Attah Olaolu Adejo

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Attah Olaolu Adejo

Attah Olaolu Adejo

@AtyAdejo

Observer of human behaviour, jogger🏃, photography, partial feminist, reluctant capitalist, farmer, likes to cook & EAT, LOVES solar power & outdoors, troll😉

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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
I'm asking those who love the outdoors to post a picture. A picture that YOU took. Just a pic. No description. The goal is to regain peace and harmony without negativity. Please copy the text, put a picture on YOUR page, and let's look at these beautiful pictures. Here's mine:
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Tori Tecken, Fantasy Author 🤘🏻@ToriTalks2

I'm asking those who love the outdoors to post a picture. A picture that YOU took. Just a pic. No description. The goal is to regain peace and harmony without negativity. Please copy the text, put a picture on YOUR page, and let's look at these beautiful pictures. Here's mine:

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Dr Aloy Chife
Dr Aloy Chife@ChifeDr·
An ambulatory scoundrel. “Dull of mind and incurious of spirit.” One of the raucous habitués of Trump’s morally ignoble world of white supremacy ‘deplorables’.
Joel Webbon@JoelWebbon

The average IQ in Nigeria and Lagos was 73. The median IQ was 69. So the question is, would Haiti score lower than countries like Nigeria? Even the most progressive AI platforms will answer yes. Christians slandered me relentlessly for saying this. No one has repented.

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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
@DroidPostBlog @Mochievous x.com/i/status/20356…
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😃😀 sounds like a cultural & knowledge problem Tbvh most Nigerians don't like easy solutions (despite all the talk of 'soft life') We generally love hard & strenuous lives Solar energy is relatively an easy solution so I feel that's a reason many Nigerians & Africans avoid it Your uncle (like many other Nigerians) decided not to get more info by himself I saw a house in a deserted area using tiny wind mills to generate power, I knocked on the gate & spoke with them about it & they were happy to give info Most Nigerians don't do that

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@AtyAdejo @Mochievous Cultural resistance ke. People just don't know much about solar. With what the average Nigerian on Twitter tweets weekly, I can tell the vast majority, both educated and uneducated don't know jack. The 'engineers' they consult aren't any better. You don't even need so much.
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Moe@Mochievous·
Ironically, the place that finally convinced me of solar wasn’t some fancy expensive set up. It was a town in the mountains in Northern Pakistan surrounded by rural villages where many people relied on solar for their electricity source as hydro sources are frozen during winter
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SSA For Afrobeats@FAMEMAKER_·
@AtyAdejo @Mochievous He got the info because I and his kids as university students at that time was telling him about it cos we were burning like 20liters daily and we know he could afford it. Instead, baba copped a Mikano. This was like 2009 ish. Na like2021 the Man finally did the solar.
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ADERONKE 🌺🌺🌺
ADERONKE 🌺🌺🌺@AdenipekunAyod1·
Peace died the cruelest of death. She wasn’t sick. Full of life. She went for Thursday church service and was crossing a road she had crossed countless times just in front of her church. She was knocked down by a convoy of vehicles driving recklessly on top speed. The cars on the convoy took turns to run over her. Each smashing the promising life out of her and when they were done, her structures were left in ruins. Her killers sped off without an iota of conscience. She wasn’t even given the slightest of chance to contemplate survival. How much cruel can life be… Rest well peace. But may people that have hand in ur death never find rest
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Ozor Ndi Ozor
Ozor Ndi Ozor@OzorNdiOzor·
In less than 15 years, the Fulani bandits did a major upgrade from hearding cattle in the bush to Harding Nigerians
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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
@drClare_Okafor @YarKafanchan @Dr_Pharouk I feel you should have just tweeted your thoughts or advice & let the wind blow it OR NOT These 'influencers' & the whole monetisation stuff has turned social media into a 'dog eat dog' world (killing the fun for everyone) Sorry sha
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Clarethedentist
Clarethedentist@drClare_Okafor·
Dear @Dr_Pharouk ….i sent you my tweet to help me repost, you ignored me. Then had the audacity to steal it!!
Dr Farouk@Dr_Pharouk

