Too much focus on Ifemlu "snatching" Obinze from Kosi when the foundation was laid with Ginika. Right in her face and wasn't even subtle about it. Talmbout are you not hot in this jacket 🙄
I always tap out at that "annihilate." It's almost insulting 😭😭
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Reunir seus autores favoritos debaixo do mesmo teto é uma das maiores demostrações de riqueza que eu já vi.
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Africa is the way it is today because African governments hate Africans more than racists already do.
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My very unpopular opinion is that no one who is content with themselves, in a state of good mental health, surrounded by good friendships and family relationships will maintain a situationship or roster
It's not "might" it's "will not" 😭😭😭
I briefly moved to Nigeria in 2021 to try & play my part in the electricity sector. My job was performance monitoring and I visited DisCos substations all over Nigeria. 5 months in, I told myself i cannot continue like this after being exposed to a developed system. Left some months after that.
Btw, I can write a whole book on why Nigeria might never achieve 24/7 electricity in the next 20 years
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The problem is that, Nigerians don’t think the government is the reason for their problems.
They don’t understand that the government is the reason for their lack of sales. They just think they aren’t fortunate enough, which is also true
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Katherine Rundell; this is precisely why powerful companies are investing billions to ensure that humans never dream again.
ALT “Imagination, which in adulthood we sometimes treat as a kind of optional extra that you can safely discard, is actually at the heart of everything. Imagination is at the center of political change. It is necessary for love to be able to imagine another persons’ inner life. It is at the heart, I think, of the great civilisations.”
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I miss Lagos specially my friends there! But the thought of moving back has never crossed my mind not even once. And it’s driven by the quality of my life here. I’m not rich yet but I’m not willing to trade being where things seem to work for whatever I was experiencing in Lagos.
Unrelatedly, very wary of educational administrator's whose only idea of improving standards is setting unreasonably hard questions and not anything on welfare and overall student experience. Okay, now the questions are harder but why are the hostels still a mess?
