(If it were a female CEO, what we’ll be hearing is that women are power drunk and that yes, it’s indeed policy to address on first-name basis but let me park that agenda). 🙂↕️
Infact I think Tony Elumelu will be irresponsible as a boss not to somehow reach out and reassure her after the amount of bullying, insults and backlash she has received over this non issue.
That’s what a great leader would do
I used to be such a happy kid. I’m trying so hard to find my way back to that version of me, and I know I’ll get there. I know this isn’t who I am. It’s not easy, but I’m fighting my way back, and I will win this fight. ❤️
There's no reason for Lagos to be here, non and I mean absolutely non of our ppl can visit that place without being killed, then y should an SA artist have a show here? When ppl like Burna are threatened with death if he ever steps foot in SA? Y do they get to be here while we..
Hate how life is making me loose hope. I used to be extremely optimistic, I’m just winging things now.
My 20s started off so well idk where I missed it fr.
But in all God is good I guess xx
In this election, irrespective of the result, I remain super proud of my choice.
Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe’s vision for the bar resonated, his goals reflected the daring and consistent challenge on possibilities I live by, his focus on issues and a display of extreme understanding of what young lawyers go through endeared me.
I have been there.
It was never about gender for me.
It was about my conviction.
My conviction was with LOA.
An election fraught with challenges and irregularities that affected all sides of the coin not withstanding, I congratulate president-elect, Mrs. Oyinkan Badejo-Okusanya (Mrs. B).
I sincerely hope that she works with other candidates, takes some of their well thought out ideas, surrounds herself with visionaries and deliver a working association for us all.
At the end of the day, this Association belongs to us all and we must remain committed to its growth and values….