Olusola Olagunju

Data Analyst | Academic Researcher

[Zeroxy @Zeroxy_]

Can someone who lives in the kansas area please forward this to the authorities, i don't know what I'm able to do from Norway but this person randomly said this in my twitch chat and didnt comment further. RTs appreciated as I really need someone from kansas to see this.

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@NigeriaStories Yoruba people pride themselves on being tolerant, but if you look closely, Yoruba Muslims are the tolerant ones living under Christian Yoruba's insecurities. They deny Muslims their basic right because of fear of the unknown. It's insane and has to stop.

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@musta_iran @NigeriaStories But it's not a Christian school, is it?

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@the_popemichael Why should there be no hijab rule? It's a piece of cloth that does not bother anyone.
Why do Southern Christians feel they have the power to override Muslims' basic rights?

We can all co-exist in peace.

[HALO | CAREER SPECIALIST @Halosznn_]

I spent my entire day finding companies abroad that are actively hiring remotely. I found a few companies all hiring remote workers and compiled them into one sheet.

Roles cover social media, graphic design, content writing, video editing, virtual assistance, and more across Pakistan, Nigeria, UAE, Nepal, India, Ghana, the UK, the US, and beyond.

Mode of application has been added, so all you have to do is send your CV & portfolio where necessary.

https://t.co/vDQmYEGcW5

[Rotimi Adeosun (RMA). @adeosunm]

JUST IN: "NIGERIA 🇳🇬 GEO-POLITICAL ZONE BILL 2026

[1] As of October 1 2026, Nigeria’s six geo-political zones will become official and constitutional organs of government. This means that there will be four tiers of administration in Nigeria - Federal, Zonal, State and Local governments

[2] Nigeria will have six geo-political zones, with each being made up of seven states. Our constitution will prohibit the creation of any more states after these 42

[3] As part of this restructure, we will abolish the federal allocation regime and replace it with resource control under which states will remain the federating units. Revenue distribution will be as follows - States: 50%; Federation account: 20%; Geo-political zones: 15%; National trust fund: 15%. We shall gradually migrate towards this to achieve our targeted goal by 2040

[4] Geopolitical zones will be responsible for maintaining regional police forces to augment the activities of the Nigerian Police Force

[5] Each geopolitical zone will be constitutionally obliged to generate, distribute and transmit electricity within its domain

[6] Every year, the chairman of the geopolitical zone will rotate among the six governors within it. A chief executive will be appointed to manage what will be a civil service structure

[7] Ultimate authority for the governing of each geo-political zone rests with the committee of governors. There will also be committees of commissioners to deal with matters such as education, health, housing, transport, security, etc

[8] Each geopolitical zone authority will be responsible for secondary specialist healthcare. They will build specialist hospitals in areas such as oncology, HIV/Aids, renal failure, dementia, reproductive health, dermatology, etc

[9] These will be the 42 states that make up the six geopolitical zones:

South-South
[1] Bayelsa State - Yenagoa
[2] West Izon State - Patani
[3] Rivers State - Port Harcourt
[4] Cross River State - Calabar
[5] Akwa Ibom State - Uyo
[6] Edo State - Benin
[7] Delta State - Warri

Northeast
[1] Mambilla State - Gashaka
[2] Taraba State - Jalingo
[3] Adamawa State - Yola
[4] Borno State - Maiduguri
[5] Yobe State - Damaturu
[6] Bauchi State - Bauchi
[7] Gombe State - Gombe

Southeast
[1] Anioma State - Asaba
[2] Orashi State - Omoku
[3] Anambra State - Awka
[4] Imo State - Owerri
[5] Enugu State - Enugu
[6] Abia State - Umuahia
[7] Ebonyi State - Abakaliki

North-Central
[1] Abuja State - Abuja
[2] Gurara State - Kafanchan
[3] Benue State - Makurdi
[4] Plateau State - Jos
[5] Nasarawa State - Lafia
[6] Kogi State - Lokoja
[7] Niger State - Minna

Southwest
[1] Odo Oya State - Ilorin
[2] Oyo State - Ibadan
[3] Ogun State - Abeokuta
[4] Lagos State - Ikeja
[5] Ondo - Akure
[6] Ekiti - Ado-Ekiti
[7] Osun - Oshogbo

Northwest
[1] Sokoto State - Sokoto
[2] Kebbi State - Birnin Kebbi
[3] Kaduna State - Kaduna
[4] Katsina State - Katsina
[5] Kano State - Kano
[6] Jigawa State - Dutse
[7] Zamfara State - Gusua

[10] If any state is unable to meet its running costs, its geopolitical zone is constitutionally obliged to step in and bail it out. If not, the federal government will declare a state of emergency in that state"

This is Renewed Hope. May Nigeria 🇳🇬 rise again and be a nation of blessing and prosperity to ALL!🙏

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@MemejanOfficial @caglax777 Still overweight 😀

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@mreazi @solana_tii Suppose she can consistently re-create this sort of sound. She has blown!

