Olamide retweeted
The poor are addicted to entertainment.
The ambitious are addicted to information.
The rich are addicted to execution.
Olamide retweeted
The question was answered. The money was for the building of the houses, Wike's some is the one in charge of the project.
The question you should be asking is why EFCC has refused to act on a petition sent to them since Dec 2025 on same matter.
Wike’s son’s case was heard again in court yesterday, but one major question has remained unanswered.
If Jordans contribution to the Joint Venture was land, why exactly did the claimant allegedly give Wike’s son $2.1m?
What exactly was this money for?!
Also why did the claimant pay in cash? Is it even legal to move such amount of money in cash?
That sum can buy prime land in any part of Nigeria, and the developer wouldn’t need to get into a joint venture with anyone.
Olamide retweeted
@YouVersion didn’t ask, but I crocheted it anyway.
Or maybe the setup is just bad and as a result, individual weaknesses are well highlighted – at Ikeja, Nigeria
Whenever Reggie Watson has the ball, I dont even bother looking forward. He's going to do the simplest side or back pass.
Only Barco is progressing the ball. Gusto smoked weed before this game.
Estevao is a highlight player. Gittens is far from chelsea level.
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They play sustainable football. Even if they don't win today's game, it will not matter in the long run. – at Ikeja, Nigeria
Olamide retweeted
A first world citizen is complaining about a $60 dollar shirt from a global brand like Nike, but my fellow third world citizens of Nigeria (the poverty capital of the world) would tell you that you're not the target audience, when you complain about the over priced "street wear" local brands sell.
Hey @Nike and @DICKS…
If you’re wondering why y’all’s quarterly earnings stunk and your stock is getting pummeled…
This might be one of the reasons…
I’m on a business trip and forgot to bring a simple workout T-shirt. I found a Dicks Sporting goods store close to me, walked in and headed for the Nike athletic wear section. I picked it up and looked on the price tag….
$60.
Sixty bucks!? For a simple. One color, polyester t-shirt.
Y’all….It’s a T-SHIRT.
A cheap, little polyester t-shirt that cost you around $5 for some 12 year old kid in Vietnam to make.
For context. I make a pretty good living. Money isn’t a huge concern for my wife and I.
I saw that price and asked the sales lady if it was a mistake. She said it wasn’t.
I walked out the door.
It’s a Nike T-shirt.
Not a Ralph Lauren Polo or some higher end brand.
Here’s the crazier part. I drove down the street to @Dillards and guess what the non discounted Ralph Lauren Polo T-shirt’s were? $55.
Maybe it’s just me.
But you’re NIKE.
There’s no way…I mean NO WAY, I’m buying a polyester t-shirt for $60.
Olamide retweeted
We cannot have a functional country when internet fraud is normalized by blogs for engagement. @officialEFCC please investigate not only the criminals in the video but the blogs promoting and normalizing their activities. It is harmful to Nigeria.
