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DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
I’ll never understand homophobia. Like, are you mad because I like men, or because the men I like aren’t you?
INTEL:
INEC STAFF EXPOSE’ ON APC’s RIGGING PLOT:
The plan is for the APC to rig during e-collation by rejected ballots. They want to bribe adhoc staff, and NYSC Corp members to work with Polling Unit Officers (POs), not to sign and stamp form E86A especially in opposition strongholds.
Their objective:
The plan is to reject those votes during the e-collation/uploading process and declare them void.
How to resist their rigging plan:
Train opposition polling unit agents and voters to be vigilant, especially during the collation process, to ensure they compel the POs to sign, and stamp every form E86A with the date to prevent rejection of the form during e-collation or uploading to the IREV.
Nigerians be vigilant
#Putccm #RigandDie
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Shebi y'all saw how "it'll favour me and my family" turned out?
I really pity una this time.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
We’re all voting for Peter Obi come 2027, right? 👀
🔁 YES - Retweet this post.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Who else wishes they'd been left uncut?
Not just about looks, but about feeling whole again. 😭😭
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
One day we'll raise the flag 🏳️🌈🇳🇬🏳️🌈 and say from our hearts that we won.
#queerliberation #legal
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
LGBTI activist Jason Jones fought to ensure that no one in Trinidad and Tobago could be jailed for having consensual sex with another adult of the same sex. Today, the country’s highest court of appeal unanimously ruled in his favour.
In this landmark case, the London-based Judicial Committee of the Privy Council agreed with Trinidad and Tobago’s High Court that criminalising private, consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex violates the right to private and family life. The court has yet to issue its final order.
This ruling is a milestone in a nearly decade-long fight. We call on all states that still criminalise this to repeal or amend those laws. The UK should acknowledge its role in imposing those laws during colonial rule and support efforts to repeal them.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Congratulations to me on my convocation🎉
B.A Religious Studies, University of Ibadan.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Truly one of the more disappointing things about society in Nigeria. People are minding their business and finding joy in their expression. Not harming you in any way. And you go out of your way to target them, polarize them and make them moving targets.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
My kings🙏🏻
When you see those cameras, avoid them. They don’t like you! They want to use you for views, they know exactly what they are doing!
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Hello, @Johnnydrille I’m an emerging artist residing in Lagos. And I’ll really be delighted to be given the opportunity perform at #EnterJohnnysRoom !
Guys help me tag him 🥹ive posted everywhere else. Let’s get his attention hopefully he approves.
Do you know any emerging artistes in Lagos, Abuja, Benin, Asaba, and Port Harcourt? TAG THEM👇🏾
#EnterJohnnysRoom
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Antibiotics are precious. Let's use them responsibly! 🦠
#AMRAwarenessChallenge #StopAMR
#PARWAAW2026
#AMRAwarenessChallange
@ResResistance
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
THIS IS NOT OK. WE ARE LOSING OUR VIRTUOUS WOMEN ALL IN THE NAME OF BABY MAMAS, SINGLE MOTHERS AND FORNICATION. 📌
Tokunbo Idowu, popularly known as TBoss, welcomed a daughter in August 2019 while unmarried. Her daughter’s paternity became a subject of widespread speculation, with Dino Melaye publicly denying being the father and distancing himself from any romantic relationship with her. Uti Nwachukwu also distanced himself from rumours linking him to TBoss. When asked about her daughter’s father’s identity, she famously responded, “How would that information help you or your life?”
In December 2019, TBoss also publicly defended the idea that babies are not exclusively for married people, embracing the position that parenthood need not be confined to marriage. That position, however, is fundamentally at odds with the biblical ideal of marriage and responsible parenthood, as well as traditional African expectations concerning marriage, family formation and the responsibilities that accompany raising children.
Her daughter is entirely innocent of her mother’s personal circumstances.
But when someone with such a publicly discussed personal history suddenly declares that Nigeria is losing its men because of expressive fashion, the hypocrisy is difficult to ignore.
You cannot invoke traditional morality to police grown men’s harmless self-expression while conveniently overlooking its expectations concerning marriage, sexual responsibility and family formation.
Marriage and responsible parenthood are deeply rooted in African traditional values. Christianity equally upholds marriage and condemns sexual immorality.
Single motherhood, baby-mama culture or fornication are not endorsed by biblical standards or traditional African ideals of marriage and family responsibility.
1 Corinthians 6:9–10 (KJV)
“Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers…”
Hebrews 13:4 (KJV)
“Marriage is honourable in all, and the bed undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God will judge.”
Deuteronomy 23:2 (KJV)
“A bastard shall not enter into the congregation of the Lord…”
And perhaps the most appropriate reminder of all:
Matthew 7:3 (KJV)
“And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother’s eye, but considerest not the beam in thine own eye?”
