Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾

An existentialist, researcher, Evangelist, photographer and absurdist philosopher. Birth is the death of us (Hegel)

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

@KemiOlunloyo I agreed. Linda is a blogger and not even a journalist talkless of investigative journalist. Bloggers may post fake news just to create traffic but journalists, especially investigative journalists will unravel falsehood even at the expense of their lives🙌

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

In fact, @wemabank I received an email for the credit alert, but to my surprise, the email is blank, like it's not showing any message just the title of the email. Please, reverse my money because I don't know where 104,000 dissappear to

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

@wemabank, I hope you people don't want to unfortunate. I don't know whether it is magic or smtin else, a sum of 274,899.95 was credited into my account this evening around 5:04pm, and my balance reads 170,964.24 without any transaction or history. I

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

A case of a guest bullying an anchor

How do we protect anchors

[Channels Television @channelstv]

Retired Police Officers Protest In Abuja Over Pension Scheme

https://t.co/kIREFWibqy

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

First Nigerian to play chess at the palace in Morocco 🇳🇬

[Sahara Reporters @SaharaReporters]

DISTURBING VIDEO: Masquerade Brutally Assaults Woman During Urheovware Cultural Festival In Delta State

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

Oxygen costs N15k per hour in a hospital, that is fifteen thousand naira to just breathe in and out. You see this thing called health, don't play with it.

Be very grateful for the little things, and be very thankful that the govt can't control the air we breathe.

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

@DiianaD_ F9 minus

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

El rufai released

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

To have acess to the paper for academic purposes and personal study, click the link below:
https://t.co/dHq7msSCqG

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

In our latest article published in Sophia, we investigate the Yoruba understanding of reincarnation, addressing challenges to its authenticity while affirming its significance in their belief system. This paper sheds light on the spiritual dimensions of Yoruba culture.

[Fact @Fact]

Women are more influenced by how a man smells rather than how he looks.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Better Leadership for a Better Nigeria

After the burial of Dr. Christopher Kolade in Lagos, I travelled to Abuja to participate in the concluding part of the Oxford Global Think Tank Leadership Conference, held at Transcorp Hilton and organised by Mrs. Arunma Oteh, with the theme “Better Leadership for a Better Nigeria.”

The conference brought together an inspiring collection of thought leaders and reform-minded Nigerians, including His Highness Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, Atedo Peterside, Governor Alex Otti, ministers, and other distinguished panellists who shared invaluable insights on governance, ethics, and leadership.

Although I joined during the concluding session, the discussions were deeply engaging. The focus of the conversations revolved around one key idea: that for Nigeria to truly rise, we need leaders who embody compassion, competence, capacity, and courage.

One of the highlights of the conversation was the reminder that a true leader must be a peacemaker — one who builds bridges rather than walls, and whose leadership unites people in the pursuit of collective progress. As Mandela rightly said, “The oppressor is a prisoner of hatred; to liberate ourselves, we must liberate the oppressor.”

This strongly resonates with my long-held belief that Nigeria’s greatest challenge is not the absence of resources, but the absence of leadership grounded in unity and genuine empathy.

I left the conference even more inspired and reassured that with sustained dialogue, selfless leadership, and national unity, Nigeria can and will emerge stronger.

We must continue to work for a unified Nigeria — one where leadership reflects the values of equity and compassion, and where every citizen, regardless of background, feels seen, valued, and included in the progress of our dear nation.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

It’s time for Nigerians, young and old, to take ownership of their political future.
Stop letting the same politicians recycle failure across generations; they lied to your grandparents, they probably did to your dad and mom, too, and now you can stand up for yourself.
Get involved, get organised, and stand for integrity, transparency, and justice in leadership. Join a REVOLUTIONARY party here: https://t.co/IHVH0LUbju
My name is Omoyele Sowore @sowore . I approve this message.

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

@it_Rutie Nothing we no go see for this world. As a matter of fact, theres won't be the end. Lord, save us from unspeakable body pleasures

[Awe Solomon Kolawole👆🏾 @AweSolomon]

@cuppymusic We gonna celebrate with you soon, baby. Trust in God

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The Future We Must Invest In: Nadis’s and Others

I warmly congratulate Miss Nafisa Abdullah Aminu, the exceptional 17-year-old student from Yobe State, on her outstanding achievement at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals in London. Her emergence as the top English language performer globally, outshining over 20,000 participants from 69 countries, is not only a personal triumph but a moment of great national pride. Nafisa’s brilliance, nurtured through discipline, family support, and quality education at Nigerian Tulip International College, has proven once again that Nigerian youths can excel on the world stage when given the opportunity.

This remarkable feat calls for meaningful recognition. I strongly urge the Federal Government to honour Nafisa and all other students who recently brought academic honour to the country. A fully funded scholarship would not only reward her excellence but also inspire other students across the country to pursue education with passion and purpose.

Education remains the most powerful investment we can make in the future of our country. Let us, as a nation, demonstrate that academic excellence is a national value. I encourage the government to formally receive Nafisa and her teacher at the presidency as a symbol of our collective commitment to education. Recognising and supporting achievers like her is how we build a nation where merit is honoured and greatness is nurtured. -PO

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Keep them in abject poverty so that when election comes, for a PLATE OF JOLLOF RICE, they will vote you back to power. That's the system we've created." - Governor Amuneke

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Isn’t it shocking, that a pastor now doctors my video for fake propaganda