Tobalase @Tobalase

Daily grind and daily goals. Walking on water chatgpt.com/g/g-678a3e9e60… Global Joined December 2018

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Tobalase @Tobalase

4 months ago

@Bigmanchi_ @AndrenalineJ004 The Internet is truly a jungle and it's filled with animals that call women 1-0 babes and fresh fruit. IQ and EI testing is needed before people should be allowed to comment

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Tobalase @Tobalase

5 months ago

@Mho_blaq @femi_dapson @grok what is this all about. Who is perliks and why is his name everywhere

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𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐇𝐎𝐏𝐄🧡 @Judecstephen

7 months ago

Now that is a headline dripping with both intrigue and subtle comedy. “The first Aza woman to enter Aza wahala” sounds like a ceremonial induction into chaos itself, a title that could only exist in the playful theatre of 2026. There’s humour in the phrasing: it reads like a badge of honour, a mix of courage, audacity, and inevitability, as if stepping into “wahala” requires a passport, a manual, and nerves of steel. Ruth Arteta isn’t just participating; she’s making history by being first, which adds an unexpected gravitas to what would otherwise be a purely chaotic scenario. This connects quietly to First October’s philosophy. Being “first” is rarely easy, it requires breaking boundaries, stepping into uncharted spaces, and facing scrutiny. Just as Ruth Arteta is navigating Aza wahala, pioneers in social initiatives or charitable work confront skepticism, logistical hurdles, and opposition. The difference lies in preparation, vision, and resilience: those who structure their actions, remain purposeful, and turn challenge into opportunity leave legacies that extend far beyond the immediate spectacle. Courage alone is celebrated, but disciplined courage creates lasting impact.

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Tobalase @Tobalase

8 months ago

@ddbhaiya @Mishi_2210 👏🏾

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𝗄𝖺𝗄𝗁𝗈𝗓𝖺 @simphiweyinkoc_

8 months ago

Unmarried in your 30s should honestly be rebranded as - “congrats you didn’t pick the wrong person out of panic”.

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Tobalase @Tobalase

8 months ago

@Kairadeelsiscar @simsgazette It was not within the rules. Either let all lapped cars pass or fight your way through them. You can't let the lapped cars between max and Lewis through but keep the others in position. Michael Masi won that race for Max. Lewis should have had an 8th world championship

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Tobalase @Tobalase

9 months ago

@pallnandi Ignore it

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Tobalase @Tobalase

9 months ago

I can't stand the narrative of you always being the victim. You are always wronged. You are always perfect. Please...

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Tobalase @Tobalase

9 months ago

Great people don't always make great lovers. When it's always everyone else and not you, it's evidence that you have not searched internally

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Tobalase @Tobalase

9 months ago

I have made peace with people not being at peace with me. Not my problem

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﹆ @flowzki

9 months ago

my today’s agenda: - to bite the hands that fed me .. food is necessary - to judge a book by its cover - refuse to be my brother’s keeper .. i’m not a kidnapper - throw stones in a glass house .. quality control - listen just enough to judge you .. because silence is golden

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Tobalase @Tobalase

9 months ago

@SamaliTimi @Magpie24_7 We don'twant or need him. Those Who did the work to qualify should get to shine on the world stage. He would rather be a maybe for England than a guarantee for Nigeria