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She handed them over, he goes through them, and he told her that her car papers were expired.

She pretended and said she thought it would expire at the end of the month. He then suggested she settled he would let her pass. While they deliberated with cheer, the female officer came and asked the male officer if he he had checked the lady’s papers.

On informing the female officer about the lady’s expired papers, she tells the male officer that they take the lady to the office.

The lady tried to sell the same pretentious narrative to the female officer, but the officer will not take it. After a back and forth the male officer came back and told the lady to just give them some money so she could go.

She agreed to give him the money but insisted that she wouldn’t give any to the female officer – which she did and left. Her reason was that she had thought the female officer was going to be more lenient towards her as a fellow woman, but that didn’t happen to be the case.

She tagged the female officer’s action as jealousy and bitterness; seeing that a younger woman looked beautiful and drove a car of her own. To conclude she advised people to be at their best whilst young so they don’t end up bitter at an older age. Watch video below: @rezycooks Take care of yourself now, so you don’t become a hater 🙄 #storytime ♬ original sound – Rezy’s diary

Also, which days are usually the most active? And realistically, if someone has a budget of about N10k for the night, what kind of experience can that cover around Allen Avenue - food, drinks, entry, or just hanging out?

I'm trying to know how much I should budget before coming, so genuine responses from people who actually go there would be appreciated.

When you stripped away the conventional formulas of mainstream Afrobeats to give us Merchants, Dealers & Slaves and Tabula Rasa, you proved that African alternative music could be deeply cerebral yet intensely moving.

By the time you delivered Oṣó in 2018, you had reached a level of artistic wizardry that felt almost sacred.

You followed it with Yellow and the melancholic, atmospheric perfection of 9: Harmattan & Winter. These were not just projects; they were triumphs. You built something far stronger than a casual fanbase: a devoted, almost cult-like legion of listeners. We accepted your philosophy because it was wrapped in soul-stirring melody - but when the melody is banished, the philosophy becomes an exercise in endurance.

Over the past few years, spanning projects like Macabre, SHAITAN: Àródan and Telekinesis, something vital has shifted. There is a stark difference between challenging an audience and completely alienating them. We do not ask you to chase radio trends... but we plead with you to remember the emotional bridge that made your art transcendent in the first place.

Your pen is still razor-sharp, your voice remains a powerful force of nature.

We miss being addicted to your music. We remain here, waiting in the wings, hoping that on your next venture you choose not just to express yourself, but to bring us along with you once again. - A Devoted Listener."

The ending makes the whole thing even funnier. It's a simple comedy story, but there's also a small lesson about how we sometimes make simple problems harder than they really are. Would love to know what you think of the animation and the ending. (YouTube link to the animation.)

She went ahead to share a sad incident that happened to a certain client of hers years back: The man was always complaining to her about how his wife had been treating him and, whilst she listened to him, she concluded that his wife couldn’t have turned into a such a problem without him being complicit.

They couple later got to devorce before finally finding a common ground, but the maltreatment of the husband continued. The wife ill-treated him that their 9-year-old daughter told him to forget about her mother. And later on, he would be found dead, on his couch. She concluded with the fact that, this this one reason why some men go outside of their marriages to seek peace of mind.

Sundrick Marriage institutions will collapse if all married men begins to speak out about their brutal experiences in the hands of the so called wives. @ayotalksreal