My audition to use this as a replacement for my pinned tweet because life has evolved and so have i. My name is Aisha Suleiman, but you can call me Eeman if you’re looking for a lazier way to pronounce my name in full. 😌

Communication & Partnership Manager 📍Abuja

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One of my friend told me that he wanted to do something, and I tried to advise him against it. He insisted that he wanted to do it anyway, so I left him to his decision. A few days later, he came back and said that a minister had told him that he shouldn’t have done it either. As I no be minister na, you ignore my advice 🤷‍♀️ I’ve been dragging him since yesterday 😂💀

Y’all already know which one is staying for me

I genuinely don’t understand why this has to “close the door for others.” If a person has wronged you, address that person directly and leave everyone else out of it. I’m honestly tired of the concept of one person’s actions being used to punish an entire group. If one person disappointed you; let the consequences be theirs. Why should other people lose an opportunity because of it? 🤧

Help me add corn 🌽 abeg, I never chop since I start this journey 😭🤲🏾 make I no go die for haram.

This is an excerpt from your current read?🙂 Tell us the tittle of the book please.

Kartoffel🙂

Someone should please explain this to me.

Last month, I was invited to speak to a group of high school girls about policy, and I left the room thinking about how much I would have loved to have a conversation like that when I was their age. I structured the session around issues they already understood within their everyday environment because the goal was to make policy feel less like an abstract concept and more like something that actually affects their lives. I guess I achieved that because they were SO engaged. By the end of the session, I had received quite a number of policy recommendations from them about their schools and Nigeria as a whole. Most of which were driven more by emotion than actual data, but I get it. 😂 It was such an interesting conversation, and a reminder that young people are capable of engaging with policy much earlier than we sometimes assume.

I’ve been to Lagos three times and I have never tried ewa agoyin. The funniest part is that every time I go to Lagos, it’s always on my list of things to try out, but somehow it just doesn’t happen.

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Someone please help me understand Tanzania 🙏🏽

I dey my bed. Make Una no stress me 😂

Happy New Year 🎆

Personal life pressure >>> peer pressure Temi yemi😂🤲🏾

Ya Shafi🥹 December 2020 - January 2021 I cannot forget this season of my life, never!