Oriadé. My sixth album. 15 years in.
Get it from me directly, before anywhere else.
Naira. Cedis. Shillings. Rand. Pounds. Pay what it’s worth to you.
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Tonight. 👑
30BG
@Ekitipikin@biodunaoyebanji They won’t see this one that we YOUTH are suffering
I can’t even dress or get the hair cut I wish cus of police harassment, and what the youths benefiting from the government
You people only come during election. We hope for the best this coming election
It seems like Cape Verde have a separate creation story from the Adam and Eve story
Because how are they so beautiful I haven't seen a picture of 1 ugly person from Cape Verde
You can’t build a modern economy when tech professionals, creatives, and young people can’t walk five minutes in Ado without being viewed as suspects. 🤦♂️ Constant police harassment is pushing some of Ekiti’s brightest talents to cities like Lagos and Abuja. When innovation is discouraged and young minds feel unwelcome, stagnation becomes inevitable. THIS STAGNATION IS MAN-MADE
Trust me at your own risk
As I Dey do legal things, I Dey do illegal join
I fit Dey crime scene tonight make I don Dey 9-5 job following morning
I fit go club for night make I Dey church the next morning
I fit Dey read for exam make I still do examination malpractice
I schooled in Ikere Ekiti and one thing stood out, there’s so much demand, but not enough people building for it.
Thousands of students, tens of thousands of residents, yet basic things are still missing.
That gap is opportunity. For example, there’s only one standard restaurant feeding thousands of students with no competitors in quality of food and price differences. Imagine something like Item7 existing in that region, it could create a shift in the consumption market.
Let’s talk about supermarkets? Cinema? Recreation centers? Affordable and standard accommodation? There’s money to be paid, but no great services to be offered! If this sparks your interest, you can look into the town.
After Ado-Ekiti, Ikere is an untapped opportunity! Over thousands of consumers with little or no producers!