Atom Ayoade

Open Minded//Out Spoken//Very Friendly/God’s Own.

[Big Uncle @Usmanashafe]

Senator Yayi hosts Saheed Osupa, and of course y’all already know what will happen 😁😁

Osupa won’t miss any chance to sing 😁

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

You woke up, had your bath, left your house and headed to the park. You left your local government, your state, and your entire region, traveled to another region, another state, another local government.

You stepped down from the bus and immediately demanded that the people there stop speaking their own language and speak English instead.

Some of you are already m@d, but you don’t even know it yet.

[🥤𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐬 @_Afcbanks]

Who made this 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[Adedamola Adetayo @BalogunKakanfo1]

From my inbox:

"Good morning sir. Are you aware of the toxic air pollution that plagued Ijebu-ode and it's environs since the past two months? Students of OLASS [ Our Lady Of Apostles Secondary School ] and AGGS [ Anglican Girls Grammar School ] were having respiratory and nervous breakdowns, fainting and having seizures the moment this putrid smell hit the air. Kindly verify the news.

Ogun State government and the local authority had to step in. The lab meth was responsible for the mishap.

So I did my research and asked if a lab meth can release toxic air pollution and the answer was scary. These Ibo guys did not just plan to kill our youths, they plan to kill us altogether via air pollution."

MY COMMENT

Indeed I remember that some weeks ago, I think in April of this year, there was a reported case of panic at the OLAS in Ijebu-Ode when a sudden outbreak of sicknesses, fainting and nausea hit students in their hotels. Many were rushed to hospitals all over town, scores of students.

That school is just a walking distance away from the Sagamu-Benin Expressway and can't be far from the Ajidagba Forest/village where that Meth lab is said to be located.

Quite logically, a particular pattern of wind currents could have carried the odour to that school and many other schools around like the boarding facilities of the Sacred Hearts Catholic College just adjacent to it.

I am not aware that the Government of Ogun State found suitable EXPLANATIONS for that incident and we just forgot it and moved on.

Just last week another report came that the same offensive odour was felt again, this time about 90 children were at deaths door and rushed as emergency cases to different hospitals.

https://t.co/Yi52WnTvpp

Some people, IJEBU PEOPLE, Chiefs and Obas must be involved, opened their eyes to admit messengers of death and destroyers of youths and the built a death factory right under our noses.

All for MONEY!!!!

When did we become this.

Where is the outrage?

Everywhere is quiet!!!!

Ijebus are about the MOST CONSERVATIVE of the Kóòtú Òjíire tribes. How could we have descended so low?

I started getting worried when I saw an IBO man bought and built a Plaza on several plots of land on the popular Ondo Road, a place comparable to Ikorodu road in Lagos.

In my childhood, in the times of my grandfather, it would NEVER EVER have been possible. They would never sell an inch of their land to Ibo people even if they were starving.

Now, can you imagine how much of our forests may have been similarly sold to these criminals by our kinsmen, those same people we looked down upon and abandoned to their fate in the villages as failures when we started our class-ego trips and when we started listening to Pastorpreneurs and Àáfàpreneurs to avoid our villages???

Those guys in the villages are the ones with so much freedom and latitude selling everything and they will soon sell all of us and the future of our children for peanuts if we continued like this.

Some people will remain in Lagos, Abuja and the abroad, come home once a year to show off at Ojude-Oba and return to base. One day it will dawn on all of us that when we have no home towns or homelanda to return to go and show off.

We are LOST!!!

We are truly LOST!!!!

#WeHaveMissedRoad
#YorubaRonu
#ThinkYorubaFirst

© Adedamola Adetayo
22 May 2026

[Adedamola Adetayo @BalogunKakanfo1]

Somewhere in Enugu State of Ibo land.

It's a normal.

When they demand INCLUCIVITY it is usually outside of Ibo land and mostly in Yoruba land.

1..Once upon a time, in this same "One Nigeria", Chief Obafemi Awolowo went to Aba of Ibo land in today's Abia State to campaign in the course of the 1979 Presidential Elections.

His running-mate was a Christian Ibo man.

It was a Christian-Christian ticket.

Awolowo was exceedingly qualified and he had track record.

The Ibo people knew his record of service.

But those people in Aba STONED him.

They threw STONES at his convoy.

Whereas, during the same period Nnamdi Azikiwe who had NOTHING to show for track record in Ibo land came to Yoruba to campaign

He was moving freely from Lagos to Abeokuta to Ibadan, even sending messages of insult to Yoruba leaders from the campaign grounds and nothing happened to him.

In those days we had Obingos in Yoruba land too, they were old men like Adeniran Ogunsanya who was a liberal Ijebu man. He was together with many woke people who thought they had sense because they had acquired certificates from school.

2. At the last election in 2023,Tinubu wouldn't have dared going up and down in Ibo land. He was lucky to have space to stand to run his campaigns even though they knew he wouldnt get 3% votes.

Mohammadu Buhari just went there in 2015 and 2019 to satisfy all righteousness. In 2015 had the flamboyant son of the soil, Chuba Okadigbo as his running mate.

