Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni

@therealFadaca

In Christ Katılım Ekim 2018

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·11 Kas

See what the Lord has done…🙏 FABIYI, Oluwadamilare Caleb B.EHS, R.EHO ⭐️First Class Graduate🎓 3.86/4.0 CGPA 🥇Best Graduating student, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, University of Ibadan. 🥇Best Graduating student, Faculty of Public Health, University of Ibadan. 👑Served in over 15 leadership positions. 🏅8 Football Medals 🏆Over 30 awards of recognitions/ service. 📑Obtained over 80 Licenses and Certifications 🎓Won 4 Scholarships/Fellowships End of a phase, a launch into another.🥂

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·22s

I like how you make assumptions about others to make a point. Imagine what I would think if I am to make an assumption about how dull someone that would do that is.

Road Manager Lobistar@jfis0508

See this one who has never left Ibadan for other zones of the state, saying that Ibadan is motorably connected to other zones of the state.

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·2m

Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! twitter.com/i/spaces/1nxnR…

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·7m

This is disingenuous lie from a place of hypocrisy and maybe ignorance. The streetlights were temporarily powered by generators pending moving to the mini-solar grid. The reason why some are off is that they have been disconnected and are being joined to the grid. The light up project was never meant to run on diesel, the diesel was used to test functionality temporarily. He has said it severally that individual solar streetlights don’t last like the ones powered from a central grid. We all see this in our houses how individual panel to light doesn’t last unlike using inverter and batteries.

Omo Ìyá Semilore@manlikesea

Seyi Makinde and initial gragra 😄 He first did diesel powered streetlights when he assumed office. But Umahi said this man is an electrician, why on earth would someone that studied Elect/Elect power streetlights with diesel when we have solar options? In short, the streetlights didn’t last up to a year. The generators have disappeared everywhere 😂

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·1h

I will drop details for this soon.

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·9h

Twitter space to discuss what has happened in the last 6 years of Oyo state governance and what profile we need to look out for in Seyi Makinde’s successor. Yay or Nay?

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Akéde Ọ̀yọ́@AkedeOyo·11h

BREAKING NEWS Oyo State GAC approve out of Ibadan candidacy as Amofin Beulah Adeoye tops list of short listed aspirants to take over from Governor Seyi Makinde.

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Oyo Matters@Oyo_Matters·1d

New day, same mission. Support Otunba Segun Ogunwuyi #OSE2027

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·9h

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AYO🪐@Ayodeji_96

My Billboard uncle shouldn't return to Abuja if the people of Oyo South Senatorial District are sincere. F-SSG to the Government of Oyo F-IBNL Chairman F: Chairman of ODUAS ICL Ibadanland's current Ekerin Balogun Nothing but banners and a Kabiesi boy to show for it

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Omituntun 2.0@GSMfor2023·1d

From this short clip, this YEAP beneficiary said he got: 1. Training in Nasarawa 2. Fund from 100 hectares of cassava farm at Fasola which he used to start his own agribusiness 3. GIZ/FCMB/Mastercard loans (3 tranches) which he has repaid.

Oyo State Agribusiness Development Agency (OYSADA)@OYSADA_official

Testimony from a beneficiary at the ongoing YEAP-SAfER Disbursement Ceremony and Stakeholder Engagement at the Oyo State Agricultural Transformation Centre, Fasola.

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·10h

@viktoh_6ix @BadmusAdeyemi12 What does this point out? Oyo is more developed than Ogun. The bulk of Ogun population is there because they want to be close to Lagos, the state has no independent development. This is what you have implied.

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𝓐𝓴𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓲@viktoh_6ix·11h

@BadmusAdeyemi12 @therealFadaca It seems you don’t fully understand how VAT and IGR work. Factories in Ogun boost IGR. VAT? Collected where sales happen. In this scenario, mostly in Lagos. Apples ≠ oranges

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Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni@therealFadaca·13h

Hmm, I know it is because of bias you were able to determine and report the urban area landmass of Ibadan but you didn’t report that of Ijebu East LGA, but I will leave that for now. There is also an assumption that other area of Oyo State is not developed. However, this is a very wrong assumption:- 1. All zones in Oyo State are linked with motorable roads. 2. The bulk of Agribusiness investment in Oyo state are not within the business metropolis. 3. There are 3 Central Park in Ibadan that leads to all the Agribusiness zones. 4. ⁠Fashola Agribusiness Industrial Hub is in Oyo town and attracted $170 million. 5. ⁠The SAPZ funded by AFDB(1st in Nigeria) is located in Ijaiye, Akinyele, one of the areas where you have tagged as an undeveloped part of Ibadan. 6. ⁠This same Akinyele is where we have the train station, proposed dry port and closely linked to the proposed Agribusiness wholesale center mirroring Rungis. 7. ⁠In addition to the Ijaiye hub, the state is also developing a 2,800-hectare agribusiness hub with an Agricultural Transformation Centre (ATC) in Eruwa, designed to serve smallholder farmers and youth agripreneurs through shared infrastructure and service platforms. Both facilities are supported by a $37 million financing package from the African Development Bank. This is development. Intentional Development built on the comparative advantage of the state. It is not just houses or roads, though we have that, it is the strategic economy built around the infrastructures. There is a reason the state has grown consistently in VAT, IGR and FDI over any state consistently in the last 6 years.

Man of Letters.@Letter_to_Jack

Ibadan metropolis landmass — 3,080km2. Ibadan Urban area landmass— 2,102km2 Ijebu East LGA landmass— 2,234 km2. Meanwhile, Ibadan alone has 11 (ELEVEN) LGAs, and only 5 are regarded as anything close to urban. You are using the majority of Oyo State resources to develop the Ibadan city that is not up to the size of Ijebu East LGA and bragging about it. Meanwhile, in Ogun, we have to spread the development all around from Abeokuta to Ijebu Ode, to Sagamu, to Mowe, to Ijoko, to Ifo, to Sango, to Otta, to Ilaro, to Agbara, to Atan, to Iperu, to Ago-Iwoye, to Ikenne, to Ogun Waterside, etc.

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Omituntun 2.0@GSMfor2023·10h

Only Oyo State has two cities on this list sha. Perhaps, they should consult your list next time. 😂 x.com/StatiSense/sta…