Ndi Nne Mama!

@uzoamakapower came through with August Meeting energy

ichafu: @ohlanna.bu.zikora
kilikili star wrapper: @oliviaaniunoh
blouse and ginger: @onah_baby
📸 @dan_torey

@igboweddingng

“It Felt Like I Knew You” (2012) by George Ferrandi @jumpstarlove

In this subtle performance piece, artist George Ferrandi boards the crowded NYC subway during rush hour, waits until the seats are fully occupied, and gently rests her head on a stranger’s shoulder—feigning sleep. This quiet gesture becomes a powerful exploration of personal space, human connection, and the potential for intimacy in public settings.

“I reshape it—from the stiff and guarded space between strangers to the soft and yielding space between friends,” Ferrandi explains. “When that shift becomes tangible, and I truly feel like the person beside me is a friend, I rest my head on their shoulder and see what unfolds.”

Part poetic fiction, part social experiment, the work navigates themes of vulnerability, trust, discomfort, and closeness.

Captured in stills from iPhone video by Angela Gilland-Spiegel.

OMG y’all!!! We just hit 20k followers!!!
Thank you so much—I appreciate all of you. Yes, Kanye… even you… even though you like fish sticks in your mouth. You’re all loved, and I’m so grateful for the support you’ve shown me and my content.

I started this account because I used to just post memes on Reddit in my free time. But then they booted me for saying things people didn’t like, or asking questions people didn’t want to answer, like:

“Who’s a person whose work ignited passion in others and left a lasting impact on the world?”

“Who’s someone whose untimely death left a gap, but whose influence is still felt today?”

“Who’s someone who spoke with a unique accent, but still managed to have a huge impact on the world?”

I guess Reddit got tired of me going on and on about Alan Turing—who history misunderstood as just a “codebreaker,” probably because, like Kanye, he liked fish sticks in his mouth. He was wildly underrated. His work laid the foundation for modern computing and AI, but he died too young, just as he was exploring artificial intelligence and machine learning. And yet… no one ever guessed him. Nope. They always said [deleted]—who I’ve never heard of??? And seriously, who besides Elon Musk names their kid [deleted]???

Anyway. While I love posting memes and (hopefully) bringing laughter to your day, I equally—or maybe even more so—love writing the long, winding captions accompany them and that most of the time go nowhere, but this time might lead to your doorstep.

So if you’ve made it this far and follow this account:
Comment your answer to the questions above before the sun sets on Kanye West’s birthday (6/8) and you may be the lucky one to receive a small token of appreciation from me to you for your support. I promise it won’t be fish sticks.

Oh yeah… please don’t comment “[deleted].” Thanks.

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Just in: Visa Holders Face $15 Fine, 10-yr Ban For Overstay In Nigeria!!! 🚴🏿‍♀️🚴🏿‍♀️🚴🏿‍♀️💨

The Nigerian government has announced that, beginning from August 2025, foreign nationals who overstay their visas will face a daily fine of $15 and could be banned from re-entering the country for up to 10 years.

This was revealed by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, during a stakeholder engagement session held on Friday at NECA House in Lagos.

The meeting highlighted key immigration reforms being introduced by the Ministry of Interior and the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), including updates to the Expatriate Quota System and the upcoming Nigeria Visa Policy (NVP) 2025.

According to the Minister, although the new penalty system officially takes effect in May 2025, a grace period will be in place until August, allowing visa holders time to adjust to the policy without facing penalties.

He said, “Travellers who overstay for three months will face a five-year ban, while those who overstay for one year or more will be banned for ten years.”

Under the NVP 2025, visa overstayers will be charged $15 for each day they remain in the country beyond the validity of their visa. Those who overstay for three months will be subject to a five-year re-entry ban, while overstays of one year or more will result in a ten-year ban.

Tunji-Ojo emphasised that the policy was designed to promote compliance, enhance national security, and encourage responsible migration practices.

LEADERSHIP reports that enforcement of the new rules will be handled by the Nigeria Immigration Service.