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Black masculine identity as currently performed was largely designed by people who needed Black men to be physically useful and intellectually dormant. The community that internalized that design now enforces it socially on the men who refused it.

We don’t chase, We build and attract butterflies to the garden ✨

Omo Yoruba You no lie

Thank you I made a Rap Rock Record titled “OUTLAW” You guys should check it out I’ll drop the link below 👇🏽

it’s fucking good.

Facts 💯💯💯

Life on the Road, move mad

I dont think it is wise/cool to brag about taking over another person's indigenous land. "We own this place", "we own all the buildings in this place & the people have nothing". If someone says that to my people in Southern Kaduna, I will be rightly incensed. Wisdom should lead.

When Peter Obi first became Governor, he was invited to an official meeting in Abuja. His aides prepared a list of about 30 people to accompany him, just as was customary for governors at the time. Another invitation came, and once again he traveled with a large entourage. By the third or fourth trip, however, Obi began to question the huge amount of money being spent on these journeys. He felt it was excessive and unnecessary. It was not his personal money being spent—it was government money, and the expenditure was legally approved. Yet, to Obi, it represented wasteful spending of public funds. He called his staff and requested a detailed list of everyone who traveled with him, along with their specific responsibilities. After reviewing the list, he concluded that most of the tasks assigned to those individuals were things he could handle himself. He even insisted on carrying his own bag rather than assigning someone to do it for him. He also reviewed the security arrangements. Instead of paying for multiple security personnel to travel back and forth at government expense, he reasoned that it would be more cost-effective to coordinate with the Inspector General of Police and use security personnel already available at his destination. Through this culture of prudence and careful management of public resources, Peter Obi was able to leave Anambra State with substantial savings, clear outstanding debts, invest heavily in schools and hospitals, pay workers’ salaries, pensions, and gratuities, and undertake major infrastructure projects. Under his administration, Anambra also recorded significant improvements in educational performance. This is the candidate we are presenting to Nigerians. We have taken the time to examine his record, his leadership style, and his achievements in public office. After careful consideration, we believe he stands out as one of the most capable leaders among those seeking public office. May Almighty Allah grant him the opportunity to serve Nigeria and the wisdom and strength to lead the country towards progress and prosperity. Ameen.

Stupid people are dangerous to everyone even themselves

Lori iro Dey play Make ATIKU better beg PO for Vp

Being rich must be nice, I’m here imagining flying to NY to party with locals for a week.

Shey my eyes Dey pain me ni ???

The average Nigerian politician sees Peter Obi as a direct threat to their source of livelihood. It unsettles them that a man who has conquered greed could step into the arena. Their greatest shock is discovering they cannot dig up dirt on him. That failure is a major blow to their playbook. Hence, the relentless campaign of calumny against him.

Na so Your oga score card last I checked is -8/10 Make Peter Obi run am, leave am for us

Femo That your grandpa for Aso Rock Dey comot next year sha Make e go rest for elderly home