I’m a living witness sha.😂
Nah Nysc carry me come Ibadan and a week after service around November 2024 I saw an advert that oyo state wanted to recruit staffs in different cadre so I applied.
I pass their CBT exam and the next phase was interview. I thought I won’t get…
Our administration have recruited over 21,000 teachers in Oyo State, more than any tenure.
I can confirm to you almost everyone got the job without knowing anybody.
Oyo State Voters should vote Bimbo Adekambi and must not allow themselves to be taken back to the dark days.
Came online and saw people saying I was paid to promote Gov. Makinde.
Saw another comment “Your name is Stanley and you are claiming you are from Ekiti”
Oko mi, I’m from Ifaki Ekiti. Ilogbe street and My mum is from Ijero Ekiti.
Now to make things clear…
I don’t need to be paid to vote, support or campaign for him. Even if he’s contesting against our Olori Ebi he will have my vote.
Lastly, if Makinde get one vote, nah my vote. Ti e ba fe ku ni ke ku.✌🏽
For my employment letter and here I am today, a man from far away Ekiti working under a government that care about his state workers.
If Makinde get one vote, nah my vote✌🏽
the job cause one of the interviewers asked for my local government and I told him Ido-Osi. (In my mind, this is the end of the road cause I’m not from Oyo state)😂
To cut the long story short, I ace the interview and I was notify to come over to civil service commission…
Lagos does not need another manager of yesterday.
It needs a governor who can stand with those who desire a better Lagos and still speak the language of those who will inherit it.
I am that bridge, between experience and energy, between present pain and future possibility.
Old enough to understand duty. Young enough to refuse the same excuses.
Atunto Eko 1.0 is not slogans. It is service that reaches every street, every generation, and every Lagosian who has waited too long for government that actually works.
Reset Lagos. Serve the people. Govern differently.
#Laja4ResetLagos2027 #AtuntoEko1.0 #VoteAPM
The report that officers of the Nigerian Army disrupted the peaceful protest by students of #AAUA@OfficialAAUASU earlier today against the continued failure of Gov @LuckyAiyedatiwa to end the prolonged #ASUUStrike in the University is very condemnable.
For a University currently under #ASUU #SSANU #NASU #NAAT combined industrial action.
The best response to the peaceful protest should rather be that @OndoStateOnline #EndStrikeNow
@MobilePunch@SaharaReporters@vanguardngrnews@GuardianNigeria
This is Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko. Students came out to peacefully protest, and the state governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, responded with gunshots against students.
Yesterday, the governor met with Army chiefs. Today, soldiers arrived on our campus and opened fire on unarmed students.
Let that sink in. This is a university that has seen its fair share of student protests over the years. With fee hikes, strikes, and insecurity in the host community, we have marched for all of it. And in all those years, even during the most chaotic of them, including 2009, when angry students burnt down a police station in Akungba, live bullets were never the answer. Soldiers, when they showed up, moved barricades and drove past. That was the unspoken rule. You do not turn guns on students.
That rule was broken today.
What changed? A governor who sat with army chiefs less than twenty four hours before soldiers showed up shooting at the same students he is meant to serve and protect. Students who have blocked roads before without a single bullet fired now have live rounds aimed at them, on the governor's order.
Watch the video. This is not a rumor. This is not exaggeration. This is a Nigerian soldier firing on Nigerian students on the grounds of Adekunle Ajasin University, for daring to protest.
#AAUA #AkungbaAkoko #EndStudentBrutality #OndoState
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