OasisX:




.. dem don pressure am to delete it.

That's the video below;

https://twitter.com/TaxDoctorNG/status/1639375413314211840?t=OwoxQIa1bqtJDRfU3S6W0g&s=19

OasisX:


Tweet that carry him where he know no......LMFAO

OasisX:


Tweet that carry him where he know no......LMFAO

DontBullshitMe:

Nice argument but you are forgetting an important point which is : Africans are poor and poor people usually don't have the abundance of choice or options when determining their way of life. Yeah, it's very good to have cultural and indigenous names but in a poor continent with limited economic opportunities, individuals must be careful not to take certain steps to sabotage themselves further.

I don't know where you live but I assure you that worldwide having a name easy to pronounce and remember can rapidly elevate a person's career and growth in the most unexpected way. So, as an African in a global economy, do not do yourself the damage of choosing a name that is hard to pronounce and hard to recognise. The opportunities are few, don't limit yourself further. For example, The lead actor in the recent HBO TV series The Last of Us, Pedro Pascal switched his surname to his mother's surname after he migrated to the USA and people began to experience difficulty calling him with his previous surname. Who knows he might not have become a popular actor if he didn't take that smart decision?

Of course, for a person in a country with a rapidly growing and industrialised economy, this might not be necessary as numerous economic opportunities will be readily available in their home country thus limiting the need to go extra mile to position themselves for opportunities.

Be pragmatic in your decision always. Even if you must give your children your cultural/indigenous name, choose the ones that are easily pronounced and recognised.

Trevor012:
Preach.

airmark:


Chai, they really humbled this guy.

airmark:


Ahhhh.

I thought it was Soludo that allegedly masterminded his arrest.

OasisX:


.. dem don pressure am to delete it.

That's the video below;

https://twitter.com/TaxDoctorNG/status/1639375413314211840?t=OwoxQIa1bqtJDRfU3S6W0g&s=19

Amigoss:
Dem don pressure am to delete it

raumdeuter:


Adventure don taya you? You no even get Mungo Park spirit

Honestly when one travels you get to appreciate the world more and some thing you take for granted in your area

Adventure don tire me oh

Nobody dey accept transfer for here. Strictly cash, and i no blame them. The closest bank here is the capital. Spending almost 5 hours to and fro just to withdraw 10k is somehow (asides the transport)

I no fit sleep sef. Thank God for Glo. The other networks no get Internet access here.

6 more hours to go

Nezzjnr:
This my Landlord sef

Roland17:
I really wish people will remove personal bias when they read @A001’s submissions about Africa, philosophy, culture and religion.

It is okay to disagree with many of his positions, I don’t agree with some but it’s also okay to also accept many of his positions have substance and are well written.

To those who have been engaged in this slave and cultural debate over the last 2 days, I am reading intently and impressed by the content from you guys.

A001:

International Day for Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade

Some tragedies in human history are so monstrous, and of such magnitude, that we resolve to commemorate the victims every year – to show them the respect that was denied to them in their lifetimes, and to ensure that this will never happen again.

OasisX:


Chude don learn his lessons, now humbled. Go and sin no more. Apologies accepted.

https://twitter.com/chude__/status/1639340538024296469?t=k5i8AOii5NNnmfyDG6AhHw&s=19

obainojazz:
Own goal

Roland17:
I really wish people will remove personal bias when they read @A001’s submissions about Africa, philosophy, culture and religion.

It is okay to disagree with many of his positions, I don’t agree with some but it’s also okay to also accept many of his positions have substance and are well written.

To those who have been engaged in this slave and cultural debate over the last 2 days, I am reading intently and impressed by the content from you guys.

Nezzjnr:
Nekwe Landlord

Donjazet2:


The thing is, he can't prove how intelligible he actually is.
I'm one of those that used to calm down and read some of the articles he posts no matter how long because I thought it stimulates the mind but I found out that once you engage him, you're met with a barrage of insults.

Once you render an opinion or counter opinion, you automatically become "low IQ", "foolish" or "ignorant" and he ends up making people avoid him because of that lack of emotional maturity.

BlueRayDick:


The guy is very funny sha

See how he stylishly used the words “ we can never sell our house ….. we are increasing our house rent for all Igbo living in our house “…..🤣🤣🤣

He obviously doesn’t have money to buy one bag of cement or one paint bucket of sand, yet he dey use plural possessive pronoun “our” , to count himself amongst those that matter in the scheme of things .

What what it profit a man to use pronoun possess wetin he no get offline, only to resume begging online ?

A001:
Empty brain criticising Nigerian politicians when he's much worse. If imbes like you get to powerful positions in the country/continent, the black (African) race will soon become extinct.

Foolish people like this should always be kept as far as possible away from the corridors of power.

We need politicians that are thinkers to lead, not dimwits.

Nezzjnr:

People wey be Landlords no dey loud am.

I felt pity for him though

Donjazet2:


Roland17, case in point!

There is nobody who has ever engaged this fool who got out of it sane. It must always end in abuses if the person is not tolerant enough.