Samuel Layande

@HOJ_Onuakalusi You no go get 10 vote

MY PEOPLE OF OSHODI-ISOLO CONSTITUENCY II, You are the reason I work. You are the reason I keep pushing. You are my purpose and my motivation. For the past 3 years, I have walked this journey with you not from afar, but side by side with the people. Together, we have achieved meaningful progress across our communities. We fixed roads where potholes once caused frustration and hardship. We installed streetlights to brighten our streets and improve safety at night. We distributed palliatives to support families during difficult times. We replaced damaged transformers so homes, businesses, and students could have light again. But we did not stop there. We empowered women with opportunities to become financially independent. We trained and equipped youths with skills for a better future. We created programs to support the girl child because every daughter of Oshodi-Isolo deserves the chance to succeed. We encouraged and supported talented young people so they can dream bigger and achieve more. Beyond the constituency, I carried your voice to Abuja. I sponsored impactful bills and motions aimed at changing the trajectory of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II, and I remain committed to pushing them to final passage because our future cannot wait. I have never served with pride or arrogance. I served as your son, your brother, and your representative, focused not on titles, but on delivering results that make our people proud. I may not be perfect, but my commitment to service has always been genuine. The work speaks for itself. On Thursday, I humbly ask for your support during the primaries. Stand with me once again so together we can finish what we started. I promise greater empowerment, more opportunities for our youths and women, and a stronger voice fighting to bring the dividends of democracy closer to every doorstep in Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II. I did not go to Abuja to make noise. I went there to work for you. Let us continue this journey together. Let us keep building a stronger Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II. With gratitude and love, Hon. Okey-Joe Onuakalusi Your Representative.

Abducted students and teachers from a church and school in Oyo VDM said "Tinubu is a failure. He’s that reference that says the devil is coming to steal, kill and destroy. kidnappers gotten the audacity to go into a church school... he doesn't ve answers cos his brain is old."

@HOJ_Onuakalusi You are done. Move to Anambra and represent them

Dear constituents and Nigerians, There has been misleading information circulating about the diligent residents selected for the Tourism Development Training in China, particularly concerning Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther. I consider it important to set the record straight. Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther was duly selected and participated as one of the beneficiaries of the China Tourism Development Training facilitated under my sponsorship. His inclusion was part of a transparent selection process, and like every other beneficiary, his participation was properly documented. It is unfortunate that some individuals have chosen to spread false narratives in an attempt to discredit a genuine empowerment and capacity-building initiative designed to expose constituents to global best practices in tourism, enterprise, and development. The attached evidence clearly shows Samuel Ajayi-Crowther’s participation in the China trip, putting to rest any unfounded claims suggesting otherwise. My commitment remains focused on creating real opportunities for the people of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II through education, exposure, training, and empowerment. I will not be distracted by baseless propaganda or deliberate misinformation. Facts will always speak louder than falsehood.

@HOJ_Onuakalusi How did this guy even get 2 votes in Oshodi?

Shun bigotry Focus on capacity, credibility, consistency, competency, and character which I possess. I remain committed towards delivering projects and initiatives that will benefit ALL my constituents irrespective of ethnic and religious affliation.

@HOJ_Onuakalusi 95% sent from Yoruba's state money was Igbo people. We are doomed

