Folakemi Esther Olopade

I believe the Bible and I write. By my words, I contribute tangibly to the universe. ✨

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

Look guys, I got featured by @Daystar_Power ☺️

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[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

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#sustainabilityculture #renewableenergy #solarpower #WIE #WIP #IEEE

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

The Sustainability Culture Newsletter is live!
And here is my first article - hot off the press!

In this article, I share some basic vocabulary that should be known by solar energy professionals and sustainability enthusiasts.

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

Truthfully, whether you're on-site or in strategy sessions, knowing how to talk through core solar system terms would really set you apart.

So please let me know what your thoughts are.

I'd be looking forward to read them.

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

I'm on board with it now.

Credits: Picture edited by AI

#AI #technology #productivity #creativity #authenticity #entrepreneurship #CoachFlourish #DavidineSpeechGym

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

We have come to that point where every entrepreneur would have to decide whether they want to incorporate AI into their operations, products, and services. To delegate more tasks to AI agents or ignore the AI revolution and be left behind.

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

I'm hoping that you would like our AI synthesis. That you would appreciate the improvements because I'm certain that it would also amplify our productivity, service delivery and profitability.

I guess I can say cheers to the AI Revolution. 🥂

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

@akin_adesina @seyimakinde Huge congratulations Sir 🎉

[Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, CON, CGH @akin_adesina]

Thank you very much Your Excellency @ProfOsinbajo for joining us with your lovely wife Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo and the eminent leaders from Nigeria. Having you there in Abidjan on September 1, 2015 to witness my swearing-in as President of the African Development Bank @AfDB_Group and again ten years later as I ended my term, was truly very memorable and special. Yemisi and I are grateful to you and our dear sister Dolly for your friendship, love and support. You have always been there for us, as a family, at every event. May we always have great and joyful things to celebrate together. Many thanks!🙏🏽💕

[Geoffrey Hinton @geoffreyhinton]

I just watched a great compilation of various people's views about what is coming:
https://t.co/OyvbzUqNKZ

[Joshua Mike-Bamiloye @jay_mikee]

It’s a shallow argument to berate a Christian song simply because it’s also played in clubs or because it’s danceable. That mindset reflects more about one’s limited exposure than it does about the song itself. The comparison to someone like Don Moen, asking why his songs aren’t played in clubs, is fundamentally flawed. How do you know what hasn’t been played in clubs? How many clubs have you actually been to? Slap a danceable beat to Don Moen’s lyrics first and see.

The belief that a song must be slow and solemn to be “godly” reveals a very skewed definition of spirituality. It’s not about tempo, it’s about truth. It’s called genre. Christian songs meant for celebration, thanksgiving, and joy fall under a different category from those crafted for solemn worship or personal devotion. We don’t eat every meal with the same cutlery, so why expect every song to fit one sound?

No Turning Back trended heavily among the body of Christ; in churches, homes and on social media. Everyone was declaring to follow Jesus forever but your focus is that it spilled to the clubs too or you don’t like the way the singer looked etc. That’s missing the point entirely.

Let’s not forget—many of the hymns we now revere were, in their day, controversial. Why? Because their melodies were adapted from bars, taverns, and folk tunes. And yet, God used them to touch lives across generations. The sanctity of a song is in its message and the heart behind it.

A song can sound “spiritual” and still be full of biblical error. On the other hand, a groovy, joyful track can carry deep scriptural truth. Remember David’s dance when the Ark of the Covenant returned to Israel? It wasn’t slow. Miriam’s song after the Red Sea miracle wasn’t a hymn in a minor key. These were joyful, expressive, energetic celebrations of God’s power. Hannah’s song in 1 Samuel 2 was a prayerful, prophetic outpouring after years of sorrow. Different moments call for different expressions.

In the end, let’s not gatekeep the sound of worship. Let’s discern the spirit and the truth behind it.

[Opegbemi Matthias Busoye @busoyeom]

Faculty of Technology, University of Ibadan
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[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

If in the last 10 years, you have been fully apathetic towards global politics, I'd suggest that you begin show some level of interest, no matter how minute.
Today would be a good day to start.

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

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[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

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[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

Have you seen this picture before?

This picture was taken about 10 years ago where I had a special encounter with a number of distinguished Nigerians who have now had a tremendous impact on my life in terms of vision.

[Folakemi Esther Olopade @flour_Davidine]

To read the full story of my encounter with Dr. Adesina, please visit the link below - https://t.co/BkRSDlCYf5

Join @callmelaju and I on Fri. 25th October, 2024 as we discuss the topic - Maximizing Mentor-Mentee Relationships. This session is an initiative of @_TheSpeechGym.