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@Oyoaffairs There is part two!2️⃣

To My Lover, Foluke. Great has been the journey of walking side by side with you. And so today, on your 78th birthday, is a gift to me, to have the world join me in doing what I have spent 58 years doing: celebrating you. With you, the weight of the assignment has always been a lighter cross to carry. Our two have agreed, and so our walking together has been of divine stride, a race continuously illuminated, step after step, decade after decade. My path shines brighter because I walk it with you. Many people know you as Mummy G.O. I have the privilege of knowing you simply as my wife, my friend, and the person who has stood with me through every challenge, every victory, and every assignment God has given us. I have watched you give strength to others even when you were tired yourself. I have seen your quiet sacrifices, your compassion, your wisdom, and your unwavering trust in God. Those are the things that make me thank God for you every day. Our children have been blessed because of your love. The family of God has been blessed because of your devotion. Countless homes have been strengthened because you answered God’s call with all your heart. Seventy-eight years of your life, fifty-eight years of them beside me, and still I find new reasons to thank God for you. You have been wife, counsel, and companion in every sense the word was ever meant to hold. As you celebrate today, my prayer is simple. May the God whom you have served so faithfully continue to uphold you. May He surround you with His peace, fill your days with fresh joy, strengthen your body, renew your strength, and continue to satisfy you with His goodness. May the years ahead be even more fruitful than those behind, and may you continue to see the mighty hand of God at work in your life. Thank you for walking hand in hand with me. Happy 78th birthday, my love. Your loving husband, Pastor E. A. Adeboye @PastorFAAdeboye

Pepper 🌶️ dem gang lol. My mentor

This sunny afternoon today in Geneva, taking a ride after a busy morning writing a few pages of my next book, Making It Bigger 👀… F.Ote💲

@FirstQueenity @AfricaFactsZone SZA are scrubs

@AfricaFactsZone Then let them not come!! Fokoff!! Are they not documented? They ignore the fact that we’re against undocumented foreigners!! Fokoff let them go

Guinea have written to CAF, saying they don't feel safe playing in South Africa in the AFCON Qualifier due to the anti-migrant protests. They have called for the venue for their game against South Africa to be moved to a neutral ground.

Happy 92nd Birthday to our Legendary KONGI! Kẹ́ Ẹ pẹ́ fún wa Sà.

@MOREFUNDS0 @TeeTalisman This part off me, abeg oo. We Need Awolowo back oo. Which one is your father won’t come back? Abeg make Awolowo come back again oo

This kind courage man is in another level Acting it effortlessly lol YORUBA DEMON 😈

“Kunle Afolayan, the producer of Aníkúlápó, is my son. He came to me when he was researching stories rooted in Odù Ifá. As I shared different narratives with him, he chose the concept that later became Aníkúlápó. The film portrays the power of revival attributed to our Yoruba forefathers in the pre-colonial era, when Babaláwo, through their knowledge and spiritual practice, were believed to revive and heal people.” — Baba Elebuibon

Kabiyesi O: A Letter to the Awujale One Year After. Kabiyesi, Oba (Dr.) Sikiru Kayọde Adetọna, GCON, Ọgbagba Agbotẹ́wọlé II, Awùjalẹ̀ and Paramount Ruler of Ìjẹ̀bú Land, a full year has passed since you took the journey to join our ancestors. Yet, it still feels as though you are here. Perhaps it is because your presence was larger than the throne you occupied. Perhaps it is because your voice, your courage, your wisdom, and your uncommon sense of duty became woven into the very fabric of Ìjẹ̀búland. Or perhaps it is because some men never truly leave; they simply transition into memory and ancestral authority. Kabiyesi, you were a king like no other. Royalty matched responsibility in your person. You understood that a crown was not merely an ornament of privilege but a burden of service. Through decades of leadership, you elevated the throne of the Awujale into one of the most respected traditional institutions in Nigeria and indeed Africa. Jigbini bi ate ileke. Alagemo merindinlogun. As we witnessed this year’s Agemo Festival, many of us could not help but think of you. The festival was peaceful, colourful, regal, and dignified. The Agemo danced through Ìjẹ̀bú-Ode with all the splendour that has defined our culture for centuries. There was joy in the land, reverence in the air, and pride in the hearts of our people. It was a reminder that the institutions you nurtured remain strong. It was a reminder that culture survives when leaders deliberately preserve it. It was a reminder that your labour was not in vain. Kabiyesi, some of your greatest dreams are gradually becoming reality. For years, you advocated the economic possibilities of Ogun Waterside and the exploration of the resources beneath its soil and waters. Today, the effort has gained unprecedented momentum. Your beloved son, Governor Dapo Abiodun, has committed significant energy and political capital to the realization of that vision. Your paddy, Asiwaju of the Universe, as you fondly called President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has provided the necessary support and approvals to move the process forward. The deep seaport project that many feared would remain a dream has returned to the front burner. Our airport is no longer an aspiration; it is operational and receiving international flights. The economic future of Ogun State appears brighter than ever. Kabiyesi, these are developments that would have brought a smile to your face. I bear full testimony that Governor @DapoAbiodunCON has not disappointed. Leadership is never easy, and governance is often judged harshly by those who do not carry its burdens. Yet it is evident that he has remained focused on the growth and development of Ogun State. Oti ru re. Ba’reni, Olorun a je ko so re. Your beloved Ìjẹ̀bú nation is progressing. Ogun State continues its journey of development and transformation. The aspirations of our people remain alive. There is, however, one matter that weighs on the minds of many. A year has passed, and there is still no new Awujale on the throne. Such matters are delicate and deeply rooted in tradition. They demand patience, wisdom, consultation, and fidelity to custom. I trust that your sons and daughters, the kingmakers, the traditional authorities, and all those entrusted with the sacred responsibility of succession will resolve it in a manner befitting the dignity of the Awujale stool. No throne as revered as yours should become a source of division. No legacy as rich as yours should be diminished by discord. I believe that the wisdom of our ancestors will prevail. Kabiyesi, as Ogun State gradually approaches another cycle of political transition, your voice is still heard in conversations about leadership. The message you once gave to Pastor Tunde Bakare continues to echo in the minds of many. It reminds us that leadership is ultimately about service, sacrifice, courage, and character. Your life remains a lesson. Your reign remains a benchmark.

