be lying to you if I said that X has not added monetary value to my lovely wife and me. Since I monetized my X page a few months ago, I have made a reasonable amount of money. As an example: I have not used a penny from my regular work salary to pay the school fees of my lovely children, neither have I used it to pay my rent. There are many other things I no longer use my salary for. And these things are not cheap. They're in millions of naira. Quite a few millions have also been invested in asset management entities from it. All came from X revenues payout and my subscription revenue payout. First, I would like to acknowledge God in all of this. Second, my lovely wife, who has been my number one backbone and inspiration behind the page. A lot of what I know and teach about relationships, women, motherhood, and marriage, I learned through her and my experiences in understanding the dynamics of a male and female intimate relationship. Third is to you all my audience, fans, haters, critics and supporters. It doesn't matter what I say or teach here. If you don't engage with my posts, I would not have grown this big, and certainly would not have seen a dime from X. I am grateful & I do not take it for granted. Even when my head dey touch sometimes, you still tolerate me. God bless you 🙏. Now to those still building their pages. Rome wasn't built in a day. You're still young, and X monetization has come to stay. There is plenty to come in the future for you, if you stay consistent, respectful to your audience and genuine to your niche or to your audience. On average, you can make between N150k to N500k per month. Do not look at some of us who make a few millions. Not all fingers are equal. And if you persevere, you'll also start earning millions. You don't even have to build your page to 100k followers. Just keep showing up, avoid violating X rules, and above all, do not be greedy or envious. Many people you see earning bi-weekly today put in the work. And some just got favored, blessed, or lucky. Earnings from X are legitimate. It can help you solve genuine financial pressing needs while you stay focused on your regular job, too. It doesn't matter how much you make from X; please do not resign from your job. We have seen big accounts get suspended or permanently suspended. We have also seen some accounts have had their revenues paused too. No one is untouchable. So that's the risk you do not want to take at the expense of resigning from your regular job because of the X payout. Lastly, not everyone would be interested in monetizing their pages. And not everyone who monetizes their pages would be paid. If you have another business that you run, please leverage big accounts to help you promote your business. It may come at a cost, but you too would benefit from it through sales, until you grow your business to a level where you have your own customer base. Everyone needs money. Everyone likes money. Do not let anyone deceive you or discourage you, or make you feel like you're posting for money. As long as it's a legitimate means, by all means, please grab your share of the cake as much as you can get. Thank you, and God bless you 🙏. End.

When you were in primary 5, they told you that common entrance was hard. But when you got the opportunity, you wrote it and there was nothing there. You entered JSS 1 and JSS3 students were making Junior WAEC look like rocket science. You entered JSS 3 and you took the exam. There was nothing there. In SS 2, SS3 students made WAEC and JAMB look like rocket science. But you got to SS3, took it and passed. They made University look like rocket science but you entered and passed the exams. Nothing there. They made Medical and Law school look like wall of Jericho. You got there and took it and passed. People will always try to scare you with what you’ve not attempted. There is nothing there. You just haven’t attempted it. It is not because things are impossible that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that things are impossible.

not allowing students to see what they got wrong on an exam is weird.

KHAN'✨ @khanofkhans11_

3 years ago

What Academic Opinion will have you like this?

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I bought a brand-new MTN SIM yesterday and to my shock, I started receiving UBA debit alerts. Let me be very clear: I don’t bank with UBA. A few minutes later, it hit me. I was sold someone else’s line. This morning, the actual owner made another transaction… and yes, another debit alert entered my phone. How is this even possible? You buy a “new” SIM and inherit someone’s bank alerts, financial history, and privacy risks? This isn’t just strange, it’s dangerous.

Branding is how people see you. Marketing is how they find you. Sales is how you get paid. Master all three.

Again, Davido saves his best verse for me. God bless that guy!

Calling me when you're sad because the people you're enjoying life with can't pour into you like I can is no longer on my roaster. Be safe though. ❤