The following were sent to South Africa for trainings in Nursing / Diabetic Care 1)Mrs. Gladys Chijoke 2)Dr. Jarius Abba 3)Mrs. Jenifer Chidinma Uchenna 4)Mrs. Oluchi Chioma Mark 5)Mrs. Chidinma Constance Ahaiwe 6)Mr. Barnard Chibuzo 7)Mrs. Ezinna Precious Adaukwu 8)Ngozi Uzo Nwabufor 9)Mrs. Abisola Shobande Roche (Representative & Coordinator) *G)Other Initiatives* 1)Elite Agricultural Training in China: 1 participant 2)October 2024 Beneficiaries of China Training: 5 participants *H) Health Initiatives* 1)3-day Free Medical Outreach @ Okota (July 2024) 2)3-day Free Medical Outreach @ Ejigbo (August 2024) 3)2-day Free Eye Clinic @ Ajah Estate (April 2025) 4)2-day Free Eye Clinic @ Ishagatedo, Ire-Akari Estate (Feb 19–20, 2026) I) Education Initiatives 1)Distribution of desks, books, and writing materials to schools in Oshodi-Isolo 2)Registration of 300 free JAMB forms at Constituency 2 Office, Okota 3)Construction of 2-classroom block with teacher’s office at Gbeleyi Primary School, Ishagatedo (ongoing) 4)Construction of 6-classroom block at Okota Grammar School, Jakande, Ejigbo (ready for commissioning) 5)Children’s Day gifts to ~15 schools in Oshodi-Isolo J) Sports & Talent* Development 1)Grassroots Sports Championship Cup, December 2024, Ejigbo Field 2)Talent Hunt Event, 14 February 2024, Okota (cash prizes for winners) K) Empowerment Initiatives 1)2-day Entrepreneurship & Skills Acquisition Training for youths and women 2)120 households empowered with sewing and grinding machines 3)100 households trained in domestic fishery with startup capital 4)50 households trained in computer skills with startup capital and certificates 5)N50,000 grants to 200 business men and women L) Food & Agricultural Support 1)Food palliative distribution at Greenfield Estate (Feb 28, 2025) 2)Distribution of fertilizers 3)Agricultural seminars for crops and seed planting M) Legislative Contributions 1)Over 31 bills sponsored (1 Star Bill May 2024) 2)Over 29 motions 3)Over 183 petitions written

Dear Constituents and Nigerians, Below are some of the list of projects and initiatives i have facilitated as a first time House of Rep member: A)Solar Street Lights Projects 1) Dele Orishabiyi Street, Ago Okota – 35 units 2)Dr. Fredrick Fashuen Avenue, Ago Okota – 20 units 3)Green Field Estate, Ago Okota – 10 units 4)Cele Bus Stop off Mile 2 Express Way, Okota – 15 units 5)Okota Police Post - 5 units 6)Church Street, Jakande Estate, Oka-Afa- 12 units 7)Junction Bus-Stop to Elewe Bus-Stop Road, Jakande Estate- 11 units 8)Chris Idowu Street, Ejigbo- 23 units 9)Olusesi Street, Ejigbo – 10 units 10)Segun Awolowo Street, Ejigbo – 25 units 11)SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church- 10 units 12)St Paul Anglican Church Close – 10 units 13)Morinkayo Street, Ejigbo - 10 units 14)Toyin Davis Street, Ejigbo – 10 units 15)Sarah Street, Bucknor - 10 units 16)Araromi & Ijaiye Street, Ilasama – 8 units 17)Baale Shekoni Street, Ajah Estate – 10 units 18)Oyindamola Street, Park View Ago - 15 units 19)Mukandasi Street, Canal Estate Ago – 10 units 20)CKC Catholic Church, Canal Estate - 10 units 21)Asa Afariogun Street – 15 units 22)Lateef Salami Street – 10 units 23)Maurice Nwakor Close – 10 units 24)Eyituoyo Omatsola Street– 10 units 25)Gbagi Street (formerly Nwobodo Eze) – 15 units 26)Chivita Avenue, Ajah – 20 units 27)Chief Mike Close – 10 units 28)Iyewa Street– 10 units 29)Jagun Close off Ebiere Street – 10 units B)OTHER COMPLETED SOLAR STREET LIGHT PROJECTS: 30)20 units at Century Street, Ago 31)35 units at Dele Orishabiyi Street, Ago 32)5 units at Okota Police Station 33)12 units at Church Street 34)15 units at Cele Bus Stop C)INFRASTRUCTURE & ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS 1)Donation of 300KVA transformer to Segun Awolowo Community, Ejigbo 2)Donation of 500KVA transformer TO Ajoke Okusanya Community, Okota 3)Over 300 solar street lights extra across the constituency 4)Road repairs by FERMA at Ago Palace Way (Opposite Community Road) 5)Rehabilitation and completion of Ejigbo-Isolo-Mushin Road (awaiting commissioning) 6)Rehabilitation of Amusu Street Community Hall, Ilasamaja 7)Drainage system assessments in Isolo, Okota, and Ejigbo 8)Upgrade of Itire Transformation Station from 30 MVA to 60 MVA, D)Road Projects (Completed & Ongoing) Rehabilitation of the following streets/roads: 1)Falana Street 2)Kogberegbe Street 3)Akinbaiya Street 4)Ehingbeti Spur Street 5)Olu Ajulo/Okeho Street 6)Abimbola Street 7)Cowbell Road 8)Kamoru Adeyemi Street 9)Jimoh Faronbi Street 10)Ejigbo-Isolo Highway 11)Chivita Road, Ajao Estate 12)Segun Awolowo Rd, Ejigbo E)Solar Borehole Projects (Completed) Provision of borehole to the following streets: 1)Taiwo Street, Ago 2)Padana Street, Isolo 3)Ansar-Udeen Street, Ejigbo 4)Oba Ejigbo Palace 5)Amusu Street, Ilasama, Isolo 6)Agbeke Street, Okota F) Human Capital Development China Training Beneficiaries – Foreign Human Capital Development (18 Participants) The following persons were sponsored on foreign trainings abroad: 1)Mr. Victor Ejike Obi -China Training Program 2)Chief John Onyebuchi Uche - China Training Program 3)Engr. Walter UkagaArtificial Intelligence & Media Development - (China) 4)MBA James Ihuoma -China Training Program 5)Barr. NjidekaCyber Security - (China) 6)Emmanuel Onyika (MC Senator) -China Training Program 7)Kenneth Onyema- China Training Program 8)Mrs. Maureen Ogochukwu Anukwe - China Training Program 9)Akinduro Olamilekan - China Training Program 10)Chidi Asobi-Peter - China Training Program 11)Mr. Richard Oru - China Training Program 12)Mrs. Ebere Goudjo -China Training Program 13)Dr. Jarius Abba Awandi -China Training Program 14)Mr. Williams Ayodeji Michael -China Training Program 15)Anigbogu Stella - China Training Program 16)Oloyede Taiwo - China Training Program 17)Enwerem Obinna - China Training Program 18)Barr. NjidekaCyber Security - (China)

