• 1. When you want to borrow the money, be as humble as possible.

    In fact, if you have to fall in love with them to get the money, do it.

    2. Thank them well even when you have no intention of giving them the money back.

    But they don’t know that.

    3. For the first few days (or weeks) after borrowing the money, stay loyal.

    You gotta make them feel comfortable.

    4. When they ask you when you plan to return the money, never be straightforward.

    If you’re in love it’s perfect. They won’t ask.

    5. When they ask you for collateral for this money.

    Give nothing!

    Now to the hiding:

    6. Make your Instagram account private.

    Do not let them see you flexing.

    7. If they’re on your Twitter timeline, you can’t tweet or even ‘lol’ at tweets.

    Just save your fire tweets as drafts and ask God for help to gather the money.

    8. When your phone is ringing and it’s them, do not pick.

    Like, don’t touch the phone.

    9. After a while, pick up and tell them your phone fell in the toilet or that you’ve been sick.

    That scores you sympathy points or you can just say “I didn’t see your missed call”.

    10. When they start shouting for their money, get angry too.

    “Is it because of ordinary 45 million naira?”

    11. If they catch you at a lit hangout, tell them your rich friend sponsored you.

    Before they start thinking you have money.

    12. When they don’t believe, ask if you can pay in installments.

    1 million naira now, 44 million in 50 years.

    13. But you already know it’s safer to avoid lit hangouts and just follow them online.

    Sorry, but na you owe money.

    14. When you see them walking towards you in public.

    Run! Or hide.

    15. If you think you might never pay them back, block them across the digital universe.

    Just hope they don’t know your house!

    16. Or die.

    That way you win. You never have to pay.
  • On April 28, Tiwa Savage’s husband, Tee Billz had a public meltdown that had us all worried and wondering if his account got hacked. However, Tiwa confirmed that Tee Billz tried to jump off the Lekki-Ikoyi bridge but was rescued and taken to Banky W’s house.

    Tiwa Savage, in an interview with pulse TV shared her own side of the story and addressed the speculations about her marriage.

    She explained how worried she got when she learnt about Tee Billz suicidal rants and how concerned she was for his safety.

    However, she also revealed the problems she faced while in the marriage and how she didn’t want to keep up appearances.

    Fighting back tears, she told the interviewer of the unfortunate miscarriage she had recently.

    In the Interview, Tiwa revealed how Tee Billz stole from her while he was her manager. She fired him just to make things work between them.

    However, as she said, Tee Billz cheated on her frequently and even had a child by another woman during their relationship.

    She also discovered he had ‘interesting’ conversations with another woman which he saved as ‘Edible catering’ on his phone while she was dealing with her miscarriage.

    Tiwa also told of how she caught him doing cocaine and how he had drug and alcohol problems.

    Although she paid off some of his debt which include a Mercedes Benz and Rolex watch, he still incurred a 45 million Naira debt and is currently wanted by the EFCC.

    Although he continued to claim he ‘made her’ and accused her of stealing his manhood and cheating on him, Tiwa said she never cheated on him.

    According to her, the marriage was a mistake and is over. However, she wishes Tee Billz the best and will keep praying for him while she focuses on her son.

    Nigerians showed their support for her.

    And praised her for her strength.

    And for being able to hold it together in the midst of the controversy in her marriage.

    And sent their best wishes to her.

    Even though the interviewer wasn’t professional at all.

    You can watch the full video of the interview here.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O22u_FUkmu8
  • Wizkid is a great musician, no doubt. His music has been getting serious international exposure and recently, he was featured sampled in a Drake single, One Dance, which is currently number 3 on the Billboard hot 100. To add to his many milestones, his Instagram account just got verified.

    He was recently hosted by the president of Sierra Leone and he shared this picture on his Instagram page.

    On, April 28th, Drake’s 4th studio album, VIEWS, was released and it included the single with Wizkid. Wizkid was also credited as a producer on the album.

