
My values and principles don’t need a label. SMM. Virtual Assistant. iwrite. Animes. Founder @rootandbloom02 . DM to place order.
Ibadan, Nigeria
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Good day, Don Jazzy. ❤️
My name is Aderinsola, and I’m the founder of Root and Bloom, @rootandbloom02 an already existing hair care brand specialising in herbal hair growth oil, hoping to expand into other hair care products.
I’m reaching out to kindly request financial support to help me expand and scale my business. Root and Bloom has the potential to grow into a bigger brand as reviews have started coming in from previous customers (re-purchase too) and with the right funding, I can improve production, increase stock, strengthen marketing, produce other hair growth products and reach more customers.
I would be incredibly grateful if you could consider supporting my business with funding of ₦2 million. I have a proposal ready to show you how I’ll make use of the money. This support would go a long way in helping me build a sustainable brand and create more opportunities through my business.
Here is my account details: 2131198375
Bello daniella olamide
UBA
Thank you for the amazing work you do and for creating opportunities for people like me. I hope my request receives your kind consideration. 🙏❤️
Guys… help me and tag him eni soribu o. I dey shoot my shot😭🙏🏾
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Please, I’m tagging @DONJAZZY in this post, and I sincerely hope it reaches you. 🙏🥹
My son has enlarged adenoids, and we’ve reached out to parents whose children have undergone the surgery. From what we’ve been told, we need to budget ₦700,000 or more for the surgery and treatment, which is currently beyond what we can afford.
We’ve been managing his condition with medications and steaming, doing the best we can as parents, but we know he needs proper medical attention.
Account details:
8161780330
Opay
Mudashir Nafisat Abidemi
@DONJAZZY, we pray that God touches your heart and uses you to help us give our son the medical care he needs. We would be eternally grateful for any assistance you can offer. May God continue to bless you for the lives you touch. Aameen. 🙏❤️
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I should help you tag Don Jazzy? Who said me sef don’t need help🌚🌚 abih I don’t like 1m, 2m ni… aunty pls move first
Lets do this
If you want Spicy Kilishi and you are in ilorin, Signify here
Lets do 5K Spicy kilishi for 8 people in Ilorin
I sell Garri Combo (Garri ijebu, spicy kilishi and spicy kuli kuli)
And you can as well buy only kilishi, I sell per gram and kh
Prices here👇👇👇
@lauder12
They married ke?
What happened to “she’s for the streets?”. Small small una go know say life no be nollywood🤣🙏🏾
I will do no such thing.
Anybody that gives them means both of us gave them. I’ll never do such thing! Na why dem dey always rubbish women be this.
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The conversation about Oyo State’s future continues! 🗣️
Join us this Saturday on Fresh 105.9 FM’s Political Circuit as we host the 2027 Oyo ADC Gubernatorial Candidate, Olooye Taofeek Adegboyega Adegoke, for an insightful discussion on his manifesto and key programmes.
📅 Saturday, 31st October, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM prompt
Tune in. Listen. Engage. Be part of the conversation!
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I got accepted for the Don Jazzy Tech scholarship I applied for to study AI and automation. This is the first time I’m getting accepted for anything. I’m very pleased, Thank you Don Jazzy 🥺🎉
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Good day, Don Jazzy. ❤️
My name is Aderinsola, and I’m the founder of Root and Bloom, @rootandbloom02 an already existing hair care brand specialising in herbal hair growth oil, hoping to expand into other hair care products.
I’m reaching out to kindly request financial support to help me expand and scale my business. Root and Bloom has the potential to grow into a bigger brand as reviews have started coming in from previous customers (re-purchase too) and with the right funding, I can improve production, increase stock, strengthen marketing, produce other hair growth products and reach more customers.
I would be incredibly grateful if you could consider supporting my business with funding of ₦2 million. I have a proposal ready to show you how I’ll make use of the money. This support would go a long way in helping me build a sustainable brand and create more opportunities through my business.
