Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@_wildone1 @nuelibk Had to run out of the studio to take this

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Ade_Lammy @Oluomoofderby Set up or no setup, you will see the signs.
If there is no hard evidence against him, he wouldn't be convicted.
Many cases are enough to learn from.

May we not fall into the devil's 👿 trap

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@AceKelm @Oluomoofderby Prostitutes are frowned upon in England.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@_SammyNas @chude__ Pray you're not a victim someday.
A weak man you say?
There are many things at play here, did you consider while you're trying to jazz her and the knife eventually kills her, what would be your evidence of self defense?
May we never be a victim of such.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

#Everybodyloveschristmas
The gbedu that comes out from my car speakers is on another level
@funkeakindele you burst my head 😘
Just watched the video and now I am putting faces to the voices.
@directorpink_ awesome production 👍🏿
@layiwasabi ostrich meat yen da?

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

Lawyer @layiwasabi how va? Shey your dear don find that ostrich?
My favorite Christmas song ATM 💕
@funkeakindele a job welldone to the team

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Akogun_LAMI @OAUniversity ...cut down trees that were of significant purpose in the Architecture of our great institution.
They could have been maintained I believe, seeing we have a great faculty of Agriculture.
The world is trying to go green but the Oba Awon University wanna stay back.
Let's do Better.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Akogun_LAMI @OAUniversity ... The ventilation of such facility.
Will the standard of construction be up to par with the existing facility as well.
These should be the questions that needs to be asked before going ahead and approve such project.
I wasn't happy before leaving the institution seeing them...

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@oladele Any of these 2 would be great for me to support my goal🫣

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Eddiextreme @yabaleftonline What if what Falz said in the letter is exactly what happened?
Then he truly wouldn't need to clarify things from Bob before writing to VDM.
I was going to expect evidence against Falz just as he had against Bob.
Let's criticize objectively not based on voices heard.
#JUSTIVE

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@BakareOmodara The most sensible thing I've come across this far.
Learn to trust nobody, do your job and gerrout of there.
If they are doing something illicit, don't be a part of it, on the judgement day, you've got reasons to say you were not aware.

IN SHORT DO THE RIGHT THING ALWAYS

Selah¡

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@ElonMuskOde B. No

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

Our government needs to do better.
It's alarming that some of the clueless politicians voted into power are the ones dictating the future of it's citizens while they keep enriching their pockets while the masses are the ones suffering for it.
Nigeria wake up from your Slumber❤️

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

I want to raise an alarm about a horrible injustice being carried out against nigerian nurses.

Many of them don’t have the voice, the reach, or the platform for their pain to be heard or seen so I will gladly do it for them.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMcN) is refusing indefinitely to verify license for any nurse who plans and wants to travel abroad.

The license verification is a mandatory requirement for any nurse who trained in Nigeria to relocate abroad for work as a nurse.

The decision by the NMCN means:
1. Any licensed nurse who is in Nigeria now cannot relocate abroad for work. So they can’t move from Nigeria to uk, usa, Saudi or anywhere else.
2. Any licensed nurse who trained in Nigeria but already abroad cannot leave where they are for anywhere else. So they can’t move from uk to usa, Canada or anywhere. They are stuck where they are.

This is a form of professional imprisonment and hostage. And it makes zero sense however you look at it.

Nigerian nurses are overworked, underpaid, overused, under-appreciated and unfulfilled with their work in Nigeria.
This is why they want to leave Nigeria.

The answer to underpaid, overworked and unfulfilled health workers is NOT to hold them hostage in a system and a country they no longer want to be in. We need to address the issues, pay them better, make work more fulfilling and build a country that professionals are happy to live in.

The government is full of lunatic retards.
There is no other explanation beyond this. Otherwise, they should know that the only people who suffer this draconian decision by the NMCN is the patients and populace at hand.

When you force nurses, or any other professionals, to work against their wishes, what kind of care do you think the patients will get? Do you want patients to be treated by nurses who have mentally logged out of the system, who no longer wish to be in the country and who are being professionally held hostage against their will?

If this is not clear madness from the NMCN, then please tell me how else you define and explain insanity.

It’s an absolute disgrace and distasteful shame that rather than engage the nurses in a productive process that addresses their concerns and offers them juicy packages that discourages them from leaving, the NMCN is choosing the shameful path of professional hostage taking.

Tomorrow, when someone goes to a general hospital, and they see a nurse who is morose, irritable, upset and uncaring; you will wonder why. But you will never know that is a healthcare professional who is forced against her wishes to work in a system she no longer wants to be part of.

And don’t get me wrong:
I’m not saying I want all nurses to leave the country. I’m only saying the solution to the problem of nurses leaving is to specifically address the reasons why.

What I’m saying very emphatically is that the answer is NOT to simply place a technical ban on their escape and forcefully make them attend to patients who will only most likely be the ones to suffer potential half-hearted treatment from a nurse who is completely fed up of the entire system but has been tied down and forced to work.

