Nike Oluyide

I sell Men and women's wallet, Waist Trainer, Ankara, Bags, Beddings, Hand Sanitizers, Posture correctors etc, kindly retweet my customers might be on your timeline. Thank you. Nikkie Stores❤

@olajideobe Happy birthday Prof, now I know why I really like you 😁 God bless you and make your ways always prosperous

My dearly beloved sibling, my immediate younger sister and my first love, I celebrate the woman you have become. I celebrate you specially today and always. Happy birthday to you. You shall still shine brighter and brighter, and also soar higher and higher in Jesus name. Our Father God of heaven shall grant all your heart desires. Inú ẹ á dùn, ọkàn ẹ á balẹ̀, ayé ẹ á túbọ̀ f'ọ̀lá fún Jehovah, ìrìn sí ẹ kò ní b'áráyé nínú. Àmín. Your one and only big brother loves you to the moon and back. Happy birthday Dr. Tomi @tomiobe

@olajideobe Baba to je aye ju

TGIF! Thanks be to God for the success of the week. As for me, I've called it a wrap for the week. It's weekend baby! 🕺🕺🕺 I hope you were also able to secure your daily 10k today? How did your week go? Were you able to meet up with your set goals and expectations? Anyhow it went, remember that in all things, we are meant to give thanks to God of heaven. Friends, gratitude is a must o. Give thanks. Now, let's go groove to the weekend.

@olajideobe Amen and Amen thank Jydo😁

My special friend and my beloved sister of 25yrs and still counting, I celebrate you specially today being your birth anniversary. Congratulations to you and happy birthday, Nikkie. May your existence continue to glorify Jehovah. May divinity grant all your heart desires and make the rest of humanity be at peace with your doings. You have my best wishes today and always. Àṣèyí ṣàmọ́dún lórúkọ Jésù.

It’s my birthday 🎉 I’m thankful for life!

@olajideobe Thank you 😊

Today being international women's day 2026, I specially celebrate my adorable babe, my two intelligent sisters, my two exceptionally smart daughters, and every other amazing women in my life. Ladies, I say to you: "keep growing, keep shining and keep becoming". Happy International Women's day, beautiful people #InternationalWomensDay

@olajideobe Amen

I've not been to work for a whole one month. The last time I was at work was on 6th February. Today is the day I resume back to work after some few weeks off. May God's protection be upon me always as I return back to work today. May I never be a victim of any evil conspiracy. May every of my little efforts be rewarded with multiple great successes. My going out and my coming in are blessed by the Lord. I'm blessed in my home,I'm blessed in the field (workplace) and I am blessed everywhere I go. Amen. Iṣẹ́ yá. Ọ́ yá, gbéra. 🚶🏃🚘

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@olajideobe Thank you Jesus for divine safety

Life is so private that I survived an autocrash this last week and no one knew about it except my immediate family until my wife went to give a testimony in church on Sunday. I was travelling in a vehicle and another vehicle sped from an intersecting road into the main lane on the motorway and rammed into our vehicle; we were both on top speed. The vehicle I was travelling in was a complete write off (not my personal car, and I wasn't the driver either). Other travellers on the motorway way had immediately called 999 to report the accident, and within five minutes of the crash, a fire truck was already at the accident scene, and few minutes after came three ambulances, and two police cars got to the scene lastly. All the emergency responders arrived within less than 10mins after the crash. Airbags and seat belts were our saving grace in our vehicle. It was my first time of witnessing airbags in action. I've always seen it on TV but I've never experienced it personally before. The police took our details, the paramedics examined us and ambulances conveyed us to the A&E ward of the nearest hospital to the accident scene. The fire truck pulled out our vehicle's wreckage from the edge and another recovery vehicle towed it away. Same thing was done to the person that rammed into our vehicle. The other driver was actually the one at fault. We were all taken to the hospital by the ambulances. I got some skin laceration from the window glass that got shattered on my arm, and they did a scan on the arm to know if there were broken glass shards embedded in my skin. They did ECG for me because I complained about serious chest pain from the compression impact of the seat belt on my ribcage and they also did a CT scan to check for possibility of internal injuries and/or bleeding. After thorough examination and treatment was done at the hospital, I was finally discharged because they believed my condition doesn't worth being admitted over. I was told to report to my local GP the next day for further treatment if I am feeling discomfort in my body. I ordered an uber and went to my house. In all of this, I didn't pay any shishi before being attended to by the paramedics at the accident scene or at the hospital. While I was in the taxi on my way back home, my mind wandered back to my home country and I was just thinking if this same incident had happened to me in Nigeria, what are the odds that I'd get the same prompt response and level of care I got from the first responders and the hospital staff. I love my country and I want a country that works for all. But it really hurts me to see how Nigeria is being mismanaged by the people at the helm of governing affairs. It doesn't take any magic to replicate the kind of medical treatment we get here back home. I'm quite OK now to the glory of God but still at home resting though; I thank God that there was nothing broken nor missing. Meanwhile, I want to implore you my compatriots in Nigeria to please normalise using seatbelt every time you are in a vehicle. It is for your own safety. I was sitting in the back seat, but I could actually have probably died or had a life threatening fracture if I was not having a seat belt on when the crash happened. The best of my pictures will not be used for an untimely obituary post in Jesus name. Amen. 🙏

Happy New Year! 2026 Everyone

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@onetruechap 2000naira

20k to whoever gets it right

@yabaleftonline Custard!

One has to go.

On this 65th Anniversary of our Independence, my message is hope and a call to action. The federal government will continue to do its part to fix the plumbing in our economy. Now, we must all turn on the taps of productivity, innovation, and enterprise, just like the Ministry of Interior has done with our travel passports, by quickening the processing. In this regard, I urge the sub-national entities to join us in nation-building.  Let us be a nation of producers, not just consumers. Let us farm our land and build factories to process our produce. Let us patronise ‘Made-in-Nigeria’ goods. I say Nigeria first. Let us pay our taxes.   Finally, let all hands be on deck. Let us believe, once more, in the boundless potential of our great nation.   With Almighty God on our side, I can assure you that the dawn of a new, prosperous, self-reliant Nigeria is here.   Happy 65th Independence Anniversary, and may God continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

@olajideobe Zaddy Sophie

Babe and I went on a dinner date and I dressed up as a traditional Yoruba man. She said I look like a sugar daddy. 😂🤣😁😁 I think I need to buy two pairs of half-shoe from shoeniverse leathers and a hand purse so I can fully activate the sugar daddy phase of my life. Half-shoe and hand bag are the typical starter packs for sugar daddy lifestyle. Zaddy Ọlá or Zaddy Olamide; na which one sweet pass of the two nicknames? Which one will suit me better?

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@DavidOyedepoJnr Happy birthday PDO

For the privilege of seeing another beautiful year in sound health - spirit, soul and body, all I have to say is THANK YOU, LORD! You have done ALL things well! Celebrate this GOOD God with me! #davidoyedepojnr #june2025

Everywhere you enter dis week, na blessing dey rush you. God don open the tap of blessing for you & you go get overflow. As God dey bless you, you sef bless others. As you dey release for others, you dey open yourself up to newer blessings. No tight your hand, e no go help you. No out of fruit seed still dey comot. Stay jiggy & enjoy your week!