Ayomipe Treasure MOYINLORUN

As a law student, I have appeared twice as a counsel (the lead counsel), and won both cases.

Have you noticed that the people at the very top of every industry in this world knew each other from way back? That’s because they all had a single unfair advantage that most people ignore. Think about this: In 2023, the founder of Altschool said that he noticed that 80% of the people dominating the tech space in Nigeria at the time were people hanging around CChub circa 2011-2013. In 2023 as well, tech cabal released an article called the paystack mafia. It was an article outlining several tech founders doing incredible things, raising funds and building. They were all at the company around the same time. If you read up the PayPal mafia, you see the exact same pattern. How that the founders of YouTube, LinkedIn, Tesla, Palantir, Space X were all together at some point. Let’s leave tech. Coscharis. Ifeanyi Ubah. Ibeto. Inosson. All billionaires in Nigeria. They all come from the same community. Nnewi. They all started the same - trading spare parts. The money used to settle coscharis from his apprenticeship was given to him by Okeiyi ( Chisco ) who was serving at the same time. I promise you: An unfair advantage that will remain the differentiating factor for the top 1% forever is something called community. I don’t know how to explain it but something magical happens when people of like minds and similar vision come together in a confined space. No matter how small they start. It’s like energy is coming together and something has to emerge as a result. It can’t be result-less. The reason you’re already thinking “how do I get into communities that will help me grow?” Is because you’re not sincere with your desires. You’re looking for already-made groups. They won’t accept you into their circle. I won’t as well. I don’t trust you. Start where you are. One. Two. Three friends that are simply hungry pursuing diverse dreams bound by a genuine desire to change their lives…you will shock yourself in a few years. Rooting for you. Like mad. ❤️⏰

How we moved from “what was she wearing ?” to “Why was she outside ?”🤦‍♀️

@CallmeEHI Womannn!

Every TikTok video is saying, "Nigerians aren't angry enough" That's a lieeeeeeee.😭 What do you want us to do? Honestly, what do you think we can do? I'm even more angry because there's really little to nothing we can do about the current realities.

07-03-26!🌟 Thank you @remoteworkher and @adeife_adeoye I can’t wait to see you in class!🌟 #remoteworker #adeifeadeoye #ayomipetreasuremoyinlorun #career #masterclass

Came across this event that's happening on two different days, at Abuja and Lagos. This would ultimately impact my career journey but guess who is based in Ondo State?😔

Another day of genuinely wishing I wasn't residing in Ondo State.😔

@flyboydayo Congratulations my boyyy🌟

Mail just came in and I got in. I got the role. I still have questions on how I got in amongst 1000 applicants, but again, alhamdulilah.

Hi Onion Cosiety, finished as the first runner up at my Uni’s talent hunt show. Delivered a spoken word piece in line with the event theme “Beyond the classroom: The next Big Thing”🌟 vt.tiktok.com/ZSmkjMtE3/ Here:🫴

Church was good today!❤️🌟

For the record, I was the first runner up! Delivered a spoken word piece in line with the event theme “Beyond the classroom: The next Big Thing”🌟 vt.tiktok.com/ZSmkNQMv7/ Here:🫴

The 3 winners at my Uni’s talent hunt yesterday were all girls. Some of the guys then went to meet the judges that they should have included a boy, even if it was for the 3rd position. For the first time, I didn’t have the right words to describe everything I felt.😭

Global opportunities and United Nations internships 🤲🏼

Hallelujah Challenge Day 1 with @nathanielblow ✅🌟

Civil Procedure will not see the end of me.😭

Elon, are you fine?😔

I agree with this. However, having one lucrative source of income is an enabler of the freedom to follow your desires solely for enjoyment. Like you said previously, there’s power in holding two conflicting opinions simultaneously. I’ll hold both opinions.

@winexviv Plus, just as there’s an increase in the creation of startups, there’s also an increase in the creation of NGOs and organizations willing to help out in these areas. The truth is they can only do so little without the government being in tune with this mission.

@winexviv There are too many fundamentally flawed tweets targeting innocent Nigerians trying to create something for themselves in an already rigged and flawed system. Respectfully, each of the problems you pointed out is solely the job of the government and leaders.

There are too many startups in Nigeria solving nonsense problems. This is a country with massive insecurity. People are hungry. Transportation is a daily struggle. Over 20 million children are out of school. Healthcare is broken. Power is unreliable. Jobs are scarce. Why are there so few startups solving fundamental Nigerian problems? And why are so many chasing problems that barely exist here? Technology is not about writing code. Technology is not about buzzwords. Technology is not about sounding smart on pitch decks. Technology is simply a better way of solving real problems. If your solution cannot meaningfully touch: •security •education •transportation •healthcare •food systems •jobs •cost of living then maybe it’s not innovation, maybe it’s just noise. Nigeria does not need more cool startups. Nigeria needs useful ones. Let’s go back to basics.

Plus, just as there’s an increase in the creation of startups, there’s also an increase in the creation of NGOs and organizations willing to help out in these areas. The truth is they can only do so little without the government being in tune with this mission.