Ogbeni Adeyemi

let me make this my pinned tweet.

"You smell good" I like that statement pass I love you

addiction is a crazy thing man

make this woman answer me now 😭

I let my intrusive thoughts win most of the time man 😭

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view once 😭

@seyimakinde 👏

As we mark this year’s Eid and Children's Day, our thoughts are with every family awaiting the return of their loved ones, and with security agencies working to keep our communities safe. We are working to ensure the safe return of those who were kidnapped in Oriire LGA. May this holy season fill our State with peace.

just live.

Impossible is nothing !!

the hive mind.

You might actually be disturbing the person you feel so happy to talk to💀

When I say modern-day dating has become miserable and is more of a humiliation ritual than love, this is what I mean. Look at her texts and the misery in her life. she tried to put in her best effort and wanted to talk to him, but instead, she became meme material on the internet because he wanted some likes and validation.

@magattew Exactly. The West should stop treating Africa like it desperately needs their help. This is patronizing nonsense. Frankly, my observation is that the average happiness in a village in Africa is higher than the average happiness in Beverly Hills!

My girlfriend still hasn’t received her salary… what’s going on there?

The craziest thing in all of this fiasco is that they can ping people’s locations. They can. I remember an incident in 2024 when I accompanied someone to a police station over a “stolen device.” The officer in charge made me realize how easy it is for them to track, trace, and arrest someone if they truly want to. Ironically, the person I accompanied was innocent. Before we left the station, the actual culprit was brought in alongside his father, who was involved in the process too. Mind you, the father was a “pastor”. So the question is simple: why haven’t arrests been made? Why are these animals still holding people captive? It was easy to track people over a stolen device, but suddenly it becomes difficult to arrest people kidnapping children and teachers? Difficult to dismantle people threatening national security? Make it make sense. Nigeria has always battled insecurity, but the rate of kidnappings and killings under this regime is deeply alarming. I probably would have been a victim myself around 2007/2008 when we lived in Rikkos, Jos. Till today, I still cannot fully explain how we survived what happened around us. They can boast of economic policies all they want, but insecurity is way worse because how will people trade in peace? Most especially people below middle class. And sadly, Nigeria has long stopped valuing teachers. The last period teachers truly seemed respected was during Olusegun Obasanjo’s era. I’m not even surprised anymore. A country that did not pause when senior military officers were slaughtered like Ileya rams how will they act when a teacher is killed like Christmas chicken? @renoomokri, we all remember how vocal you were during the Rebecca and Leah Sharibu periods. Since being called to “serve,” your silence has become louder. I remember how viciously you’re always calling out PMB when you were still in the opposition party. Or is it because Tinubu is a yoruba man? You are respected because people see you as a man of wisdom, integrity, and intellect. Supporting a government is one thing, but there is no crime in calling failure what it is. In terms of insecurity. I watched your recent podcast and to be honest, you’re so good with PR. I understand what GEJ saw in you before appointing you but it all boils down to the fact that Bola Tinubu as you fondly call him failed horribly in terms of security but he is thriving in making our economy robust and at the same time giving power to the grassroots. The spiritual institution too has mostly remained quiet on insecurity. The last pastor who strongly spoke against these things was labelled “unspiritual.” No government can solve every problem overnight, but that should never become an excuse to normalize insecurity. And to us citizens: we should not fuel insurgency with rumors. False narratives only create more chaos. To the president and his BATists: e need lati roonu. Because it isn’t happening to Seyi doesn’t mean it isn’t happening to people’s children. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. God bless Oyo State. May the oppressors never know peace, and may every pain they have caused return to them in equal measure. As-salamu alaykum. Amen.

To the Nigerian hardware engineering community: The days of waiting weeks for foreign PCB prototypes are officially over. We’re manufacturing multi-layer boards from scratch at Omeife Robotics. Local execution = faster innovation. What are you building next? Come talk to us!

You have the numbers and drive the engagement, so you shouldn’t be using your platform to push an image from Mali 4 years ago that has nothing to do with the abducted children in Ogbomoso. If you want to spread awareness, use the right image. The image you used has nothing to do with abducted kids in Ogbomoso those photos are from Mali. Y’all need to stop spreading misinformation. You can do better.

Even the FBI needs information from the citizen. No force is the supreme of all, please if you have any information that can help @PoliceNG @OyoPoliceNG please do well to contact them on their poll numbers If you see something, please say something immediately

@willianmikky Then the killing of suspects is against the law🤷🏽‍♂️

Only the court has the authority to convict anyone of a crime, until then they are suspects… that’s the legal system sha

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