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Nurse Jaypee retweeted
Nudity is low-key not a big deal to me at all like one time I was at the club and the strap of my dress cut and you could see my entire boob, I just laced it back and moved on with my life.
Then it slipped again and I didn’t notice till some guy pointed it out, I just thanked /1
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
Person where uniform wey dem write “health attendant” on, you dey call am auntie nurse. Oya now.
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
You’ll record men who work in hair salons, men who are tailors, fashion designers, in the creative space, and post their videos online as clickbait, knowing full well that people will try to ridicule them.
You’ve been going to hair salons all your life. You know that a lot of the men who work there are effeminate. You know the same is true of some men in fashion and other creative industries. You know this! So why are you suddenly acting surprised?
There are millions of men who fit your definition of masculinity. Focus on them if you wish, but stop making a spectacle of those who don't.
Stop deliberately singling people out, turning them into content and exposing them to public ridicule simply because they don’t fit your idea of what a man should be.
These people are simply working, earning a living and minding their business. Let them be! Don’t make videos of them.
LEAVE PEOPLE ALONE!!! ❤️
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
Working in healthcare exposes you a lot to our selfish and wicked we can be as a people. It’s very bad walahi
I just saw Agbara Nla & my own takeaway is that @philipolubakin wasn’t acting. Every scene he prayed, I was truly moved & the audience went wild. He truly succeeded in the goal to minister the gospel via the movie cos if I didn’t already attend a church, I’d move to his church.
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Nurse Jaypee retweeted
Agbara Nla, also known as "Ayamatanga" , was a powerful Gospel drama released in 1992 by Mount Zion Films Ministry.
The movie became extremely popular and scared many of us as children. It also brought Mount Zion Films into the limelight.Originally released in Yoruba, its massive success led to a full English version in 1994 titled "The Ultimate Power".
Instead of dubbing or subtitling the original, Evangelist Mike Bamiloye and the team completely reshot the entire film from scratch to reach a wider audience across Nigeria and beyond.
Did this movie scare you as a child too?
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
“God please, let there be light”
“God abeg, don’t let them take this light”
“God, don’t let rain fall so the road will not be bad”
“God, let me wake early so I don’t have to fight for bus”
“God, let my network be good”
If you leave this country ehnn, even God go rest small.
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
They literally locked us out of twitter oo…
Asin, we were using VPN to log into twitter, and twitter influencers couldn’t make money off twitter for 2 years because it was a banned platform.
And you people are using same twitter to campaign for these people?? You’re a Twitter influencer, and you’re using same source of livelihood that was cut out for years, to campaign for them???
Hai! Chineke!
Nurse Jaypee retweeted
That time, if you were on 500k a month, if you save 6 months, you go buy Big daddy Camry.
Woe unto you, APC, woe gidi gan.
