Look at this stupid ignorant goat asking if Ogun State people are business people with such disdain. A brainwashed zombie. Zero knowledge of history, zero self awareness, zero respect for others.
Typical empty-chest beating, perfectly mixed with ignorance and victimhood.
In his underdeveloped mind, business is import dependent trading, not investment, not manufacturing, not actual production. Thats what he has been taught and he can’t see beyond the foolery. The way he was also raised, the only way he can validate himself is to be a perpetual victim.
When Governor Dapo Abiodun was seeking investors everywhere, this clown and others were celebrating gutter and street light.
The empty heads interviewing him also shared the same sentiments. They should change the name of the podcast to The Foolish Bunch.
The pretentious sane humans and good governance advocates have gone into hiding. They are blind now. They will remind us about price of petrol after this tweet.
Gèlè is Gèlè. Names are how a culture keeps credit for what it made. Lose the name, and in one generation nobody remembers where it came from. #GeleIsGele
@Letter_to_Jack He was elected to represent Ogun West senatorial district. There are still so many bad roads in his senatorial district, so why take what belongs to Ogun West to other senatorial districts
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To every action, there is equal and opposite reaction. I will use myself as an example. I am from Ogun State, but some of my extended family members are from Lagos. Sounds strange right? Lagos, as a State, was created in 1967 and Ogun in 1976. My people have existed as one. Till today, part of my panegyrics is the same with that of many indigenous Lagosians.
Ọmọ iwájú ọlọ́kọ̀ tí n sowó,
Ẹ̀yìnkulé ọlọ́kọ̀ tí ń sèjìgbà ilẹ̀kè
Ògèdègédé ọlọ́kọ̀ tí ń tàn yẹbẹyẹbẹ lójú omi
Ọmọ ká fọ̀pá wàá, ká fàjẹ̀ wàá,
Ká fògèdègédé ọwọ́ wakọ délẹ̀ Ìṣẹri
Back to the discussion at hand. I wasn't really interested in the affairs of Lagos. It's like the properties of my distance cousin. But when we start seeing videos of people in far away Anambra and other Eastern States holding meetings and saying "Lagos is not negotiable, we have to capture Lagos," my sense of preservation will be triggered. It would be stupid of any Yorùbá person to watch people with conquest mentality take over Yorùbá Land.
Twitter is crazy. Someone whose state is in number 32, in terms of development, out of 36, can be subbing your own state that's in number 1-3 in the country.
GRV shouldn't even be contesting for the post of a Local Govt Chairman. He doesn't not have the proven track record to do so. He does not have the leadership experience whether in the private sector or the public sector
It’s embarrassing that in 2026, we’re debating whether someone who understands a language but doesn’t speak it should be considered fit to govern a state.
Not their record. Not their competence. Not their capacity to lead. An ethnic language.
People hold elected office across the world without speaking every local language, but here we’re still using language and ethnicity to screen people for public office.
At this rate, when exactly do we break free from tribalism?
Every Nigerian deserves to be found. Every business deserves the chance to reach its customers. And every community deserves to be within reach of opportunity.
Today, we are launching the National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System by @NipostNgn , a significant step towards a Nigeria where your location connects you to more possibilities.
Think of the small business ready to deliver beyond its neighbourhood, the family waiting for emergency help and the community that government needs to reach with essential services.
An accurate postcode can make a meaningful difference in each of these lives.
As we work towards H.E. President @officialABAT’s ambition for a $1 trillion economy, we must build the foundations that allow more Nigerians to participate, trade and prosper. This is one of those foundations, and I am deeply excited about what we can build with it.
Please find your postcode here - https://t.co/GnUieOIwWp and start using it.
Share this video, encourage your family and friends to find theirs, and help us take this message into every community.
I also want to hear from you: Was finding your postcode easy? Have you started sharing and using it? What would you like it to make possible for you, your business or your community?
Share your experience in the comments because your feedback will help us make this work better for everyone.
Let’s put our communities on the map and bring opportunity closer to every Nigerian.
The poorest road construction in Nigeria's history. Umahi will never visit such site. The Tinubu Administration just used this road as political compensation
This is the man the ADC picked on their gubernatorial ticket. In the world of useless men, you will not find a more useless man than Babatunde Gbadamosi.
@objectvmedia This is the poorest constructed road in Nigeria history. It's the reason you will never see the Minister, Dave Umahi visiting the site to monitor the progress of work. They used an International Expressway as political compensation.
Next September, 2027 at this exact time, you will be standing in the places you used to dream about. Living your most beautiful rich life. Send this to yourself.
Thank you @Temsbaby for bringing your artistry to our state and elevating African music on the world stage.
And thank you to @legendary_mikee for building a platform to celebrate Black music, art, and culture, and empowering Black creators and investing in our communities.
@DrAdebuleIdiat@officialABAT Ghost Senator. Lagos West people have been so unfortunate with the kind of Senators and HOR members that have represented them since 1999
@oluomoaworiland@Sen_AdeolaYAYI I'm not surprised, you are Awori. You guys are always like this. Go to Iju, Atan, Itẹle and all other towns that surround Ota you will your answer there. Not to even talk places like Igbogila, Sawonjo, Tata, etc.