dhiqson:


Not really an anti cultist tune
It's actually saying or better still explaining the process of initiation
It's funny. The school I'm in is where the song originated
And you dare not sing this song there

ubunja:

It's vibey and thumping. It's a hit. Seems like an anti-cultist tune lol. We love it man!!!

What you up to overnight?

MJBOLT:

laycon,Erica and kiddwaya drama comes to mind

fyneguy:


Na big lie. She thought Kidd had more fans outside. That was why she chose him.

When Tbaj and others were evicted, she began to suspect Laycon was strong. She made a move to dump K for Laycon. Laycon rejected her. That was the genesis of the altercation they had.

MJBOLT:

her thoughts are none of my business,we cannot see thoughts but we can see actions and we all saw how laycon was running after her while kiddwaya was smooching and doing all sorts with her,which proves that tweet right.

Martinez39s:
Yeah. It's a hit, and it's related to cult stuff.

Just chilling with my friends, eating and drinking, playing fifa 22 with each other, and watching films. That's how I and my friends have decided to spend our crossover night.

ubunja:
stay safe bro. See you next year.

MJBOLT:

the best place to witness the redpill is in the university,you will see it happen to others and it will happen to you. Unfortunately,most guys end up graduating as simps,na for second year my eye open after I see shege,that time redpill neva even popular sef.

PEOPLE LIKE US CARRY AM FOR BODY FROM NURSERY ONE UNTIL WE FINISH UNI. DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND, WE DECIDED TO DROP GUARD AND EXPERIENCE ROMANCE AND TRUE LOVE AFTER GRAD.
OMOH WE GOT BURNT BEYOND DEFINITION, AND THEN REVERTED TO DEFAULT SETTINGS.
WAY FORWARD NO DEY THAT THING AT ALL.

SankaraSo:
God no Marry
Jesus no Marry
Angels in heaven are Males
12 Disciples Males

But Lekan in Iyana Ipaja start new Opay work, and his next goal is to have girlfriend.

From him N30,000 salary he will pay school fees, buy airtime and even feed the girl.

No be curse be that

Herculex03:


This guy is doing a good job
I just hope it lasts on Twitter because most of his followers are still inside this matrix and can't even ignore a woman

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.

Heryormilekan:


Why you use Lekan nah? You for you use CaveAdullum or Martinez39s

More Wisdom

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.

CaveAdullam:
The old papa I had an encounter with not too long literally sang for me and prayed alongside. Funny papa!

Men should learn doing good to other men no matter her little. It always put a smile on their receiver faces, as if their hope is finally fulfilled.

PS: Do you have hot oil? I want to check something.

Martinez39s:
100%

No.

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.

CaveAdullam:
Why don't you wanna help me? I know you have got good oils. What about a cold oil or a lotion? OK. Please.

RAGGA40:
Cc caveadullam
you ave a point, the rate in which young men are marrying chaffs every saturdays is alarming, you don't managed a marriage on love, one needs enough redpill before committing to women. One of my friend who is an aspiring pastor wants to marry by all means by next year, i'm looking at the guy and i'm like, what's going on. I don't want to depend on salary i want to earn money from different sources.

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.

dhiqson:


Not really an anti cultist tune
It's actually saying or better still explaining the process of initiation
It's funny. The school I'm in is where the song originated
And you dare not sing this song there

TheSTreetman:


Jerry
. You're here.

CaveAdullam:
DAY 365, REDPILL 2021

When fvcking b!tches make sure your heart is in your hands.

Authority: be sharp.

Herculex03:


I disagree
If it's a lady with options she can get more simps to do the spending.
Women just hate been alone,there's is a quote that say in every dealing with a woman never make it boring you can do anything but don't be boring.

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.

luminouz:

Nice one

Imagine giving that to any Nigerian girl for new year Eve...
Your reward would be fat sneer and a derisive look at your 'brokeness' while she breaks up with you by 11:59pm today while she starts the new year with her next option

Martinez39s:
On my way home this morning from the gym close to my place, I boarded an okada. The motorcyclist happened to be one hausa guy I was familiar and cordial with since he and other motorcyclists usually hang around my bus stop and estate gate. They have been there for years now.

While on the speeding bike, he and I were reminiscing on the good gestures of my mother towards them every Christmas. He then jokingly told me "oga, no forget do small Christmas for me" and he laughed. Along the way, when we stopped for me to buy something before finally heading to my house, I gave him the transport fare of #100 and I added #2000, which was all the physical cash I had in my pocket, as a gift.

What really surprised me was the way this man looked at the cash in excitement like he had won a lottery, and he couldn't believe his eyes. He was shocked and riveted to the spot before collecting the money. It was as if no one has given him such sort of gift before. He repeatedly kept thanking me on the way. He kept telling me in excitement that I have really tried for him and he was thinking of going to Ogun state today and my gift will come in handy. After I got down, he repeatedly kept thanking me and he zoomed off. I was enthused to see an elderly man old enough to be my father gyrating like an excited child who finally got for Christmas the big gift he has always wanted.

I didn't want to share, but I just kept reliving that encounter and I couldn't help it.