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@DrJoeAbah Sir, I think if we don't normalize the culture of doing things right at all times, it quite difficult to do it right at a time of necessity. #Culture #Habit #Goodgovernance

“Those is favour say ‘Aye’, ‘Those against say ‘Nay’ is a convenient way for legislators to hide who they really are from voters. NASS should have electronic voting so that we can see the voting record of each legislator. By the way, we say Yes or No here, not “Aye” or “Nay”.

@adekunleGOLD Really excited that you're passionate about supporting research in that area. I worked on nano materials and will investigate drug delivery designs that improves overall health. With partnership can have a lab work on it in Nigeria. Thank you AGBaby!

It took me years to finally be able to share publicly that I was born with Sickle Cell. Over the last 2 years I have spoken about this disease during my performances but I realise that more needs to be done. Every year over 100,000 children are born with Sickle Cell in Nigeria alone. Sickle Cell has no cure, it is highly under researched because it largely affects West Africans. This weekend was very emotional for me, met children living with the disease, spoke with parents who are finding it hard to cope amidst the economic crisis in the country. Thank you to @samiupdate and @sicklecellfoundationng for the work you are doing. I am inspired by the touching stories and encounters I had last weekend and I want to ensure that all the independent organisations doing the vital work, outreach and research needed to fight Sickle Cell receive the resources and support that they desperately need. To my Champions, if I can do it, you can do it too. ❤️

"Successful people reject rejection."-John C. Maxwell

Forgiveness requires courage.

Most news outlets attempt to answer the question: “What are the worst things happening on Earth today?” It’s a big planet! Obviously, some bad things are happening somewhere at any given time, but focusing relentlessly on those does not give an accurate picture of reality.

Why is the “traditional” media such a relentless hatestream? Real question.

If you want to change, you have to be willing to be uncomfortable.

Do it now. Sometimes later become never.

While appreciating their show of support, I reminded them that the resources being used by our administration for these projects belong to the good people of Oyo State and that we would continue to use these resources for their benefit.

As I take down my pinned tweet which showed my unequivocal stand against the #TwitterBan which lasted 222 days, I'd like to remind us all that our choices have consequences. With the 2023 elections around the corner, I hope we are prepared to make the right electoral choices.

We may not be able to change Nigeria at once, but we must start with our personal values, family values and values in our business. Anywhere you are, campaign for values, campaign  for the vision of Nigeria- Dr. Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi #TodayAtTheSPPG @TheSPPG

@BilkisuTambuwal Congratulations sister 💪. More wins!!

It is not happy people who are grateful, it is grateful people who are happy! Happy new month my people! November will deliver your expectation. Be happy!

Pay attention to who is in your circle. Who are you letting speak into your life? Come into agreement with faith-filled, favor-filled, all-things-are-possible-people. You need to be in agreement with dream releasers.

Don't wait. The time will never be just right.

@akinalabi Lost word. Thank you. Looks strange to have leaders like you because we don't have many yet. Hope we replicate more leaders who truly love the people. Thank you Oloye!

Empowerment comes in different forms. Sometimes we give cash. Sometimes we train. Sometimes we give equipments to aid them. They should sha not use it for Yahoo. 😀

@akinalabi How do Nigeria replicate more of you Sir? People who serve the people with love. Thank you Sir!

When I got into office, I budgeted N250m to give out to the women of Egebda/Ona-Ara Federal Constituency, especially the petty traders, to aid their businesses. That averages about N5.2m monthly. We just had the October 2021 edition.