Aside from brushing your teeth with a fluoride toothpaste like Colgate, which can help prevent toothache. 😅 When someone has a toothache, which of these is the best option? A - Warm salt water rinse B - Use a pain reliever C - Visit your dentist ASAP D - Herbal remedies (clove oil, etc.) E - Apply toothpaste directly on the tooth Eid Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters 🌙🎊❤️

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Clarethedentist
Clarethedentist@drClare_Okafor·
This is very unfair…
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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
😃😀 sounds like a cultural & knowledge problem Tbvh most Nigerians don't like easy solutions (despite all the talk of 'soft life') We generally love hard & strenuous lives Solar energy is relatively an easy solution so I feel that's a reason many Nigerians & Africans avoid it Your uncle (like many other Nigerians) decided not to get more info by himself I saw a house in a deserted area using tiny wind mills to generate power, I knocked on the gate & spoke with them about it & they were happy to give info Most Nigerians don't do that
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SSA For Afrobeats@FAMEMAKER_·
@Mochievous @AtyAdejo It’s a resistance that comes with sticking to what they know. My Uncle who was a director in a Federal government parastatal didn’t do solar in his house for over 10 years from when we first told him about it until he saw it in action at the home of his Superior.
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MissLynda✈️
MissLynda✈️@ekezie_c_lynda·
@AtyAdejo None of the above How well it works makes it good Has anyone ever complimented yours?
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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
@Mochievous Alot of very wealthy Nigerians who can go 80-100% solar, refuse to do so (even while spending more on generators) Those without the funds aren't even in this conversation I think there might be a cultural refusal to solar by many Nigerians
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Moe@Mochievous·
Our power system is broken and needs to stand up. We also have abundant sunlight. In places like Australia where they have a working system, solar is a hobby at this point because they have the sun. Surely we can hold two truths simultaneously. Kalas
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Ozor Ndi Ozor
Ozor Ndi Ozor@OzorNdiOzor·
HORROR IN LOKOJA: Toddler Found Abandoned in Burning Dump at Adankolo Junction ~ A Cry for Humanity A deeply disturbing incident has shaken residents of Lokoja after a helpless toddler was discovered abandoned in a waste dump site at Adankolo Junction — while the refuse was actively being burnt. Viewer discretion is advised. This post is shared to raise awareness and call for compassion, not to promote harm or distress.
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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
"People are told clearly to stay away from the area during the hours of the ritual" If they don't, what are the consequences or punishment?! 🤔🧐 Probably what we saw in those videos So masquerades flogging people is not enough, we don degenerate into rape & sexual harassment?! Ahh Delta fall hand no be small
Vanguard Newspapers@vanguardngrnews

Ozoro: It’s fertility festival, not rape festival Residents of Ozoro community in Isoko North Local Government Area have moved to clarify widespread misconceptions surrounding the traditional Aluedor festival, insisting it is an age-old fertility rite and not a “rape festival” as portrayed in viral social media videos. “It is a fertility festival. Women who have not given birth participate by performing symbolic acts, including pouring sand on their abdomen, praying for children. This has been the tradition from our forefathers.” vanguardngr.com/2026/03/ozoro-…

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Attah Olaolu Adejo
Attah Olaolu Adejo@AtyAdejo·
"People are told clearly to stay away from the area during the hours of the ritual" If they don't, what are the consequences or punishment?! 🤔🧐 Probably what we saw in those videos So masquerades flogging people is not enough, we don degenerate into rape & sexual harassment?! Ahh Delta fall hand no be small
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Vanguard Newspapers
Vanguard Newspapers@vanguardngrnews·
Ozoro: It’s fertility festival, not rape festival Residents of Ozoro community in Isoko North Local Government Area have moved to clarify widespread misconceptions surrounding the traditional Aluedor festival, insisting it is an age-old fertility rite and not a “rape festival” as portrayed in viral social media videos. “It is a fertility festival. Women who have not given birth participate by performing symbolic acts, including pouring sand on their abdomen, praying for children. This has been the tradition from our forefathers.” vanguardngr.com/2026/03/ozoro-…
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LOTUS🪷☥♒
LOTUS🪷☥♒@MadamUfuomaa·
There are no fucking companies in Delta State. Its hotels, boutiques, HK, keke, and more hotels. Delta women can protest naked for their males for police brutality but they cannot do the same for their daughters. Tinubu and others don chop that state dry but you fucktards
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