Olayinka Jimmy

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Olayinka Jimmy

@silentpath2007

God first and nothing else

Nigeria Katılım Temmuz 2009

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Daddy D.O🇳🇬@DOlusegun·2h

The Federal Government has intensified its crackdown on illegal mining in Osun State, with the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, in collaboration with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), raiding and shutting down illegal mining sites in Ileki and Ibodi-Jesha as part of ongoing efforts to safeguard Nigeria's mineral resources and protect the environment.

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DEFENCE HQ NIGERIA@DHQNigeria·3h

Defence Headquarters Secures Rescue of Kidnapped Oyo Students and Teachers. Through effective inter-agency collaboration and intelligence-driven operations, the abducted victims in Oyo State were safely rescued. The Armed Forces of Nigeria remain steadfast in safeguarding lives and national security.

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@silentpath2007 @HQNigerianArmy Validation! Most of them feel overlooked, and go around to seek the recognition they believe their talents deserve. They end up in the wrong hands and brainwashed with the anger of rejection they have experienced.

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·2h

@akinalabi "Current broke situation" shey oloye wan dey whine us Ni? 😭😭

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Oloye Akin Alabi@akinalabi·3h

Don’t beat yourself up. Not every meeting turns into an opportunity. A young musician meeting Don Jazzy could be a life changing opportunity, but the same meeting might not mean the same thing for someone else. Some of my colleagues and I spent an hour with Alhaji Aliko Dangote in his office last week, and despite my current broke situation, it never crossed my mind to pitch him for anything. It’s not like I don’t have things to pitch. It just wasn’t right. You didn’t have anything specific to discuss with @realFemiOtedola, so you shouldn’t have any regrets. Have you read his book? If you had, perhaps you could have asked him to clarify something he wrote. Successful people meet others who are constantly trying to pitch them, and that can become exhausting. You took a selfie. That’s okay. Who knows? Maybe he’s seen this post. Something might come from it or it might not. Either way, keep it moving.

Malcom 💀@iamnababs

I MET FEMI OTEDOLA YESTERDAY in London… and for the first time in my life, I was genuinely star-struck. The timing couldn’t have been worse. He was on a phone call, walking with purpose, and I was cycling with someone who wasn’t a confident rider, so stopping for a proper conversation wasn’t really an option. I greeted him and apologised for interrupting. To my surprise, he responded with a warm, welcoming smile. That small gesture stood out to me. In a hurry, I did what most people would: I introduced myself, asked for a quick photo, thanked him shook his hands and rode away. But from the moment I turned away, I kept replaying that moment. I told myself, “He was on a call, I didn’t want to be rude.” And maybe that was true. But maybe it was also because I wasn’t prepared for an opportunity I never expected to have. Looking back, I wish I’d asked one thoughtful question. I wish I’d taken a few minutes to learn from someone whose journey represents decades of experience, resilience, and achievement. I wish I’d shared some of the ideas I’ve been working on or asked him about his book that I’ve read a few times. Instead, I left with a selfie 🥲. And that’s when this hit me: opportunities rarely announce themselves. Sometimes they appear unexpectedly and disappear within seconds. The difference between a memorable moment and a missed opportunity is often preparation. I’m not going to dwell on what I didn’t do (I PROBABLY WILL). But I’ll take the lesson. The next time I meet someone I admire, I will try to be remembered for the conversation and not just the photo. Until then: I’ll keep learning, keep building meaningful relationships, and stay ready for whatever opportunity comes next.

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@tobyasky O ti gba Koko e yo... O ja wa lara e nothing anyone wan tell me 😭

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TobyWrites@tobyasky·4h

This is regarded as the greatest ever warm up done😅😅 1989 UEFA Cup final between Napoli and Stuttgart

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Talking about Maradona’s aura. Jurgen Klinsman was talking about it on STF recently, not just his days in Napoli, but also his days at Boca Juniors. The popular video where Mardona was joggling the ball during warm up while the “life is life” song was playing, you remember right? It was a UEFA Cup final between Napoli and Stuttgart. Klinsmann was playing for Stuttgart then. He said, during warm up, Maradona started doing the kick ups in front of 70,000 people, they all knew they’d lost, the aura, the confidence, they couldn’t focus on their warm up, they were all just looking at him. The stadium was in awe (I’ll put the video in the comments). Klinsmann also played at Inter Milan. He said in Italy, they could go out as footballers, have a drink and at most, few fans will want a picture or an autograph, and that was it…but Maradona could not do that in Napoli. When he leaves his house, 100 people are outside waiting for him. He was a god in that city. In Napoli, they believe they own you, and you own them, he said this also led Maradona to do drugs because all of those things got into his head. Firstly, the move to Napoli was not expected, who goes to Napoli back then? Well, Maradona of all people did, he changed their lives, that’s why you hear Osimhen talking about Maradona that way. You dare not talk ill about Maradona in Napoli, else you’re gone. It’s a rough city, I was in Napoli about 4 years ago, and I understand why Pasuma sang “Napoli like Lagos”😅. It’s a mad city, if you lose guard, your phone is gone 😂

Dr Joe Abah, OON@DrJoeAbah

Messi is the greatest of all time. He doesn’t have the aura that Maradona had in his day.

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·3h

@HQNigerianArmy WTF are these foreigners looking for, what's their aim for coming to Nigeria to terrorise us?

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·13h

@egi_nupe It's just unfortunate. The only thing I know that's happening is, regardless of all their dumb propaganda, the universe seems to be aligning properly for this administration

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Foundational Nupe Lawyer@egi_nupe·13h

You see that girl who said it was President Tinubu who kidnapped those children and teachers in Oyo State and those Chibok girls? She didn’t just wake up to do that video. She’s following a clear pattern of online provocation and incitement lead by people like Moris Monye. It’s a coordinated and heavily funded propaganda. They want to bait the government and its supporters so they can be the victim of the entire situation and blame the government for ethnic profiling. Their messiah is already going around saying the government is telling people not to associate with him or not invite him to occasions anymore. I hope the government and its supporters do not fall for it. Focus should continue to be on our gallant men who rescued the innocent children and teachers; they deserve all the praises and national honours we want bestow on them. That’s the only motivation they need to go after other criminals holding innocent Nigerians to ransom.

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·13h

Messi did his own job and held his own part of the bargain. Ronaldo is still playing Euro 2016.

Hater Central@TheHateCentral

We were supposed to have Messi vs Ronaldo in an hour

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·13h

They are all owing the company 30mins of work 😡

𝐒 𝐎 𝐑 𝐄@wibsore

Same international issue 😂

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Olayinka Jimmy@silentpath2007·13h

This is dumb, stupid and cringy. What sort of nonsense talk is this?

Imran Muhammad@Imranmuhdz

Peter Obi: If I'm the president of this country, I will do everything possible to make opposition parties strong and participatory in governance. Chude: But if the president believes his party is the strongest party to rescue the country and he believes that the opposition's ideas are damaging, why should he be helping them become strong? Peter Obi: It’s about democracy, no one party has a monopoly on ideas that make society work.

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Foundational Nupe Lawyer@egi_nupe·14h

Have you obtained copy(ies) of “The Muslims’ Journal” for your kid(s)? Hurry now before you hear it’s Sold Out’

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SEGA L'éveilleur®@segalink·1d

A pathological liar surfing the wave of the mob broke the law, refused to pay fine, deployed whataboutism over illegality and claimed the administration has caused division just because public workers were doing their jobs. The disaster will continue to reveal himself as one who will NEVER become President of Nigeria. 🪴