Olatunji Olawale

Live and let live.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@instablog9ja He developed what is being used to fight erosion but could not use it to fight erosion in Anambra. He likes shooting himself in the leg.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@OgodoSandra @jon_d_doe So you could not verify news? Why do you guys like to be led astray? For your info, that is Gambia.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

What ends every dream matters a lot. Thank God you excelled in the exam. @egi_nupe every good dream needs prayer to back it up to fruition. Still pray against failure at the edge of breakthrough. All the best.

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

I had a dream today that I will like to share for interpretation:

I was in an exam hall and all of a sudden, I needed more or extra sheets to complete my work. I was pleading with everyone in the hall for extra sheets but nobody was willing to give me. I ran out of the hall to buy extra sheets but everywhere was closed. Then I went back to the hall crying and someone wrote a note on a sheet of paper saying: if you can help me write my own exams or tell me the answers to these questions, I will give you my own extra sheets. I replied: I don’t teach or help people during exams. That’s exam malpractice.

Then I continued to plead to people for extra sheets, still nobody was ready to give. People were leaving the hall after submitting their papers and I was still unable to finish mine because I needed extra sheets. When I was left with no other option, I had to submit like that and left the exam hall crying profusely.

But when the results were released, I had the highest scores despite submitting an incomplete script. Then I woke up.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@d_Advocate1 May God bless you for this.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@jeffphilips1 It fits the Agulu man.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@Umootu1 @Big_marvis @SWA4Sure @SWAdeniran1 @Big_marvis has acknowledged it. You can keep defending.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@Umootu1 @Big_marvis @SWA4Sure @SWAdeniran1 He hardly use his X account. I will implore you to go to his FB account. Try and be civil in your conversation. Your response showed who you are.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@mfmprayercity Amen

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@SodiqTade Did @AishaYesufu offend you before? This attack is superb. Keep the fire burning.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@egi_nupe Do you factor in this situation of the Northerners voting for PBAT to spend 4 more years in office than voting for Obi who if he wins will seek 2nd term which will shortchange the North?

[Plant Hacks @PlantHacks]

If you want to start GUAVA gardens, you must watch this video!

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

Peter Obi has nothing to campaign with if you take away money he left as a governor. That's practically his entire campaign.

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@mfmprayercity Amen

[NIMC @nimc_ng]

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[Dear Me. @DearMe1210]

And when I finally make it again, I’m posting this video 🥹😭🙏

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@BetKingNG Me. 486022

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

FMC Asaba, General hospital Okwe, were over stretched cos of this. Ansmbra citizens sought health care services in Asabaccos of this man'a actions. We that lived in Asaba as at that time were made to face challenges of turn around time at the hospitals.

[LEGENDARY J.O.E @LegendaryJoe]

LONGEST DOCTORS STRIKE PER STATE IN NIGERIA

1. Fashola's Lagos:
May 1 - May 2012, less than 30 days.

2. Seyi Makinde's Oyo:
2026, 32+ days.

3. Amosun's Ogun:
July 1 - Aug 25, 2014, 55 days.

4. Osun:
Sept 28, 2015 - April 2016, about 5 Months.

5. PETER GREGORY OBI'S ANAMBRA STATE:
Jan 2011 - Feb 27, 2012, 13 months.

The Phantom Messiah presided over a healthcare crisis that kept public hospitals shut and placed access to medical care beyond the reach of many of his people for approximately 395 days.

And what was the defence? That truly many Anambrans perished from easily treatable ailments, while a privileged few were compelled to travel outside Anambra to states where healthcare services remained functional in search of healing, but provided there was no mass death recorded at any particular time, in his estimation, he was right!

Imagine reducing the responsibility of governance to the absence of a mass casualty event while an entire population struggles to access basic healthcare.

May this misfortune never befall our Nation Nigeria....

Good Morning Severally...

[Olatunji Olawale @werlay7]

@emmaikumeh Where was this statement from him when fPMB was contesting for 2nd term? Hypocrisy.