Off to Samarkand, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Repping Nigeria 🇳🇬 + Africa at the FIDE Grand Swiss ♟️ Time to give it my all 💪🏾✨ #TennysonOlisa #chess #Nigeria

📍Samarkand, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 #TennysonOlisa

Good luck Tennyson Ewomazino Olisa, on your match today against GM Saleh in round 1 of the FIDE Grand Swiss 2025. The entire OLCC and chess lovers all across the country are rooting for you. I, for one, have my board ready and will be following every move. Get 'em champ! 🇳🇬♟️

Listening to JayZ is therapeutic

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ajibade 😍 Temi Ajibade Don Eazi #LoveIsEazi …F.Ote💲

Day 3.

Punish disobedience, help through mistakes. This is my dynamic mantra for parenting. If they make a mistake (intent is key), it's an opportunity to teach something new and help them figure out how to correct it (if possible). If they disobey, boundaries need to be enforced.

1,2,3...

Assume a virtue if you have not Or better yet, here's a verse from Hamlet

Imagine a country where the average IQ of a soldier is above 100. A country where the average military man is at least on the academic level of a sharp SSS3 student. Order and discipline are concepts that flow naturally from a sound mind. Our military needs a serious revamp!

Our military should reflect the best of us, not the worst. If the average soldier can’t write a formal letter or solve basic algebra, then we’re no better off than relying on militias. People below a certain IQ/education level have no business holding guns or securing anybody

In Burkina Faso today, it was a soldier, Capt. Traitor, who stepped up. True military ideals forge boys into men, with excellence demanded, not optional. If our soldiers can’t pass a basic math test, then our foundation is weak. Can’t trust the morals from an unsound soldier.

It’s shameful to see international media framing Nepal’s Gen Z protest as merely against the social media ban. That’s not what it is about. The protest was—and still is—against a corrupt system, unchecked government privileges, and years of exploitation. Reducing it to just the

Who paid for Nepal’s ‘revolution’? Amazing insight👇🏼

Polgar Positionally Punishes Englishman's English youtu.be/0u3V1yQs_Mw

People think blind people “see black.” But black is still a color, a visual concept. If you’ve never had sight, it isn’t black or dark, it’s nothing, or something we can not know. Which is wild, because if we can’t even imagine that, who then is really blind?

Reminds me of UNN admission lists.

Accountability is a trait that’s lacking in many young people today. And that’s because we allow it, even sorta promote it If you hold someone accountable now, it’s seen as controlling. Calling someone out on their bad behavior is you being bad vibes Oh well, e dey e dey show

There’s this chap that carted away with my 2m sometime in ‘21 in the name of music promotion. I don dey set him pass since him no know. The matter don cool for him head now but he doesn’t know he’s about to have the worst 3months of his life starting next week. We dey.

It’s unfortunate that people claim they want peace and love, yet only react with urgency when ruthlessness joins the mix. It is what it is in the end—wahala for who no rugged.