Ola101

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@fattylincorn_01 We are waiting for him

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@thisisAkinola Werey don marry enemy as wife.... Body go tell him when time reach

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@BolajiAdeg4289 @thisisAkinola Attracted to those who hate your existense continue shogbo continue.

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@822ce5224da84ca @BodeWarlord Werey omo ibo you no go cry kee na today... We move

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@mariolexxx Amen

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@omaakatugba Oga you cannot change everybody opinion so rest and safe your self from all these unnecessary stress... messi no kuku know you and ronaldo dont know anyone either.

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@PoojaMedia Ask Oma Akatugba he knows everything even more than past and present FIFA PRESIDENT.

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@chiamakaafc Thiery Henry

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@DeeOneAyekooto ....

[Ola of Ogun @Ola_Of_Ogun1]

Ogun State Deserves Better: Strong Condemnation of Desperate Plotting by Chief Kensington Adebutu and Otunba Gbenga Daniel Against Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi

Ogun people, listen very carefully to the leaked audio conversation between Chief Kensington Adebutu (Baba Ijebu), father of Ladi Adebutu, and Otunba Gbenga Daniel (OGD), former Governor of Ogun State. In this shameful recording, the two are caught red-handed in a disgraceful conspiracy, openly plotting and scheming to undermine, discredit, and eliminate Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) — the man they fear most as the greatest threat to Ladi Adebutu’s governorship ambition.

This is not politics; this is naked treachery. They whine that the game has become “much tougher” because of Senator Yayi. They coldly calculate how Governor Dapo Abiodun’s association is eroding their so-called stronghold in Ogun East. They designate Ogun Central as their battlefield, dissect eligibility technicalities, INEC forms, origins, and “Option B,” while admitting widespread unhappiness with their camp. All in “strict confidence,” desperately clutching at federal power and backroom deals to stop a superior contender.

We vehemently and unconditionally condemn Chief Kensington Adebutu, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Ladi Adebutu, and every individual complicit in this selfish, anti-people conspiracy. Your desperate godfatherism, elitist entitlement, and ruthless plotting against the will of the people will fail woefully. Ogun State is not your family inheritance or personal property to be manipulated at will. Enough of these archaic, destructive tactics that have held our state back for too long!

Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi represents the future Ogun truly deserves — a leader with genuine grassroots support, inclusive engagement across religious and traditional lines, and a proven commitment to real development, unity, and equitable governance for all zones. Your fear of him is understandable, because his rising popularity and competence expose the emptiness of your ambitions.

A clear message to the plotters: Your conspiracies are exposed. The people are watching. Ogun will no longer tolerate these power-hungry cabals who prioritize personal and family interests over the collective progress of our state.

To all citizens of Ogun: Listen to the full conversation. Share it widely. Let the audio be your evidence. Reject these desperate power brokers and their candidate. Rise up for merit, integrity, and progressive leadership.

Senator Yayi is unstoppable. The era of godfatherism, manipulation, and elite conspiracies is coming to a shameful end in Ogun State.

#YayiForOgun2027 #RejectDesperatePlotters #OgunBelongsToThePeople

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@omaakatugba One of your ewure goat finally get sense i hope you will emulate

[POOJA!!! @PoojaMedia]

Messi blocked one of his strong supporters who criticised Argentina after the World Cup final 😭🤣

[Nononsense @NoNonsensezone]

A South African predicted that Yoruba language would be the world's universal language by 2056; everyone will be speaking Yoruba.

That's how much Yorubas have influenced the world. The Yoruba ethnic group is the most influential outside Nigeria.

[Ola of Ogun @Ola_Of_Ogun1]

Ogun State Deserves Better: Strong Condemnation of Desperate Plotting by Chief Kensington Adebutu and Otunba Gbenga Daniel Against Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi

Ogun people, listen very carefully to the leaked audio conversation between Chief Kensington Adebutu (Baba Ijebu), father of Ladi Adebutu, and Otunba Gbenga Daniel (OGD), former Governor of Ogun State. In this shameful recording, the two are caught red-handed in a disgraceful conspiracy, openly plotting and scheming to undermine, discredit, and eliminate Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) — the man they fear most as the greatest threat to Ladi Adebutu’s governorship ambition.

This is not politics; this is naked treachery. They whine that the game has become “much tougher” because of Senator Yayi. They coldly calculate how Governor Dapo Abiodun’s association is eroding their so-called stronghold in Ogun East. They designate Ogun Central as their battlefield, dissect eligibility technicalities, INEC forms, origins, and “Option B,” while admitting widespread unhappiness with their camp. All in “strict confidence,” desperately clutching at federal power and backroom deals to stop a superior contender.

We vehemently and unconditionally condemn Chief Kensington Adebutu, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Ladi Adebutu, and every individual complicit in this selfish, anti-people conspiracy. Your desperate godfatherism, elitist entitlement, and ruthless plotting against the will of the people will fail woefully. Ogun State is not your family inheritance or personal property to be manipulated at will. Enough of these archaic, destructive tactics that have held our state back for too long!

Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi represents the future Ogun truly deserves — a leader with genuine grassroots support, inclusive engagement across religious and traditional lines, and a proven commitment to real development, unity, and equitable governance for all zones. Your fear of him is understandable, because his rising popularity and competence expose the emptiness of your ambitions.

A clear message to the plotters: Your conspiracies are exposed. The people are watching. Ogun will no longer tolerate these power-hungry cabals who prioritize personal and family interests over the collective progress of our state.

