Shina Ayo

Corporate slave by day and a sleeper by night.

[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Niyi @theniyifagbemi]

Ojude Oba 2026! 🇳🇬

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[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Ganeshen🌶️ @Ganeshen5]

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[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

If Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi had not abolished regionalism and resource control on May 24, 1966, with his Decree Number 34, the Western Region of Nigeria would have been better than Dubai today. That act set back Nigeria perhaps 100 years backwards, and we have not recovered from it until today.

Even with Awolowo in prison since 1963, the Western Region was on automatic pilot and still outperformed every other region by 1966, when Ironsi ended regionalism, because of his policies, especially his Universal Free Primary Education, which was compulsory and non-discriminatory. It included free school feeding to all children in the Western Region, no matter where their parents came from.

The Awolowo Western Region government introduced university scholarships that were higher in award amount than the federal scholarships. Awolowo's scholarship not only paid your school fees, whether in Nigeria or abroad, but your parents were paid a stipend during the pendency of your scholarship.

Long before Barack Obama achieved the Affordable Care Act (ACA), on March 23, 2010, Chief Awolowo had universal health coverage in the Western Region of Nigeria for every child and persons under eighteen, irrespective of whether or not their parents were from the Western Region. He did this by establishing at least one hospital in every administrative division in the Western Region.

The Western Region also had the first television station in Africa, the Western Nigeria Television Service, to keep citizens informed, educated and entertained.

Chief Awolowo established the Western Nigerian Development Corporation, which helped Westerners establish businesses and turned present-day Imeja into the most industrialised part of Nigeria to date. He set up the cooperative that ensured that as long as you were a farmer in the Western Region, the government would buy your produce as a last resort if you could not sell it.

Explaining why he committed himself to these policies, Chief Awolowo, on September 3, 1959, said:

"To educate the child is to lay the solid foundation for future social and economic progress: to provide health services is to combat diseases which are wasting on human resources and, therefore, reduce our productive potentialities. The Government has, for these reasons, brought about the greatest social revolution in the history of Black Africa."

May God bless the memory, offspring, and lineage of Papa Obafemi Awolowo, forever and ever, in Yeshua's Name.

[Dr Kayode Opeifa (DKO) @DrKayodeOpeifa]

Chief Obafemi Awolowo GCFR SAN planned to connect the entire country with trains about 70 years ago.

Awo said:

Chief Awolowo on RAILING up Nigeria 72 years ago.

"What the Nigerian economy lacks woefully is mobility."

"Any country that moves sluggishly and slowly will never make it economically. You will carry goods from Kano; it takes two or three days, with the driver languishing on the way."

"So the goods don't arrive in time at places where they will be consumed or badly needed."

"And when they arrive, they are too expensive and so on. "

"We considered a project when l was in the Western Region, and l thought all of us - the three regions at the time, should cooperate to make the scheme work."

"Well, the basis of the scheme, of course, is that the Federal Government will improve the speed of the railway from Kano to Lagos."

"We suggested that instead of bringing cattle on the roof from the North, where they were reared, let them bring the carcass. The refrigerated flesh would arrive in Lagos, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Port Harcourt and so on."

"So, there was a lot of correspondence on it. But not enough interest was shown, and in the end, the thing was abandoned."

“That is a dream we dreamt of in the Western Region around 1953/54"

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Happy Posthumous birthday to Legendary Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Asíwájú Ọmọ Yorùbá 🤩

[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Sukuna♟ @Mhoyemi]

“If it’s 400k, I will be saving 200k”
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[Avatar @officialavatar]

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[StDera 🧏🏽‍♀️ @dera_xoxo]

NYSC
ICAN
International passport
IELTS
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[jill scott heron🪐 @stillnotziora]

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[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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[Jason 👑 @demibolt_]

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[Niyi @theniyifagbemi]

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[Niyi @theniyifagbemi]

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[Shallipopi @plutomaniapopi]

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Link in my bio

[Shina Ayo @Shinawithissues]

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