Ambassador Wale

Lover of Christ.Just a simple and honest man, with a heart of gold

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

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[Tunde Kelani @tkelani]

This masterpiece should be adopted for our Anthem in the entire Southwest geo-political, social and cultural zone of Nigeria.
Ire ni o,
TK
https://t.co/5VnT0XTMbR

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

Up IJEBU. if you're from ljebu say, up IJEBU.

[MSBABA2020 @rsalami208]

When conquest becomes law, dispossession acquires the appearance of legitimacy #fypシ゚

[MSBABA2020 @rsalami208]

Cultural identity is not made only of language and clothing; it can also be found in the sacred stories, ancestral practices, and spiritual traditions inherited across generations

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

DEAR CHRISTIANS, HINDUS, BUDDHISTS AND PEOPLE OF EVERY FAITH: I HAVE REACHED MY BREAKING POINT.

Effective immediately, I no longer identify as a Muslim.

The killing of the Bangladeshi couple has deeply traumatized me, shaken my beliefs and forced me to confront questions I can no longer ignore.

Between love and an AK-47, I choose love.

Between humility, kindness and a machete, I choose kindness.

Between embracing my neighbour and spilling their blood in the name of God, I choose humanity.

I am ready for my pork, my beer 🍻, my hugs, my laughter and the freedom to love my neighbours without fear.

I want to sit with happy people, respect different beliefs and live without being told that somebody must die because they offended another person's God.

ALLLAH DID NOT CREATE HUMANITY SO THAT HUMAN BEINGS COULD ENSLAVE, TERRORIZE OR SLAUGHTER ONE ANOTHER IN HIS NAME.

I am an African.
A proud Kenyan.
A Luo.

Before any religious label, I am a human being, and I refuse to surrender my conscience to any ideology that demands blood as proof of devotion.

I cannot accept killing in the name of God.

I cannot accept shooting in the name of God.

I cannot accept decapitation in the name of God.

If your understanding of religion requires me to become a murderer to prove my faith, then I want no part of it.

If God needs me to kill on His behalf, I have serious questions about the god being presented to me.

My heart is tired of religious arguments that turn human suffering into a theological debate.

A dead person is not brought back to life because someone quotes scripture.

A grieving family does not find comfort in explanations about sacred places.

Brutality does not become righteous simply because the perpetrator claims divine authority.

I want a world where Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, atheists and people of every other conviction can live together without fearing one another.

I want faith that produces compassion, not terror; humility, not arrogance; peace, not bloodshed.

I will not pretend that every religion or religious community is responsible for the actions of its extremists.

Nor will I condemn innocent people because of the beliefs they hold.

I will question, without apology, every ideology, institution and authority that excuses cruelty in the name of the sacred.

MY HUMANITY IS NOT NEGOTIABLE.

MY CONSCIENCE IS NOT FOR SALE.

NO RELIGION WILL CONVINCE ME THAT ANOTHER HUMAN BEING'S BLOOD IS THE PRICE OF MY SALVATION.

I choose love. I choose kindness. I choose Africa. I choose humanity.

And I refuse to be ashamed of choosing life over religiously justified violence.

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@Voiceofigbos Can yibo survive without crime?

[Iseyin first son @Abubakr_Subomi]

Dear @renoomokri, the people of Iseyin are calling on you! 🙏🏽

On behalf of the Aso Ofi Festival Committee and the good people of Iseyin, I am making this public appeal.

Many of our people, including myself, have tried reaching you through social media and email. We understand how busy you must be, and that is why we are taking this appeal directly to you.

Your efforts in projecting Iseyin and promoting our indigenous Aso Ofi deserve to be appreciated. The Aso Ofi Festival Committee and the people of Iseyin would be honoured to present you with an award at the festival's grand finale on November 26, 2026.

Sir, we sincerely hope you will accept our invitation and join us in celebrating our culture, identity and heritage.

RENO OMOKRI, ISEYIN IS CALLING!

Please help us get this message to him. Repost and tag him. Let Iseyin's voice be heard! 🙏🏽🧵

@RIAOFIBADAN

#AsoOfiFestival2026 #Iseyin #AsoOfi

[THE TROJAN BEAST @THETROJANBEAST]

Gbadebo at MASOYINBO a skit from Trojan Beast 🤣🤣🤣

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@GRVlagos Omo yibo

[Àníkẹ́ @aniky_bee]

Dear Yorùbá Buts,

Chief Obafemi Awolowo is a hardcore Yorùbá Nationalist who made almost all of us "Elites" in Yorùbáland & saved us from growing into a feudalistic society.

That the son of a nobody can become a graduate.

Why are you fighting the Yorùbá Nationalists of today?

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@Onsogbu Omo yibo needs DNA

[Senior Pst Okezie James Atañi. @Onsogbu]

This lady just finished GRV!

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@GRVLagos_Media @GRVlagos @ruffydfire @Resolveamorg @citizensvoicefm Omo yibo, you need DNA.

[Obafemi Hamzat @drobafemihamzat]

I had a great time on Masoyinbo, exploring the importance of Yoruba in our society and why we must preserve the language, celebrate our culture and pass our rich heritage on to future generations.

Yoruba is more than a language. It is part of our identity, history, values and what connects us as a community. While our diversity is one of our greatest strengths, preserving our indigenous languages is a responsibility we all share.

Building a greater Lagos means investing not only in infrastructure and public services but also in our people, culture and values. We must work together to keep our heritage alive for generations to come.

Masoyinbo is doing a wonderful job of preserving our heritage while keeping us informed and entertained, whether in Lagos or anywhere else in the world.

[Ọlálékàn. @LekanFabilola]

Masoyinbo || Episode Three Hundred and Sixty-Four with Dr Kadri Babafemi Hamzat @drobafemihamzat : An exciting game show dedicated to promoting and preserving the Yoruba language and culture.

Watch the full episode here:
https://t.co/YjTuNVgrBT

#Masoyinbo #YorubaLanguage #YorubaGameShow #LanguageLearning #AfricanCulture #GameShow

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@ikeikenj Only Omo yibo will protest

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@GRVLagos_Media Omo iya yibo

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

Nostalgic memories and goosebumps as Nollywood actors sang Chief Hubert Ogunde troop in 1960
Thanks to our Nollywood actors for bringing this to bear.

Songs like this gives present generation insight on how deep Yorùbá song has been. It's also tell the music prowess and how legendary Pa Ogunde was, during his time on earth

[Ambassador Wale @johnkuye]

@iconic_remi Give Omo yibo chance, you're joking 😁 we need his DNA first 😭

[Ogbeni @OgbeniAdugbo]

This should be Yoruba anthem!

Composed and sang by Chief Hubert Ogunde troop in 1960!

What an Anthem. Many Gen Z will think it is witches song.

Thank you Our Nollywood actors for bringing this to bear