Brown Adeboun

Building superintendent

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @TonyOElumelu Sometimes, a straightforward apology is not weakness, it is leadership. #sowore

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore , I believe you are completely wrong on this issue. @TonyOElumelu was right to address what he considered insubordination. She is a trainee within Tony’s organisation, and in a formal boss employee relationship, addressing your superior respectfully,such as “Mr.” followed

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @TonyOElumelu country, understanding simple principles of order, discipline, hierarchy and accountability is important. I am genuinely disappointed that instead of simply acknowledging the mistake and apologising, you have chosen to make further excuses.
Sometimes,

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu I am genuinely disappointed that instead of simply acknowledging the mistake and apologising, you have chosen to make further excuses.
Sometimes, a straightforward apology is not weakness, it is leadership.

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu within the authority and structure of that organisation. Whether the employee is young or old, hierarchy and professional conduct still matter.
If you aspire to lead a country, understanding simple principles of order, discipline, hierarchy and accountability is important.

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu order and respect. If someone’s father or uncle were wealthy and happened to be Tony’s friend, would she walk into a formal meeting and address Tony by his first name? Respect should not depend on social status.
Even a security officer employed by a company ultimately works

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu be different. But they are not friends or colleagues; it is a professional relationship between an employer and an employee. And “TOE” is a nickname,it is not the same as casually addressing your employer by their first name.
This is not about class. It is about professionalism,

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu names entirely appropriate.
We may call Tinubu or Donald Trump by their names when speaking generally, but when we meet them in their official capacity, we address them as Mr. President. Context and hierarchy matter.
If Tony had appeared on her show, the dynamics would obviously

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu @sowore , you are completely wrong on this issue. @TonyOElumelu was right to address what he considered insubordination. She is a trainee within Tony’s organisation, and in a formal boss,employee relationship, addressing your superior respectfully,such as “Mr.” followed by their

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@instablog9ja The most disgusting politician

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

If he can successfully manage a live band for a year and produce 50 full albums, not singles , then we can begin the comparison.
If you want it more diplomatic, more aggressive, or more academic, say the word and I’ll tune it.#FelaKuti

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

Fela is the greatest. He was a complete musician, led a full band, wrote his music, sang, played multiple instruments, and stood as a fearless freedom fighter.
Wizkid is an artist, not in the same class as a great musician like Fela. They operate on different levels.

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@SAMKLEF Fela Kuti transitioned from highlife to pioneering Afrobeat, while Orlando Julius was a key figure in highlife music ,get your fact right !!

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

Most of the ICE deployed on the field are not trained or equipped to properly identify real threats. When targeting is careless or intelligence is weak, like Minneapolis, innocent citizens end up becoming the victims of aggression. This is the real tragedy that must be addressed

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

it's a pity United have to endure Amorim and , his unfortunate existence until the end of season

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

how can we get Ole back ? Ruben Amorim is unfortunate ++ #LEEMUN

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

Trump may be chaotic, but he knows power. He would never try that nonsense with countries like South Korea, Russia, or Indonesia because they invest their wealth at home and protect their sovereignty when leaders export national wealth and abandon their people, respect is lost.

[Brown Adeboun @browndodo]

@sowore @realDonaldTrump @UN This carries an important lesson for leaders in developing countries sustainable development and accountable governance matter. When a nation’s wealth is moved abroad instead of invested at home, leaders may one day find themselves vulnerable outside systems they failed to build