Olawale

A product of RONU 💯

you call it staff, we call it ọ̀pá. how do you not have a native name for what you claim is yours?

How were you possibly bothered about primitive things like women toasting men when your mates were thinking of invention in science?? Since y’all want to be stupid and act like people cannot speak about numerous things, explain why “toast”ing is what bothers you.🎤

You will soon delete as is your practice. A proper journalist will ask for clarifications but this man is a content creator looking for clicks and views. He will not allow such a thing as facts to get in the way of a banger post.

I never see who useless reach this girl for this app 😂

Human hair is an achievement? Little wonder you people are easily fooled😂😂😂

SouthWest doesn't have igbos.

Ibos, what's the Ibo name for Agbada?

This is one of the videos that made me start defending the Cubanas—and anyone who chooses to join any political group. If Peter Obi can align with this man in particular after all he and Muhammadu Buhari did for eight good years, then you don’t have the right to attack anyone for the political decisions they make.

They want to marry a Nigerian so they can wear GELE not ICHAFU or SCARF ! They mean , marry a Yoruba! 🔥❤️‍🩹

😂😂😂 I am done with you. Today is sallah for me. If you have more allegations, bring it up. Receipt Dey for your papa😂 you that couldn’t account for LP campaign funds

“Omo jo Igbo”

Rhodes-Vivour Vs Rufai Rufai: Which day is your party convention (ADC)? Rhodes-Vivour: "...I can not say I know the exact date right now..." Rufai: That is why many people say your party is disorganized... If a Lagos party chieftain does not know the date of his party's convention...? Rhodes-Vivour: "...He will release the date this week..." Me: Who?...😂😂😂😂

instagram.com/reel/DMngMnVCc… You guys should help me go drag this one on instagram. His topic of discussion is: why Igbo women are the best to marry. ok, fine. Then he went ahead to denigrate Yoruba women in the process. He said: “If you want to marry a Yoruba woman, just get her pregnant, her family will come to beg you without you having to pay a dime” How Yoruba women entered the conversation, I still don’t get. If you look in the comment, you’ll see me dragging him and some people actually supported me. If we don’t stand against this stereotypes, it will stick.

A tribe that came from isreal is fighting for an African Gele 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. A group of retards called themselves a tribe 😂😂

Let @Jonatha94547703 your fellow obidient come and tell us who Oresmus Consult was/is. Let him say that’s not the account of his boss who reported him to the police over a debt😂 his wife’s account provided for the balance is also there. Is that also me😂😂😂 You have goofed on this one lying vampire 😂 presidential sidechick

Dear @oyostategovt are you aware that ever since the killing of 5 NPS personnel in Oloka in Olorunsogo LGA, Oyo State by criminals, the illegal miners and non state actors have been collecting taxes from loggers in Old Oyo Ile to cut down the trees in the forest reserve? The reserve is no longer in the hands of NPS but non state actors who demand for taxes, make charcoal in the forest. Governor Seyi Makinde @seyimakinde the state is sitting on a keg of gun powder awaiting to explode, state actors no longer have control over the forest in the state. The @OYSG_MOENR should work with the Federal Government on this, before terrorism starts.

Total donation: 1,500,000. Debt settled to the complaint who got him into jail: 800,000 Logistics for the lawyer who went to court and prison: 100,000 Balance sent to his wife: 600,000 Everything was publicly posted but animals like you felt it was embezzled 😂😂😂 Try another one, I’m here for you lying vampire 😂😂

I see Aunties that have blocked me defending Gèlè 😂😂🤣. It was just a matter of time 😎

Dear Mr. Governor @jidesanwoolu, Cc @Riddwane @IdrisConnecting @gbenga_omo I write to respectfully present a strategic cultural and economic proposal for the consideration of the Lagos State Government: the institutionalization of a Lagos Gele Festival as part of the State’s flagship Detty December calendar. Lagos has, in recent years, firmly established itself as Africa’s premier destination for end-of-year tourism, culture, and entertainment. Building on this momentum, a curated Gele Festival would serve as a distinctive cultural anchor, one that celebrates Yoruba heritage while advancing the State’s creative economy objectives. The Gele, as a cultural artifact, transcends aesthetics; it represents identity, craftsmanship, and intergenerational expression. Formalizing a festival around it would provide a structured platform to: - Showcase indigenous craftsmanship and contemporary innovation in fashion - Promote local enterprises across textiles, styling, and accessories - Drive cultural tourism through a uniquely Lagos-centric experience - Create employment and commercial opportunities within the creative value chain Positioned within Detty December, the festival would benefit from existing international visibility, diaspora engagement, and private-sector participation, thereby maximizing both cultural impact and revenue generation. Furthermore, given the shared cultural heritage across the Southwest, there is merit in adopting a collaborative, inter-state framework. Strategic alignment with neighboring states could elevate the initiative into a regional cultural asset. Engagement may be extended to all the SW states. Such coordination would reinforce cultural cohesion while positioning the Southwest as a unified destination for heritage tourism during the festive season. This proposal aligns with broader objectives around cultural preservation, tourism expansion, and economic diversification. With the right institutional backing and public-private collaboration, the Lagos Gele Festival has the potential to become a signature global event. I would be honored to see this concept considered and, if required, further developed in alignment with the State’s cultural and tourism strategy. Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration. Yours faithfully, Ademola