Ayodele Paul

Luv God & respect all equally, leader,happily married, Finance operation @FBN General Insurance Ltd, luv agric-buz, any other legitimate buz & open 2 learning.

[Dr. Bill Winston @DrBillWinston]

There is a blessing on unity.

Jesus is the Head, and we are His body. Whatever is on the Head flows to the body, the same power, the same authority, the same anointing. Whatever He’s got, we’ve got.

[🇨🇦 Ademola🇨🇭 @Alkaneseries]

Even from far away India 🇮🇳, upcoming artists render their songs in Yoruba language.

Yoruba is not anybody’s mate! Take it or leave it.

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

"Change that music to Tinubu’s Omo Ologo so that I can dance....."

Sokoto State Deputy Governor Idris Muhammad Gobir

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

An Ivorian shares his love for Nigerian music, especially the beauty of the Yoruba language. 🇳🇬❤️🇨🇮

[U.S. Mission Nigeria @USinNigeria]

Join us in welcoming Dr. Cajetan Iheka to Nigeria!

Starting August 20, the @Yale Professor of English begins a 10-month Fulbright appointment at the @UnilagNigeria. Dr. Iheka serves as director of Yale's Whitney Humanities Center, Chair of the Council on African Studies, Head of the Yale Africa Initiative, and Editor-in-Chief of African Studies Review.

At UNILAG, he will lead seminars and training for early-career faculty and postgraduate students. He will also lead course development, contribute to graduate curriculum redesign, and mentor faculty through teaching and publishing workshops.

Did you know that since 1960, there have been over 1,200 @FulbrightPrgrm scholars throughout Nigeria, many of whom currently occupy leadership positions in government as well as public, private and international institutions?

#USinNigeria

[U.S. Mission Nigeria @USinNigeria]

Victoria Oluwakotanmi is proof that excellence wears many hats.
A proud Nigerian-American, U.S. Navy Reserve veteran, chemical engineer, mentor to the next generation of young leaders, and now Miss Grand USA 2026.
From the classroom to the coastline to the crown, Victoria exemplifies what it means to serve, lead, and inspire, qualities that embody #AmericanExcellence.

Photo credit: IG: Miss Grand USA

[U.S. Mission Nigeria @USinNigeria]

#ThisWeekinUSNigeriaHistory in 1983, America’s Billboard 200 welcomed a groundbreaking sound from Nigeria: King Sunny Adé’s Jùjú Music spent 29 weeks on the U.S. chart, introducing his innovative sound to American audiences.

For 40 years, it stood as the longest-charting album by a Nigerian artist – until another Nigerian artist made history in 2023.

American audiences have long embraced the creativity and innovation coming from Nigeria. Can you guess which album ended King Sunny Adé’s 41-year reign? Drop your guess below!

#Freedom250

Image credit: Spotify

[Ooni Enitan Ogunwusi @OoniAdimulaIfe]

Today fills my heart with deep joy as I welcome my son, Asake, back home to Ile-Ife. This sacred land is where he spent many of his formative years, moulded by hard work, discipline, and quiet determination.

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

Steeze and glamour from the recent Ogbomoso Cradles carnival 2025💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[edmund obilo @eobilo]

Nigerian Civil War: Why Obasanjo Was Against Me

General Alabi Isama, author of The Tragedy of Victory, reflects on the internal tensions and personal disagreements that shaped command decisions during the Nigerian Civil War. He recounts his strained relationship with his commander, Olusegun Obasanjo, revealing how personality clashes and differences in judgement affected military postings at a critical moment in the war. Isama explains why he was redeployed from the 3rd Marine Commando to the 1st Division, offering a rare insider account of how leadership, ego, and power dynamics played out within the Nigerian Army during one of the country’s most defining conflicts.

[edmund obilo @eobilo]

History Repeats Itself: PDP Never Learned from Obasanjo’s Deception of Tinubu’s AD

[edmund obilo @eobilo]

The Story Dele Giwa Was Chasing Before He Was Killed

Who is Gloria Okon?

Richard Akinnola, investigative journalist and author of The Murder of Dele Giwa: The Answered Question, revisits one of Nigeria’s darkest media tragedies. He reveals that Dele Giwa was deeply involved in investigating the Gloria Okon drug-related saga at the time he was assassinated.

[edmund obilo @eobilo]

The Director of Military Intelligence Called Dele Giwa’s House Twice Before the Parcel Bomb Was Delivered

Richard Akinnola, author of The Murder of Dele Giwa: The Answered Question, looks at the final hours leading to the parcel-bomb assassination of Dele Giwa, one of Nigeria’s most courageous journalists. He lays out the sequence of events before the deadly package was delivered, drawing attention to phone calls made to Giwa’s residence shortly before the explosion. Akinnola argues that these details raise troubling questions about state power, intimidation of the press, and why justice has remained elusive decades after the killing.

[House On The Rock @HouseOnTheRock]

The streets are buzzing, and the sound is spreading! The #TE20 Road Show is out across the city, igniting excitement and inviting every heart to a night where Jesus is lifted high.

If you see the convoy, wave, cheer, and let the joy rise, The Experience is almost here!
Come witness Jesus United at #TheExperience20.
Venue: TBS, Lagos.
Don’t miss this move of God.

Admission is FREE.

#HouseOnTheRock
#HOTRInvitesYou
#JesusUnited

[Yoruba Mystic TV @YorubaNetworkTV]

Celebrate The Beauty And Authenticity Of Yoruba Women by posting a video or picture.

Dont be shy. Give your name and Yoruba state of Origin.

Yoruba women are the epitome of Beauty. No women in Africa or Nigeria compares to her in beauty and intelligence.

Yoruba women have glowing skin and radiant complexions; and they are noted for their graceful facial features, including pronounced cheekbones and expressive eyes.

They are fashion pioneers. They have the ability to wear traditional attire, such as the gele (headwrap), with poise and elegance.

We should thank Olodumare everday for creating the Yoruba woman. She is the envy of the world. She is the mother of warriors, scholars, president's and great thinkers.

[NYSC NDHQ @officialnyscng]

#2025BatchCOrientationCourse

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Who is hearing this for the first time? 😂

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Adewale Ayuba added a new verse on Adekunle Gold’s and Yinka Ayefele “Many People” music video. Fuji Legend, What do you think?🔥

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

"Mine is not difficult” is how a blacksmith ends up without a sword.

This Yoruba proverb reminds us of a common flaw.
People often fail to use their own skills, wisdom, or resources to help themselves.
They assume their turn will come later. They think their needs can wait.

The blacksmith forges weapons for everyone, but never for himself.
Not because he can’t, but because he keeps saying, “It’s easy, I’ll do it later.”

Lesson:

Your gift loses value if it never serves you.

Don’t let delay make you lack what you can create.

Apply your strength to your own growth before helping others.

Credit: speakyorubawithyemi/TikTok

[YORÙBÁ To The World 🌎 @Yoruba2theworld]

Shade Thomas-Fahm — the woman who turned aso-oke and adire into runway style. Nigeria’s first modern designer, forever changing fashion. ✨
Video credit: @afrocritik

#YorubaToTheWorld🌎