Tim is Him🇳🇬🇺🇸

Check out my BSc. Architecture portfolio. heyzine.com/flip-book/f735… I'm open to jobs, collaborations, research, and every other thing. Kindly gbewa.

This guy will speak eloquently until it's election time. . If you like be fooled and focus on "Tinubu dey shake" in 2027. .. Na you go later shake till 2031 😂

@Divvy_001 I just might...

@IbukunTim Especially when thy find a good definition online 😀 alot of doctors, medical practitioners are kicking against GMOs you must know better than them to support GMOs

Cause many people no just know wetin them dey talk...lol

I saw this video first on TikTok, and I almost cried. The part that struck me the most was when she was talking about taxation .. how her family's petty trading business was taxed multiple times daily.

Video: Frustrated Teenager Querries Dapo Abiodun “We all sleep outside cos’ of heat, only rich people use solar. A road at Orita-Oja Ipokia, if a pregnant woman pass there she’ll lose her pregnancy. They’ve been constructing that road since 2019. No light no road, nothing. But campaign always reach here. What exactly are we enjoying as citizens?”

A 33-year-old Oluwole Olumuyiwa at his Architectural Firm in Lagos, c. 1962. Trained at the University of Manchester between 1949 and 1954, where he graduated with First Class honours in Architecture and City Planning, Olumuyiwa refined his craft across Europe. He gained valuable experience with firms such as Architects’ Co-Partnership in London, worked on modernist projects in Rotterdam with Van den Broek and Bakema, and contributed to new town developments in Emmen, Stevenage, and parts of Switzerland, including specialised training in hospital design. In 1958, he made history as the first Nigerian-trained architect to return home and establish a private practice. By 1960, he had founded Oluwole Olumuyiwa and Associates in Lagos, laying the foundation for indigenous architectural enterprise in post-colonial Nigeria. A pioneer in both practice and policy, Olumuyiwa became the first President of the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria, helping to formalise and regulate the profession. He also co-directed Africa’s first architectural review, The West African Builder and Architect, and represented Nigeria at international conferences, including the Commonwealth Association of Architects in 1964, where he later rose to leadership. His work lives on through the skyline of Lagos and beyond. From Eko Hotels and Suites to Crusader House on Martins Street, the Management House on Idowu Taylor Street, UAC Housing Developments, and several educational and civic buildings, Olumuyiwa helped shape the physical identity of post-colonial Lagos. #HistoryVille Credit: ASIRI Magazine

Kabiyesi Ooni Adesoji Aderemi, photographed in full colour at his palace in Ile-Ife, circa 1970.

Did this happen to you as a child? 🤣🤣🤣. From SLK'S It's Payback on YouTube.

She makes a valid point about this albinism skit.

@blossomozurumba You are welcome, ma. I am an MSc. architecture student at OAU working on an NPPC corporate tower in Lagos for my final design thesis. I would really appreciate a conversation with you, to help develop the design brief and gather some info about NNPC that I couldn't find online.

@IbukunTim Super grateful.

Raise your hand if you are grateful! 19 years later, after working across 10 job roles in 7 different subsidiaries and earning 5 promotions, I look back at that starry-eyed 24-year-old who joined NNPC Limited as a graduate trainee and I am overwhelmed with gratitude. God be praised, forever.

Today, we honour the enduring legacy of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, GCFR, SAN (1909–1987) — Nigerian nationalist, lawyer, and elder statesman. First Premier of the Western Region, founder of the Action Group political party, and visionary behind institutions that shaped governance, media, and economic development in Nigeria, including the establishment of the Nigerian Tribune and the vision for Odu’a Investment Company @ODUAinvestment. His leadership and ideas helped lay the foundation for progress in education, governance, and regional development. As we mark his 117th posthumous birthday, we reflect on a legacy that continues to inspire generations. What part of Chief Awolowo’s legacy inspires you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments and tag someone to share their thoughts too. #Awoliveson

This ceiling really spoil this place.

@gabriel_ofonime Interesting.. what project is this please

These underground parking garages need to be studied

@Head_91 Except the part where they make money.

This Architecture work has so much similarities with yahoo, I can’t explain further! 🙂

My post get more than 1k views ke.. Feels like I'm being let out of a cage...lol

@Lifeofsoph_ @Jollz Okay.

@IbukunTim @Jollz Ok but piracy is still theft!

“This is not a revolutionary stance”. Bruh what????? 😂😂😂😂

@dozie_x Yes, they are a common feature in OAU.

@IbukunTim That ramp retaining wall, thing of beauty

Best University in Nigeria Has the best Architecture degree in the country. The substance here >>>>>

@ude_mang99743 Great observation.

@IbukunTim The horizontal layering and openness give it such a calm academic presence.

cc: @IbukunTim 🤣

Maybe we were too harsh on Joe.