Larry-Jay Olanrewaju Adeolu

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and ensuring that every vote truly reflects the will of the people. I encourage everyone, especially young Nigerians, to tune in and be part of this important national conversation.

I am pleased to share that I will be appearing as a Guest on AIT The Weekend Show this Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 8:00am to 10:00am on DSTV Channel 253. The discussion will focus on the topic: “Youth Power: How to Make Your Vote Count in Nigeria's Upcoming Election.”

The power of the youth must translate into responsible civic engagement, informed choices, and strategic participation at the polls. This conversation will highlight the importance of youth involvement in shaping leadership, strengthening democratic institutions,

Nigeria’s democracy can only grow stronger when young people move beyond political conversations on social media and actively participate in the electoral process.

The conversations may have happened last year, but the mission remains alive. The work continues.💯 📍Africana League 📍Nigeria House of Commons

A moment worth revisiting. Last year, I had the honour of representing the good people of Lagos State Nigeria at the Africana League engagement held at the Nigeria House of Commons 🇳🇬. @Mario9jaa @BwalaDaniel @cbngov_akin1

I spoke extensively on the power of grassroots leadership, the duty of public office holders to remain accountable to the people, and the importance of building platforms where African youths are not merely discussed, but are actively involved in policy and decision-making.

The engagement went beyond formal dialogue it created space for critical conversations on Africa’s future, leadership, governance, and the role of young voices in shaping sustainable development across the continent and the diaspora.

@NigeriaStories Wale Edun is in the UK today. This is the same man that Sowore and his Sahara Reporters — known for spreading false news — claimed had suffered a stroke.

BREAKING NEWS: The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, has travelled to the United Kingdom to seek medical attention, multiple sources close to the development confirmed Source: Punch newspaper

Wale Edun is in the UK today. This is the same man that Sowore and his Sahara Reporters known for spreading false news claimed had suffered a stroke. @Mario9jaa @DOlusegun @BwalaDaniel @SundayDareSD @aonanuga1956

Happy Birthday to you Leader Barrister @seyitinubu_ 🎂🎂🎂❣️❣️❣️💯💯 Your New Age is Blessed IJN 🙏🙏❣️❤️💯 @seyitinubu_he @Mario9jaa @DOlusegun @mrlurvy @abdullahayofel @DukeofBourdilon @DigiSummit25_

@Larryjay1112 @31🎉✨ Today I celebrate life, grace, and the endless love of God that has carried me through every season. I’m not just a year older, I’m a year stronger, wiser, and more grateful. This new chapter will be filled with laughter, favour, peace, and unending joy. 🎂

If passed and implemented, Automatic Triumphal Indigenes Employment will not only strengthen our educational system and labour market, but it will also send a powerful message to the world—that Nigeria values its own, celebrates excellence, and is ready to rise again.

I also used the opportunity to appreciate the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for introducing initiatives like the Students Loan (NEFUND), which has already given renewed hope to over half a million Nigerian students. @jidesanwoolu @BwalaDaniel @SundayDareSD

It is about rewarding merit, inspiring hope, reducing brain drain, and building a future where Nigerian youths can proudly serve their fatherland with their knowledge, competence, and passion.

With the current trajectory, by 2027, millions more will benefit, ensuring that education is no longer a privilege but a right accessible to all. This motion is more than a policy proposal; it is a blueprint for national rebirth.

This motion ensures that if you study Accounting, you end up in the financial sector, where only additional professional training is needed not the waste of time and resources required to switch fields entirely. This will create focused, skilled, and empowered professionals.

Furthermore, this policy will significantly curb the “Japa syndrome.” Each year, Nigeria loses thousands—if not millions—of its brightest youths to the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, and beyond.

It will inspire our youths to study harder, knowing that at the end of their academic journey, there is a reward that aligns with their dreams. It will also bring value to our institutions, especially public universities and polytechnics, which are the pride of the masses

These countries quickly absorb and retain them after postgraduate studies, benefitting from the very talents Nigeria nurtured. With TIE, our graduates will find relevance at home rather than exporting their brilliance abroad.