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leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
The dark side of football, entertainment and the paradox of bread and circus 🍞🎪
leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
God bless the day I followed you. One thing about this P is that our artists don't want to try anything new.
They have seen that getting a verse from Phyno works and they want to milk it to the end without knowing that creating something else and using a unique way to market yourself will attract the same Phyno to you.
Jeriq did it.
Tuff King did it!
leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
Donjazzy and partners to bag hundreds of billions through desperation of poor Nigerians
Don Jazzy @DONJAZZY is in partnership with TS Academy offering scholarship to poor struggling Nigerians. But here is the catch, the scheme is not to empower these poor Nigerians, it's to make Don Jazzy and his partners richer. Why will a supposed scholarship have an acceptance fee of ₦26,000 naira?
If 5 Million Nigerians including other Africans pay ₦26,000 each. That will be a whopping ₦130,000,000,000 billions of naira which is over $97Million US dollars if converted.
I just finished talking about Dangote's useless IPO last week, this one is out with his own scheme. Dangote is playing Left wing and Don Jazzy is up the edge of the field playing right wing dribbling poor misrable Nigerians. Dangote is promising poor gullible Nigerians heaven and earth making them believe he wants to make rich, he even deployed agents to the market, they are desperately hawking the useless IPO shares that will never even make you ₦100,000 in 20 years in the market now. They want market women's money too, market women that are struggling to feed who make less than $2 daily. When will our law enforcements wake the hell up and deal with such?
Days before he announced the scheme he made giveaways and used the opportunity to announce it, in less than 24 hours he dropped the link. it can be a paid promotion, partnership or anything you want to call it. Several celebrities and big accounts on X have also done such a thing. Few years back was @davido and many Nigerians lost money on that coin. He was never arrested or investigated, they swept it under the carpet and life goes on as usual. Many other celebrities have also promoted the so-called TS Academy and my question is, how many Nigerians who have taken these courses are now earning comfortably from the skills they acquired?
Did they really acquire the skill?
How many have secured jobs, landed clients or built sustainable businesses from the training?
There is no day one so-called rich man or woman won't come out and promote one thing that Nigerian will put money on and the @officialEFCC does nothing, the @PoliceNG investigates no one. The @NGRSenate and @NGRPresident must look into this.
So many desperate poor Nigerians that are looking for any means to escape poverty and hardship are mostly their targets and of course Nigeria has the numbers and the level of poverty in this country is over 95% and these people know it that's why they keep doing this, tell me why a so-called billionaire or supposed rich man will want money from someone they claim they want to help.
They should be investigated thoroughly!
leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
I remember the first and only time my phone got stolen, in a church. The pastor was speaking in tongues and prophesying that the thief would run back to the church with my phone in 7 days. Oga I went without a phone for plenty months plus nothing do the fool wey thief my Tecno
leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
She really said the quiet part out loud 😭
“Women are 1,000x more narcissistic than males” and then went full lecture mode. The part she said “you only get one mama, love her no matter what” vs “nobody ever says that about dad” point actually hit different.
And the part about women thinking they can talk to you any kind of way, put hands on you, and still expect you to speak of them like angels… whew.
Some of y’all about to screenshot this and send it to the group chat. Some of y’all about to write a 10-paragraph essay in the comments.
Have you experienced any of these? Let me know in the comments.
leon💸 DEAD IT retweeted
A Harvard professor came home from a trip to China and found his front door jammed.
He forced it open. A neighbour called the police.
Henry Louis Gates Jr. was arrested on his own porch, in his own house, holding his own ID.
He is one of the most famous historians in America.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, 16 July 2009. Gates, 58, had just flown back from China. His front door would not open. He and his driver shouldered it.
A passer-by called it in as a possible break-in.
Sergeant James Crowley arrived. Gates was inside his own house by then. He produced his Harvard ID and his driver's licence with that address on it.
What happened next is disputed by both men and always will be. Crowley said Gates was uncooperative and loud. Gates said he was asked to step outside, understood exactly what was happening, and said so — including asking the officer for his name and badge number, repeatedly, and not getting it.
He was arrested for disorderly conduct. On his own property. A fifty-eight-year-old man walking with a cane.
The charge was dropped within days. Cambridge later acknowledged the arrest was regrettable.
Barack Obama was asked about it at a press conference and said the police had "acted stupidly," which caused a political firestorm large enough that he convened the famous "beer summit" at the White House with Gates and Crowley to defuse it.
And that is where the story usually stops, with three men and some beer on a lawn.
Here is what it is actually about.
Henry Louis Gates has a MacArthur fellowship, dozens of honorary degrees and a chair at Harvard. He has made television series about tracing Black ancestry. He is about as protected as a Black man in America can be.
And none of it worked on his own porch.
Every Black professional who has ever been told that respectability is the shield watched that arrest and understood what it meant.
Gates said afterwards that the experience changed what he thought he knew about his own country, and he has spent some of the time since working on criminal justice.
If it does not work for him, it does not work.