    Nigerians were happy as expected but some people got a little too excited.

    https://twitter.com/chuuzzy/status/725980215248338944

    And said Wizkid is greater than music legends, Tuface Idibia, D’banj and Femi Kuti.

    Some even ranked him above them.

    And we’re wondering why Wizkid is being compared to Femi Kuti, who boasts 4 Grammy nominations.

    Or D’banj, P-Square and Tuface who were the Nigerian musicians that paved the way for international collaborations.

    When people compare Wizkid to Fela but still couldn’t hear his verse on the song.

    Even if One Dance ever gets nominated for a Grammy, people shouldn’t sha forget the difference between an actual collaboration and a sample.

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  • 1. When their aim is always to become the madam of the house.

    Mission Impossible.

    2. How they plot to steal their madam’s husband.

    It must happen.

    3. The official Nollywood housegirl hairstyle:

    What is a comb?

    4. Nollywood housegirls and amebo.

    Always with the housegirl next door.

    5. When they go out with their fellow house girls.

    Hot sturvs.

    6. When they always wear bum shorts to clean the house.

    This your ‘steal the oga’ mission sha.

    7. When they are only ever from Calabar.

    Na wa.

    8. When they wait for their oga to be around before coming out in their towel.

    Professional seductress.

    9. The madam, when the housegirl starts vomiting in the morning.

    She cannot just be sick again?

    10. Whenever the gateman tries to toast them.

    Face your gate, biko.

    11. The madam, when they break a plate in the kitchen.

    They must always break plate sha.

    12. What they cook vs. What they let them eat:

    Is it fair?

    13. When one rich man or prince falls in love with them out of nowhere.

    Oshey Cinderella.

    14. The housegirl, when a pastor comes to do deliverance in the house.

    They are always possessed.
  • Nigeria is very hot! And what makes it more unbearable is that there’s no light to even power air conditioners or electric fans. On top of that, there’s no fuel to power generators even though some people have been making false promises. A Twitter user, @Zebbook, shared 11 hilarious responses Nigerians should expect from Nigerian politicians concerning the heat in Nigeria:

    Journalist: “What are your thoughts on this heat Nigerians are complaining about, and what is the government doing about it?”

    2. Lai Mohammed: “This is the result of PDP’s misrule, they stole the ozone layer”.

    3. Femi Adesina: “Mr President promised us change, and that includes change in temperature. Change is here, embrace change”.

    4. Akinwumi Ambode: “We have signed a $10 million deal with LG to install air conditioning across the Lagos skyline”.

    5. Ibe Kachikwu: “I assure you that this heat will disappear by 2pm on 29th May”.

    6. Bukola Saraki: “Tinubu wanted the heat to be more than this, but I opposed him out of my love for Nigeria and that’s why they are witch hunting me”.

    7. Goodluck Jonathan: “The heat was not this bad when I left power, but Nigerians did not appreciate me”.

    8. Adams Oshiomhole: “Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala stole the N100 billion meant for temperature control research”.

    9. Nasir El-Rufai: “We’re in talks with General Electric to see how they can generate power from this heat”.

    10. Rauf Aregbesola: “I just approved payment of January salary so Osun workers can buy hand fans”.

    11. Aliko Dangote: “Next week, we are commissioning the Dangote fan factory. By 2030, Australia will be buying fans from us”.

    12. Ben Bruce: *Tweets* “When Naira is weak and inflation is high automatically there will be heat. This is common sense”.

  • 1. When that friend that never drops money comes on Friday to ask if there is turn up.

    See this one.

    2. When you get to Quilox and the bouncer says the place is full because celebs are around.

    Hay God!

    3. Your face, when a bouncer slaps one of your guys.

    Someone cannot play with you again?

    4. You, showing your guys the best part of the fence to jump in from.

    We must do this turn up.

    5. When they finally let you and your squad enter.

    Yes Lord!

    6. When you hear how much they are selling Rosé but you still act like you’re considering it.

    Just wait first.

    7. When you see the babe you came with rocking Iyanya upstairs in VIP.

    Is this my life?

    8. You and your guys, scanning the area for all the fine babes.

    Let’s plan this thing.