A child of God not a slave of God Some are children of God While some are servant & slave of God . Choose wisely

Japan 🇯🇵 (insurmountable cultural barrier) True

“MTN Must Leave Nigeria, We Are Ok With GLO And AIRTEL” - University Students President Thr£atened South-Africa Business In Nigeria Over Xen0phobic Attacks

Moments, Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote challenges leaders on border limitations.

Charles Akindiji Akinola @70: The Architect Turning Southwest Region’s Development Blueprints into Reality Before he became the pioneer CEO of the South-West Development Commission, he was one of the people helping to write the roadmap that made the Commission possible. For more than four decades, Dr. Charles Akindiji Akinola moved between university classrooms, rural communities, international development programmes, Harvard Kennedy School, state government, and the Presidency, helping shape policies that touched agriculture, infrastructure, community development, and economic growth across Nigeria. Today, at 70, he finds himself at the centre of one of the Southwest’s most ambitious development projects yet. How does a lecturer of agricultural extension become the pioneer head of a regional commission designed to transform six states? The answer spans forty years, three continents, and a career built on turning ideas into institutions. Read the full story here: bit.ly/akindiji @swdcgov @Ogidan_Akinola

South African Arrested for Heroin Smuggling: Thai Customs has arrested a South African man at Suvarnabhumi Airport for attempting to smuggle 17.5kg of heroin concealed in coffee and green tea bags. The suspect was travelling from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, via Thailand, to Madagascar when officials intercepted the drugs. The heroin has an estimated value of 7.3 million baht in Thailand and more than 22.75 million baht if it had reached its destination. The suspect faces charges under Thailand’s Customs Act and Narcotics Code for the illegal importation of a Category 1 narcotic.

@Horlamee204 @HighChiefOkoro @FolamiAdesegun Don’t try it! We have concluded that he is mine, if you have to touch him you must pay me first. lol

@Laycon30BG @HighChiefOkoro @FolamiAdesegun This one go chop better slap next year for ibadan during presidential election. Make una just wait and see

Abeg make nobody follow me drag this one when time reach to beat Obidiots 🙏🏽

@panafricanpac @akua_obeng42840 He looks Jamaican and Ghanaian lol I don’t know how to explain , his attitude, life and everything he does is like most of my Ghanaian & Jamaican friends. The first time I met him, I feel welcomed by him even tho the security was blocking he let me in! Jamaicans and Ghanaian ❤️

@akua_obeng42840 It sounds crazy, but he looks Jamaican lol

I genuinely thought Bobby Shmurda was a continental African, he's actually bi-ethnic (🇺🇸black American & 🇯🇲Jamaican).

@tyrat @akua_obeng42840 Yes he does! The first time I met him in Japan I literally thought bro was Ghanaian

@akua_obeng42840 Bobby doesn't look continental African

@akua_obeng42840 Bobby Shmurda looks more Ghanaian or Jamican but ghana 🇬🇭 and Jamaica 🇯🇲 are family. I met him once’s in Okinawa Japan 🇯🇵 I can confidently tell you, he has attitude of a Ghanaian & Jamaican always happy and smiling, he actually invited me to VIP and I took picture with me 2019

@farmer_yolo Why bawasi con look like DJ chicken ?

Pasuma's first album at 27...🧐

@DeeOneAyekooto @EstherOnal25963 But, Seyi Makinde is no longer PDP ?

Seyi Makinde losses close confidant as Turaki-Led PDP National Secretary, Taofeek Arapaja, Officially Defects to APC