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Replying to @fimlex2
I keep telling my mum you can be good academically and be dull in every aspect of life. 5star just prove my point and I go show my mum that hin tweet
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Burna Boy went up on stage yesterday and said, “Hopefully, Insha’Allah. One day…” 🥹❤️
And I made a post saying he’s not even hiding his Muslim identity again, even on an international stage.
Omo! Some bunch of clowns entered my comment section and started shouting, “Insha’Allah is just an Arabic word. Anybody can use it, including Christians and atheists!”
Some even went as far as saying that people who aren’t Muslims now say “Insha’Allah,” “Alhamdulillah,” and other Islamic expressions. So, according to them, using these words doesn’t necessarily make someone a Muslim.
Anyway, as Una don rush come educate us say these expressions are just Arabic words and not exclusive to Muslims, abeg, make Una no shift goalpost again o! 😂😭
Because when person commit crime and use any of these expressions, and we tell Una say using them doesn’t automatically make the person a Muslim, Una no go gree let us breathe! Una go bring out dictionary, history book, Google, and even the ancestors of Arabic language to argue with us. 😭😂
Now, una don agree say anybody fit use am, whether Muslim, Christian or atheist. Beautiful! We don hear una.
Make all of us dey one side like that. No more selective interpretation, abeg! 😂
Because if next week una migrate back to the other side of the argument, may thündêr fire your left yansh and the network wey dey connect una to the internet. Amen!😂💔
- Yushab Abolore Ayomide
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Bit by Bit the brand is coming alive.
The Roadboy x MB4L new design.
Price: 20,000 Naira.
Please rt my customer might be on your radar
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My heart is full. ❤️ The love we received on our wedding day was more than words can express. To everyone who showed up for us, gave, celebrated with us, and made us feel so loved, my wife and I are deeply grateful. Whether I got to see you or not, please know that we don’t take your love for granted. You made our day truly special. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. ❤️🙏🏽
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Working hard to be self employed + praying consistently >>>
Never joking with this combination because I can't afford to work in a place that will dictate what I wear and what I don't wear.
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Dear God, You see, You hear, You know and You can do it, please do it for me.
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Super El Niño Explanation in Yorùbá
You probably have been wondering why it's super hot these days. You've also heard about El Niño and want to know what it means for an average Nigerian. I made this easy to grasp explainer video for you, in Yorùbá Language.
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Adekunle Gold and Pesa have donated $20,000 to support sickle cell organizations, bringing hope to people who need it most.
Sometimes, the greatest gift you can give someone is a reason to keep fighting. 🫶🏽
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Replying to @OneRoofVision
In the end it’s only the body that ends the legacy lives on☮️
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Today, I wear my cap and gown, filled with gratitude, pride, and pure amazement at how far I’ve come.
The journey wasn’t easy, but every challenge shaped the woman I am today.
As I step into this new chapter, I’m carrying my dreams, my faith, and the determination that got me here. I’ve worked hard for this moment, and I deserve to celebrate it fully.
Cheers to my growth, my success, and the beautiful journey ahead. 🎓❤️




































