Olumayowa Okediran

Freedom-loving Nigerian, Chief of Staff @sfliberty Author of #Navigate: A Prospection of Nigeria’s future to 2030.

[Resolve Am @Resolveamorg]

See it. Report it. Fix it.

Resolveam is here to give Nigerians the power to report real issues in their communities and demand accountability.

From broken infrastructure to corruption and environmental hazards, your voice now has a place that listens.

[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

Should we let all immigrants in?

This provocative question will drive one of the key debates at LibertyCon International, which will take place February 7-8 in Washington, DC.

Bryan Caplan will argue in favor, emphasizing the moral and economic benefits of open immigration.

Daniel DiMartino will take the opposite side, advocating for more selective policies that prioritize skilled immigrants and address the challenges of low-skilled immigration.

This timely discussion delves into the role of immigrants in shaping nations, balancing economic outcomes, and upholding liberty.

Join us to explore this debate and engage with liberty advocates from over 60 countries.

Visit https://t.co/TcHbgw3C4F to learn more.

[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

@elonmusk If you admire the father, you’ll love meeting his son!

David Friedman will be joining us at LibertyCon International on February 7–8 in D.C. We’d love to have you both sit down for a conversation.

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

@aj0kee Thank you very much Suru. I appreciate it. Talk soon :)

[European Students For Liberty @ESFLiberty]

Reem Ibrahim (@iealondon), @colinmort (@CNLiberalism) and our own Olumayowa Okediran are discussing open borders at #LibertyConTbilisi. 👏

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

If you are a Medical personnel in Ibadan & close by, please your help & assistance is needed at Adeyi Avenue, Bodija.

There are casualties there. Please help RT

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Nigeria’s “Japa movement” must now evolve from the excitement of being in a new country to picking off the books of the Lebanese, Chinese, Indians and Jews.

We’ve been japaing for over 100 years, about time we pursue economic dominance abroad instead of just being grateful to be welcomed in. That’s the next level. That’s the layer we need to crack.

It will take an intentional plan to do so. But we can’t even get started if we stay making noise about arriving in these countries like we are the only country with such movements when through out human history, this is the norm. And even today, we aren’t top 3. We need to be less excited about things others see as the norm and start pursuing things that ought to actually excite.

[African Students For Liberty @AfricanSFL]

Join us at West Africa Regional Conference to hear from Samson Itodo, a renowned community organiser and Executive Director of Yiaga Africa, as he shares his insights on youth in politics and governance. Register today https://t.co/YBcDnDgvDq

#WARC2023 #Speaker

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

FRENCH soldiers in Niger are itching to act. Sadly, there has to be a real, plausible cause for any intervention by them, on ground in Niger. It’s either ECOWAS starts something & they join in or a rebel group in favor of Bazoum starts a fire somewhere, or something. Other than that, their skills and weapons are gonna continue to waste away as they near the deadline for their departure from the Sahel country.

So, evidently, France and the west are losing their cool. They now know that as far as ECOWAS is concerned, no reasonable action may ever be taken to free Bazoum. Even the US State Department has issued another release, probably the second or third one since the coup, asking frantically for Bazoum to be released. The collective west is desperate and it shows.

So, if ECOWAS isn’t acting, owing to the potential cataclysmic nature of any strike in Niger, if France claims that it’s foreign policy no longer allows it to unilaterally carry out military strikes on even colonies in AFRICA, without provocation, and if there’s no consensus on a United EU/NATO action as was the case with Libya, what do you think is their last game plan? I’ll tell you: The Stubborn Ambassador!

They know what he’s doing is the height of insanity and insolence. They know his attitude smacks of the lowest grade of madness. They know his arrogance is highly provocative and can’t be tolerated in most parts of the world. They know all these. But what do they do? They nudge him on. They cheer and praise him as the colonial hero of the African “no man’s land.” Its a bloody shame but beyond the shame of the sham, this is a set up. They want our people to move in forcefully so the French military will be activated and then scuffles, and then attacks and counterattacks and then, western help is called and Nigerien/Wagner/Burkina Faso/Mali plus force respond then the full blown war that we’ve been trying to avoid is finally unleashed. It won’t make sense but after a few days in, it’ll be accepted as normal and in the end, as I’ve always feared, it is us who will lose big. But God will forbid it.

My suggestion: Since they’ve already cut off power and water supply to the embassy and stopped supplies from getting in, they can impose a no-fly zone over the embassy and literally turn it into a prison for the stubborn guy, but don’t engage in any forceful removal of Itte. Mobilize Nigeriens to relocate to the embassy round about and literally live there. If possible, set up tents and sleep and wake from around the embassy. Civil action is what I’m talking about. But let not the military police extract him forcefully. They’re setting us up. But we are wiser. Africa will win this!

Viva Mother AFRICA!

[FCFAdvancement @Fcfadvancement]

More than 3.5 million lives could be saved in the EU alone over the next decade if Swedish tobacco-related death rates were mirrored in other countries.

[Stefan Kolev @OrdoliberalBG]

@WolfvonLaer @FNFreiheit @KH_Paque Ja, ich erinnere mich gut an den jungen Wolf ;) Guck mal, wen ich gestern früh in der THA traf!

[African Students For Liberty @AfricanSFL]

📖 'Applied Economics for Africa' by George B. N. Ayittey is a gem! With African examples, it simplifies economics brilliantly. From street vendors to tech hubs, it's an eye-opener. Highly recommended!
https://t.co/4zg7HkvgdQ

#AppliedEconomicsForAfrica #GeorgeBNAyittey 🌍📚

[World Chamber for Social Business @World_Chamber]

We are excited to introduce one of the remarkable speakers for our 5th edition – Oluwamayowa Okediran,(@unclejigi) the Director of Programs at Students For Liberty.

Register now to secure your spot at this transformative event:
https://t.co/xXcyqxyFRB…

#SDG

[African Social Enterprise Workshop (ASEW) @SocialAsew]

We are excited to introduce one of the remarkable speakers for our 5th edition – Oluwamayowa Okediran,(@unclejigi) the Director of Programs at Students For Liberty.

Register now to secure your spot at this transformative event:
https://t.co/DBJI5MJI2B

#StudentsForLiberty #sdg

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

@AdeoluSavage Motion ground. Walahi, I can not find one single picture of me in motion ground. Gbogbo N70 yen ti wo gbo.

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

@magattew @AtlasNetwork @sfliberty @AfricanSFL Thank you very much, Magatte. You are an inspiration to all of us!

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

Congratulations @AfricanSFL & @AFLiberty_ 🥂to continuing to change the world.

[Atlas Network @AtlasNetwork]

Congratulations to @sfliberty, winner of the 2023 Africa Liberty Award! The Students for Liberty Alumni Program has equipped young leaders with the tools, training, and experience to found and head organizations across Africa and around the world. @AfricanSFL #winningforfreedom

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

@ifedayo_johnson Awon were testing ground. I saw shege from them, they saw shege from me too. Police in Ibadan are something else.

[Olumayowa Okediran @unclejigi]

E go better for you @ruffydfire

[Babatunde Gbadamosi @BOGbadams]

I love the way Rufai Oseni gbabs these charlatans by the throat and refuses to let go.

Dear Obidients, this is how to apply pressure.

[FCFAdvancement @Fcfadvancement]

Sweden's remarkable success in reducing #smoking rates is a testament to the effectiveness of risk-based policies. Let's follow their lead and strive for a smoke-free world. #SwedishExperience #SmokeFreeFuture #WVA