To all citizens of Ogun: Listen to the full conversation. Share it widely. Let the audio be your evidence. Reject these desperate power brokers and their candidate. Rise up for merit, integrity, and progressive leadership.

Senator Yayi is unstoppable. The era of godfatherism, manipulation, and elite conspiracies is coming to a shameful end in Ogun State.

#YayiForOgun2027 #RejectDesperatePlotters #OgunBelongsToThePeople

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@papichulo4224 Even if ibo people vote for Tinubu come 2027 we go stil swear for nna say we no send you and your existence aura for aura ni.... ENKR

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@omaakatugba Laugh cover kee i dey mock you ni... Messi sef don move on but you are every minutes lamenting... Speedy recovery 😂😂😂

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@omaakatugba Wahala no con too much like this... 😂😂😂

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@mhi_dey98 Absolutely

[Ola101 @Domip179659]

@omaakatugba Get over it bro messi cannot win every time..Wetin sef

[Elelu Ayoola @EleluAyoola]

A 300-level University of Lagos student, Migwe Obinna Nicholas, has narrated how the Nigerian Education Loan Fund saved him from dropping out of school, describing himself as the only member of his family to have made it to university.

Nicholas, who is studying Theatre Arts and Film Studies at UNILAG, shared his experience in an interview with former Big Brother Naija housemate DeeOne, posted on Instagram on Monday.

The undergraduate said he currently lives in his local church because he has no personal accommodation after leaving his sister’s home following disagreements with her husband.

“I’m the only person in my family that has made it to university. I’m using student loan to fund myself through school right now. I live in my local church while schooling. I don’t have my own apartment right now,” he said.

According to him, he grew up in a poor family and moved from Ebonyi State to Lagos at the age of eight to live with his elder sister.
He explained that although his sister supported him for years, he had to leave after securing admission into UNILAG because her husband wanted him to abandon his educational ambitions and join his business.

“I come from a broken family, like a poor family. I’ve been with my sister since I was about eight years old. But when I got admission to the University of Lagos, her husband actually asked me to leave the house.

https://t.co/Cz3WgHEC2r

[Kelvin Ero @AgbafianTV]

TOBA IJAYA: A GOOD OR BAD PERSON?

DEBATES & DISCUSSION

The death of Toba Ijaya (Toba Ajiboye), the late Organizing Secretary of the Lagos State National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), has sparked intense debate across Lagos and on social media. While many describe him as a loyal leader, philanthropist, and community benefactor, others argue that his legacy cannot be separated from allegations of violent street politics and the controversial culture surrounding transport union power.

THE QUESTION REMAINS: Was Toba Ijaya a good man remembered for his generosity, or a feared strongman whose past continues to divide public opinion?

Lagos State NURTW Chairman Mustapha Adekunle (Sego) described him as a trusted friend, a man of unwavering loyalty, and a pillar of TeamSego and SegoNation. According to Sego, Ijaya dedicated himself selflessly to the union, and his death represents a painful loss to colleagues and supporters.

Many residents of Fadeyi and Mushin also describe him as a generous benefactor who quietly assisted people in need. Friends and beneficiaries say that after achieving financial success, he increasingly gave back to his community by supporting families, associates, and those seeking assistance.

Videos from his final public appearances show him surrounded by admirers at social gatherings, with musicians and entertainers praising him publicly. To supporters, he was a respected community figure whose influence extended beyond transport union activities.

Others portray him as a resilient figure who survived numerous challenges over several decades. They argue that his ability to maintain influence in the highly competitive transport sector demonstrated leadership, courage, and commitment to those who depended on him.

Critics argue that Toba Ijaya's rise occurred during periods marked by violent competition over transport routes and control of union territories. Although many of these claims remain anecdotal and have not been proven in court, critics contend that his name became associated with Mushin's long history of street rivalries and power struggles.

Some former observers describe him as a feared union strongman whose influence often intimidated rivals. Others argue that the broader culture surrounding transport union politics contributed to cycles of violence that have affected Lagos for years.

There have also been public allegations and social media speculation linking him to cult-related networks or individuals allegedly used for protection and enforcement. However, no court has found him guilty of such claims, and authorities have not publicly confirmed these allegations.

Following his death, rumors circulated suggesting that the killing could have been connected to revenge over the April 2026 killing of a reported Buccaneers member known as Agali. Some online commentators claimed Ijaya had been accused by associates of involvement in that incident. Police, however, have not confirmed any connection, announced any motive, or made arrests, and these claims remain unverified.

To friends, colleagues, and beneficiaries, Toba Ijaya was a loyal leader who evolved into a generous philanthropist whose positive contributions outweighed any controversies surrounding his past.

To critics, his story represents the dangers of violent street politics, with some arguing that years of conflict eventually caught up with him. Social media discussions have frequently invoked the idea of "karma" or "the streets calling back," although these are personal opinions rather than established facts.

Beyond the individual, Toba Ijaya's death has reignited broader discussions about the role of transport unions, political influence, community leadership, and violence in Lagos.

Some argue that influential union figures often become community protectors and providers where government support is limited. Others believe the system itself encourages fierce competition, intimidation, and recurring violence.

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

"Why We Are Still Borrowing"- Hon Minister of Finance Mr Taiwo Oyedele schools Obidiot and senators During Senate Hearing👇❤️🔥