just being a realist.
Lagos, Western Nigeria
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God will help me punish all of you...
Yes all of you ..
If pastor Adeboye do this thing wey this man do .. y'all will keep mute...
Pastor Adeboye hasn't endorsed or ask you to vote anyone yet the swear e dey collect pass nepa own ...
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One thing everyone knows me for: Once I commit to a cause, I see it to the very end. And I won’t stop until we hit all our goals.
Gen Z Meets Yayi was a success.
We dared to do what people thought there was no realistic chance.
History has been made.
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I love Ogun State!
I strongly believe in Ogun State.
I will defend Ogun State against enemies from outside and within, with all of my heart and my strength.
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23 days after this meeting, we delivered Gen Z Meets Yayi with over 2500 youths, with super-majority being Gen Z in attendance.
Crafted, designed, presented, planned & delivered to the greatest standard in 23 days.
Guess the maddest part? We raised the funds ourselves, a team of just 9 brilliant people.
We didn’t take a kobo from Senator Yayi to plan and deliver this (QUOTE ME ANYWHERE). We just focused on the vision for young people in government to be heard, and we delivered.
You will get videos from tomorrow.
Don’t you ever doubt me when I tell you things! Ever!
Yesterday, I had a very productive meeting with the incoming Governor of Ogun State, Senator Solomon Adéọlá Olamilekan Yayi @Sen_AdeolaYAYI , where we discussed the future of our dear state.
One thing that stood out was his interest in the aspirations of young people, particularly Gen Z, who will play a defining role in shaping Ogun’s future. We discussed the need to create direct channels for young people to engage with the government, share feedback and contribute meaningfully to policymaking. After all, you cannot build a future for young people without giving them a voice in shaping it.
Building a state is a continuous process. The progress made under Governor Dapo Abiodun’s ISEYA provides a foundation upon which we can build, consolidate and advance our collective aspirations as a people.
For me, the journey from ISEYA to ITESIWAJU is about moving Ogun State forward, building on the gains of today to realise the greater possibilities of tomorrow.
I believe in Senator YAYI, I believe in what his ITESIWAJU agenda represents, and I believe in his bold, practical and vivid vision for Ogun State.
I will do everything within my power to support his emergence as Governor and contribute to the realisation of the Ogun State of our dreams.
This is bigger than politics for me. It is about the future of our people, the opportunities available to our young people and the kind of state we want to leave for the next generation.
ITESIWAJU is more than a political aspiration; it is a promise of a brighter future, greater opportunities and a better Ogun State for all of us under a Solomon Adeola Olamilekan Yayi leadership.
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Because the core North believes Nigeria and Nigerians are there to serve them
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“what belongs to ogun state must stay in ogun state” — yayi speaks on supporting talents & creatives in ogun.
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I will say this as a Christian. If you introduce a knife to a contest, don't cry foul when the other party brings onboard a pistol. If you use your pulpits to sing political songs. Then it is fair if others bring out Oro on election day and tell you father to city at home. All is fair in politics. 2+2=4. Here on earth, and on Jupiter.
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Gen Z really came out for Yayi today in Abeokuta...... And the engagement was solid.
No be by mouth @Sen_AdeolaYAYI is loved!!!
#GenzMeetsYayi
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I am not stopping you from eating it but nobody should say unprovoked that a tribes food was inspired by poverty. Respect others tribes if you want yours to be respected. Simple
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Any government policy that implies more federalism and that sub-nationals assume more responsibilities instead of depending on the center for everything , is seen as a plot against the core north. Any step to devolve power from the center is seen as a plot against them , is it th
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We need this kinda marriages: Hausa-Fulani ( Muslim) and Igbo ( Christian) marriages...
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
One NIGERIA!!! United we stand.
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For one baddie Igbo wife, FFK has like at least 3. Even said he dated Biafra forever first lady.
For Afonja & classic Yoruba behaviour, FFK is with "Afonja & Fulani cow fvcking b@stards"
For foundational Lagosian, FFK has probably the bluest blood in Naija
For MIT master, FFK has Cambridge plus Oxford.
I can go on and on, if GRV thinks he's a bigot, he's learning where FFK is.
Eloquence??? He can't even reach.
FFK has been minister twice and federal appointee 4 times or so. With proper CV.
Yet no sane person would ask others to vote FFK, then why GRV?
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You people are chronically stupid. South Eastern Bishops typically let a lot of nonsense slide. Starting from Mbaka to this Priest who should face serious sanctions. It is a travesty. When did the Catholic Church become the Church to bend to the whims of Peter Obi or even South East political agenda? Today is Sunday, I do not want to use uncharitable words.
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“FROM the south west”
What happened to your own region? If you love revolution that much, why not start from your place?
Now it makes all the sense.
I used to think you’re a bit intelligent…
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Just destroy your region. Nothing concerns us.
We will never allow any protests not done by us in the Southwest. You can cry all you want.
The Southwest will never be the launching pad for violent protests.
Do all your oriburuku in your region.
Never again.
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A hall full of young Nigerians. Passionate Ogun State future governors, executive members, respected professionals who understand the need to be involved in the governance of the state. Senator @Sen_AdeolaYAYI has taken time to interact with the Gen Z. Every stakeholder matters to Senator Solomon Adeola Olamilekan Yayi.
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You see diz Ekiti, some of us carry am for head!
We are not perfect but we are not also Omo Ale to fi owo osi j'uwe ile baba e!
We recognize our challenges just like the other subnationals while we keep pushing for our progress.
If you want to use us farm engagement, we will surely respond appropriately.