We all know who he was

🇳🇬 May Day Reality Check: Nigerian Workers Caught Between Insecurity and Poverty As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark Workers’ Day, the mood across the country is far from celebratory. Instead of parades and optimism, the conversation is dominated by a growing concern

@teflonjaz @AKakanfo What is the part of truth?

@AKakanfo Is not all about sacarsm or bigotry but rather standing on the path of truth and best solution. People’s lives are on the line for this. Azikiwe is wrong and I don’t support his ideology, same way I don’t support the governors in my region.

I am following the footstep of our leader Azikwe.

“I Came Prepared to End Banditry and Kidnapping Once and for All” — Sunday Igboho He assured the Oba Aro of Kabba and Okun and Yagba communities of plans to flush out bandits and restore peace.

@harrysone9 @InsideIlorin_NG Why are Muslims attacking Muslims?

HAPPENING LIVE🎥: Muslim Community School deserted in Ira, Kwara State, over threat letter A teacher in Muslim Community School in Ira community, Oyun Local Government Area of Kwara State, has revealed that the school was left empty today February 16, 2026 following a threat letter reportedly issued by suspected t£rr°r!sts. According to the teacher, parents kept their children at home out of fear, leaving classrooms deserted as anxiety spread across the community. Residents are calling on security agencies to urgently address the situation and restore confidence. Video Credit: BBC Yoruba

@ThinkYoruba_1st He's still Fulani

BREAKING NEWS 💥💥💥💥 The Chief Imam of Ibadanland, Sheikh Abdul-Ganiyy Abubakr Agbotomokekere, has confirmed that Ramadan fasting will commence on Wednesday, February 18, 2026. The announcement was made during Friday Jumat prayers at the Ibadan Central Mosque, Oja’ba. Pre-Ramadan prayer will be observed on Tuesday, February 17. Muslims have been urged to embrace the holy month with increased dedication, generosity, and good works.

@funshographix Traditions first. And all other stuff fall in place

Yoruba first. Self preservation first. Race first. Culture first. Heritage first. Land first. Language first.

@zerotolerance67 @funshographix Dey play

@funshographix We’ve had Islam before any ethnicity in this country. No one has the right to impose on us

Sultan of Sokoto remains the Islamic leader in the Northern part of Nigeria not Islamic leader of Yoruba people Yoruba are not a subject of sultan of sokoto. Yoruba are not under Northern Muslim. We don't take orders from Usman Dan fodio or sultan of sokoto.

