Ayololuwa

A brand designer and SM visual artist

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@OurFavOnlineDoc @NafdacAgency

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

I think our next protest will be to NAFDAC and SON.

Fake all over the country. The impotent agencies are powerless.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

Nigerian Doctor Raises Alarm Over Counterfeit Toothpaste Found In Multiple Stores 🚨🪥🇳🇬

“I Went To Over 6 Stores, And They All Had The Fake Toothpaste. They Didn’t Even Know It Was The Fake They Were Selling.

FAKE TOOTHPASTE CAN BE MORE THAN JUST A BAD DEAL. IT CAN BE A HEALTH HAZARD.

Can You Tell The Difference Between Original Oral-B Toothpaste And A Counterfeit One? In This Video, I Show You Some Of The Things To Look Out For When Buying Toothpaste And Why You Should Not Ignore Suspicious Packaging, Labelling, Smell, Texture, Or Unusually Cheap Products.”

~ Nigerian Doctor Warns

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

Old Messi wey promise Barca UCL con run away, UCL we no see

Make I no talk wetin de my mind sha

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

Happy New Month to my online buddies
May this month favour us beyond expectations

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

Made with @canva

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

I did not have access to that picture at the time, so I used this image to create something similar.

I did great?

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@BarcaKapa2 @Grandsoncr7 @RukDri Lol
People wey no de alright

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

Something new will be rolling out next week.

#socialmediadesign

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@tomiodozi Extra ordinary crazy

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@inspiredDZN Thanks for the update

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@inspiredDZN For someone working on how to implement AI into my designs
I'm always loving your tips

[Shola 👑 @itsSh0la]

The problem with this kind of behaviour is that the consequences eventually affect people who don’t have the same earning power.

When you constantly pay more than something is worth just because you can afford it, you may think you’re helping. But over time, you can unintentionally create a situation where sellers lose touch with reality. They begin to believe that everyone should be willing and able to pay those same prices.

Yahoo boys have contributed to this in many areas of Nigeria. From clothes to clubbing and several other lifestyle expenses, they had the money and were willing to spend without thinking twice. Sellers noticed this and adjusted their prices accordingly. The problem is that the average person doesn’t have that kind of spending power, yet they’re now expected to pay prices that don’t necessarily reflect the actual value of what they’re buying.

The same thing has happened with roadside area boys. People kept giving them money because they could afford to, me included, but unfortunately, what started as generosity became an entitlement. Some now act as if you owe them money, and refusing to give can even lead to harassment.

I experienced something that made this very clear to me during the Crypto With Shola Meet & Greet in April, 2025.

One of the guys who was serving food in the restaurant for us asked me for money. I didn’t even have much naira with me at the time, but I gave him ₦1,000.

The guy came back and returned the money. I was so pissed.

Another one happened in Eko hotel. I wanted to park my car and the lady who abandoned me while I was trying to park moved funny. I even had a scratch to the wall because where she directed me to go park was so tight. When I was leaving, she didn’t ask me for money, she was just coming to close to me, waiting, and I got the message.

I just gave her N500, she gave me back the money telling me that she’s not begging me, that what will she do with N500? And even threatened that the next time she sees me, she wouldn’t even bother helping me park.

I just took my money back and drove off.

These are people that get paid for the service they render by the companies that put them there, but because we’ve normalized being nice to them just because we can afford to, entitlement has entered.

It’s okay to pay the amount what you’re getting is worth. It’s okay to try bargain if you feel it’s being too pricy. As long as you’re not cheating them, as long as you’re paying what it is worth, that’s fine.

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

@theuntamedVII @IamOloba_ You will bounce back my gee 🙏

[Bluebox. @OG_Phillyy]

The countdown really generated a lot of hype for event 💜

[gst @wearegst]

I don’t “vote."

Yes, you do.

“Unregulated food”
“Weak, expensive internet”
“No public water supply”
“Flooded cities”
“High rent”
“No public transit”
“Enforced introversion”
“Monopolistic pricing”

are all votes.

You may choose not to vote.
But the result will touch you.

[Eji Branding ⛳ @Kcraytiff]

Figma X Canva 🥳

[Ayololuwa @IamG2S]

I did not have access to that picture at the time, so I used this image to create something similar.

I did great?

[Kelechi || Brand Designer @Kelechigraphixs]

Story time lol 🤣..
This was one of my first ever flyer design on Figma, I learnt from @motionmarkhq it's was not called motion mark then..

✌️. @Kcraytiff - tutor.

[gst @wearegst]

Nigeria’s internet challenges are placing millions of young people at a serious disadvantage.

[gst @wearegst]

Nigeria ranks near the bottom on download speed (111th out of 119 countries) with a median real-world download speed of just 5.3 Mbps.

Globally, the median internet speed sits around 34 Mbps to 40+ Mbps, while standard 4G/5G mobile connections in developed tech markets easily average 100 Mbps to 200+ Mbps.

A worker in the UK or France spends less than 1% of their monthly income for unlimited usage.

In contrast, an average worker in Nigeria who spends ₦10,000–₦15,000 a month on data is giving up 10% to 20%+ of their monthly earnings.