UgoChukwu Agbams

28/07/2025

Something strange has been happening lately ever since i started WarmBowl Meals

People I used to see as “far ahead of me”…
Some I’ve not spoken to in years…
Some I quietly admired from a distance…
They’re suddenly showing up on my posts.
Dropping comments.
Even sliding into my DM to check in.

And I realized something.

It’s not that I just became somebody.
I’ve been somebody.
I just didn’t show it.

For so long, I’ve been doing life in quiet mode.
Playing safe. Shrinking in rooms.
Second-guessing myself because I thought “they’re ahead” or “they know more.”

But lately, I’ve stopped hiding.
I’ve started showing my work.
Sharing my process.
Speaking my mind.

And somehow, the same people I thought were above me…
are now stopping to watch me.

I think I’ve been seeing myself less than I really am.
And maybe… just maybe… you’ve been doing the same.

This journey I’m on is bigger than food.
It’s even bigger than business.
It’s about stepping into everything I already carry.
Boldly. Fully. Without apology.

So if you’ve been dimming your own light too —
it’s time to stop.

People will adjust.
And if they don’t, that’s their problem.
You? You’re already rising.
Start walking like it 💚

19/06/2025

When the so-called youths are twerking on TikTok and other social media, what else do you expect from them?

16/06/2025

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22/04/2025

A tribe no one should dare to associate with.

If they could arrest their own son (a 14 years child) for supporting Peter Obi during his campaign...for an event that took place over two years shows how bitter and grossly heartless the yariba people are over Igbos.

They suddenly remembered to hurt the boy, connived with the already tribalistic police officers in Lagos, labelled a crime on the innocent boy without any accused persons, no authorized jurisdiction then sent him into prison just like that?. It shows how spiteful they're to Igbos.

07/04/2025

Just take a good look at this headline on Premium Times newspaper and you will understand what I have been saying. It's a deliberate attempt to tag the entire South East unsafe and to discourage people from investing in that region.

We've had the Uromi killings in Edo State but no newspaper tagged it a South South thing.

Just recently there was bombing of pipeline in Rivers, Delta and even Bayelsa state because of Wike and Fubara dispute but no news outlet made it a regional thing.

We've also had several cases of Fulani ongoing onslaught in Benue, Kogi and northern regions but the mainstream media didn't brand it a regional coloration but whenever there's an issue in Abia, IMO or either of the five southeastern states it's automatically branded a regional issue, a propaganda geared towards spreading false narrative of the entire South East region aimed at making it unattractive for business activities.

What they will never tell you is that those who are in the business of kidnapping, killing of farmers and ra**ng women in the South East are Fulani's.
TheTribes reveals

03/04/2025