Feyisayo retweeted
genuinely hate how Nigeria conditions you to accept a low quality of life. No water, no light, constantly charging inverters and looking for electricity to charge your inverters. You can work your ass off, pay ridiculous rent and still come home to stress.
Feyisayo retweeted
Bradley Barcola has five goals and assists in his last four games for Liverpool across all competitions.
He's arrived 🤝
Feyisayo retweeted
You can spend 10 years in Lagos and not achieve anything. Just rotating in one level, "having fun" and paying bills and your mates in smaller cities move past you, with solid buildings and businesses. It can also give you your big break faster than those other places.
Very dangerous city of illusions.
Feyisayo retweeted
Having a train that takes you directly to the airport is genuinely one of the top 10 things a city can offer. No expensive taxis, no sitting in traffic, no begging someone to drop you off. Just get on the train and arrive at the airport. Every major city should have this.
Feyisayo retweeted
You travelled to where for staycation?????
I was never afraid of death because I know it’s inevitable. What I feared most was prison. But last year, Nigeria happened to me in a way I never imagined.
I travelled to (Niger Republic 🇳🇪)for a staycation, but upon arriving at the Seme border, my passport was confiscated, and I was locked up for two days. I was accused of being a forensic terrorist sent by the Nigerian government to spy on them.
Their judge eventually sent me to Yahmeh Prison, where I faced my worst fear and spent three months behind bars before members of the Igbo Union came to my rescue.
That experience changed me forever. Now, I feel like there’s nothing left in this world that can scare me. I have faced one of my greatest fears, survived it, and come out a different person.
