|| Director🎬 || Actor 🎭 || Model 📸 || Singer 🎧 || Playful 🦦 || Aquarius ♒
Nigeria
Joined January 2014
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Samuel Adebayo here. An Actor I am—maybe you’ve seen me as Bayo in Ladire, Ojo in Erekere or Lanre in Kadara. Acting’s my life, my breath, but I’m still chasing that Big summit. Onward!
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“I slept with three sisters in their fathers house” Femi
When you date a kiss and tell 🤦🏾♀️
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One hospital bill can wipe out 5 years of your savings.
Don't just hustle without taking care of your health
Don't sacrifice your sleep
Don't sacrifice your diet.
When you're looking for things to protect, choose your health first. – at Ogogoro Village, Nigeria
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I go cut my coat oversize this year, I no waka reach here just to waka reach here.
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People join X for different reasons, and every reason is valid. Some are here for fun, some for honest conversations, some for visibility, some for opportunities, and yes, some because of the monetization. Whatever the reason may be, it is valid.
As for me, I am building a brand in the entertainment industry, and that has always been the core purpose of my presence here. Along the way, I explored different things while finding my path, and one of the most meaningful parts of that journey has been this community — Content House, especially the YORÚBÀ PỌNBÈLÈ space. (first of its kind on X)
To be very honest, it has been beautiful watching this grow into something special on X. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who believed in the vision and supported the dream. In just about two months of consistently hosting our spaces, we started getting sponsors, and that alone means so much to us.🥺
Now that X is taking down communities, a lot of people are asking what happens next for Content House.
The truth is we are not stopping.
We are already working on ways to move our members to other platforms and spaces where we can continue building together. As we grow, more opportunities, collaborations, job offers, and connections will come our way, and naturally, I will always think of my people first. Those close to me already know this about me — it’s something I’ve done before on this app.
My purpose on X has never been rage bait or forced engagement. Everything I do here is authentic, and this community was built from a genuine place.
I will truly miss this community and the energy we shared here. We may not be able to move everyone with us, but I sincerely appreciate every single person who supported, contributed, listened, spoke, reposted, attended, or believed in what we are building.
This brand will become something great, and one day, you’ll be proud you were part of its early journey.
To our sponsors, thank you so much for believing in us and supporting the vision. We appreciate you deeply.
And please we are still open to partnerships, sponsorships, collaborations, ideas, and opportunities. If you have something you’re building, reach out to us. Let’s create together.
Content House is not ending.
We’re only evolving and we’re getting stronger.
All my love,
Sarah Olaomo🌹
Admin.
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HR: Yes. He said he had formally resigned and would only focus on completing the required handover.
CEO: So he is really leaving?
HR: Yes.
CEO: Over one salary conversation?
HR: No. Over being paid less, contributing more, and then being reprimanded for asking why.
CEO: That is unfortunate.
HR: It is more than unfortunate. We lost a top performer because we treated transparency like misconduct and fairness like an inconvenience.
CEO: So what are you saying?
HR: If employees discover they are underpaid, the answer should not be a warning. It should be an explanation, correction, and respect.
Pay gaps make employees question their value. Punishing them for noticing makes them leave.
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Please beware: Big Brother Naija auditions are completely free.
Ignore any messages asking for payment.
#BBNaija #StayInformed
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My secondary school classmate left the most beautiful comment on my interview video about how I’ve been a rockstar since we were little and it brought me so much joy.
Like you people seeee!🥹
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Do you still believe in the superstition that if you use your left hand to keep something, you won’t find it? Or is it a myth?
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My mission of building @lenoracareer into a global unicorn in the African Career Storytelling niche is in hugeeeeee progress.
I need y’all to buy the $LENORA stocks now before it’s too late.🤩🤩🫵
A particular person said to my hearing that why would a content creator want to buy a car and he would buy Venza, I was forced to ask him that which car he is supposed to buy as a content creator… and he said GLC or GLK
I be like which kind mentality be that?
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Hi! I’m Sarah Olaomo. I’m an actor and model, and I’m also stepping into producing as a filmmaker. I’m currently working on a new project aimed at African Magic audiences. We’ve completed a pilot and are now looking for investors to join us. The project cost is about 10–15 million Naira, and the pilot is available on request for interested parties.
