Oreoluwa A. retweeted
LMAOOOO you are still using “mine” ?
That one no be your own oo
Replying to @aqua_lovex @yehshaammastani
Mine doesn't even know mine to begin with. Almost a year in and she never asked
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
Should have just bought the damn car
Sometime last year, I was going to buy a really high-end car to “reward” myself for a really good year. Agreed price with the seller and just when I sent the instruction to the bank to make the transfer, I looked at that instruction one more time and asked myself if I really needed a car. Ended up deploying that money back into the financial market and it’s up 62% ish since then. So please listen to the man. Invest and keep investing like your life depends on it. Not saying you shouldnt flex but making your money work for you should always come first.
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
house fellowship
bible study
search the scriptures
faith clinic
shiloh
reboot camp
holy ghost convention
cross over night
these are events that are better than that sinful act.
God bless you.
She does not like him lol
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Oreoluwa A. retweeted
A year ago, life handed me every reason to stop. So I stepped away from it all and built in silence
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
Master of Arts with Distinction in Performance (Acting).
Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
I said it and Chellandria attacked me. Huda liked Ola, Ola liked Chelley, Chelley liked Cierra, Cierra liked Nic (and Chelley), Nic liked Ace and Ace loves Ace. It was so clear.
Nigerians will over use the words “explore and testing connections” when love island Nigeria starts 😭
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
I buy a lot of Nigerian brands between 50k and 100k. The problem is that you want to wear Hertunba, Wanni Fuga, Banke Kuku, Kilentar and the likes on a minimum-wage salary or budget.
Honestly, this conversation is getting exhausting.
Oreoluwa A. retweeted
One interesting thing about women from a psychological perspective is how much emotional safety can influence their behaviour around a man.
A woman may like you, be attracted to you and genuinely want to get closer to you, but still find it difficult to be vulnerable, express herself freely or let her guard down if she doesn't feel emotionally safe around you.
Sometimes, what people interpret as being reserved, difficult or unnecessarily guarded is simply because she hasn't reached a point where she feels comfortable enough to let her walls down.
Attraction is one thing. Feeling safe enough to be completely herself around you is another.





















