🇳🇬 🇧🇯Àgbẹ̀ Lọba. AKEWE Ọ̀JẸ̀. Djin & Politics. Conservative Yoruba Nationalist. Allhands on Deck. Oríshá👸🏾I sell Local herbs.Honey🍯ETC. Give Me Djin Gigs
Yoruba Land
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Yoruba conservative grassroots land campaign and reorientation for Yoruba people
For the generations after us Yoruba of today not to become lost and confused worthless people on their ancestral lands, dear Yorubas please stop selling your land to non Yorubas
We’re hopping that after all of this awareness our six Governors in southwest will step in to do the right thing to safeguard our people from selling lands to non Yorubas
And we will continue reorienting our people, while we hope our leaders step up and safeguard our lands across Yoruba land
#Iseilu #TYF
@ThinkYoruba_1st
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
RIOT ROSE.
Arena Homme+ Issue 66 @theHOMMEplusmag
Photography: Oliver Hadlee Pearch
Fashion: Jahleel Weaver
Hair: Jawara
Production: Partner Films
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Epe, thank you for the warm welcome and incredible turnout. The Lagos Promise is about building on our progress, reaching more communities and making everyday life better for our people.
Gbese ni ileri. A promise is a debt and I remain committed to delivering on it.
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
ISIS burned 19 Yazidi girls alive for refusing to convert to Islam and become sex slaves.
Not a single Muslim organized a march for them!
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
ibo n fulani are two tribes that will be looking for u everywhere offline bcuz of ur tweets that is truth with no single lie. ibo hates Nigeria post-colonial history, fulani hates west Africa pre-colonial history n they’re both using religion n one Nigeria as tool for expansion👀
ibo n fulani are two tribes that will be looking for u everywhere offline bcuz of ur tweets that is truth with no single lie. ibo hates Nigeria post-colonial history, fulani hates west Africa pre-colonial history n they’re both using religion n one Nigeria as tool for expansion👀
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Dustbin people go vex for this guy o.
Q: Why did you leave Peter Obi few weeks to the presidential election?
Yunusa Tanko: The group did not want me. You don't stay where you're being tolerated. You go to where you're being appreciated. I respect Peter Obi, but since they don't want me, people who want me picked me up from the dustbin and made me a bride. That's what happened.
Lol 😆
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Dear Peter Obi supporters,
This is an NYSC camp built by a governor Nyesom Wike,
Kindly show us the NYSC camp built built by Peter Obi since he loves the youth so much and all others are thieves and they should have saved the money in banks.
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Never forget this: executions are happening in Iran every single day. Every day, people are executed simply for seeking freedom.
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
They promise to save your soul while quietly teaching you to surrender the history, dignity, and identity of your people #fypシ゚viral
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Today, we brought The Lagos Promise (Ileri Eko) to Epe for our flag-off campaign rally and the warmth and enthusiasm with which you welcomed us meant a great deal to me. Thank you, Epe, for showing up.
The Lagos Promise is about building on the progress we have made, taking it further and ensuring more people and communities feel the impact. For Epe, that means better transport connections, expanded waterways through Omi-Eko, stronger schools and healthcare and more opportunities for our people to earn, grow and prosper.
My commitment to Epe, just as it is to every part of Lagos, is personal. Every community matters and our work must continue to create opportunities and improve everyday life for everyone, leaving no one behind.
As we say, Gbese ni ileri. A promise is a debt. I understand the responsibility that comes with every commitment we make and I remain committed to working with you to deliver on it.
Thank you, Epe, for your warmth welcome, support and confidence. I do not take any of it for granted.
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Across communities, from one CDA to another, we are engaging residents, connecting with the people and taking the message of the APC closer to the grassroots.
Our message is clear: Stronger Representation, Stronger Kosofe.
We are building support, strengthening our grassroots structures and spreading the message of purposeful leadership and effective representation across every community.
Apc From Top to Bottom!
Mayor Dele Oshinowo
Apc Candidate, House Of Representatives,
Kosofe Federal Constituency.
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
You leave mufti of Iwo n other Islamic extremist that has been spitting Yoruba traditional worshippers, denigrating Yoruba kings n Yoruba monarchy system, denigrating Yoruba spirituality. And paint MS-Baba that is only quoting what is clearly written in ur Quran as villain SMH🤢
Resist the plot to break Yorùbá people on religious lines.
Resist every attempt to divide the Yorùbá people along religious lines.
Every Yorùbá person has the fundamental right to practise their chosen religion without intimidation, discrimination or interference. Being Muslim, Christian or a traditional worshipper does not make anyone less Yorùbá.
Our religious differences must never become weapons for destroying our shared ancestry, history, identity and cultural heritage.