But Peter Obi was doing MARKET-TO-MARKET campaign in Lagos and all over Yoruba land freely moving around the military Garrisons of his Ibo people around Yoruba land.

If you had disturbed him then we would have seen Chimamanda Adichie vibrating from the Capitol in Washington, Charly boy riding Okada to see Seriki Monafiki in Abeokuta, Oby Ezekwesili would have shown her ugly face on Asleep TV , the story would have been Ibos are being been persecuted in Nigeria

Very funny they do it only in Yoruba land as Obi didn't dare to do Market-to-Market campaign in Kano and even his kinsmen only barely came out to give him 30,000 votes unlike Lagos where the Ibos chased Yoruba people away from polling booths in many parts of Oshodi-Isolo and Amuwo-odofin.

3. Obi Cubana knows what the CITY Boys Agenda meant in Ibo land, his life had hung on a thin thread. I hear he has quit jejely.

It is not so here. There are many woke bastard who will sell us to Ibo Zionist.

It took a Yoruba Obingo fool in 1964 to STAB Professor Bíòbákú because he emerged ahead of Prof Eni Njoku as VC of Unilag.

Àwọn Ọmọ Àlè.

Seyi Tinubu went to Owerri to dashed them Billions of Naira which he didn't have sense to share to people who truly loved Tinubu. He didn't have sense to send some of the money to me to buy data. He dashed it to people who will continue to hate his father no matter what he does.

Awolowo and Abiola didn't do them anything, they just hated the two.

The only reason they will support Seyi Tinubu in Lagos is because they see in him a chance to take over Lagos from his bedroom.

3. Even as the Ibos won't allow an Anambra Bishop to sit down in a Catholic diocese in Imo they preparing with their NDC to contest all the elective positions in Lagos State.

And when you talk some Yoruba idiots born of three fathers in Lagos will say you are a tribalist.

Àwọn Asiwèrè.

E ni kuure!!!

#YorubaRonu
#ThinkYorubaFirst
#Igbimoomoyoruba

© Adedamola Adetayo
22 May 2026

[Atom Ayoade @Highchiefatm]

@HonMayorDele Congratulations

[ÀRÍYỌ̀ @AriyoImmanuel]

“𝘼𝙨 𝙬𝙚 𝙬𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙜𝙖𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙜... 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙄𝙜𝙗𝙤 𝙙𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙜𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙨 𝙬𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙤𝙪𝙩𝙨𝙞𝙙𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙝𝙖𝙙 𝙖 𝙢𝙚𝙚𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜, 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙮 𝙙𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙡𝙤𝙤𝙠, 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙖 𝙔𝙤𝙧ù𝙗á 𝙛𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩.”

— Babagana Kingibe, Abiola’s running mate.

This was long before Abiola’s detention and death, so you see, the posture was already set, and the tribalistic bias wasn’t exactly hidden.

So whatever you lots think you’re saying or even doing now isn’t surprising to students of history.

We’ve seen this movie before, and we know how it ends.

Fortunately, the yorùbás are wiser too now.

RIP MKO Abiola. 🕊️

[Oloye Akin Alabi @akinalabi]

Thank you to the APC leaders, executives, and party members across Egbeda/Ona-Ara Federal Constituency who signed my nomination form. As the form could accommodate only 120 names and signatures, I sincerely apologize to the thousands of party members who also expressed interest in signing the form but couldn’t be included.

Thank you all.

[Atom Ayoade @Highchiefatm]

@OpeBee It can’t be better said.

[Ola of Ogun @Ola_Of_Ogun1]

The moment Distinguished Senator Solomon Olamilekan @AdeolaYAYI and other Ogun State dignitaries were on their way to Abuja to accompany him as he submits expression of intent and nomination forms.

[Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA @AdeolaYAYI]

Upon arriving at the Red Chamber after being nominated as the @OfficialAPCNg Consensus Candidate for Gov in Ogun State, I was showered with congratulations from colleagues and staff of the National Assembly. In particular, the Ogun State Indigenes Parliamentary Staff Association

[Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA @AdeolaYAYI]

In my quest to forge a united and cohesive force towards victory in the general Election, myself alongside @gboyeganisiaka, Hon. AIA and other party leaders visited HE, Ambassador Tunji Sarafa Ishola, to seek unity, reconciliation, and collective progress within our party.

[Atom Ayoade @Highchiefatm]

Man of the People

[Ayo Moses @kainjinodam]

While they all might be chess masters just like I am a retired Chess Master myself, none of your cousins, you or myself have put Nigeria chess on the world stage nor given so much publicity to chess in Nigeria as Tunde has.

For us old timers (I retired in 2007 with a National Bronze Medal and a 2nd place FOC), we know how much we struggled to make chess a prominent sport in Nigeria. Maybe outside Tunde, IM Odion (For his brilliant representations), the other institution that needs to be praised to high heavens is Nigerian Breweries. If not for NBL, chess would have died over 20 years ago in Nigeria.

