Oyinleye Olufemi B.Sc (OAUIFE), M.Sc (UMD - GC)

It looks so unreal until it hits you that it’s very real

@AishaJana Thanks. I appreciate!

@great_oyins Happy Birthday to you and your family. Hope you all have a lovely day.

Happy Birthday to me and my wonderful kids. June 2, 15, and 16.

@StFreakingKezy Don't worry about it. That habit is wickedness against animals. Pro-Dog activists will take that title off her.

HILDA BACI,That Was Really Stup.id Of You And Ur Manager To Share Ur Dog Delicacy! Pretty Foolish! Dogs Are One Of The Closest Friends To Humans,At Least Outside Naija Shores... 1 Out Of Every 3 People Outside Africa Have One,And They're Very Valued! The GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Organisers Had Issues Awarding You Ur Plaque For Your Efforts At The COOK-ATHON A Few Weeks Ago... They Didn't Want To! They Were Quite Reluctant! Nobody Knew Why Tho... Nigeria Was Happy For You! Probably That Massive Show Of Love And Support Wasn't Good Enough For You... U Had Dog Meat And Posted The Video! Do You Understand That 96% Of Those Organisers Probably Have Dogs At Home? Do You Know This Stupid Act Of Yours Can Cost You Your Record? I Hope Not! If Dog Meat Is A Delicacy In AKWA IBOM,The World Doesn't Know! Animal Rights Activists May Latch Onto This As A Reason To Revoke Your Record! Make Una Dey Get Sense Sometimes! Maybe You Should Also Share Videos Of You Shi**ing...Or Even Shaving Your ...Or Unstrapping Your VERSACE Bra! What's Wrong With People??

@pat_oyinloye @PO_GrassRootM Who will that prayer affect? The same PO is trying to govern. When the rain falls, it falls on the good, the bad, and the ugly.

@PO_GrassRootM Amen, “ there is no peace for the wicked “ Is that whatPastor Oluremi preaches from her bible ?

May Tinubu the drug baron never succeed.

If we abandon our history, how can our children learn from it? How can we teach them to be curious and invite them into productive discussion and debate? Can we really raise them to be independent and innovative thinkers?

@ShehuSani Senator, why not talk straight? Give examples of these religious organizations. Let your readers know what you're trying to say.

Most (not all) religious organisations are mini dictatorships;they don’t conduct transparent and credible elections within their systems.One man decides & determines everything.They are also very hostile to any constructive criticism within their ranks.

@jacksonpbn @hbhabu But if you're educated and well-informed, you should know that sure meetings can not occur. I find it so ridiculous to submit yourself to fake news. Or is it because the CJN bears a Yoruba name, or is he a Muslim? The situation is disheartening.

@hbhabu Excellency, I respect you a lot as a former Ambassador and Consul General of Nigeria in New York. Please stay away from this. Tinubu is in Paris. Confirmed. No report said he is in UK. The report said the CJN and Tinubu planned a meeting in the UK. This was before it leaked.

I dare the Supreme Court of Nigeria to issue an official statement denying that the CJN, Justice Olukayode Ariwoola was never in the UK in the last 24hrs, if they have balls. Then we will pull out the flight manifest and his immigration records since we are all mad. RUBBISH!

@princeIbk1 @_onose14 @MissPearls As part of the international travel service, if a passager has specific health challenges or cannot walk a long distance at the airport to connect to the next flight, such an individual will ask for wheelchair services. The more you know.

@_onose14 @MissPearls The question is why is an able man on wheelchair?

Who’s This? 😊

@ShehuSani This shows that Nigeria's population figure is not real. Nigerian politicians play games with the number. Most especially the North. The higher your population the more allocation accrues to your state. Everything about Nigeria is fake

Nigeria’s population,220 million. Registered voters,93 million. Number of votes cast,24,025.940million. Close to 70 million Nigerians collected voters cards but refused to vote. Why?

@Chimaob00448343 @OlusojiOke @banky_ac @jidesanwoolu @MBuhari You’re still not answering the question. Did Nigerians who won elections here in the United States call it “No mans Land”? And before winning the election here you must be known and active in your community. Not like Nigeria. OK

@OlusojiOke @banky_ac @jidesanwoolu @MBuhari if calling lagos a no mans land was a crime, an entire people can never gather in one place and commit it

Good morning Lagos. A few days ago, President @MBuhari signed bills granting states more autonomy in key areas like electricity, railways, and the judiciary, empowering Lagos to take charge of our own growth. Thank you, Mr. President. The Constitutional Alteration Bill No. 33 is a historic move that grants us authority to regulate electricity generation, transmission and distribution. This will create a Lagos Electricity Market, leading to increased access to electricity, investments and job opportunities. The new bills will promote efficiency, leading to better service delivery. We've been preparing for this by launching an Electricity Policy, publishing our off-grid strategy, presenting our Integrated Resource Plan and drafting a law to establish the Lagos Electricity Market. We're committed to achieving 1GW of solar energy in Lagos by 2030 and have engaged with the World Bank for suitable funding. With the creation of the Lagos Electricity Market, we'll fulfill our potential as Africa's model mega city. The devolution of powers for railways under the Constitution Fifth Alteration Bill No. 32 is a significant move for promoting local economic growth and development. It'll open up investment opportunities and improve the transportation of goods and services. I'm excited about the next few years as Lagos takes more responsibility for our growth and the fulfillment of our potentials. Let's work together to make Lagos the best it can be!