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My brother is using me for street cred.😂😂
Always asking his friends who use Twitter if they know me, and guess what? They usually do…for the right reason ofc.😭
I mean beyond being a menace?? So I’ll take it.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE FIRST LADY OF NIGERIA
Your Excellencies, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the First Lady @SenRemiTinubu, @officialABAT @NGRPresident,
I write to you with utmost respect and a deep sense of urgency as a concerned student of Obafemi Awolowo University to draw your attention to the pressing challenges currently affecting students and academic life within the institution.
Last year, the First Lady donated CNG buses and electric motorcycles to the university. The students welcomed this in good faith, believing it would improve transportation and reduce the existing challenges on campus.
However, after the commissioning of these buses, the school management removed the previous transport system, including motorcycles and the commercial buses that students relied on daily.
Over 35,000 students are now dependent on a limited number of CNG buses and a few tricycles. This has led to long queues every morning and evening, overcrowded buses where four students are forced into spaces meant for three, and delays that affect lectures and academic activities.
Students now spend more to move around. Routes that were once direct have been broken into multiple stages, forcing students to pay more for less convenience. The ticket system that was introduced has also failed to remain consistent, with students paying multiple tickets for single trips.
Movement within campus has become stressful. Areas that were once easily accessible are now difficult to reach. What used to be a simple daily routine has become a burden.
The students consulted. The students engaged.
When nothing changed, the students, through the Students’ Union, declared a 72-hour lecture boycott to push for solutions. Despite this, the management maintained that the situation was only a “teething phase” and insisted the system would stabilise.
The problems persisted.
Frustration continued to build.
Eventually, the students took to peaceful protest, coming out en masse to express their displeasure and demand change.
Now, instead of addressing these concerns, the students are being asked to vacate their hostels in the 5th week of the semester. This comes right after the protest, raising serious concerns about the timing and intention behind the decision.
Is this a response to student welfare or a move to disperse students and weaken their ability to organise?
This is a federal university. The students are citizens of this country. They deserve better.
Motorcycles are not a backward means of transportation. They are practical, flexible, and efficient, especially in a campus environment. Removing them without providing a truly effective alternative is not progress, it is regression.
The students are the largest stakeholders in this institution, yet their voices continue to be ignored.
We ask:
Are you aware of this situation?
Do you consider this acceptable?
And if not, what steps are you taking?
We call on the Federal Government and the Office of the First Lady to intervene and ensure that student welfare is not sacrificed.
The students are being oppressed and we ask you and the general public to come to our aid
#SaveOAUNow
#FixTheSystem
– A concerned student
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GREAT IFE STUDENTS' UNION OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY, ILE-IFE
Ken Saro-Wiwa Building, OAU
[email protected]
_Monday 13th April, 2026_
PRESS RELEASE
*RE: CLARIFICATION ON TODAY’S PEACEFUL PROTEST AND MANAGEMENT’S DIRECTIVE ON MID-SEMESTER BREAK*
The Great Ife Students’ Union wishes to address the University community and the general public regarding the events of today and the subsequent directive issued by the University Management.
Earlier today, students of Obafemi Awolowo University engaged in a peaceful and well-coordinated protest at the Campus Gate, after yesterday's congress resolution, to express legitimate concerns over the recently introduced transportation system and its adverse effects on students’ welfare.
It is important to state clearly that:
1. The protest remained strictly within the Campus Gate axis.
2. At no point did the demonstration extend to any major road or disrupt public traffic beyond the immediate university vicinity.
3. The exercise was orderly, controlled, and devoid of violence, harassment, or any form of misconduct.
4. Union leadership was fully present to ensure maximum coordination and adherence to the principles of peaceful engagement.
The Students’ Union therefore finds it deeply concerning and misrepresentative that the Management’s statement characterizes the protest as “unruly” and alleges obstruction of major access roads and harassment of road users. These claims do not reflect the reality of what transpired.
Furthermore, the decision to mandate a mid-semester break with immediate effect raises serious questions about the University’s commitment to student welfare and constructive engagement. Sending students home for peacefully agitating for better living and learning conditions sets a troubling precedent and should be interpreted as an attempt to suppress legitimate student voices.