@funshographix He will eventually be. And no one will do anything about it. Remember Muslims are One 🤓

@adedayo_viktor @ThinkYoruba_1st

It was the greedy thief who started the silly lies that "Oduduwa gave birth to everyone in Yoruba-land and that we all originated from a place called Ile-Lies," just to push his own political agenda under the guise of "Egbe Omo Oodua." May Awolowo never find peace in his grave.

@adedayo_viktor @EbiriGbonka

@elonmusk How did slavery got into Torah and Bible? Because Quran came later

True

@NoNonsensezone They might be sleepers cell

LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT Arrested street boys who go around begging in Lagos after a swift overnight clean-up.. Turns out all of them are IGBOS from the south east who are in Lagos with no House or purpose in Lagos other than to beg daily.. Video evidence 👇👇👇👇

@adedayo_viktor 🤣🤣 disability

Oduduwa is from Benin, Obatala is from Nupe, and the current Ile-Ife in Osun State was founded by Alaafin Adelu in 1870. These are important historical facts you should be aware of.

One of the most hilarious experiences is seeing these Yoruba Supremacists, that call themselves Yoruba Activists get into a fit, when you tell them a bit of history. Abuses like "You are a Fulani slave" "Eru Arabo", just fill up your timeline. No humility to at least read up on others history, culture or geography, and how it interacts with ours. In the 18th century, the natron, used by the Efik, was gotten from Lake Chad basin. In the 18th century, The Ijebu were the specialist makers of a coarse type of cloth used by slaves and poor people in Northern Nigeria. The same Ijebu had been selling Aso Olona to Portuguese since 16th century, who also traded it in Sai Tome And Kingdom of Kongo. In the 18th century, the Nupe were regarded as the most excellent weavers in the North. Prior to the 18th century, the Yoruba used to obtain horses from Tripoli, using Kanuri middle-men. And that Yoruba (Old Oyo) used to depend on importation of a large number of Hausa slaves and saw them as an economic asset. In fact, the Hausa slave revolt of the early 19th century accelerated the decline of Old Oyo and when Clapperton visited Old Oyo, Alaafin Majotu in 1825, Oyo was in decline. A known Oyo proverb is "Sabaruma je di e lobi, keyin o to pon" "Sabaruma (Hausa Slave) ate more than enough kola nuts before his teeth turned brown." Even in the 19th century, Methodist missionary archives recorded messengers of the Sultan of Sokoto were with Sodeke of Abeokuta, in December 1842. And Reverend JB Wood recorded the Sultan of Sokoto making efforts to persuade the Yoruba to end their civil war. Or that Balogun Ogundipe of Abeokuta was sending messages to Emir Masaba of Nupe around 1870. So, it is extremely funny when they reject any notion of Arabic/Ajami being present before European colonizers and missionaries. Did you not read about Trans-Saharan trade routes? Songhay empire alone extended over territories in modern day Mali, Mauritania, Niger Republic, Nigeria, Senegal. Their cultural influences persist to this day. Arabic-based loan words like Alubosa/Alabasa (onion), Alaruba/Laraba (Wednesday), Alamisi/Alhamis (Thursday), Jimoh/Jumma (Friday), Imamu/Imam, Alafia/Lafia (wellness). Or Songhay words like "Alfa" and "Barakoi" that Oyo changed to Alfa and Parakoyi. You have a tonne of Arabic loan words, in Yoruba till date, but don't want to agree that Arabic and Ajami was first used to document Yoruba history, medicine or poetry. Let me end this with Professor Bamiro's insight on Arabic influence on our history. “The Arabic scholars of the present, drawing from the Arabic scholars of the past, will be able to bring before us the events of the past ages of Nigeria, so as to help us write a history we may rightly call our own.” The truth doesn't care about your feelings. Who knows maybe some of you abusing us, are descended from those Sabaruma in Old Oyo, calling indigenous Yorubas slaves. You are now "Think Yoruba First" or "Yoruba Nation". Pushing religious agenda under guise of ethnic consciousness. Awon Oniyeye😂😂😂