    9. You, when some idiots start breaking bottle and fighting.

    Na wa! Just like that?

    10. When your squad is managing 2 bottles of Henny and you see some Yahoo boys popping basins of Moët.

    Allow us be great, abeg.

    11. When you see your bill after ordering just 3 plates of snail.

    Are you mad?

    12. You, trying to price Olosho.

    How much last?

    13. When you and your guys see the person that sold you fake Henny.

    See the bastard.

    14. When you get home and finally see what Quilox did to your account balance.

    Hay God!
  • When a food lover and chef on Twitter asked Nigerians to share their worst cooking experience, the responses were hilarious as we expected.

    Share your worst cooking disaster

    — Thelmzkitchen (@Thelmzkitchen_) April 27, 2016

    1. This chocolate chip cookie fail.

    https://twitter.com/LamideOB/status/725292750850105344

    2. This person’s palm oil caught fire.

    3. This person made Jollof rice soup.

    https://twitter.com/utibe_/status/725275673821089793

    4. This one about adding Ogbono to Jollof rice.

    5. When your daddy throws soggy semo on your forehead.

    https://twitter.com/LadeKale/status/725278774867181568

    6. This person’s attempt at making fried eggs.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ this was meant to be fried eggs ? pic.twitter.com/NDDMgZ8YDa

    — The Special One (@swaynkaayyy) April 27, 2016

    7. This person that cooked rotten eggs with their Indomie.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ prepared indomie with sardine and a lot of veggies. D last phase was to break egg inside. I neva new d egg was rotten

    — ♥RAIN♥ (@rianatopeyemi) April 27, 2016

    8. The struggle of preparing pap and Custard.

    9. This person that wanted to cook fried noodles.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ used oil instead of water for indomie and fried the whole thing black

    — art (@Vaness_ah) April 27, 2016

    10. This person used kerosene to cook stew.

    11. This person cooked Efo Riro with Ewedu leaves.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ thought ewedu leaf was efo , so I made it normally as efo riro. Suddenly I noticed the efo was slippery. It was a disaster ?

    — Seksan (@diamondsek) April 27, 2016

    12. This person’s ocean of beans and palm oil.

    13. This person mistook Ogbono for crayfish.

    14. The one about making pancakes with semo flour.

    https://twitter.com/meema_ss/status/725269896582565888

    15. This one about an “eggsplosion”.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ I tried to boil my egg in the microwave ( I didn’t put it in water I just dropped the egg ) it exploded ?

    — Gold ✨ (@Wura_ola) April 27, 2016

    16. This one about a chicken coming back to life.

    https://twitter.com/PurpleEllipsis/status/725397785978220545

    17. This person didn’t know chicken had to be boiled before putting in stew.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ I put chicken inside cookin stew (without washing/boiling the chicken)

    Tasted like blood,I was a carnivores animal dat day — that dada guy. (@Josh__IK) April 27, 2016

    18. When someone used Chocomilo as Maggi.

    19. This person washed the Garri before making Eba.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ I wanted to make Eba so I washed the garri first.

    — Bambi (@Nwaabekee) April 27, 2016

    20. This person made burnt offering.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ here pic.twitter.com/4MXiy64lfK

    — Omoba KD (Ari Gold ) (@Kenydebo) April 27, 2016

    21. This person used Omo to wash rice.

    22. This person put live chicken in hot water and sat on the lid.

    23. When someone poured Nutri C in rice to make it look like Jollof.

    24. This person baked a cake with Amala flour.

    https://twitter.com/AmazonianCub/status/725294086626926592

    25. This person that cooked burnt mop.

    @Thelmzkitchen_ I came back frm club 5am,I said let me cook spagheti.I slept off,woke up 12pm.I saw medusa in my pot pic.twitter.com/lzbpNFuLI1

    — Infamous Minded (@PRODEEGY) April 27, 2016
  • 1. When you’re going to do Mogbo Moya but you still dress like parent of the celebrant.