We strongly assert that:
1. Students acted within their rights to peaceful assembly and expression.
2. The protest was a necessary response to prolonged dissatisfaction with the transportation system.
3. The directive to vacate campus represents a disproportionate and punitive reaction to a lawful and peaceful demonstration.
In light of this, we call on all meaningful stakeholders; alumni, parents, civil society organizations, and well-meaning Nigerians, to come to the aid of OAU students and lend their voices against what can only be described as high-handed and unjust treatment of students advocating for their welfare.
However, in the spirit of responsibility and good faith, the leadership of the Great Ife Students’ Union remains committed to constructive engagement.
We are open to honest, transparent, and solution-driven dialogue with the university management to address the transportation crisis and Awo Hall eviction.
Our position remains clear:
We seek not confrontation, but fairness, accountability, and practical solutions.
We urge all students to remain calm, law-abiding, and united as we continue to pursue a resolution that safeguards the interests and dignity of the Great Ife student body.
*Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta*
Announcing:
Olowosile Joseph Oreoluwa
Public Relations Officer,
Great Ife Students’ Union
Signed:
Habeeb Oke ISA (OPEYEMI)
Secretary General,
Great Ife Students’ Union
Adelani David Oluwatodimu (Itabi)
President,
Great Ife Students’ Union
PRESS STATEMENT
PROTESTS : OAU STUDENTS TO GO ON THREE WEEKS MID - SEMESTER BREAK
The Management of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, wishes to inform parents, guardians, alumni, and the general public that following recent developments on campus, the Senate of the University has approved that the students proceed on a mid - semester break for a period of three (3) weeks, with immediate effect.
A release by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that this decision became necessary after a series of protests by students over the newly introduced transportation system escalated into unruly conduct, including the obstruction of major access roads and harassment of other road users.
Despite efforts to engage and appeal for calm, the situation has continued to pose concerns for the safety and well-being of members of the University community in particular and the public in general.
Consequently, and in the interest of restoring order, ensuring safety and creating an enabling environment for meaningful dialogue, Senate has directed the University Management to ask all students to proceed on a two-week break with immediate effect.
During this period, the University Management will continue to engage relevant stakeholders to address the concerns raised and to ensure that normalcy is restored on campus.
Accordingly, parents and guardians are kindly advised to take note of this development and make the necessary arrangements for their children and wards.
Students are enjoined to remain law-abiding and use this period responsibly.
The University remains committed to the welfare of its students and to maintaining a peaceful and conducive academic environment for all.
Further updates will be communicated as appropriate.
Abiodun Olarewaju,
Public Relations Officer.
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50 buses * 14 persons in one =700
30 tricycles * 4 persons in one = 120
820 persons in total 😭 for a school of 35,000
This is nothing but wickedness, there’s nothing to defend here.
Professors of statistics should do the analysis now 😭
#SaveOAUNow
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When we were in a relationship, my boyfriend (now my husband) randomly sent me a gift box. He never told me about it.
Someone called me saying I had a package from a certain location. I was honestly surprised because I wasn’t expecting anything from anyone.
The first thing I did was message him immediately to ask if he sent me a package. Since he was my boyfriend, he was the only one I thought could pull off such a surprise, but he said it wasn’t him.
At that point, I already felt uneasy, but he told me to receive the package and figure out who sent it myself.
So the package arrived. The box contained different gifts. What made it worse was that there was a note inside that said "secret crush."
At that point, I was already feeling so anxious. I texted him again, but he still denied sending it and kept asking me who the sender was.
I even cried out, "Who is this person trying to ruin my relationship?"😫 I was almost in tears.
That was when this man finally told me he was the sender.
The funny part is, if I was cheating on him, there was no way I would have called him to inform him about a random package I wasn’t expecting from anyone.
We both laughed so hard about it. And that was the day he told me he would marry me😊
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If OAU Management arrests anybody, we will release them! On a normal, when town gboro buses and bikes were available on campus, a lot of university staff usually stand at road 1 for free rides. So it affects everyone from top to bottom!! Everyone is affected!!!