Yayo way o 🔥🔥🔥

Tems 👌🏾

I deeply admire peace in a person. If you have a peaceful spirit, don’t let the world harden you, your presence is needed more than you know.

To interact with Nigerians is to interact with people who have meekly accepted a future of of mediocrity; I call this mindset, "it is wellism". This isn't a nation that will be saved by crowds, but by a few visionaries.

I’m making these tweets to say… real Love and Kindness will always birth greatness… especially in an industry that lacks it. There’s too much negative energy flying around and it shows.

being less impulsive with your emotions & being able to control your words + actions is always going to keep you at a high level.

And the people I’m most worried about are the younger generation. Cos what do they have to look forward to that is genuinely African? All this money worship that we choose to call art now? Haba. I’m not even saying let’s die it, just let’s allow alternatives thrive. That’s all.

I’m not participating in it.

“so i found this very lovely sample …” (ft. two Show Dem Camp songs 👀😼) 🤤🤟🏽🥁🔥

Good algo

"Africa will never develop in the next 100 years, if you care about your life, leave and forget it." Is the same thing as "This gothic cathedral will never be finished in the next 100 years, let's just spend the money on ourselves now" In an attempt to sound smart and

Do it anyway

I want to read a deep dive into the effects of malnutrition in Nigeria and how it will influence the basic understanding, assimilation and logic of Nigerians in the next decade.

This is the tweet "Learned helplessness" is the real problem Nigerians have - Both in terms of self-belief and knowledge of how to effectively organise & act & their politicians know it too - Notice their messaging has not been "the people will vote for us" but "You can't win"

A true love for art develops into love for people

People who only listen to objectively good music scare me... like not even a lil commercial trash album here and there... where is your humanity... where is your freedom ?

shoutout Jesus fr

Will Manidis He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18 2-4) It is literally a requirement, to be exact, to sit at the hand of

“The industry is fake , dark” but you still de there for more than 5 years , dem tie you ? De go now Abi