
Omo Oyewole
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Omo Oyewole
@pencillon
Doctor ||Muslim ||Public Health Programmer ||healthcare regulations advocate ||Mentor ||Poet ||Student ||Researcher











How do I stop a child from stealing? She’s just 6 years old, but she steals like an expert, covers her tracks perfectly, and denies it with teary eyes so much that you start to feel bad for her and even second-guess yourself as an adult.


Hillary Clinton says her and her husband “have no links” to Jeffrey Epstein, and that Bill flew on Epsteins plane 17+ times “for his charitable work”



I still don’t understand something. Why are PhD students in Nigeria paying school fees? PhD is not school in the normal sense. It’s research work. You’re producing knowledge. You’re teaching undergrads. You’re publishing papers. You’re raising the university’s ranking. In every sane system: – PhD students are funded – Their tuition is covered – They are paid stipends for research and teaching In Nigeria? We treat the highest level of knowledge production like a burden instead of an investment. You can’t starve research and expect innovation. Education in Nigeria is just upside down.











Some people serve so quietly that you only realize their impact when they are gone. The transfer of CSP Adewale Osifeso from Oyo State has left a silence that words can barely explain. Not because of noise, but because of the calm reassurance his presence brought to many, especially the youths. CSP Osifeso was not just the Police Public Relations Officer. He was a human being first. He listened when voices shook with fear. He responded when messages were ignored elsewhere. He acted when justice seemed delayed or impossible. For countless young people in Oyo State, he became a symbol of hope that the system could still work for the people. He opened his doors, his phone lines, and his heart to the youth. He never dismissed concerns as “small issues.” He sought solutions, followed up on cases, and ensured that people were heard with dignity and respect. In moments of pain, confusion, and frustration, he showed empathy and calm leadership. Many of the good he did will never make the news. Many lives were changed quietly. Many situations were resolved without noise. Trust was rebuilt, one conversation at a time, because he chose to serve beyond his title. Yet today, as he leaves Oyo State, there has been little celebration for a man who gave so much. That silence should not define his legacy. CSP Adewale Osifeso deserves to be celebrated. He deserves to be thanked. He deserves to be remembered for showing us that policing can be compassionate, responsive, and people focused. Thank you for standing with the youth of Oyo State. Thank you for choosing service over comfort and empathy over indifference. I want you to know that the seeds you have planted here will continue to grow sir. Oyo State will not forget you. 🥹❤️






What opinion about feminism will have you like this?



I'm Muslim, i dont celeberate Christmas !





