izzou:



I actually wanted to experience it, but omoh...I dey shiver like this.

Nobody has a car here. How you wan take drive am? That okada in the picture was the only one i saw

Rain fall and e still dey fall. 9pm na Wakekeeping service, but i fit just go sleep.

As soon as dem lay am to rest, I am running for my life.

Let there be sunshine tomorrow, Lord!

izzou:



I actually wanted to experience it, but omoh...I dey shiver like this.

Nobody has a car here. How you wan take drive am? That okada in the picture was the only one i saw

Rain fall and e still dey fall. 9pm na Wakekeeping service, but i fit just go sleep.

As soon as dem lay am to rest, I am running for my life.

Let there be sunshine tomorrow, Lord!

izzou:



I actually wanted to experience it, but omoh...I dey shiver like this.

Nobody has a car here. How you wan take drive am? That okada in the picture was the only one i saw

Rain fall and e still dey fall. 9pm na Wakekeeping service, but i fit just go sleep.

As soon as dem lay am to rest, I am running for my life.

Let there be sunshine tomorrow, Lord!

pocohantas:


What do you need a car for?
But person wey go make me cross water on that canoe. Hmm! Even if na husband, e better make menopause meet me o.

Itsrm:


This person must be really important. God know say I no fit do this kind waka for anybody.

izzou:



I actually wanted to experience it, but omoh...I dey shiver like this.

Nobody has a car here. How you wan take drive am? That okada in the picture was the only one i saw

Rain fall and e still dey fall. 9pm na Wakekeeping service, but i fit just go sleep.

As soon as dem lay am to rest, I am running for my life.

Let there be sunshine tomorrow, Lord!

Itsrm:


I can relate.

Back in the days, I've gone to Escravos from Warri a couple of times and Bayelsa to Brass. The journey is not for the faint hearted. Sometimes you experience waves especially when another boat is coming in the opposite direction.

The probability of rain falling especially during the rainy season is really high. I'm surprised they didn't give you guys a tapolyn to cover your head.

raumdeuter:


There are some places I travelled to in Nigeria that I will wonder to myself that if something happen to me here, No one will even trace me there and Otilor be that

I went to Escravos Bonny etc we dey enter town to go shop for "softwares" for Finima that time wey militancy dey hot

In Bauchi I don go one village wey be say na Okada f 3hrs dey get there otherwise na 9-11 lorries on Tuesday and Saturday(Market days)

That yellow jerry can shey na Gbola be that

izzou:



I actually wanted to experience it, but omoh...I dey shiver like this.

Nobody has a car here. How you wan take drive am? That okada in the picture was the only one i saw

Rain fall and e still dey fall. 9pm na Wakekeeping service, but i fit just go sleep.

As soon as dem lay am to rest, I am running for my life.

Let there be sunshine tomorrow, Lord!

raumdeuter:


There are some places I travelled to in Nigeria that I will wonder to myself that if something happen to me here, No one will even trace me there and Otilor be that

I went to Escravos Bonny etc we dey enter town to go shop for "softwares" for Finima that time wey militancy dey hot

In Bauchi I don go one village wey be say na Okada f 3hrs dey get there otherwise na 9-11 lorries on Tuesday and Saturday(Market days)

That yellow jerry can shey na Gbola be that

I saw the real picture of ABJECT POVERTY.

Bringing development to this community is a challenge. I am not justifying the misappropriation by the government, but this place is a challenge

They dont have good water. I trek almost 2km to buy Coke.

We dey see bad governance and we dey complain.
Some people no even know wetin be governance sef.

My eyes have seen!

izzou:


I saw the real picture of ABJECT POVERTY.

Bringing development to this community is a challenge. I am not justifying the misappropriation by the government, but this place is a challenge

They dont have good water. I trek almost 2km to buy Coke.

We dey see bad governance and we dey complain.
Some people no even know wetin be governance sef.

My eyes have seen!

