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No one can tell me otherwise. Being able to support urself financially without bothering anyone is top tier.
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Millennials were the last generation to have teenage culture and I will not be elaborating
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Isimi lagos charges 4.5m for 3 bedroom per night that can take 6 people.
I’ll legit spend 2 weeks in Thailand w that money everything inclusive and prolly stay in a cottage that’s finer than that. Lagos mahn!
small ass in a BIG seat, 😆 she forgot I hired her 🤷♂️ @OmariHardwick is a real 🥷🏾 we hit the bullseye with POWER • gunitbrands.com
might be an unpopular opinion.. but, there’s nothing anyone can tell me.. i want to believe the lack of stable electricity in Nigeria is 100% intentional …
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don’t chase recognition. build a reputation so powerful that your name commands respect, your character speaks before you do, and your legacy stands for all the right reasons.
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why every shorty feel like they deserve a rich nigga? ion feel like i deserve beyonce where’s the disconnect? 😭
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For Yankee, you go see 17 year old producer dey bag heavy placement and winning Grammy from their bedroom studio wey nothing dey inside but for my country, before niggas pay you well, dem go first check your Mac, 17 Pro Max, IG and TikTok followers, check if na POP ceiling dey your pictures before dem even pay you well. I reject this low quality society for myself.
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"Steve Harvey said a woman shouldn't have to bring nothing to the table." - @ShannonSharpe
"I don't agree with that." - Stephanie Mills
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Una do big revision on Burna’s career some days ago, na why I mentioned how good I remember stuff.
But then I realized some of Una are like 24, you were 12 in 2012, so your takes are based on your POV‼️
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You go to a place like Ikoyi, one of the most expensive areas in Lagos, and you find an office in an apartment inside one of those big ass buildings in the district. The yearly rent for these apartments runs into millions of naira.
What does this office do? They’re head office for a business that supplies Arabian tea. The office has just 6 employees, and they all pull up to work in GLE, Gwagons and Lexus SUVs. You could spend 12 months in that building and only six people would ever walk into this office for business.
Or you go to a mall in VI, where the yearly rent for some shops runs into millions of naira. What’s this particular shop selling? Fancy kitchen utensils.
Every single time you visit the mall, you never find a customer in that shop. Yet, year after year, you find the shop still operating, with fancy attendants earning big bucks every month. No customers.
Then you start asking yourself: how are these businesses affording the rent when it’s clear they aren’t selling anything?
The maths won’t be mathing because you likely don’t know what’s going on. 👇



























