I'm into feminism. Screenwriter. Blogger - Happy Noisemaker. Madam SHEO - @saltandtruth. 1/2 of @ISWISPodcast.
Sep 27, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Nobody wants to say it so I’ll say it. Men are terrible at being active role models to teenage boys and young men because they think of nurturing as a feminine quality, and you can’t do that kind of work WELL without nurturing. There is no hack
Nurture is time. It’s why manosphere content -those hundreds of hours of video as well as the communities (that they’re spending time on) work so well. You can’t be a role model with one lunch every 4 months.
Mar 5, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Anybody that benefits from the current lagos status quo will pretend to be obtuse about the governments shortcomings, and I don’t just mean APC members and supporters.
Contractors, compromised career civil servants and the families they support, friends who enjoy having their “person” in office for the optics and bragging rights etc can not see the upside of a 24 year hegemony being broken.
Jan 29, 2022 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Money worship is finishing Nigeria. Like the country's social and moral fabric is SO fucked up, CHILDREN are killing, maiming, and doing fraud just to get money.
And who has the right to correct them? Parents are dishonest, religious leaders are worshipping money and pandering to corrupt, disgusting, wicked political leaders who DEFINE immorality. It is insane
Jun 2, 2021 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Another day to remind people that an emboldened, horrifically violent Lagos NURTW, poor public infrastructure, opaque state finances, and a rigged civil service (amongst many more atrocities) is the legacy of Bola Ahmed Tinubu
If you want a proper audit of his legacy, find 20 children born and raised in each of the 37 local governments of Lagos state in 1999 when he took office. They must have only used public healthcare, education, transportation etc. Not one drop of private anything oh.
Apr 11, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
We are such rude, rude people.
Nigerians are not brought up well contrary to all the talk about home training. Ahn ahn
Derogatory and hurtful comments on people's weight, hair, clothes, food are considered a right. Bad, bad behavior.
"Me, I must say my mind"
Terrible behaviour
Apr 8, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Nigerians will struggle to give birth to children, struggle and use all their money to send those children to private schools since the government won’t provide good schools. The children will struggle to build something in one of the worst countries in the world to do business
They will even put their country on the global map. Get adoration across the globe. Solve major problems.
Then when they’re just getting into their stride the Nigeria. government will create regulation solely to destroy the business.
Nov 7, 2020 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Nigeria's lack of a formal welfare state harms many children. Kids who lose both parents, or have parents that cannot care for them (abuse, neglect, mentally incapacitated) are at the mercy of luck, and there is no luck for poor Nigerian children.
I think about it a lot. There is no good or great society that does not make SOME sort of well thought out provision for the least of us. It shows a thoughtlessness and casual cruelty that will definitely run through society.
Nov 5, 2020 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Imagine sitting under the spiritual authority of someone who’s thinking aligns with Trump on social issues. Look at how TBN and CBN staples that have been coming to Nigeria and Africa REGULARLY have made a mockery of their faith over Donald.
So what is the truth? Is it okay to lie, cheat, evade taxes, be a slum lord, be racist, use public office for self enrichment, ignore science and place people in danger, lack tact and diplomacy, be divisive... is that Christian?
What is the truth?
Oct 16, 2020 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
Good morning
We go again to #EndSARS
We need more than promises and words. We need actions.
We need the government, at state and federal levels to give us actionable timelines and deadlines on investigations and inquiry panels.
That digitalisation of the NPF is a must. Before the end of the year each and every police officer in this country must be registered. Because now they are claiming “no SARS will be part of the new tactical team” how do you people know many officers across the country dey SARS?
And they don’t need more time than that. No argue. It can be done
Oct 13, 2020 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
"You people are not saying what you want"
"Some of your demands will take much longer time"
We gave you 5 years, of begging and screaming to do the bare minimum, and now you want us to wait for absolute reform.
- Within the next 24 hours get every single SARS official off the streets. Every single officer must wear a uniform with their name and ID number clearly displayed
Lagos is extremely dirty. And we spend too many hours in traffic.
I’m really happy to pay for my own fucking wifi if you can keep the streets clean and expand transportation networks so I’m not spending 5 hours a day on a 1 hour round trip journey.
You can’t risk sending your child to the horrible public primary school near you so you’re paying exorbitant fees for a good primary school and your baby is sitting in traffic for 3 hours everyday but the people running for office think what you care about is free fucking WiFi.