Let me tell you guys a story:
When I met my wife in 2018, I had just started my freelancing career on Fiverr. I got my first break & made my first $1000. When she came to visit me for the first time, she didn't see me hurrying to work. I was simply on my laptop, writing... As a very wise woman, she asked me instantly, "David, what do you do for a living? Are you a Yahoo boy?" I laughed and told her I was a freelancer. She demanded to see everything and I showed her my Fiverr account. And I showed her my correspondence with my clients...

Baba Ijesha's case was simple. He was lured into a trap and he fell for it. Never mind that this trap was probably set for him due to misgivings that he may have had with Princess and Iyabo Ojo.

Still, he has been sentenced. Hopefully, he learns a lesson or two. Be a step ahead Trust Nigerians to miss the main point in this tweet. As usual.

MKO Abiola was a philanthropist, he was also likable and perhaps one of Nigeria's most leading political figures in history. People voted for him massively, but that was simply because they believed in his generosity.

However, no one knew the actual source of his wealth. MKO Abiola was so rich that people believed he could never steal public funds. That was how his campaign thrived. MKO was loved. MKO was revered. But in a country that was desperate to get out of military rule, and to get the tanks off the road. No one cared about his source.

Waking up to tweets from Wizkid FC going on and on about Toni Braxton getting 60% of the earnings of Last Last is just funny.

You should be more worried about Wizkid's new album. Will it reach the high bar that Burna Boy has set? Or will it be a colossal flop like MIL? Burna Boy's #LOVEDAMINI is a broad album. It covers basically all spheres of life. From hope to poverty to justice to love. Here's an album that will win a couple of Grammys, just the way you go to pick tomatoes in the market.

Your MIL struggled to get nominated and still lost.