As a chess player, you really should understand why Tunde Onakoya should get his flowers.

[Atom Ayoade @Highchiefatm]

@Mz_Tosyn Good girl …. I love as Obidiots are having a crash out.😆

[Arábìnrin Sola @YOLICOM6]

You will rush to marry our Yoruba men because you know.

You know they are intelligent. You know they are hardworking. You know they are charismatic. But more importantly, you know what our culture represents.

You know that Yoruba culture is gerontological and is not patriarchal in the way many others are. You know a Yoruba man will not cage you. He will not stop you from working, from earning, from becoming what you desire to be.

If it is business you want to do, he will ‘dá e ní oko òwò’ with what he has, because that is what his culture says he should do for a wife who wants to do business.

You know that to a Yoruba man, your success is his success. You are not just a trophy wife. You are a full human being - with purpose, voice, and agency.

You know he will not measure your worth by whether you give birth to a male child. Your security in marriage is not tied to producing sons.

You know that even if you have only daughters, they will not be treated as lesser human beings. They will not be disinherited. They have equal rights to their father’s estates as a male child would.

You know that if, your husband dies before you, you will not be subjected to barbaric, dehumanising widowhood rites to ‘prove’ your innocence, like drinking the water used to wash his corpse.

You know all these things.

You know you come from a system that does not always extend the same dignity to women.

You know you have it good with a Yoruba man.

But what do you do?

You turn around and show disdain for the same people whose culture gave you that dignity.

You pass that disdain to your children, so much so that one day, they will stand up, seeking leadership in the land that accepted them (because their mother’s ethnicity will NEVER accept them as fully from the ethnicity ) and boldly declare that they neither speak nor think in Yoruba.

They will stand before our kings and refuse to pay obeisance.

They will throw words like Afonja - one of the deepest insults you can throw at a Yoruba person, at us.

And when we object?

Suddenly, we are blablablaphobic. We are bigots.

If you despise Yoruba people so much, why not remain with the men and systems you come from? Why not stay with men who do not respect your agency, your voice? Why not marry a man with whom you will never feel safe if you don’t birth son(s)?

Why marry a Yoruba man, benefit from the values his culture embodies, and then disrespect the very foundation of those values?

I do not blame you.

It is the Yoruba men who become so distracted, so completely PUSSYWIPPED, that they abandon sense and responsibility, that I hold accountable.

And yes, I will say it plainly - I thank Peter Obi and his Obituaries for waking me up from the nonsense haze of Yoruba liberalism. I did not realise I was sleepwalking toward the edge. I did not know that I was using a short fork to dine with the devil, was doing hahahehe with people who hate me so much out of envy for my ethnicity, that they seek for my ethnicity's erasure and destruction.

Emi ò ni fi ọwọ́ òsì juwe ilé baba mi.

Olubunmi Ajai (Kintsugi). OAK.

[Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni @therealFadaca]

If your states is where they celebrate JBL slabs, water fountain or 2km roads, abeg no put mouth for Oyo and Ogun matter abeg.

When states like Lagos, Ogun and Oyo are doing friendly banter, just be praying for better days because una never smell governance.

[Atom Ayoade @Highchiefatm]

@Tp_daquest0 @jidesanwoolu https://t.co/ROGvkZ7hub

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

He is so ignorant and loud as expected. Just like those who spitefully tagged the Gateway Airport a white elephant project last year. Let me educate him as I educated them.

We are not just celebrating another airport in Ogun State, we are celebrating an Aerotropolis, a masterplan which follows the global model. I am sure he hasn’t heard that before. You guys won’t appreciate the plan now, but you will within the next 10 years.

Surrounding the airport you have:

Gateway Aviation Village: A 300-unit housing scheme. The residential backbone.

Nigerian Customs training school and forward operating base. That is a strategic federal security establishment.

ARISE Integrated Industrial Platform (IIP) Project. A >$2 billion garment & textile industrial hub. Forming one of the largest manufacturing clusters in Africa, with a capacity of 4.4 million garments daily. That is the industrial engine. There’s also the Iperu Industrial zone.

Special Agro Processing Zone (SPAZ): backed by AFREXIMbank and ARISE IIP with an initial investment projected to be around $400m.

-The first AFREXIM African Quality Assurance Centre (AQAC) for Agro Export standardization is located around the Ogun Industrial/Agro belt, which is in proximity to the airport.

The airport itself is currently the most technologically advanced airport in Nigeria. The first-ever airport in Nigeria, and still the only airport to be granted the Aerodrome Operational Permit.

50 cargo flights before the end of the year.

It’s not by na me first do am. What is your plan after constructing the airport? To build hotels and clubs around it, which only has booming visitors once a year, or to build something that will boost productivity to help your state achieve its greater plan of becoming the China of Sub Saharan Africa?

Enjoy your sold out European tour, chief

[Dimeji @Makavellidon77]

No be this guy go build school for his mama state in Imo

[♠linkin♠™ @itz_Linkin]

What’s one tweet you wish you could take back?