[badgalsolana @solana_tii]

My sound finally found expression
I’m pumpeddddd
Sounds from the west

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@koreVampp @fkamorena Or they expect the baby to have a dark skin tone from birth. A lot of them don't know black babies are pink at birth too, so they thought the baby may have jaundice

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@hypetribeng So what if it's AI? We are all using AI in different ways to improve our productivity.

The song and choreography are great 🧚‍♀️

[Moe @Mochievous]

Eid al-Adha

AKA “the festival of sacrifice”. It honors the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim ( who some others know as Abraham) to sacrifice his son.

Families who are able to, are encouraged to sacrifice an animal etc (sheep/goat) then share among family & friends.

[A Gene Robinson @AlBuffalo2nite]

I read Walter Rodney years ago because I refuse to speak ignorantly about Africa, colonialism, or the Black experience. Serious people read opposing frameworks instead of hiding from them.

But here is where I depart from the modern activist interpretation.

Yes… Europe extracted resources.
Yes… colonial powers exploited weaker nations.
Yes… the slave trade devastated regions and peoples.

None of that should be denied.

But Rodney’s framework becomes dangerous when it subtly trains generations of people to believe Black dysfunction exists almost entirely because of external actors while minimizing internal agency, governance, culture, incentives, corruption, family structure, and civilizational continuity.

That is where the finger starts pointing toward evil.

Because once a people are taught:
“You are perpetually acted upon”
instead of:
“You possess responsibility, sovereignty, discipline, and agency”…

…you create psychological dependency.

And dependency is Democrat power.

Africa’s challenges did not emerge from one variable.
Geography mattered.
Disease burden mattered.
Agricultural diffusion mattered.
Institutional development mattered.
Tribal fragmentation mattered.
Colonialism mattered.
Post colonial corruption mattered.
Socialism mattered.
Human capital mattered.

All of it matters.

But modern Democrat ideological movements often isolate one variable:
“Europe did this.”

Why?

Because grievance is politically useful.

Meanwhile nations across Asia endured colonialism, warfare, famine, and devastation yet rapidly developed through:
education
social cohesion
discipline
family stability
industrial policy
and institutional competence.

And this is where the modern Black American conversation becomes uncomfortable.

Many urban communities today are not struggling because a white farmer in 1850 existed.

They are struggling because of:
fatherlessness
crime normalization
anti intellectual culture
dependency systems
drug epidemics
financial illiteracy
broken education
and political machines that profit from perpetual instability.

That is not hatred.
That is observation.

A people cannot permanently outsource blame without eventually weakening themselves spiritually and psychologically.

The Almighty gave mankind dominion, responsibility, intellect, and choice.

The danger of some modern Democrat grievance ideologies is that they slowly strip people of those very things while convincing them they are being empowered.

That is why discernment matters.

#SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

[Brooda John @Nigeriangod_]

God I’m in tears in court right now after 7months of fighting for a teenager that was raped and aborted for, they tried to sabotaged this case through the DPP but I fought tooth and nail and made sure I obtained my own certified true copy and pushed ahead with every resources available to me and today judgement was served,the pedophile is going on trial and finally moving from the magistrate court to the high court where he would be formerly jailed for his crimes. I never stopped at the court but followed it up at the DPP and finally yesterday I was given my own copy 😍

I was vilified for standing by this young girl, most of the men in her compound who are pedophile apologist called me all sorts of names and threaten me, one even called me gay just but I dealt with them fully and even sued one to court and he was begging for his life not to enter jail.

Today I’m having the last laugh,I have always fought for children and teenagers to be free from the shackles of pedophiles and today th

[Adrienne thee Creative | Experience Curator @brownandbella]

And if she gets into an Ivy some upper middle class white or Asian is still gonna complain she “stole” their spot.

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@DiversityHire They don't want it, since it benefits 2 black people against 100 non-black folks

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@Anunakin @masrinez It didn't get funded, even abroad, until recently.

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@JohnAnthonyMD You are lying!
Only 5 black students have lower scores than 51 white and Asian students. So no, many black students ain't getting in over others. It's hate propaganda.

https://t.co/wAseJwt7IB

[Jeff Anderson M.D. @JeffAnderson_]

The crazy part about this Yale thing is that it just shows folks are going to complain about black people whether they meet the metric or not. It’s sad but not surprising.

Through this whole thing we figured out that Yale admits about 10 black students per year.

We also learned the median GPA and MCAT of black students admitted to Yale was a 3.88 and 518 MCAT. (These are insanely good scores for anyone. )

For those of you that don’t know Median means half have higher half have lower.

