MAY💙💤 retweeted
The worst thing that can happen to any parent is to watch their child get k1lled when they are still in their prime
He only just brought his son from Ghana to the United States in 2025 to continue his education and his life just ended like that. We parents need to take any type of bully seriously
I hope they finally get #JusticeForJarvitsFrimpong
MAY💙💤 retweeted
Shennnn gboro burukuuuu ni igboro enuuuuu this once don’t have sympathy formulating lies you that the whole internet have carried your matter for head just dey wear hoodie oooo Taiye
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa my brother has built and sold houses collected shows
He Dey even say yeee yeee yeeee
Tani bro weyrey 🥹🥹
I deserve ittt if I ask from my brother
You borrowed the money from him abi no problem that line make them hold it.
Do you know the amount of money you collected from him sha
See him you’re sure you’re sure you’re sure 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
Daddy e ko igi kiri Taiye Taiye Taiye Taiye
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
God should cover Toluwanisings wife ooo
She should ask for forgiveness …..
You’re ENTITLED NONI
Why did Toluwanisings Voiced out if not that you people are pressuring him
She caused all this …. she should’ve have allowed him be buried in the house shey lootoooo haaaaaaaaa olorun saanu mi ooooo
MAY💙💤 retweeted
Learn to keep your achievements private. Some family members probably saw the house he built and everything he was posting online, then decided to start calling him wicked for not buying their aunt a Tv. 😭
Imagine crying over a television nitori Ọlọ́run I have a 65-inch TV in my house and I haven’t even turned it on since BBN finished. I only watch it during festive periods.
Some of you need to understand that not everybody cares about these material things you’re fighting over. A TV? Please!m Hosh, I’m angry again. 😭
Someone asked under this post which West African tribe started the culture of spraying money at parties.
From what I know, the Yoruba word Ìnáwó, which is loosely translated as spending or spraying, is closely associated with the culture of spending money at celebrations. This is one of the reasons I associate money spraying at parties with Yoruba celebrations.
However, I'm open to learning. If you have a different perspective, historical insight or correction, please share. I'm happy to hear other opinions
MAY💙💤 retweeted
The person making me particularly angry in this whole matter is the cousin, Taye. From what was shared, when the deceased's committee of friends reached out to him to offer their condolences, he told them Toluwanisings was supposed to send him £6,000. These people went ahead to contribute the money for him, without even knowing he was the deceased's cousin.
And this same person still had the audacity to go on AK Live and grant an interview, talking about how the wife didn't know how much they had suffered together. Haa! Some family members can really be something else.
Imagine benefiting from someone's generosity, even after their death, and still finding the confidence to question the people closest to them. Honestly, this whole situation is just disturbing.
I listened to the voice notes from Toluwanisings' family members last night, and I was honestly shocked and disgusted. I don't think I have ever seen this level of entitlement within a family.
From everything shared, this young man was practically carrying the financial responsibilities of several family members. He was expected to open a new business for his aunt, buy tricycles for his uncle, get a television and send millions to a cousin who has been in the UK for three years. And he had been doing all these things without complaining until the one time he decided to say no.
That was when the threatening voice notes started coming in. If you understand Yoruba very well, you would understand just how terrible some of the things his aunt said to him were. Honestly, there are certain words you should never use on a young person, no matter how angry you are.
But how rich is this guy sef? He only blew up less than five years ago, the financial expectations placed on him were unbelievable. What makes the whole thing even more disturbing is how they were using the fact that they took him in and raised him after he lost his mother at just six months old to make him feel indebted to them.
The lady who shared the voice notes also mentioned that he was seeing a therapist before his passing. That alone makes you wonder how much he had been dealing with emotionally. The pressure must have been overwhelming.
May our family never become a burden to us, the very people who are supposed to love us.
The person making me particularly angry in this whole matter is the cousin, Taye. From what was shared, when the deceased's committee of friends reached out to him to offer their condolences, he told them Toluwanisings was supposed to send him £6,000. These people went ahead to contribute the money for him, without even knowing he was the deceased's cousin.
And this same person still had the audacity to go on AK Live and grant an interview, talking about how the wife didn't know how much they had suffered together. Haa! Some family members can really be something else.
Imagine benefiting from someone's generosity, even after their death, and still finding the confidence to question the people closest to them. Honestly, this whole situation is just disturbing.
I listened to the voice notes from Toluwanisings' family members last night, and I was honestly shocked and disgusted. I don't think I have ever seen this level of entitlement within a family.
From everything shared, this young man was practically carrying the financial responsibilities of several family members. He was expected to open a new business for his aunt, buy tricycles for his uncle, get a television and send millions to a cousin who has been in the UK for three years. And he had been doing all these things without complaining until the one time he decided to say no.
That was when the threatening voice notes started coming in. If you understand Yoruba very well, you would understand just how terrible some of the things his aunt said to him were. Honestly, there are certain words you should never use on a young person, no matter how angry you are.
But how rich is this guy sef? He only blew up less than five years ago, the financial expectations placed on him were unbelievable. What makes the whole thing even more disturbing is how they were using the fact that they took him in and raised him after he lost his mother at just six months old to make him feel indebted to them.
The lady who shared the voice notes also mentioned that he was seeing a therapist before his passing. That alone makes you wonder how much he had been dealing with emotionally. The pressure must have been overwhelming.
May our family never become a burden to us, the very people who are supposed to love us.
MAY💙💤 retweeted
This is heartbreaking because it shows how easily love and family responsibility can turn into exploitation. Helping your family should be an act of love, not a lifelong debt you are forced to repay.
The moment someone starts feeling entitled to your money simply because you are doing well, something is fundamentally wrong. Nobody should have to sacrifice their mental health just to keep family members happy.
We also need to understand that being grateful to people who raised you doesn’t mean surrendering your entire life and finances to them. Gratitude should never be used as a weapon.
May we never become the reason our loved ones lose their peace. 💔
I listened to the voice notes from Toluwanisings' family members last night, and I was honestly shocked and disgusted. I don't think I have ever seen this level of entitlement within a family.
From everything shared, this young man was practically carrying the financial responsibilities of several family members. He was expected to open a new business for his aunt, buy tricycles for his uncle, get a television and send millions to a cousin who has been in the UK for three years. And he had been doing all these things without complaining until the one time he decided to say no.
That was when the threatening voice notes started coming in. If you understand Yoruba very well, you would understand just how terrible some of the things his aunt said to him were. Honestly, there are certain words you should never use on a young person, no matter how angry you are.
But how rich is this guy sef? He only blew up less than five years ago, the financial expectations placed on him were unbelievable. What makes the whole thing even more disturbing is how they were using the fact that they took him in and raised him after he lost his mother at just six months old to make him feel indebted to them.
The lady who shared the voice notes also mentioned that he was seeing a therapist before his passing. That alone makes you wonder how much he had been dealing with emotionally. The pressure must have been overwhelming.
May our family never become a burden to us, the very people who are supposed to love us.
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MAY💙💤 retweeted
December shopping just got easier! 😍🎄
From foodstuff combos to beautifully curated hampers, RukkieGroceries has something for everyone.
Shop smart, gift beautifully and leave the market stress to us! ❤️
📲 Call/WhatsApp: 08102917384
