Replying to @AO0199
I agree with you.. that's what makes Saka miles ahead of him. Saka doesn't care about theatrics, he just wants to score at the slightest chance.
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Phera☀️ retweeted
Twitter between 2010 and 2015 was a different place. People tweeted unhinged, often made-up things for clicks and banter.
Sensitivity and mental health conversations weren't as prominent, and people took most things at face value.
That's why I don't fully support dragging people over old tweets without considering the context and culture of that era. Not every old tweet reflects who someone is today.
Everytime he pops up on my Snapchat, all I see are Nigerians hurling insults at him just because he's effeminate.
A masculine man is a man.
An effeminate man is still a man, men come in all forms and it doesn't make them lesser men.
Just because a man is effeminate doesn't mean he's gay and even if he's gay, what's your business?
Keep your judgemental opinions to yourself.
Phera☀️ retweeted
The first Nigerian gold medallist watching the second Nigeria gold medallist 👀🇳🇬
Women's 100m champion Rosemary Nwankwo cheers on Gift Bright as he races to gold in the men's event! 🥇🥇
#Olympics #YouthOlympics #Dakar2026
Oops. With that performance against Roma you'll think they'll go three matches in a row unbeatable.
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Replying to @Anu_official
No now. Typing can be so overwhelming a times. But personally, I don't randomly send people voice note if we don't have a history.
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Phera☀️ retweeted
This is probably the most chaotic what would you like to say to the next person video ever😂😭
Replying to @ArnoldUmole
8-5 on a Saturday, please help me define wickedness. You should have reported that organisation to the nlc.
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Replying to @ArnoldUmole
What did you do? And were you given reasons as to why your wages are not complete?
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Replying to @olhabc
Lagos work culture showed me shege, I ran when I couldn't take it anymore. 😩😄😄
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