What I’m saying is not a joke.
Canada has confirmed it. Saudi has confirmed it. Texas/USA has also confirmed it.

Today it is the nurses being held hostage. It could be doctors tomorrow. Or dentists. Or pharmacists. Or dietitians. Or opticians. Or optometrists. Or engineers. Or physiotherapists.

It could literally be anybody. It could be you. Please kindly lend your voice. Please let’s speak up for these nurses.

Pls share this everywhere.
Kindly retweet to create awareness.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

I want to raise an alarm about a horrible injustice being carried out against nigerian nurses.

Many of them don’t have the voice, the reach, or the platform for their pain to be heard or seen so I will gladly do it for them.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMcN) is refusing indefinitely to verify license for any nurse who plans and wants to travel abroad.

The license verification is a mandatory requirement for any nurse who trained in Nigeria to relocate abroad for work as a nurse.

The decision by the NMCN means:
1. Any licensed nurse who is in Nigeria now cannot relocate abroad for work. So they can’t move from Nigeria to uk, usa, Saudi or anywhere else.
2. Any licensed nurse who trained in Nigeria but already abroad cannot leave where they are for anywhere else. So they can’t move from uk to usa, Canada or anywhere. They are stuck where they are.

This is a form of professional imprisonment and hostage. And it makes zero sense however you look at it.

Nigerian nurses are overworked, underpaid, overused, under-appreciated and unfulfilled with their work in Nigeria.
This is why they want to leave Nigeria.

The answer to underpaid, overworked and unfulfilled health workers is NOT to hold them hostage in a system and a country they no longer want to be in. We need to address the issues, pay them better, make work more fulfilling and build a country that professionals are happy to live in.

The government is full of lunatic retards.
There is no other explanation beyond this. Otherwise, they should know that the only people who suffer this draconian decision by the NMCN is the patients and populace at hand.

When you force nurses, or any other professionals, to work against their wishes, what kind of care do you think the patients will get? Do you want patients to be treated by nurses who have mentally logged out of the system, who no longer wish to be in the country and who are being professionally held hostage against their will?

If this is not clear madness from the NMCN, then please tell me how else you define and explain insanity.

It’s an absolute disgrace and distasteful shame that rather than engage the nurses in a productive process that addresses their concerns and offers them juicy packages that discourages them from leaving, the NMCN is choosing the shameful path of professional hostage taking.

Tomorrow, when someone goes to a general hospital, and they see a nurse who is morose, irritable, upset and uncaring; you will wonder why. But you will never know that is a healthcare professional who is forced against her wishes to work in a system she no longer wants to be part of.

And don’t get me wrong:
I’m not saying I want all nurses to leave the country. I’m only saying the solution to the problem of nurses leaving is to specifically address the reasons why.

What I’m saying very emphatically is that the answer is NOT to simply place a technical ban on their escape and forcefully make them attend to patients who will only most likely be the ones to suffer potential half-hearted treatment from a nurse who is completely fed up of the entire system but has been tied down and forced to work.

What I’m saying is not a joke.
Canada has confirmed it. Saudi has confirmed it. Texas/USA has also confirmed it.

Today it is the nurses being held hostage. It could be doctors tomorrow. Or dentists. Or pharmacists. Or dietitians. Or opticians. Or optometrists. Or engineers. Or physiotherapists.

It could literally be anybody. It could be you. Please kindly lend your voice. Please let’s speak up for these nurses.

Pls share this everywhere.
Kindly retweet to create awareness.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@aduola_michael @SpicyTopaz @OurFavOnlineDoc How do you want to develop it when the fools in government are clueless as to how to go about it and they don't want to give the learned ones who are either old or young a chance due to their corrupt mentality?
I believe a win win situation is not the best statement for this act.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@officialABAT Your definition of US is questionable ser based on my own understanding.
kindly lead by example.
Cut down on the luxury lifestyles lived by the politicians we elected to serve us.
Work on scale of preference.
I know it's not an easy job but don't wait till millions die of hunger.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

If you want to know why millions of Nigerians across Nigeria are protesting,

If you want to know how the government has taken everyone of us for fools,

If you want to know how much traumatic damage has been done to us all as a people,

Watch this video:
https://t.co/OWWytqF7vM

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Jatiti_Of_Lagos @kristinalbert91 @instablog9ja Quick one, I am not here to disrespect anybody's religion but I'm curious, all the scenes we watch in foreign movies where women wear hijab to commit terrorism, do you also call them out?
I respect your religion, I'm just asking this to clarify things in my head.
Thank you.

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@PIDOMNIGERIA Who starts an official letter with "My Dear"?
Is there nobody getting all these documents in the palace?

[Alao Oluwasegun Moyinoluwa @_blaqstudios]

@Olodo_Tweets Title of the movie please 🙏🏾