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The more I think about this, the angrier I get.
Nah! The Tinubu led administration is the worst since independence bruh.
Good morning everyone.
This is one of the roads in Kajola Local Government, Oyo State. And we have many roads like this - not 1, not 2, not 3.
For 7 years since His Excellency @seyimakinde became Governor, no single road has been fixed in Kajola LG.
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Growing up, one of the reasons I hated weekends was that ogi and akara or moi moi were what we mostly ate. But here I am now, making ogi and akara for myself almost every weekend. The irony!
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As a young Surveyor who started out with GNSS/RTK in open fields, I can't help but wonder—what’s the continued value of using a total station, running open/closed traverses over long distances? RTK seems faster, cheaper, and more accurate.
Happy New Week!!
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Thank God for life.
Back in 2016, after I completed my HND, my dad had just opened a bread bakery in my hometown, Idiko Ile. He asked me to return home and manage it because no baker was willing to stay, the community had no network coverage at the time. To make it work, I went to Otu and spent 3 months learning bread making.
I worked there for over eight months, baking bread and running the bakery, before leaving for my NYSC.
Looking back now, we're not yet where we want to be, but thank God we're no longer where we used to be
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Nothing beats being in a place where nobody understands your language, and you can sing your razz songs in peace.
Obesere gbohun soke, “Omo yodi e seyin ara fe san, yodi e ojo fe ro.”
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“That was how my Pastor anointed my Hamstring and everything get back to normal immediately”
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The operation involved selected operators from the Nigeria Navy SBS, DHQSOF, Army SOF snipers, ONSA special operations, police IRT, Department of state service STATT.
Backed by NAF and USAF ISR assets
RIP to the one we lost, the kids are safe now.
For God and Country 🇳🇬
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In his statement, the President commended the Oyo State Government for working cooperatively with the Federal Government throughout the rescue operations.
So, I sincerely don’t understand the unnecessary back & forth between supporters of GSM and PBAT. This should not be turned into a political contest when both governments said they worked together toward the same objective.
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I love how Alonso is not making unrealistic promises of instant success. He believes we have the foundations to become a top team again, but he knows it won't happen overnight. Building a strong structure and identity first so the team can compete for major honours as quickly as possible.
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I was still defending this üseless man just few weeks ago. This is terrible and very unprofessional of him. Not only did he quit in a dishonorable way, but he also painted his employer as bad to the media and the fans for his own personal ambition. I do not wish him well!🐍
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Malo Gusto and Cucurella got dribbled pass more times than him last season, despite playing more minutes.
Per 90 minutes
Malo Gusto - 0.87
Cucurella - 0.73
Marcos Palestra - 0.58
He also won more duels than both players last season.
Gusto - 101 duels won
Cucurella - 120 duels won
Palestra - 248 duels won
Using per 90 he still top them.
This clip doesn’t tell the full story.
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Yesterday, I joined @omojadey Space and had the opportunity to listen to and engage Hon. @adekanmbi_bimbo
@bimboadekanmbi1.
It was an interesting conversation, and as someone who enjoys observing political personalities beyond the noise of supporters and critics, here are my honest impressions:
1. He appears to be a blend of different leadership styles, What I jokingly describe as “Ajimakinde.”
He possesses the bluntness and audacity often associated with Ajimobi, speaks governance and development in a manner that reflects Makinde’s approach, and carries the cheerful, fearless disposition that reminds one of Akala.
He did not come across as a hypocrite, One thing that stood out was his willingness to acknowledge those who contributed to his political and personal growth. Despite knowing that some overzealous supporters of the current administration might criticize him for giving credit to former mentors, he still chose to be truthful and appreciative. That speaks to character.
2. Whether one agrees with him or not, he sounds like someone who has prepared himself for both applause and criticism, supporters and Naysayers.
He appeared comfortable defending his positions and convictions.
3. His Ibadan roots are evident.
He is not disconnected from where he comes from. He proudly identifies with his heritage, agboolé, although I dont understand what is there to pride in 'Ona Ara'🤣 (he even mentioned @ShootingSc as his favourite) and was willing to discuss his past records and experiences without trying to reinvent himself for political convenience.
4. His communication skills are impressive, and he expresses his thoughts clearly, which is an important quality for anyone seeking public trust and leadership.
However I have an observation for his improvement.
As politics becomes more intense, there will be more difficult and uncomfortable questions. He gave some people (Ẹ̀lá part 1). I believe he will benefit from being a little calmer when confronted with questions that put him on the spot.
Remaining measured and patient will help prevent people from misinterpreting confidence as pride and start calling him Ajimobi ProMax.
ArugboBoisi ń lookọ mi
Abà Babamogbà Ògúndèjì Ikereku Ibadan.











































