I’ve been single for so many years. At first, I loved it. I found peace. I found happiness. I rediscovered who I was outside of a relationship and learned what I truly enjoy. I became comfortable with my own company. But lately, something has changed. I’m not just alone anymore I’m lonely. I’ve done the healing, enjoyed the freedom, and embraced the growth. Now I’m at a point where I’m tired of doing everything by myself. Dating these days can feel exhausting and overrated, but I still believe there’s someone out there for me. Someone I can laugh with, build with, pray with, and share life with. I’m not looking for someone to complete me I already know who I am. It would just be nice to have someone to experience this journey with.

25 in a bit🥹

I’ve long held the conviction that Nigerians, no matter our ethnic backgrounds whether Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Middle beltans, Ijaws or any other share a deeper bond of care and affection for one another than we often acknowledge. The powerful show of unity in response to xenophobic attacks has once again highlighted this truth. As soon as we learn of a fellow Nigerian facing mistreatment, discrimination, or injustice, ethnic lines instantly fade away. We don’t pause to inquire about their origins. Instead, we come together swiftly, offering defense, raising their concerns, and extending massive support. These moments reveal that our common ties run far deeper than our differences. Underneath our diversity lies a collective identity, a shared sense of pride, and a mutual resolve to protect and uplift each other. Let us strive to sustain this same spirit of togetherness even when there is no immediate crisis. A united people are difficult to overcome. Together, we stand stronger. Together, our voices carry further. And together, we send a clear message to the world and to our leaders: an assault on any Nigerian is an assault on all of us. Let’s channel this same spirit to fight for better governance and end insecurity in our land.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🙌🏽

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I can’t wrap my head around this, even though it makes no sense. These animals kidnapped a retired General, not some cadet o. A full General along with his wife. They recorded a humiliating video of them, then killed him. And the entire Arewa community has remained completely silent. Yet just days ago, the government went ahead and integrated 720 repentant Boko Haram members into society in Borno. The very same kind of people who murdered that General. Wallahi, Nigeria doesn’t feel like a real country anymore. This has to be someone else’s nightmare we’re trapped in.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤦🏽‍♀️

Lord Jesus 🥺🙏🏼

Why can't good people just meet good people? 😭😭😭

Jos weather that welcomed me home Love it 🥰

Some headaches na water dey cure am

Being with a man that loves you is such a top-tier feeling ngl😌 I recommend

I remember when I first joined X (Twitter), I had barely 1,000 followers. Back then, I was simply being myself. Some people encouraged me, while others questioned why I spent so much time on the app. A few people close to me couldn’t see the vision and thought I was just making noise online. But some people believed in me from the very beginning. My dad was my number one supporter. Every milestone, every new follower count, every achievement, I shared with him. I’ll also always be grateful to my boyfriend, now my fiancé, who paid for my first X Premium (Blue Tick) subscription in 2022 and believed in my growth when it mattered most. Their support helped keep me going. ❤️ The journey wasn’t always easy. I’ve faced criticism, lost relationships, and dealt with people who didn’t understand the opportunities this platform was creating for me. Some were supportive, while others were envious. But I kept showing up. Today, I’m celebrating 40,000 followers on X. And we’re only getting started. EeevaJames❤️

My paper “Impact of Climate Change on Military Operations” has been accepted for presentation and publication. Y’all can’t deny that I’m that “beauty with brains” babe.

If you want to know a typical example of people wey their brain dey malfunction, just meet the Hausa people in Jos. One judge cashed out and used a court ruling to grant them indigenous certificate status for Jos North, and they have been celebrating. Oya, make we dey watch whether na that same judge go issue indigenous certificates to all of una. Even the governor said the only status that can be given to you non-indigenous people is “legalized settlers”. Wawayu! 😂

People post their best moments and you envy them. If you know their worst moments, you will withdraw your envy.

And sometimes you just need a good……

Tribalism: whether ethnic, political, religious, or cultural must end in our generation. For decades it has kept our country backwards, turning potential allies into enemies and wasting our energy on division while real problems grow worse. We cannot continue passing this hatred to our children. It produces nothing but pain and stagnation.

I'm so shy walking in public, God I need a black Range Rover 🥹