Opeyemi🇳🇬

@opyzee007

Educator Solar installer Videography/photography #stlouisguard Peace Lover #Nigeriamustsucced

Lagos, Nigeria

Joined December 2014

984 Following

936 Followers

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

4 months ago

Call us today

opyzee007's tweet photo. Call us today https://t.co/0AXrtxfaIE

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

about 22 hours ago

@gsbabatunde He has taken over from gutterman

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Paradise News Line @Paradisenewslin

1 day ago

@opyzee007 Yes oo. God is the Greatest

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

1 day ago

@Paradisenewslin I was so wow when she was sharing the testimony. God is indeed Great

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Who to follow

lion 🦁 clubs member! Man united fan! developer/interior design and decorator! Scorpio 🦂🦂🦂

A Film Maker Producer, Actor, Director

Adekola Adetunji

Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

2 days ago

@pawpawWhitee @TeeMento 😆😆😆. If you don't Gerrit

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

2 days ago

Is there any country in Africa doing child support?

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2 days ago

@atiku @Oluwabunmi63697 How much is your school fee sir?

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2 days ago

@lemi_deborah Given

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2 days ago

@lemi_deborah Yes ooo 3k

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2 days ago

@TeeMento See the way I'm laughing 😂😂😂😂 like am watching comedy

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

2 days ago

@abikeade_mii Owo

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3 days ago

@gsbabatunde Just let everyone watch in peace

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3 days ago

@FabrizioRomano This guy looks unhappy

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

4 days ago

Why is @NafdacAgency so silent about all these fake products brouhaha?

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4 days ago

@akomscopy 100 virgins here on earth and in heaven

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4 days ago

@confindence24 88

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

4 days ago

When will you go to Nepal?

5 days ago

MY VISIT TO EDA PLAZA, JABI Yesterday, I visited Eda Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, where more than 45 traders lost their shops to the recent inferno that gutted part of the complex. I met with some of the affected traders, many of whom were still clearing the debris and trying to salvage whatever could be recovered from the ruins. I expressed my deepest sympathy to them and pledged my support, however modest, as they begin the difficult journey of rebuilding their livelihoods. For many of these traders, their shops represent years of hard work, savings, sacrifice and hope. What was lost is therefore far more than physical structures and merchandise; livelihoods have been disrupted, dreams have been set back, and families have been placed under additional hardship. My consistent position has been that government must always care for its people, particularly in moments of difficulty and vulnerability. In times like this, leadership must be measured not only by what government builds, but also by how it stands with citizens when they lose what they have painstakingly built. I pray that God Almighty grants the affected traders the strength, resources and opportunity to recover from this painful loss, and that their businesses and livelihoods will be restored. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

PeterObi's tweet photo. MY VISIT TO EDA PLAZA, JABI

Yesterday, I visited Eda Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, where more than 45 traders lost their shops to the recent inferno that gutted part of the complex.

I met with some of the affected traders, many of whom were still clearing the debris and trying to salvage whatever could be recovered from the ruins. I expressed my deepest sympathy to them and pledged my support, however modest, as they begin the difficult journey of rebuilding their livelihoods.

For many of these traders, their shops represent years of hard work, savings, sacrifice and hope. What was lost is therefore far more than physical structures and merchandise; livelihoods have been disrupted, dreams have been set back, and families have been placed under additional hardship.

My consistent position has been that government must always care for its people, particularly in moments of difficulty and vulnerability. In times like this, leadership must be measured not only by what government builds, but also by how it stands with citizens when they lose what they have painstakingly built.

I pray that God Almighty grants the affected traders the strength, resources and opportunity to recover from this painful loss, and that their businesses and livelihoods will be restored.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

PeterObi's tweet photo. MY VISIT TO EDA PLAZA, JABI

Yesterday, I visited Eda Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, where more than 45 traders lost their shops to the recent inferno that gutted part of the complex.

I met with some of the affected traders, many of whom were still clearing the debris and trying to salvage whatever could be recovered from the ruins. I expressed my deepest sympathy to them and pledged my support, however modest, as they begin the difficult journey of rebuilding their livelihoods.

For many of these traders, their shops represent years of hard work, savings, sacrifice and hope. What was lost is therefore far more than physical structures and merchandise; livelihoods have been disrupted, dreams have been set back, and families have been placed under additional hardship.

My consistent position has been that government must always care for its people, particularly in moments of difficulty and vulnerability. In times like this, leadership must be measured not only by what government builds, but also by how it stands with citizens when they lose what they have painstakingly built.

I pray that God Almighty grants the affected traders the strength, resources and opportunity to recover from this painful loss, and that their businesses and livelihoods will be restored.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

PeterObi's tweet photo. MY VISIT TO EDA PLAZA, JABI

Yesterday, I visited Eda Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, where more than 45 traders lost their shops to the recent inferno that gutted part of the complex.

I met with some of the affected traders, many of whom were still clearing the debris and trying to salvage whatever could be recovered from the ruins. I expressed my deepest sympathy to them and pledged my support, however modest, as they begin the difficult journey of rebuilding their livelihoods.

For many of these traders, their shops represent years of hard work, savings, sacrifice and hope. What was lost is therefore far more than physical structures and merchandise; livelihoods have been disrupted, dreams have been set back, and families have been placed under additional hardship.

My consistent position has been that government must always care for its people, particularly in moments of difficulty and vulnerability. In times like this, leadership must be measured not only by what government builds, but also by how it stands with citizens when they lose what they have painstakingly built.

I pray that God Almighty grants the affected traders the strength, resources and opportunity to recover from this painful loss, and that their businesses and livelihoods will be restored.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

PeterObi's tweet photo. MY VISIT TO EDA PLAZA, JABI

Yesterday, I visited Eda Plaza in Jabi, Abuja, where more than 45 traders lost their shops to the recent inferno that gutted part of the complex.

I met with some of the affected traders, many of whom were still clearing the debris and trying to salvage whatever could be recovered from the ruins. I expressed my deepest sympathy to them and pledged my support, however modest, as they begin the difficult journey of rebuilding their livelihoods.

For many of these traders, their shops represent years of hard work, savings, sacrifice and hope. What was lost is therefore far more than physical structures and merchandise; livelihoods have been disrupted, dreams have been set back, and families have been placed under additional hardship.

My consistent position has been that government must always care for its people, particularly in moments of difficulty and vulnerability. In times like this, leadership must be measured not only by what government builds, but also by how it stands with citizens when they lose what they have painstakingly built.

I pray that God Almighty grants the affected traders the strength, resources and opportunity to recover from this painful loss, and that their businesses and livelihoods will be restored.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

4 days ago

@HighChiefOkoro Another reason he will loose the election. Landlords won't vote for him.😂

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Opeyemi🇳🇬 @opyzee007

4 days ago

@mariolexxx This is an old incidence that happened at Egbe ikotun Lagos. In all, say no to fake products

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5 days ago

@lemi_deborah @KunnujiC In Addy to us

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