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Anyway, the original design doesn't have the problem the Arc is trying to solve. The government needs to enforce environmental and traffic laws. Finally, allow professionals to manage the park better. Regardless, don't blame the Architect.

Lol Professionals should always know their limits.

You don’t rise by chance. You rise by discipline. In a world full of distractions, focus is your advantage. Join @solasamson1st for a powerful session that will challenge how you think, act, and grow. 📅 April 25 ⏰ 8:30 PM 📍 WRAY WhatsApp Group Be there.

From now on, owning a brand-new car in Nigeria just got easier. No pressure of full payment upfront. Thanks to @nordmotion. Nord Finance is here!!! Pick your Nord car, pay a down payment, and spread the rest over months/years. nordfinance.ng #NordFinance

@YetundeApp For all who value culture, this is a platform to be.

30 seconds with the our CEO Anjola Awofisoye. Yetunde is a matchmaking platform created with intention to help Yoruba people build genuine and meaningful relationships💫. Our platform focuses on connecting individuals who value culture, shared values, and authentic connections 🌏 @Yorubasconnect

Yetunde is the first Yoruba dating app built for Yoruba people around the world ❤️ With over 5,000 downloads across the world, people are already connecting and building real relationships across different countries — culture, values, and intentional love at the center. #firstnigerianchallenge @Tunde_OD

Contemporary elitism in Yoruba land found one of its earliest expressions in Egba land, particularly in Abeokuta, where a unique cultural transformation began to unfold in the 19th century. With the return of formerly enslaved Africans, many of whom had been exposed to European education, religion, and social structures, alongside the influence of missionaries, Egba society experienced a distinct shift in both governance and aesthetics. These returnees introduced new ideas that blended Western influence with indigenous Yoruba traditions, creating a hybrid identity that would shape modern expressions of status, leadership, and fashion. Traditional Yoruba fashion, while deeply rooted in pre-colonial heritage, began to evolve. Regal symbols such as the crown of the Alake of Egbaland were, in some instances, reinterpreted with subtle inspiration from European monarchical designs. not as imitation, but as adaptation within a changing sociopolitical context. Similarly, the staff of authority, known as Opa Ase, saw stylistic variations. In Egba land, these were sometimes beaded and elaborately designed, reflecting both indigenous craftsmanship and the evolving visual language of authority influenced by colonial encounters. Variants of such staffs remain visible in different forms across parts of Nigeria today. What we now see in movements like Egbaliganza, popularly portrayed in Lisabi festival today is not merely a fashion statement, but a conscious cultural renaissance. It is a revival of a longstanding Egba identity often captured in the phrase “Egba ni olaju ti bere” (Egba is the cradle of modern civilization). Just as the Egba people once drew from global exposure to reshape their cultural expression, they are again leading a revival, this time by reinterpreting historical styles to assert identity, unity, and continuity. Egbaliganza, therefore, is more than aesthetics; it is community revitalization, cultural rebirth, and a reaffirmation of a people’s place in the evolving narrative of Yoruba civilization. Oloye Olajuwon Enitan Subair Mogaji Onile Nla, Anlugbu Ile Ibadan.

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A city has slums. Two options: bulldoze and move residents to new housing, or upgrade the slum where it stands. New housing sounds better. Chile tested both for 20 years. It wasn't even close.

Living in Abeokuta will increase your life span ×10

The phrase “all politics is local” is an oversimplification.

So, there is a Yoruba dating app called Yetunde and nobody told me about it. I just found out I actually know the guy behind this app.😂 He sees my tweet and likes them😂 maybe this is where I finally meet the LOML 😌 fingers crossed 🤞 Congratulations to the team. @YetundeApp 👏🏽

If we don't educate children in history, culture, languages, religion, traditions, ethics and critical thinking preferring instead to limit them to STEM subjects, then we are raising a generation of easy to manipulate morons. This is becoming ever more obvious today.

Nigerians are not greedy. Thousands of us are doing this for FREE. Since 2021 that I co-founded JCS (jcscholar.org) with my friend, over 100 people have used that platform and get fully funded scholarship across the world and most of them in the United States. But you won't comment about platforms like JCS and her likes.

Don't focus on career, money, attention, etc. These are all effects. Focus on the underlying cause. Focus on building a machine that produces value. Everything else is a byproduct.

I am on a mission to impact just 1,000,000 students across Nigeria. This is a project I have and the goal is to provide a guide in form of mentoring for the next generation of students. I know it’s not easy being a first generation student in this side of the world. Is this something y’all are interested in? If you’re a current student in Nigeria kindly comment your course, school and level below.

Check out this initiative one of my MA students has started! thesorosokethinktank.com

If I coach you, you cant fail. Gods annointing is with me. Distraction is what is delaying your success. Put your phone away for one hour a day. Be laser focus for that one hour. Then go back and play. If you do that consistently, it will compound over a long time.❤️

The TYF Political Action Committee (TYF PAC) @TyfPacc is in Amuwo-Odofin, Lagos State, for PVC registration and free medical outreach from 2nd to 4th March. This is your chance to get your voter's card while also accessing free health services for you and your family. We are not waiting for change, we are creating it at the grassroots. 💪 Come out, join your community, and be part of a 3-million-strong PVC movement that will shape Yorùbáland come 2027 and beyond 💪

Why does your savings account pay you almost nothing in interest, but your bank quietly earns billions from the Federal Reserve? It’s not an accident. When you deposit money, your bank parks it with the Fed and earns a top-of-market interest rate. They pass almost none of those earnings back to you. Multiply that across $3 trillion in reserves, and it adds up to a peak of $200 billion a year flowing to commercial banks. ESP co-founder @chrishughes and Josh Younger argue in a new report published by @BrookingsInst , this isn't neutral 'central bank plumbing', it's a hidden subsidy to big banks, funded by depositors and taxpayers. Chris breaks down who's winning, who's losing, and what could be done differently in his latest Substack: chrishughes.substack.com/p/the-price-of…