Respect to those mfs who come back from 9-5 and open tradingview 🫡

POV: you’re a forex guru

Bro fumbled a potential $5K gig in real time 😭

HE ESCAPED HIS PAST—BUT THEY FOUND HIM AT UNIBEN It was supposed to be a fresh start. A clean slate. A chance for Desmond to leave his troubled past behind and finally build the future he wanted. When he arrived at the University of Benin, he was a final-year Public Administration student who appeared calm, reserved, and focused on one thing—finishing his degree. To those around him, Desmond seemed completely disconnected from the violent world he had once known. But there was something about his past that very few people knew. Years earlier, between 2011 and 2012, Desmond had lived a very different life at Delta State University, Abraka. He was allegedly a high-ranking member of the Mafite confraternity, reportedly serving as its second-in-command. And that position placed him directly in the middle of a violent conflict with a rival group known as the Aye Fraternity. As the confrontation intensified, Desmond allegedly became a major target. Realizing that his life could be in danger, he made a drastic decision. He left Abraka. He relocated to Benin City. And, according to the account, he decided to completely abandon that old life. He kept a low profile, distanced himself from his former associates, and tried to build a new identity far away from the violence of his past. For years, it appeared to work. Until one decision brought him back into the spotlight. As graduation drew closer, Desmond assumed a leadership position within Kegite’s Club, popularly known as the Palm Wine Drinkers Club. It was a social organization, but the position made him more visible around campus. And somehow, people from his past allegedly recognized him. The man they believed had disappeared from their world was still alive—and now he was in Benin. Then came April 3, 2023. That afternoon, according to reports, armed men allegedly arrived at the University of Benin campus from the direction of Abraka. They reportedly made their way to Hall 3, found Desmond inside his room, and opened fire. He was killed instantly. The student who had tried to escape his former life had been found again. His death sent shockwaves across the university and left behind a disturbing question: Can someone truly escape a dangerous past—or can the past follow them wherever they go? Desmond had changed his environment. He had changed his identity. He had tried to change his life. But on that tragic afternoon, the past he had spent years running from allegedly caught up with him. Disclaimer: This story is presented strictly for documentary, historical, and educational purposes. The information is based on reported accounts and publicly available sources and should not be interpreted as an accusation or a definitive statement of guilt against any individual or group. We do not promote cultism, violence, or criminal activity. Our message is simple: say no to violence and criminal activity, and choose peace. This content condemns cultism and violence.

Dealing with nepo babies as someone who came from poverty is weird My cousin who’s dad is very rich has traveled outside the country three times this year for vacation not African country o Asin London , Netherlands , Italy .. I’m always begging her to post it , she doesn’t post 😭 last week she relocated fully to Canada I told her to use that trending TikTok sound Nigerians normally use when they’re relocating to do her own vlog and post , she said there’s no need for that 😭 I’m pained because I want to post her but she’s spoiling my plans 😭 she only post bible verse every morning 😭😭😭

My own mother is literally warped into deep religious psychosis.. its so sad. Like what do you mean your fraud village preacher has been crashing at your house for weeks?? You go to work and he is seated on your couch all day watching youtube AI slop and getting fed.

I was interviewing a young lady this morning who graduated with a Second Class Lower degree. She insisted that she was smart. I then asked her, “If you are smart, why did you graduate with a Second Class Lower?” She suddenly broke down in tears. I asked her why she was crying, and she explained that she lost her mother in her first year at university and her father in her second year. The emotional trauma affected her concentration, and she struggled to complete her education while dealing with the pain of losing both parents. I will give her a chance to prove herself. But this experience has left me with a troubling question: Does our education system make adequate provisions for young people who go through such devastating experiences? How many brilliant young people have we written off because their grades failed to reflect their true abilities, without ever asking what they went through?

There’s a Yahoo guy in my compound who spent over ₦10,000,000 on his traditional marriage and wedding last year. After the wedding, everything was going well until he got into trouble with the EFCC. Some of his property and money were seized. When he returned, he started living a more average life because he no longer had the money to fund his expensive lifestyle. Ever since he came back from detention, his wife has been disrespecting him because he can no longer “press money” the way he used to. Last month, their house rent of ₦1,200,000 became due and he couldn’t afford to renew it. He told his wife they would have to move to a cheaper place he could afford. She replied that it would be over her dead body — she refused to live in a poor area.

‘I don’t like to share my trades to people’ Na lie. If you share am people go find out say you no sabi 😂 No Dey wyne us.