Ibime:


I would advise you to spend the night than ply that East-West road after the funeral. Make Ahoada and Ndoni boys no turn you to corpse or kidnap victim. That journey na day time journey only

liveLongNprospa:

Lool escravos days.
Using massive boats to get to work.
Atleast I only encountered minor security threat once and those navy guys with us helped to handle it.

Fun times😁

Itsrm:


My brother, i did not find anything fun in it

I used to prefer going to Forcados because Shell always provided a chopper but Chevron will never.

I no miss anything about those days.

izzou:


Yeah. I can't leave now even if i want. You can only leave through the boats, and they have closed.

When I came, i used the East-West road, entered Kaima and exited at Yenagoa junction

I heard tomorrow is Sanitation, so movement starts by 10am.

I would try my best to leave this creek and get to Nembe before 10

Take a bus to Opollo junction, and take another to Yenagoa (Agofure Motors)..

Tomorrow, i must enter Lagos abeg

UYEMDO35:
I got an urgent call and i left my phone at home on getting to were I was going, l later discover that I didn't go with my phone......
On returning home the were everyone at home were looking at me was kind of strange... I never knew my younger brother knows d pin on my phone... I was kind of shocked when he told me that mum wanted to make an urgent call and she has no airtime
on her phone so dey decided to make use of my phone.... I don't even know what prompt my younger brother to open my (vault) how he got the password of my phone is still strange to me....
Immediately he got access to the (Vault) he open all d porn video and shouted as soon as he saw it..... That prompt and called the attention of everyone and now everybody are on my neck.

My brother don spoil my package....... Me that dey all know as Pastor.

Though! I don't watch porn video, it has been on my phone for long perhaps I even thought I deleted it.

Right now, am still looking at my brother, I don't even know what to do to him.....

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

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DECOLONIZATION OF AFRICAN NAMES

"Names are marks of cultural identity. One's name identify where one comes from, the language one speaks and who one is. This is why Europeans have European names, Arabs have Arabic names.

Likewise, Africans have African names. Before the invasion of Africa by Europeans and Arabs with Christianity and Islam, Africans named their children with African names. In Africa, names are significant.

Names are not given any how. African names have special meanings. Africans give their children names based on events and circumstances that surround their births.

During slavery, African slaves were forcefully christened European names during baptism into Christianity while Moslem slaves were given Arabic names - names that DO NOT HAVE MEANING to Africans.

This is still being practised among African Christians and Muslims today.

Christianity and Islam were brought to obliterate African culture and one of the means of doing that is to give Africans Christian and Islamic names. Christianity came with European culture while Islam came with Arabic culture.

Religion is an instrument of cultural war. This is why African men and women who get converted to Christianity and Islam are given Christian or Islamic names.

European and Arab names are slave names. They remain the indelible marks of slavery because it was during slavery that Africans were forced to take foreign names.

In 1969, while in Los Angeles to tour and record Koola Lobitos, Fela dropped his given middle name of "Ransome" which he said was a SLAVE NAME, and took the name "Anikulapo" (meaning "he who carries death in his pouch).

A slave name according to Wikipedia is 'the personal name given by others to an enslaved person, or a name inherited from enslaved ancestors.'

In the 1960s Africans in the diaspora in the Americas who were seeking a reconnection to their African cultural roots changed their slave names and took African names.

Similarly, the descendants of Muslim Arab and Christian Europeans living in Africa have Arabic and European names which shows their roots. Our tribal names are our identity.

We must not allow them to be taken away from us. Let's give our children names in our languages in order to preserve our identity. For a man without an identity is like a tortoise 🐢 without a shell"

-- Afrikan Native via FB

Amigoss:
Got caught,quickly returned to Nigeria.Pressure ti wa

airmark:


I can't find this tweet again.

Emaprince:
unless he isn't the one that wheel chairs..... I'm wondering why he would run back to the country so quickly.

Is it to lie and make it seem like he was never out of the country? What is he trying to cover?


These people in power are toying with every ones intelligence.

Amigoss:
Dem don pressure am to delete it