The problem is not that TBoss is a single mother. The problem is the selective application of morality: expressive fashion becomes a national crisis, yet questions about her own sexual immorality, marriage and family responsibility are suddenly expected to attract nothing but kindness, understanding and unconditional acceptance.
Men wearing unconventional outfits are not destroying Nigeria. Non-marital family structures, hypocrisy, selective outrage and the refusal to apply moral standards consistently are far more deserving of public condemnation.
Tokunbo Idowu, the mirror is right here. 📌
The same people who are homophobic, femphobic and intolerant of other people’s harmless lifestyles will suddenly cry racism, misogyny, patriarchy, xenophobia, classism, colorism and religious intolerance when the prejudice is directed at them.
You demand respect for your own lives and beliefs but refuse others the same courtesy? The irony is fucking astounding.
Using 1% of men who dress femininely to represent ALL Nigerian men or as an attack on masculinity is the same ignorant logic as using one black person to define an entire race.
Africans fight every day not to be degraded or treated as animals or lesser because of their skin color or differences, yet you turn around and hate, ridicule and degrade your fellow black people over harmless, perfectly natural differences.
The irony is almost pathological.
“Men used to go to war.” Well, women used to shut up, cook, be baby factories and tolerate abuse from men.
Should we take society back to all of that too, or does selective nostalgia suddenly become inconvenient when the historical precedent doesn’t favour you?
And the funniest part? Heels, corsets, makeup, heavy jewellery and other things you now associate with femininity were historically worn by men.
Masculinity has never been as rigid or historically consistent as your arguments suggest.
You don’t have to like everybody, agree with everybody or embrace every lifestyle. But you can absolutely let people live their lives without turning their harmless existence into a fucking cultural emergency.
This is not love, y’all are full of HATE and that is why we are still backward and retarded as a race!
Bigotry and intellectual bankruptcy in one package. The convulsions are genuinely astounding. 📌
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
The same people who are homophobic, femphobic and intolerant of other people’s harmless lifestyles will suddenly cry racism, misogyny, patriarchy, xenophobia, classism, colorism and religious intolerance when the prejudice is directed at them.
You demand respect for your own lives and beliefs but refuse others the same courtesy? The irony is fucking astounding.
Using 1% of men who dress femininely to represent ALL Nigerian men or as an attack on masculinity is the same ignorant logic as using one black person to define an entire race.
Africans fight every day not to be degraded or treated as animals or lesser because of their skin color or differences, yet you turn around and hate, ridicule and degrade your fellow black people over harmless, perfectly natural differences.
The irony is almost pathological.
“Men used to go to war.” Well, women used to shut up, cook, be baby factories and tolerate abuse from men.
Should we take society back to all of that too, or does selective nostalgia suddenly become inconvenient when the historical precedent doesn’t favour you?
And the funniest part? Heels, corsets, makeup, heavy jewellery and other things you now associate with femininity were historically worn by men.
Masculinity has never been as rigid or historically consistent as your arguments suggest.
You don’t have to like everybody, agree with everybody or embrace every lifestyle. But you can absolutely let people live their lives without turning their harmless existence into a fucking cultural emergency.
This is not love, y’all are full of HATE and that is why we are still backward and retarded as a race!
Bigotry and intellectual bankruptcy in one package. The convulsions are genuinely astounding. 📌
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
When I started my NYSC, I was relatively new to teaching. I was assigned to teach Primary Five, and I genuinely tried my best to make learning easier for the children.
The problem?
Most of the textbooks were outdated, poorly structured or simply too complicated for the pupils.
For example, some topics in the Agricultural Science textbook contained words and explanations that I felt were more suitable for secondary/university school students.
Social Studies was another issue. You could open a textbook, look for a topic like “Family” and find only the types and importance of family, without a proper definition or detailed explanation.
So what did I do? I improvised.
I started using Google, ChatGPT and other online resources to research topics, simplify explanations and make learning easier for my pupils.
Yes, I was always on my phone. But I wasn’t just scrolling through social media. I was also using it to prepare lessons, research topics and explain things the textbooks couldn’t properly explain. I also had other online work, so I was constantly multitasking.
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Replying to @chyyumeh
Oh you are quick to say inserting sexuality?
But you fools aren’t quick to Insert sexuality when men express themselves in a certain fashion? Oh no you are dumb asssss
DEACON (His Holiness) retweeted
Tosin too is talking about lost masculinity in men? Orisirisi Bata Ronke!
The same you who was at a Lagos house party in a crop top with a pot belly is talking about how men should dress as a man.
If you vex me too much…..I go just drop full update.





























