Less than 15 days ago, social media was filled with #endsars remembrance and chants of “we will never forget”
Now they’re seated there cheering babajide on🙂
Ibi retweeted
People wey die for Lekki TollGate that night no go ever believe say una later begin shine teeth with Jide.
You people never stand up for anything and that is why they’ll keep oppressing us and getting away with it cuz una memory be like makeup - e dey always wipe off at night!🖕
Ibi retweeted
Every single Nigerian tribe gifts people souvenirs at parties.
Do you know how delusionally narcissistic you have to be to think that you are the first people in a country to think of giving guests who came to your party souvenirs to thank or honour them for coming????
Ibi retweeted
Sanwo Olu came on national TV after the Lekki tollgate shooting to say nobody died and yesterday you people had him walking Fashion Week. Disgusting tbh.
Only you modeling, only you dj, only you hairdressing, only you party promoter.
But the governorship work they’re paying you for, you no dey ever clock in.
Ibi retweeted
Some tribal warlords are angry he is supporting Ugo Monye’s brand lmao I’ve said this a few times; overt tribalism is for guttersnipes, men at the top will always support each other based on interests.
They leave the dirty jobs for pigs, which many of you are, obviously🤷
Ibi retweeted
They sentenced her to 14 years in prison using Islamic jurisprudence, even though they knew she was a Christian and she had only advised an adult about her faith, yet the world is silent about it.
Please repost; let the world know.
You’re a man. Shut up.
so we can close this discussion forever... take this from one of the best person on the TL to educate you on this subject matter.
PREGNANCY IS NOT A DEATH SENTENCE.
now, start preaching this gospel... so to out can sound like an elite when you talk with an international community.
It's OK to not like someone... but not on this X would we allow people pander fear.
Again, PREGNANCY IS NOT A DEATH SENTENCE.
Ibi retweeted
OPPORTUNITY FOR WRITERS!📣
The Sabi Arts Playwrights Prize (@sabiartsprize) is an annual award for Nigerian playwrights aged 18 and above, residing in Nigeria or the diaspora. The prize is open to original, previously unpublished, and unproduced plays.
The inaugural edition features a total cash prize pool of ₦1,400,000 alongside residency, production, and
publication opportunities structured into three winning categories.
-TIMELINE & SELECTION PROCESS-
Submissions Window: 1st October 2026-20th December 2026
Longlist Announcement: 31st January 2027
Shortlist Announcement: 28th February 2027
Winners Announcement: 31st March 2027
Eligible entries will undergo a three-stage blind review process:
1. An initial reading stage by an anonymous readers’ group to determine the longlist.
2. A second reading stage to select the shortlist.
3. Final jury deliberations to determine the winners.
The inaugural jury consists of renowned theatre and literary practitioners across dramatic writing, directing,
production, and artistic leadership, including Farah Lawal Harris, Kelvin Mary Ndukwe, Rufus Nwoko, and Kesiena C. Obue.
Ibi retweeted
Replying to @sabiartsprize
@sabiartsprize is giving away 1 million naira to a Nigerian playwright
submit your entry here
sabiarts.moksha.io/publicati…
Ibi retweeted
that’s why I’m so glad that @sabiartsprize is giving away 1 million naira to a Nigerian playwright. submit your entry here sabiarts.moksha.io/publicati…
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I drew the house crests & sang the music myself 😩
Join a house, dress your Roomie, find your table
Let's meet in my boarding school world ♥️
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