Westernized Ibadan Boy 👑

One of the things in my heart before the season ends is to highlight all Shooting Stars players and staff contributions to our season which we have survived relegation. On today's edition, I will be speaking about Qamar Adegoke: When I resumed as the Sporting Director of Shooting Stars in June 2025, we desperately needed forward players and we found Qamar Adegoke. First day in Ibadan, even before he signed the final draft of his contract alongside his representative, he was already engaging himself in a private session. I was impressed with his first action, we spoke and I was optimistic that I had signed a top professional. I recalled his representative said to me; "SD, you will enjoy my boy. Just give him time to settle down." Qamar is a top professional and a hard worker. He had to face some challenges in the first round, I called him into a private meeting and I told him; "Qamar, Ibadan people love you. But you need to score for them." BOOM!!! He started scoring and he became one of the fans' favourites. He's one of the top 5 most impactful players this second round. In a low-scoring league like the NPFL, four goals in away games and 9 goals for a player with fewer minutes is impressive. If Eric Chelle is considering inviting NPFL players for the Unity Cup in London, Qamar Adegoke should be on the list.

Mr Makinde should focus on his handover notes and stop wasting Oyo state's money on pointless howling of yesterday's men.

Press Statement. THREAT TO VIOLENCE: TINUBU AND APC, NOT MAKINDE, ARE TO BLAME The All Progressives Congress and many of its members serving in government have issued a plethora of statements since the successful hosting of the national summit of opposition political parties at Ibadan on Saturday, 25th April, 2026. One of their numerous pain points arising therefrom is the historical recollection of ‘wetie’ - a sad descent into uncontrollable violence, caused by the political greed of the then ruling party and its concomitant asphyxiation of the opposition. This recollection was embedded in the speech of the host, Governor Oluseyi Makinde. The federal government and the APC have described that recollection as a call to violence and have since been reacting with the panic of an animal cornered by its own misdeeds. In response, we state as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The use of history in the way and manner done by Governor Makinde in the said speech served as a caution and advisory to the Federal Government, the APC, and other national institutions, of the unmitigated crisis that their actions and inactions can result in. Only a guilty aggressor can interpret it to mean a threat or call to violence. It is common knowledge that those who do not learn from history are doomed by it. Governor Makinde offered a sobering reminder that when insatiable political greed and avarice replace patriotism and good governance, and are compounded by the accumulated anger and frustrations of the citizenry, the resultant conflagration will be of immeasurable proportion. This again is a fact that history bears witness to. The events that led to the sad incident of 'wetie' and the current happenings within the political space, as orchestrated by the APC, are not just similar but identical in both intent and execution. To continue doing the same thing while expecting a different result is the very definition of political recklessness. When pushed to the wall, people have no other direction to go but forward, against the wall itself. The current slide into elected totalitarianism has been entirely engineered by the APC and the Federal Government. They cannot decry the effect while remaining willfully blind to the cause and to their own culpability in it. When the APC was in opposition, they did not merely threaten violence, they openly promised to make the country ungovernable, with the infamous baboon and blood narrative. They therefore lack any moral capacity to complain about a mere historical recollection by a sitting governor. As long as the targeted state-sponsored decimation of the opposition continues, the opposition parties will explore increasingly potent strategies, entirely within the ambit of the law, to prevent the enthronement of a one-party state under an elected dictator. The APC should be ashamed of their comprehensive failure in both governance and politics, and their resort to the crude tactics of inducement, intimidation and persecution of opposition leaders. Finally, the responsibility for any violence in the build-up to or immediately after the 2027 elections lies squarely at the doors of the Federal Government, the All Progressives Congress, INEC, and every national institution charged with the defence of democracy. The citizens know the aggressors from the victims, and the APC's attempt to play victim has failed woefully. Signed: Comrade Ini Ememobong, mnipr National Publicity Secretary Peoples Democratic Party 26042026

Oloye guys are not even saying anything to show solidarity. Ko da o 🤔

I remember when AJIMOBI locked up OYO state NLC leaders, just because they protested against his wickedness

I remember when AJIMOBI locked up OYO state NLC leaders, just because they protested against his wickedness

They don almost kpai my rep for TL

They don almost kpai my rep for TL

Under my supervision, I recover all transformers that I donated to some communities because they did not vote for me.

I love candidates who reply to questions with. "Under my supervision as the this and that , these are the things we were able to do for Oyo State" Candidate alalubarika niyen, pr for such candidates dae sweet and easy to do, but unlike those wey you go need to curse, abuse people so you can market them. Godforbid bad thing 🤣🤣🤣

Oyo state Gubernatorial debate 2027 will be the best debate ever. Come and see the life of your candidates 🤣🤣🤣 Emi yin afe bo, when we begin to ask you questions expecting fact and figures🤣