OYINLOLÁ

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Competing with God!🐠

Men| Cities | Civilization.
The World will go our way!

[OYINLOLÁ @1mozinga]

I’ve worked with Opeyemi at @Ubagroup Ogbomoso Oke Apake Branch for corporate account services, and she has been incredibly helpful, efficient, and professional throughout.
Her responsiveness and commitment to getting things done are commendable. Highly recommended!

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open for gigs or any creative opportunities.

[Navalism @NavalismHQ]

"Your goal in life is to find out the people who need you the most, to find out the business that needs you the most, to find the project and the art that needs you the most. There is something out there just for you."

@naval

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It’s a mix of history, philosophy, economics, and spirituality. He shows how money, faith, art, war, science, and suffering are all part of our human story and we haven’t quite figured it out yet.

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OYINLOLÁ'S ARCHIVE BOOK 5

The Human Odyssey By Stephen Green

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From cave dwellers to code breakers. A banker reflects on what it means to be human.

This is a banker (yes, a real one — former chairman of HSBC) who put down his calculator and asked: “Are we progressing as humans... or just getting better at building shiny things?”

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It explains how Christianity shaped the West and how the West almost ruined Christianity.

And yes, it helps you spot when faith becomes just another form of power.

Favorite Line:
"Christianity is the only major religion to have as its central event the humiliation of its God."

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OYINLOLÁ'S ARCHIVE BOOK 4
Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley

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Key Idea

The church has always been a mix of deep devotion and deep dysfunction and yet, it survives.

You’ll finally understand where all the denominations came from.

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Next: people cross oceans to start churches with slightly different music preferences.

Still, through 2,000 years of division, war, reform, revival, crusades, councils, and choirs , the church (somehow) keeps going.

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Fast forward: monks invent universities, popes become kings, and everyone’s arguing over bread and wine.

Enter: Martin Luther, who basically tweets “95 problems” on a church door and starts a 500-year debate.

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This is the story of how a bunch of terrified fishermen somehow launched the biggest movement in human history… and then things got wild.

At first: everyone’s being thrown to lions.

Then: Rome adopts Christianity  and things get… imperial.

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The Secret Sauce?
Government backing + fierce competition
Young hustlers + no fear of failure
Building fast, failing faster, and scaling globally
And yes... some “inspired borrowing” at first

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OYINLOLÁ'S ARCHIVE BOOK 3
Tech Titans of China By Rebecca Fannin

“How China went from fake phones to global tech giants in record time.”

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They built billion-dollar companies without Silicon Valley, while eating noodles and dealing with tight government rules.

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•Jack Ma (Alibaba) — The English teacher turned e-commerce godfather

•Pony Ma (Tencent) — Mr. “Let���s turn chat into cash” with WeChat

•Lei Jun (Xiaomi) Copy Apple, then sell it cheaper and cooler

•Bytedance (TikTok) From “what is this app?”to “now your kids are addicted”

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Once upon a time, China was the land of “Made in China = fake everything.”

Then one day, they woke up and said:
“What if we stopped copying... and started taking over?”

So they did.

Enter the Tech Avengers of China:

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Africa doesn’t need more revolutionaries.
It needs managers who can build roads, power grids, and jobs and actually stay under budget.

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OYINLOLÁ'S ARCHIVE BOOK 2

MAKING AFRICA WORK A HANDBOOK By Greg Mills (, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Jeffrey Herbst & Dickie Davis

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Africa's Problem According to the Book:
Too many leaders want to be “His Excellency, Lifelong Chairman of the People,”
instead of “CEO of a Nation that Works.”

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4. Fix the power issue.
You can't run an economy when NEPA is doing hide-and-seek.

5. Train your people.
Countries win by the quality of their minds, not the size of their minerals.

6. Copy what works.
Rwanda did it. Mauritius did it. You don’t need to “reinvent culture.”