    Mogbo Moya = “I hear, I branch”

    2. You, calling the person that told you about the party when you see bouncers at the gate.

    Where is this one?

    3. When you find out that the person that told you to come was not even invited.

    “It’s actually the bride’s tailor’s neighbor that told me about the party.”

    4. How the guests look at you when you enter and you’re not wearing the dress code:

    No vex!

    5. When you realize you actually don’t know anyone at the event.

    Who sent me message?

    6. When people start using style to ask you which of the celebrants you know.

    Uhm *coughs* Actually…

    7. When they ask you to “please move” to the back and you have to carry all your shame and go.

    Is this my life?

    8. How the people sharing food look at you when you try to call them:

    Jisos!

    9. When the owambe is not even sweet but you remember you don’t have the right to complain.

    Let me just shut up.

    10. When they finish serving food to the real guests and give you bottom pot rice without meat.

    Hay God! I’ve now turned to dog.

    11. You, when they ask the friends of the celebrant to come and take pictures.

    Don’t look at me.

    12. When it’s now time to dance and you still do more than the people they actually invited.

    All this gbedu cannot waste.

    13. When all the souvenirs they are sharing are just passing you by.

    Chei! It’s not your fault sha.
  • 1. This picture you’ll only get if you helped in the kitchen.

    If you don’t get it, we can’t epp you.

    2. This insult we all fell for the first time.

    “I be monkey before before.”

    3. The fear this struck in our hearts.

    Hay God!

    4. This picture that will take you right back to primary school.

    “Ah! So you killed your sister.”

    5. This game we built ourselves

    Just get one fat Tiger battery and a biro cover.

    6. The ultimate school shoe.

    The strongest.

    7. The candy of life.

    Sigh! We miss it and P’tit and Goody Goody.

    8. The toy that never lasted.

    After that ball disappears, it’s all over.

    9. The show we all watched.

    What even happened to Binta sef?

    10. The Nigerian parent’s cure to everything.

    If the sickness was too strong they’d just add paracetamol.

    11. The realest water bottle ever made.

    People that had them were always stingy sha.

    12. The sandals we all wanted.

    Only for the big boys that time.

    13. The ultimate battery killer.

    Tiger batteries suffered in our hands sha.

    14. The biggest enemy of progress.

    This book that could make you run mad.

    15. The only friend we had when NEPA was being NEPA.

    Rechargable Lamp + Radio + Casette Player = THE BEST!

    16. The realest radio ever made.

    Palito was EVERYTHING!

    17. The one and only way into secondary school.

    Ugo C. Ugo!!!
  • 1. Your wardrobe needs serious pimping so you go to the most legit boutique in Lagos.

    Time to glo up!

    2. When you realise you’re going to spend the whole day trekking through the market.

    Tired in advance.

    3. When someone calls you fine girl with no pimples.

    Oh my!

    4. When they start pulling you to come and buy orange and gold leggings.

    I’m not buying abeg.

    5. When someone insults you because you asked them not to grab you.

    Is your uncle alright?

    6. When a seller tells you the top is a ‘pinging’ top.

    Which one is pinging again?

    7. Balogun market traders and “I get stock top”.

    LOL!

    8. When everything is so fine, you just want to take them all home.

    Can I just take everything please?

    9. When you go to Balogun market during Christmas season.

    Hay God!

    10. When they say ‘make I go bring am for our second shop’ but keep you waiting for hours.

    Na wa oh!

    11. When you want to start pricing a top and the seller says ‘you can’t afford this one’.

    Don’t be angry now.

    12. You, after seeing a top you just bought hanging in ten different shops.

    *Cries in popular demand*

    13. When people say they bought a bag for $14,000 and you see the same bag for 3,000 Naira.

    Who original don epp?

    14. When they try to convince you to buy a size 12 dress but you’re size 8.

    See this one.

    15. When you see the shoes you bought 10k online going for 2k at Balogun market.

    Chisos, see scam!

    16. How you drag yourself home after spending the whole day at the market.

    Worth it!

    17. When you wear your new clothes and get several compliments.

    Yas!