Therefore 5 of out of the 10 or 50% had a HIGHER GPA and MCAT than 3.88 and 518. Hopefully the merit crew can all agree without question on their admission.

Now, about the 5 that had lower.
Many would argue as they have in my comments for the last 3 days “these are the people taking Someone else’s spot”

But is that true compared to the data from the rest of the class?

This table here shows the latest available data showing MCAT and GPA of all accepted students at Yale.
It shows that of those accepted 60 had greater than a 518 MCAT and 56 had less than 518. So 52% had above and 48% had below a 518. Remember the split was 50/50 for black students.
This is not a statistically significant difference in entrance standards.

Nearly half of Yale’s entering class that year had an MCAT of less than 518. Only 5 out of the 56 who did were black. The other 51 were white students, Asian students etc. There were 10 students who applied with > 518 who didn’t receive admission. Why is the merit of the 51 from those groups who did get admissions not being called into question. Why is nobody saying that they stole someone else’s seat. Why is it that the merit calculator only comes out when the student is black student whether they reached that 95 percentile mark or not. Why are they only ones being scrutinized?

Thats what I have an issue with.
Either we scrutinize every student that got in below that mark, all 56 of them, or we admit the scrutiny was never really about merit. You have to Pick one.

The reality is the admissions process is about so much more than just MCAT and GPA. If someone writes in your letter of recommendation that you’re the rudest most pompous person they’ve ever come in contact with you’re not going to get in. If you cannot hold a conversation in an interview and you are extremely awkward, you are not going to get in. physicians have to be smart yes but they also should be personable,compassionate, professional , empathetic and if you can’t show that through your letters, your activities, your personal statement, your interview because all you can do well is answer multiple-choice questions you are not going to get in and this goes for everyone black white whatever.

A 528 means nothing if you can’t look a scared patient in the eye and make them feel safe. Admissions committees know that. Patients know that. The only people who don’t seem to know it are the ones counting other people’s scores instead of building their own résumés.

[Olusola Olagunju @empressdols]

@policywishes @drterrysimpson You are just going off point.
Another post stated that 51 white and Asian students also got in below 518, compared to 5 black students. Is that also race-based, or are you ignorant, speaking on a topic beyond your comprehension?

https://t.co/wAseJwt7IB

[Jeff Anderson M.D. @JeffAnderson_]

The crazy part about this Yale thing is that it just shows folks are going to complain about black people whether they meet the metric or not. It’s sad but not surprising.

Through this whole thing we figured out that Yale admits about 10 black students per year.

We also learned the median GPA and MCAT of black students admitted to Yale was a 3.88 and 518 MCAT. (These are insanely good scores for anyone. )

For those of you that don’t know Median means half have higher half have lower.

Therefore 5 of out of the 10 or 50% had a HIGHER GPA and MCAT than 3.88 and 518. Hopefully the merit crew can all agree without question on their admission.

Now, about the 5 that had lower.
Many would argue as they have in my comments for the last 3 days “these are the people taking Someone else’s spot”

But is that true compared to the data from the rest of the class?

This table here shows the latest available data showing MCAT and GPA of all accepted students at Yale.
It shows that of those accepted 60 had greater than a 518 MCAT and 56 had less than 518. So 52% had above and 48% had below a 518. Remember the split was 50/50 for black students.
This is not a statistically significant difference in entrance standards.

Nearly half of Yale’s entering class that year had an MCAT of less than 518. Only 5 out of the 56 who did were black. The other 51 were white students, Asian students etc. There were 10 students who applied with > 518 who didn’t receive admission. Why is the merit of the 51 from those groups who did get admissions not being called into question. Why is nobody saying that they stole someone else’s seat. Why is it that the merit calculator only comes out when the student is black student whether they reached that 95 percentile mark or not. Why are they only ones being scrutinized?

Thats what I have an issue with.
Either we scrutinize every student that got in below that mark, all 56 of them, or we admit the scrutiny was never really about merit. You have to Pick one.

The reality is the admissions process is about so much more than just MCAT and GPA. If someone writes in your letter of recommendation that you’re the rudest most pompous person they’ve ever come in contact with you’re not going to get in. If you cannot hold a conversation in an interview and you are extremely awkward, you are not going to get in. physicians have to be smart yes but they also should be personable,compassionate, professional , empathetic and if you can’t show that through your letters, your activities, your personal statement, your interview because all you can do well is answer multiple-choice questions you are not going to get in and this goes for everyone black white whatever.

A 528 means nothing if you can’t look a scared patient in the eye and make them feel safe. Admissions committees know that. Patients know that. The only people who don’t seem to know it are the ones counting other people’s scores instead of building their own résumés.