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21 days ago

Now Solomon Buchi calls me “Olodo, Houston branch.” Damn. Really? 😂 😂 Solomon, a self-acclaimed social commentator, product of the same failed Nigerian system, is calling others olodo? A 🤡 who self acclaimed to be a journalist, yet Nigeria gave him no platform to thrive, no structure to support his dead career or grow, A man who spent years online begging for financial support and visibility, then a woman married and relocated him to the UK through marriage, a woman paid his flight and moved him to UK 🇬🇧, now speaks like assistant Jesus, dragging people daily for likes, comments, and engagement. The irony is wild. Your biggest flex is English fluency, a borrowed colonial language, and you wear it like a badge of superiority. That is intellectual slavery. You cannot fit into my flannel, talk less of my shoes. I am an OLODO and the state of Texas through department of energy found me worthy to work on millions of dollar projects with equipments worth hundreds of thousands, I must really be a Good OLODO…..I must be really OLODO and sitting on 4.0 CGPA, Yeah go figure I am really OLODO….. My research work is being referenced in multi-million-dollar wetland restoration projects in Southeast Texas. I assemble UAV systems, fly missions, process LiDAR and multispectral datasets, and present insights used in real environmental restoration. Beyond that, thousands of Nigerian youths think differently now because of my platform. Hundreds are now studying abroad because of our guidance. I have students across all 29 Schengen countries in Europe, including the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. In the 2 years alone, my platform has helped over 100 Nigerians leave for education and better opportunities. I don’t just talk. I build. I teach. I solve problems, my evidence is plastered all over social media… That is impact. Meanwhile, what exactly is your contribution apart from turning on a ring light to react to other people’s lives? You call out people daily, but where are your workshops to educate the OLODOs Where are your scholarships? Where is your youth empowerment structure? Where is your measurable impact? Where is the employment or skill acquisition center you’ve created for the youths.. If all you do is judge youths without offering solutions, then you are farming outrage, not creating change. That is why you missed my point. I never said Nigeria doesn’t have an olodo uprising. I said reducing a deep systemic collapse and mentioning one boy called Peller is lazy thinking, the spot light automatically deviates.. Nigeria’s problem is bigger than Peller. Underfunded education. Mass unemployment. Brain drain. Poor leadership. Broken institutions. Hopelessness. That is the real crisis. I live in the UK and USA, I see what youths are doing there too, gangs, drugs, balloon abuse, violence, crime. Broken systems produce broken behaviors. I will never blame only the product while ignoring the factory. Yes, call me Olodo of Houston. I wear it proudly. Because if being “olodo” means staying connected to the struggles of ordinary Nigerians and working toward solutions instead of mocking victims, then so be it. Solomon, I challenge you to an open debate. Let us see how intelligent you really are, beyond sounding polished on camera. Bring your facts. Bring your logic. Bring your impact. Show your work as a journalist, show your work beyond criticism….. If you have none, then keep farming engagement. When that camera turns off, you are empty. Empty. Just occupying space. People cheer you on not because you are profound, but because you package ordinary thoughts in polished English, a borrowed colonial language that many Nigerians have unfortunately mistaken for intelligence. Fluency is not wisdom. Grammar is not critical thinking. Accent is not intellect. Speaking big English while offering little substance is still emptiness. True intelligence is measured by impact, solutions, and the lives you transform

mazitt305's tweet photo. Now Solomon Buchi calls me “Olodo, Houston branch.”

Damn. Really? 😂 😂

Solomon, a self-acclaimed social commentator, product of the same failed Nigerian system, is calling others olodo?

A 🤡 who self acclaimed to be a journalist, yet Nigeria gave him no platform to thrive, no structure to support his dead career or grow,
A man who spent years online begging for financial support and visibility, then a woman married and relocated him to the UK through marriage, a woman paid his flight and moved him to UK 🇬🇧, now speaks like assistant Jesus, dragging people daily for likes, comments, and engagement.
The irony is wild.

Your biggest flex is English fluency, a borrowed colonial language, and you wear it like a badge of superiority. That is intellectual slavery.
You cannot fit into my flannel, talk less of my shoes.

I am an OLODO and the state of Texas through department of energy found me worthy to work on millions of dollar projects with equipments worth hundreds of thousands, I must really be a Good OLODO…..I must be really OLODO and sitting on 4.0 CGPA, Yeah go figure I am really OLODO…..

My research work is being referenced in multi-million-dollar wetland restoration projects in Southeast Texas. I assemble UAV systems, fly missions, process LiDAR and multispectral datasets, and present insights used in real environmental restoration.
Beyond that, thousands of Nigerian youths think differently now because of my platform.
Hundreds are now studying abroad because of our guidance.
I have students across all 29 Schengen countries in Europe, including the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the 2 years alone, my platform has helped over 100 Nigerians leave for education and better opportunities.

I don’t just talk.
I build.
I teach.
I solve problems, my evidence is plastered all over social media…

That is impact.

Meanwhile, what exactly is your contribution apart from turning on a ring light to react to other people’s lives?
You call out people daily, but where are your workshops to educate the OLODOs
Where are your scholarships?
Where is your youth empowerment structure?
Where is your measurable impact?
Where is the employment or skill acquisition center you’ve created for the youths..

If all you do is judge youths without offering solutions, then you are farming outrage, not creating change.
That is why you missed my point.
I never said Nigeria doesn’t have an olodo uprising.
I said reducing a deep systemic collapse and mentioning one boy called Peller is lazy thinking, the spot light automatically deviates..
Nigeria’s problem is bigger than Peller.

Underfunded education.
Mass unemployment.
Brain drain.
Poor leadership.
Broken institutions.
Hopelessness.

That is the real crisis.

I live in the UK and USA, I see what youths are doing there too, gangs, drugs, balloon abuse, violence, crime. Broken systems produce broken behaviors.
I will never blame only the product while ignoring the factory.
Yes, call me Olodo of Houston.
I wear it proudly.

Because if being “olodo” means staying connected to the struggles of ordinary Nigerians and working toward solutions instead of mocking victims, then so be it.
Solomon, I challenge you to an open debate.
Let us see how intelligent you really are, beyond sounding polished on camera.

Bring your facts.
Bring your logic.
Bring your impact.

Show your work as a journalist, show your work beyond criticism…..
If you have none, then keep farming engagement.
When that camera turns off, you are empty.

Empty.
Just occupying space.

People cheer you on not because you are profound, but because you package ordinary thoughts in polished English, a borrowed colonial language that many Nigerians have unfortunately mistaken for intelligence.

Fluency is not wisdom.
Grammar is not critical thinking.
Accent is not intellect.

Speaking big English while offering little substance is still emptiness.
True intelligence is measured by impact, solutions, and the lives you transform

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