Oladeji Olalekan

Legal Practitioner. Litigation. ADR. Researcher. Consultant. Aviation & Telecom Law. IHL. Teacher. Imaginative Writer. Ghost Writer.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

@Adunnishadollar @Lagosdsva, you can't look away from this whether skittles or real.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

@chymaker You are the real PROBLEM

[Nifemi Oguntoye🇳🇬 @nifemioguntoye]

“I just want to see my husband.”

The principal rescued after 56 days in captivity in Oyo has shared her ordeal.

She says none of the victims was sexually assaulted. She wasn’t beaten, but some of the younger children were flogged because they were noisy.

The men were blindfolded and handcuffed, while the captives were forced to trek for hours through the forest at night whenever the kidnappers feared security forces were closing in.

A heartbreaking account of survival.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

I really don’t know what you stand for anymore, @sowore.

​If your argument is strictly premised on his constitutional right to be granted bail and receive due process, I have absolutely no grouse with that. Since it is not a capital offence, bail should be granted on liberal terms except where there is a strong case of flight risk.

​However, your attempt to wrap a prima facie clear-cut act of illegality in the flag of "youth innovation" and "activism" is where you completely lose the plot. And I know ignorance is not a weakness here but actually a weapon you are dangerously wielding.

Let’s call a spade a spade. Cloning the voice of a sitting President using AI is not an act of creative "innovation" or "flourishing youth." It is a national security risk. In a highly sensitive clime, a fake audio of a head of state can trigger ripple effects including economic panic, civil unrest, or diplomatic crises.

​ This isn't a young techie building the next fintech giant; it is an adult making a conscious, illegal choice to commit identity fraud.

​To excuse this behaviour under the guise of "Nigeria's young people needing opportunities to learn and create" is incredibly disingenuous and dishonest. Since when did fraud become a legitimate tech stack?

Please choose your war carefully. Opposition should be logically, legally and conscionably done.

[Oyo Matters @Oyo_Matters]

The kidnappers in Oyo State had some people supplying them information from Kebbi, Sokoto. The very first thing the military did was to cut off their communication- Sen. Fatai Buhari

[Reuters @Reuters]

Nigeria's oil output hit highest level since 2020 in June, regulator says https://t.co/kvyOnPub06 https://t.co/kvyOnPub06

[Reuters @Reuters]

Nigerian security forces rescued 39 schoolchildren and six teachers who were kidnapped by gunmen nearly two months ago in southwestern Oyo state https://t.co/veSQLfzZRi

[Bae Hunter 🇱🇷 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 @thebeeperfumery]

She's not only the first Nigerian to earn a Doctorate in Robotics, she's the first Black woman to do so. She's Yoruba also. Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi etched her name in the annals of academia earning her Doctorate from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

@WOkene 🤣😂😁

Developers are doing developments in their developed enclaves!

[Lagos State Police Command @LagosPoliceNG]

PUBLIC APPEAL TO IDENTIFY FAMILY OF MR ORIOWO GABRIEL

The Lagos State Police Command appeals to members of the public to assist in reuniting an elderly man with his family.

The man, Mr. Oriowo Gabriel, aged 83 years, was found by a kind-hearted member of the public and subsequently taken into protective Police custody at Ipaja Division, where he is currently safe and well cared for. Despite efforts by the Police to trace his family using the addresses he provided, all attempts have been unsuccessful, as the addresses have been visited and no one has been able to identify or locate his relatives.

The Command therefore humbly appeals to anyone who knows Mr. Oriowo Gabriel or has any information that could assist in reuniting him with his family or loved ones to kindly contact the DPO, Ipaja Division, on [phone].

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

@Letter_to_Jack Dear @OfficialDSSNG , kindly weigh in. Thank you.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

@mr_genesis2 @grok, what is the title of this film

[Senator Shehu Sani @ShehuSani]

The news of the extermination of the infamous and notorious Zamfara bandit leader “Yellow” by Nigerian security forces is a major victory in the fight against terrorism in the North Western part of the country.Similar fate should await the likes of Bello Turji and Ado Aleru.

[King Delmart | Lumina Minds @iAm_d3Lmart]

🇳🇬 From Ado-Ekiti to the global stage! Meet Adeolu Oluwadamilola, a brilliant spark from St. Lawrence Metropolitan College, Ekiti State, representing Nigeria 🇳🇬 at the Spelling Bee World Cup in Shanghai, China 🇨🇳. Her journey is proof that with grit, no dream is too far. ✨

[TheCable @thecableng]

VIDEO: Defence headquarters shares footage of how security forces secured release of Ogbomoso schoolchildren, teachers

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Nigerian security forces have rescued 39 schoolchildren and five teachers abducted nearly two months ago in Oyo state.

Authorities say eight suspected kidnappers have been arrested.

[Oladeji Olalekan @Princeola82]

Peter Obi’s sudden rebranding as a champion of a strong, participatory opposition is nothing short of historical revisionism.

The assertion that he would deliberately strengthen rival political forces is completely dismantled by his actual track record in governance, which reveals the exact opposite: a deeply rooted aversion to grassroots democracy and pluralism.

​First, a man who actively suppressed the most fundamental tier of local democracy cannot preach about participatory governance. Throughout virtually his entire eight-year tenure as Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi systematically refused to conduct local government elections, choosing instead to run the local councils through handpicked caretaker committees.

He had to be dragged to court repeatedly by civil society and political actors demanding grassroots franchise. No matter what legal or administrative excuses his defenders conjure today, the fact remains clear: he starved the people of their right to local representation until the absolute twilight of his administration in early 2014.

Beyond Peter's past governance flaws, his contemporary political behaviour completely betrays his sudden love for a "strong opposition." A genuine democrat seeks to build, strengthen, and institutionalize political parties from within. Peter Obi, by contrast, treats political parties as disposable rental vehicles for his personal ambition.

In just a few years, he has migrated from APGA to the PDP, defected to the Labour Party, flirted with the ADC, and moved on yet again to the NDC. The moment a political platform demands structure, internal discipline, or accountability, or when he faces a challenge to his absolute control, he abandons it. A man who systematically weakens and fractures every opposition party he touches, leaving a trail of leadership crises in his wake cannot claim he wants to build a robust multi-party system. He does not want a strong opposition; he wants a compliant vehicle that answers solely to him.

[D. H Bwala @BwalaDaniel]

Peter Obi is telling Chude on his podcast that if H.E Dav Umah wants to debate him, he should first qualify as a presidential candidate first. Funny; the Peter Obi @PeterObi how did he qualify to be a presidential candidate? Did he (Peter Obi) participate in any presidential primaries? In fact has he ever participated in any presidential primaries? Imagine a miracle centre presidential candidate questioning a successful governor and performing minister on qualifications

[Punch Newspapers @MobilePunch]

How 17-Year-Old Nigerian TikTok Star Taught Herself Chinese, Became Internet Sensation

At just 17, Ganiyat Ishola has achieved something many people only dream of. While still in secondary school, she taught herself Chinese by watching movies, turning curiosity into an impressive language skill.

Now proficient in the language, Ganiyat hopes to one day become a Chinese interpreter. In this inspiring story, she shares how consistency, determination and a love for learning helped her reach this milestone.

#HumanInterest #GaniyatIshola #ChineseLanguage #Education #Nigeria #TeenInspiration

WATCH FULL VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: https://t.co/h3rFTRo1fP

[Defense News Nigeria @DefenseNigeria]

The Nigerian Air Force struck a terrorist enclave at Yanagari in the Gezuwa general area of Borno State on July 10, 2026.