Prince Bamidele Oyero

[Slim_Krn @Slim_Krn]

I use face ID when I'm in my place but I use all 3 when going to my man's place.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

At the end of all this if I marry wrong e go too pain me oo and I won't even forgive myself for it 😭

[Prince Bamidele Oyero @princebamidele0]

Imo

[Bopszn🥷 @tabsszzn]

Guess the state he's from 😂

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

I love people with a sarcastic sense of humour. 😂

Doctor: Please don’t take anything cold during this period until you finish your medication and feel better. In fact, by virtue of that, avoid anything cold for the rest of this month.

Me: Alright, no problem sir... but at the moment I’m seriously craving cold Pepsi. Can I use it to take the medication?

Doctor: Well, this hospital runs 24/7. You can always come back whenever there’s an emergency regarding anything.

Me: Wow. 😭😂

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

How do you politely tell a mature person to take care of their personal hygiene most especially brushing of teeth, without making it look like an insult or embarrassment.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

This sounds less like a romantic reunion and more like the closing prayer at the end of a meeting.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

For a very long time now, people have always painted the Fulani people as criminals or bad people entirely, but we should not forget that these people are a tribe on their own, just like the Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Tiv, Idoma, Ijaw, and many other tribes in Nigeria.

Just the same way every tribe has bad people among them, that is the same way there are bad people among the Fulanis too. It is wrong to generalize an entire tribe because of the actions of some criminal elements.

As someone that has served in different operation areas, I have personally seen situations where Fulani people were the ones giving useful information to security forces. Some even helped in identifying and arresting those bad elements disturbing communities in the bush.

Most times, these same innocent Fulani people are even the ones suffering more. Their cows get stolen, their people get attacked, and their peaceful lifestyle gets destroyed too. Many of them are naturally used to living in the bush and rearing cattle peacefully, not city life.

The problem is that some criminal elements hiding under the Fulani identity, including some coming from neighboring countries like Niger, Chad, and Cameroon, have continued to create problems and damage the image of innocent people.

We should stop tribal insults, hatred, and generalization. Let us face criminals as criminals, not condemn an entire tribe because of the actions of a few bad people.

Above all May Nigeria Succeed 🇳🇬🫡 u

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

This morning, I asked my babe a question. I told her, imagine a situation during childbirth where it’s either the husband survives or the child survives.

Before even thinking too long, she said, “What if I’m destined to have only one child?”

And immediately I understood her answer already.

Because most men, especially old school men, if you ask them that same question, they’ll choose their wife to live. Their mindset is simple: children can still come later, but “that woman is my wife.” Even if the child is already grown, many men would still choose their woman.

But women think differently sometimes. To them, what if that child is the only one they were destined to have? Life can still move on, another man can still come.

So when people say women don’t love men the way men love women… are they actually lying?

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

I'm sorry bro,
Those unsuccessful old men tried their best too.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

One day a body woke up on the table while he was mopping. Everyone else ran. He just kept mopping and said “Sir, you’re not on the list yet. Lie back down.”
The guy did. Then died 20 minutes later for real.
When they asked why he didn’t panic, he said: “I’ve seen 3,000 bodies. Half of them were already dead before they got here. Panic doesn’t change the list.”

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

For 7 years a janitor worked night shift at a city morgue. No one talked to him. Nurses called him “the ghost”.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

A lot of Nigerian children did not grow up chasing dreams.

We grew up chasing survival.

You’d wake up at 5am, fetch water, prepare for school, trek long distances with an empty stomach, then still stand in assembly while they told you “education is the key.”

But nobody explained why the graduates around us were still sitting at home frustrated.

Nobody explained why our parents kept hiding tears behind prayers.

Nobody explained why NEPA would take light during exams, why one bag of rice could become a family meeting, or why a child would suddenly stop school because “things are hard.”

Some of us were not poor because our parents were lazy.

They were simply Nigerians trying their best in a country that keeps punishing effort.

That’s why many young Nigerians look tired even when they’re still smiling.

Too many people have been strong for too long.

Above all May Nigeria Succeed 🇳🇬🫡🪖

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

As a serving soldier, I understand the pain, fear, and uncertainty many Nigerians are feeling, especially concerning the recent kidnapping of innocent school children and the security challenges facing our nation. Every parent who cannot sleep because their child is in captivity, every family praying for the safe return of their loved ones, and every citizen worried about the future is carrying a burden that weighs heavily on all of us.

I want Nigerians to know that behind every military operation are men and women who have left their families behind and willingly stand in harm's way so that others may live in peace. Many have spent months away from home, endured harsh conditions, and some have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of our country. Together with other security agencies and the Federal Government, efforts are ongoing day and night to rescue victims, dismantle criminal networks, and restore lasting peace across affected communities.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

99.9% reason why people got into depression is lack of money.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

In mathematics, balance matters. In relationships, whoever has the capacity should carry the weight when needed.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

Genuine happiness

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

I have none 😔

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

Fingerprint, Pattern or Face ID

Which one do you prefer and why?

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

Position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon.

[Adeyemi_Oyero @AdeyemiOyero]

Hit me with the harshest reality truth.