No religion should divide us. No individual or group should be allowed to turn our differences into instruments of hatred.
We are one people, and our unity must be protected.
Ẹ̀yà Yorùbá kan náà la jẹ́!
#YorubaUnited
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Bàbá is NOT the same as father. 🔥
In Yorùbá, Bàbá is a role: the one who shields, protects and provides. That's why the area boys hail you "Twale! Bàbá o!" even when you're younger than them. 😂
Let Yorùbá explain Yorùbá. 🎥👇
#baba
#Yoruba #isese
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You mentioned Yoruba in ur write ups n write Gele story as it shld did u die? Even though u hardly find children of D’soil
deserving to gve gigs n u always empowered non-Yoruba in an events that belongs to Yorubas still thank u for stopping Yoruba erasure profiling Yoruba culture
NIGHT OF CULTURE, CRAFT AND HERITAGE.
On Sunday, 8th of November, 2026, I had the distinct honour of hosting the Lagos Gèlè Festival at Eko Amore, Lekki, Lagos. The evening celebrated the beauty, artistry and enduring heritage of the Yoruba Gèlè.
The Gèlè is far more than a headpiece. It expresses identity, elegance, pride and cultural memory. It is a crown our mothers and grandmothers have worn with grace for generations and every fold and tie tells a story of who we are.
I extend my sincere appreciation to the First Lady of Lagos State, Dr. (Mrs.) Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu. Her presence honoured the occasion and affirmed the importance of preserving and celebrating our cultural heritage.
I am deeply grateful to our creative collaborators, whose support and artistry made this event a success. Your creativity and commitment to excellence brought the elegance of the Gèlè to life on a grand stage.
I also thank our ancestors (masquerades), whose presence brought the richness and vibrancy of our Lagos traditions to the celebration. Thank you also to the designers, Gèlè artists, creative partners, volunteers, guests and everyone who contributed to making this event a memorable one.
Together, we celebrated more than a headpiece. We honoured our identity, our heritage and the generations of women who have kept this beautiful tradition alive.
Lagos raised its crown and our culture took centre stage.
Esé o! Modúpé o! A mò lóre o. 🙏🏾
#LagosGeleFestival #LagosTourism #YorubaCulture 🇳🇬
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Nigeria is a jungle. Protect whats yours or perish bcuz u wants to sound woke n look detribalize to camera for people who want everything your ancestors built n been working on ur total systematic ethnic extinction daily for almost 150years on roww n still not tired. Your voice😊
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
Nupe land is same story as Hausana. fulani had used Islam-brotherhood to tke over Nupe political n traditional power n they want the same for Lagos
Thank God for OSHODI-Tapa inter-tribal marriage alliance with Eko-Royals n others that help Nupe became a minority stock in Eko Lol
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
“I am Muslim first before I am Yoruba”
Arábìrin Mọ́remí Ọlá/Obadimeji’s GrandDaughter 🌼 retweeted
You said you love Yoruba people and you had been attacking the Isese people. You even called our ancestors dumb, you said they were not wise. You took their invention (IFA) and gave the credit to ur Arab slave masters. Dude you are Fulani, a real Yoruba will never say such thing.
Resist the plot to break Yorùbá people on religious lines.
Resist every attempt to divide the Yorùbá people along religious lines.
Every Yorùbá person has the fundamental right to practise their chosen religion without intimidation, discrimination or interference. Being Muslim, Christian or a traditional worshipper does not make anyone less Yorùbá.
Our religious differences must never become weapons for destroying our shared ancestry, history, identity and cultural heritage.
No religion should divide us. No individual or group should be allowed to turn our differences into instruments of hatred.
We are one people, and our unity must be protected.
Ẹ̀yà Yorùbá kan náà la jẹ́!
#YorubaUnited
You leave mufti of Iwo n other Islamic extremist that has been spitting Yoruba traditional worshippers, denigrating Yoruba kings n Yoruba monarchy system, denigrating Yoruba spirituality. And paint MS-Baba that is only quoting what is clearly written in ur Quran as villain SMH🤢
Resist the plot to break Yorùbá people on religious lines.
Resist every attempt to divide the Yorùbá people along religious lines.
Every Yorùbá person has the fundamental right to practise their chosen religion without intimidation, discrimination or interference. Being Muslim, Christian or a traditional worshipper does not make anyone less Yorùbá.
Our religious differences must never become weapons for destroying our shared ancestry, history, identity and cultural heritage.
No religion should divide us. No individual or group should be allowed to turn our differences into instruments of hatred.
We are one people, and our unity must be protected.
Ẹ̀yà Yorùbá kan náà la jẹ́!
#YorubaUnited