Talk about getting worse and toxic, I'm not the one who supports a narco-president select whose selection through the most shameful election in recent memory has already thrown the country into multi-layered chaos and polarization. I’m not the one who spreads APC propaganda...

https://twitter.com/cappadiszle/status/1635229072375824386

... You would also quickly jump on any ridiculous justification INEC and APC make for that fraud election without thinking.
I'm not also one of the people who want the Igbos ejected from Lagos, I’m not a part of any tribal hate, and I have not threatened any voter...

Some people try to compare the Oluorogbo martyrdom to Jesus Christ’s execution.

I have heard even Ooni Ogunwusi say this, I think it's disingenuous and disrespectful to Moremi and Oluorogbo.

The people of Ife were being invaded, there was an existential threat to a people. Moremi, a queen, sacrificing Oluorogbo, a prince to save “subjects” was remarkable and unheard of.

Usually, royalty doesn't die for peasants, peasants usually die for royalty.

So, Oluorogbo’s death strikes me as a remarkable sacrifice.

Capitalism is a distraction from the government, the system.
You struggle all your lives hoping to make millions and billions.
You are cool with not having the basic amenities that the government should be providing you.
No light, just buy a big Generator, bad roads, buy a jeep. You fix the big problems for yourself on an individual level, hell yea, you can afford it, for now.
They pitch a few poster boys, you admire their lives, you want to be like that billionaire, this billionaire so you keep at it.

The needless massacres allegedly carried out by the Jewish warrior deity Yahweh portray the opposite of the ”God is love” narrative that modern admirers of this deity won't stop peddling.
The book ”drunk with blood” by Steve Wells discusses these massacres at length. These are Bible talking points for Christians today and it's crazy that these people don't see anything wrong with these senseless killings, especially coming from an omnibenevolent deity who has a whole universe to run.

Christian movies about Rapture gave me a full-blown anxiety problem as a child.
Heavy storms terrified me, honking sounds terrified me, randomly coming across 666 in a math problem gave me weird feelings.

American kids were watching Star Wars, we were watching Ibere Opin Aiye. My friends in deeper life homes didn't even have TVs in their homes because Daddy Kumuyi has outlawed it.
We all know how imaginative children can be, the imagination you feed in your children is very crucial to their mental development.

Now let's talk about the most contradictory and most confused people these days who call themselves "Muslim Feminists". Separately I love Muslims and I care about Feminists, but I don't rate people who represent contradicting ideologies. The fancy tags people give themselves on Twitter can be somewhat funny and interesting, Bibliophile, Sapiophile Hedonist, 🤣🤣🤣. Even i have a couple of those in my Bio, young people, trying to find our identifies, the Twitter Bio tags and their evolution makes a lot of sense.

The Hadiths contain lots of beautiful words of wisdom, I am very sure that this is where all the knowledgeable and educated Muslims get all their wisdom from, in fact Muhammad was indeed a very smart man. Satan has caused a lot of problems for mankind, and Muhammad the prophet of Islam has really nailed this problem for us by telling us all the plans of Satans, along with many other wise advises on how to deal with life and how to repel the attacks of Satan.

Olodumare (Orisa Oke), the supreme being in the Yoruba pantheon of gods makes more sense and is more inclusive than Abrahamic gods like Yahweh and Allah. I would like to reiterate my stance, I do not believe in divinity of any kind but I appreciate great myths, especially when these myths and religions have a relatively peaceful undertone and are more realistic, non sadistic and certainly not monotheistic.