FÁBÒÁDÉ, Olúwápèlúmi S.

My struggle to win for me really is just to have a voice to mentor the ones to come after me. Left to me, I have long given up on life and its frantic pursuit when I found out that no one actually really owns a thing in this side of reality, it's all but a dream #life #thoughts

@stevetosin @yabaleftonline Where are you now in Akure and what do you do?

@yabaleftonline Exactly my life in 2013, I chose peace and moved back to Akure. I was commuting from Ikorodu to Burma Road, Apapa on a daily basis, forming Alakowe inside suit. When the stress was about to execute me silently, no one thought me to consider going back to Akure.

A day in the life of a corporate lady living in Ikorodu and working on the Island.

Looking forward to it already 🥂

I think the most pressing issue currently for me is the house owner whose livestock keeps being missing and he just keep making noise about it only for the act to continue without him taking action. Soon he will be out of livestock and his house vigilante's belle filled

...problems You don't go about celebrating adding a new car to your garage when your kitchen is burning, do you? Yet we have our own GCFR parading in public and commissioning projects in the same week he failed at his job, lol...

The most beautiful thing that exists is the human life. To see that been ripped off and carted away in the numbers of tens and hundreds has to be the most ugly thing and should be enough reason to grind a nation to halt!

Happy Easter y'all

...is how soon do Nigerians want it? And also, when that economic boom period comes, will we have learned our lessons well to prepare for the next crash and not eat with 10 fingers simply because we have been starved for so long?

...wellbeing of the citizens. My goal here is to help Nigerians "manage" their hope. The US has had some of the worst economic crashes, like the 2008 meltdown, but it always recovers. The truth is that joy is actually coming; in fact, it has been long delayed. The question...

This is an attempt to describe the current economic situation of the country (Nigeria) from an high-level perspective and help people just have the bit of insight to manage the hopelessness that seems to be staring right across many Nigerians. It's been well over a decade...