@renoomokri That's why they started cultism and went on a rampage in a foreign land, and still believe it is no man's land.

Maybe that is why The UAE stopped issuing visas to Nigerians. Some of our brethren can go to Dubai and claim it is No Man's Land and drag it with their hosts. There are more expatriates than citizens in The UAE. They can't take that risk! #NigerianElections2023 #TableShaker

@Efcc_006 @renoomokri From time immemorial, people migrant from one place to another.

@great_oyins @renoomokri If Nigeria is better, will you be typing from Maryland, USA?

Let me give you this challenge. If you originally come from a state other than Lagos, and you now reside in Lagos, before knocking Lagos because of #NigerianElections2023, ask yourself if elections are better in the state you or your parents left to come to Lagos! #TableShaker

@Efcc_006 @renoomokri If your home state is better, will you come to Lagos?

@renoomokri If elections are better in Nigeria, would you have left Nigeria with your family?

@renoomokri I think after this election, the government of Lagos State needs to run a real documentary on how the State was formed. From pre-colonial till date. They need one of the leading historians and archeologists to get this done.

No matter what you experience today during #NigerianElections2023 in Lagos, don't use your mouth to say things against Lagos. The reason you are in Lagos is because it is better than where you left. Elections are not perfect in every state. It is a national issue! #TableShaker

@ellibra_e @TroboToffa1fo7 @salmbaqi @realFFK I don't know the type of education and history you people are getting or reading. It is well. I think history needs to be made compulsory in Nigerian schools. This election period has exposed the need for this.

@TroboToffa1fo7 @salmbaqi @realFFK If you want to open that can of warm, the can smiles Yoruba coup. No bunkum's like you who couldn't read, study, make findings through research will always come up with lies told to you by your worthless father's that it was Igbo coup and I will tell you go sit down fool.

History is important and for the sake of future generations we are constrained to set the record straight. Contrary to what young Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the Governorship candidate of the Labour Party in Lagos state, told the world in a television interview a few days ago it is NOT true that his grandfather was the third Nigerian to become a magistrate or a judge. The facts are as follows. Olumuyiwa Jibowu was the first Nigerian to become a magistrate in 1931 and then Adebiyi Desalu followed him in 1938. Adetokunboh Ademola was the third in 1939 and then came Victor Adedapo Kayode (my paternal grand father), F.E.O. Euba and George Frederick Dove-Edwin in 1940. F.O. Lucas was appointed in 1941. These were the first Nigerians to become magistrates and virtually all of them went on to the higher bench and did exceedingly well. They all came from highly distinguished stock and well-educated families whose noble ancestry can be traced back for hundreds of years before them and who formed the elite upper class and 'creme de la creme' of high society in their day. To top it all most of them went to the top Universities in the world to study law, namely Oxford and Cambridge, before being called to the British bar. They also all practised law in the Lagos colony and were regarded as being amongst the top indigenous lawyers of their time before being invited to the Bench. Rhodes Vivour's grandfather, Akinwunmi Rhodes Vivour, was very junior to these men. He was not appointed as a magistrate until almost twenty years after Jibowu in 1950, he never went to any University before being called to the Bar, he was not appointed as a Judge until 1964 and he descended from a family of Sierra Leonian slaves. As a matter of fact in the context of the Rhodes-Vivour family the name "Vivour" derives from the word "Survivor" after their ancestors were freed from slavery by the British whilst they were being shipped overseas as slaves. They were then returned to Sierra Leone as free men and women. I have immense respect for this family but if truth be told that is their heritage regardless of how much they attempt to hide it or how well they have done since then. We must not allow anyone to distort or revise history in the name of politics. When the likes of Rhodes Vivour attempts to look down on or denigrate the roots of other Yorubas or Lagosians he must be reminded that, unlike his, the majority of them did not derive from a family of slaves. Unlike the Rhodes Vivours' their ancestors were at least all born free. They were never slaves and they never needed to be emancipated from slave traders. (FFK)

@THE_CUR8OR @opebanwo @partentpending Leave them. They don't understand the contextual meaning. Common knowledge, they can not understand. What a shame.

@opebanwo @partentpending There's a HUGE difference between DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATION & ASSERTION! In the context you claimed Jakande used the phrase (no-man's land), he used it deliberately to describe a situation that came about because it became the seat of govt! Also noteworthy..

It was LATEEF JAKANDE THAT SAID IT! For the education of the ignorant trying to scapegoat and lie against igbos as saying Lagos is a ‘No Man’s Land’, be advised that the person who called Lagos No Man’s Land is Alhaji Lateef Jakande , former governor of Lagos who was a much better achiever than BAT. Here is the receipt . Share this!

@Ojnasonic1 @ruffydfire Marrying another tribe doesn't change your political view. It is a relationship, not war. Because of your love for Arsenal doesn't change your passion for the ManU. Get that. Ok

@ruffydfire FFK wife is from Nanka community in Anambra state. Today the same FFK is supporting tribalism because of hunger.

Once they got the judgement they told their boys protesting to leave the streets.We know what they did….They burnt property just to make a point. You will see it was all politics!

@ruffydfire @dayoogedengbe Really? You need to show us the title of your history books where you are getting these fake history facts. I doubt the level of your education. It tells a lot about your personality.

This Land called Lagos was owned by the British for 99years, from 1861-1960….Most of the initial development was done by the British.