Here is my account details: 2131198375
Bello daniella olamide
UBA
Thank you for the amazing work you do and for creating opportunities for people like me. I hope my request receives your kind consideration. 🙏❤️
Guys… help me and tag him eni soribu o. I dey shoot my shot😭🙏🏾
Aderinsola💕👑 retweeted
One thing I would like to see more of is women being vocal about their contributions to the family. Not in a condescending or disrespectful way, but simply making sure their contributions are acknowledged. When you contribute to building a family, you or your husband should make it known.
This culture of protecting a husband’s dignity by keeping a wife’s contributions quiet is part of why people come online and act as though women contribute absolutely nothing to their families.
While he was putting most of his income into building a house, you were paying the children’s school fees, sending money to his family or yours, and keeping the household running. While he was saving up to buy a car, you were making sure the house was stocked with food. You were both building that family, just in different ways.
But because people only see the husband’s visible investments, they conveniently ignore the wife’s sacrifices. And when something happens to him, suddenly, everything is described as the product of his sweat, as though his wife was merely a spectator in the life they built together.
This is how society reduces women’s value to childbearing while overlooking their financial and non-financial contributions. It is also why widows and widowers are often treated so differently.
Women need to stop allowing their contributions to become invisible in the name of protecting their husbands’ image. A family is built by a team, and both people’s sacrifices deserve to be acknowledged
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Summary of the Med3 Drama Between Dr Ose and Dr Leah
- While Mummy Zee was getting dragged over her tweet concerning Toluwanisings, an 𝕏 user, Eniola, decided to tell everyone that she had blocked Mummy Zee because she said, “Pregnancy is not a de@th sentence.”
- Dr Ose responded sarcastically, saying men would now tell their wives, “I’m sorry, my dear wifey, the IVF failed. We couldn’t sentence you to de@th this time”
- That tweet did not sit well with Dr Leah, who said Dr Ose was missing the point Eniola was trying to make, as Eniola had explained that her experience during pregnancy felt like a de@th sentence.
-,Dr Leah explained that it was simply a figure of speech used to express how Eniola felt during her pregnancy.
- The two doctors started going back and forth until Dr Ose made another tweet, adding “Dear” while still asking her whether pregnancy was a de@th sentence.
- Dr Leah immediately stated that Dr Ose should not use terms of endearment unless he was close to the person.
- Maxvayshia responded to Dr Leah’s last tweet, explaining that she still had not answered Dr Ose’s question. However, Dr Leah blocked him, and he posted a screenshot.
- Khan responded to Maxvayshia, saying he thought Dr Ose and Dr Leah were cool, so he was shocked that she had warned Dr Ose against using “Dear”
- Dr Ose shared screenshots showing instances where he had used terms of endearment towards Dr Leah without any issues. He then called her a terr!ble person who could throw him under the bus if the need arose.
- Dr Leah explained herself, saying the issue was not the word “Dear” but the context in which it was used, as Dr Ose sounded condesc£nding and dism!ssive in their argument.
- Dr Ose revealed that Dr Leah had supported him with ₦300,000 when he published his book. Maxvayshia immediately told him to refund the money or risk having it used against him.
- Dr Ose then publicly told Dr Leah that he would like to refund the money. Dr Leah expressed her disappointment because she had supported him privately, but told him to reach out to someone else to get her account details.
- Dr Ose refunded Dr Leah’s ₦300,000, saying he did not want any further disrespect and would not like to continue the back-and-forth.
- Wizarab then sent Dr Ose ₦300,000 to replace the money he had refunded.
May the best doctor win!!!
Koni dafun eh. Oni jere. Oni sorire. Oni ri batise. Oni ri ona gbe gba. Oni laluyo. Aro e a gbona mon ee, osan ee a jo e lara, ale ee gan oni suwon. Ofo, adanu koh ma je ti ee. Ti o ba ku di ee ki o bo yo, olohun a pe s’odo. Amin ase. Oloriburuku omo ofo!
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