Israel Ayodele

@MedicToriq ???

Another day as a LAUTECH student thinking about other schools and their “we don’t have this, we don’t have that”… meanwhile here, somehow there is always something on ground. LAUTECH really dey try for us no lie🤩

@hintrovertt Why would you do such a thing?😂

Just because I sell the two church Facebook accounts, you want to stop me from entering my father's house.

@Longmanmulti_p9 Oya go and collect award 😂😂

No be your school first use this portal. Unilorin is using this portal ahead of you. Unilorin started using this portal in 2023 and your school copied it in 2024, I think.

@abazwhyllzz Is his mum dead? I thought she was alive

Victor Boniface gets a tattoo of his late mother on his hand🥹❤️

@StudentByNature Looks like it’s the same person doing these university portals, cos this is exactly how lautech’s portal look like.

I have been aware of the new features of this new e-portal weeks back, and all I can say to the entire student populace is to brace up. The inclusion of the elections tab in the main menu is something students should actually be thinking about. Why is something that only happens once in a while placed right next to lectures and results like it is a daily academic activity? There is only one answer. And now, even basic things like checking results sometimes come with extra charges. Little by little, more parts of student life are being tied to payment I have my theories about every single detail on this new portal, but for now, I will leave it there 🙂‍↕️😊

Best State University In Nigeria 18TH CONVOCATION CEREMONIES #LAUconvo18th #Lautech

@mhideythomas Congratulations 🎊🎉

This is the testament that the lord is Good I didn’t just earn a degree; I was also awarded the BGS of my department. 🥺🎉 #convocation #lautech #class2025

@Mubarak18_01 @lautechofficial @abazwhyllzz You are welcome boss

@the_ayodelee @lautechofficial @abazwhyllzz Thank you bro

B.TECH BIOCHEMISTRY Verily in remembrance of Allah my heart finds peace. Alhamdullilah ! Re-introducing AKANMU MUBARAK ADETUNJI Second class honors Happy convocation day to me ! #LAUconvo18th #lautechclass2025 #lautech #graduate #lautechconnect

@WalestarTV Wow… I have been seeing it, I thought it was a joke

@the_ayodelee Yes o

This is seen In LAUTECH convocation. No first and second classs upper but only one in lower. What really happen here?

Congratulations to all class’ 25 on their convocation today #LAUTECH

@miraghini Congratulations 🎉

Alhamdulillah! With hearts full of gratitude, I celebrate my convocation today from LAUTECH University. At 20 years old, I am graduating with a Second Class Upper in Physiology. Allah’s infinite mercy guided me through every lecture, late night studies, and challenges !❤️😇

@queenbeth____ iPhone is not the symbol of wealth

This trip is not for broke people, we guide pa

I need women to embrace their natural faces in pictures more than make-up, because 90% of pictures I have seen, the natural is better than the make-up own.

@renieeee__ If you love law movies, I will recommend Suits

movie/series recommendations please, it looks like i’ll not finish this exam till 2030.

@TheeAbisola I won’t talk 🤐

@the_ayodelee Who am I?😂😭

I no fit stop, until I chop. I must to make am, mummy must to chop..

CONVOCATION LECTURE The Great Hall 18TH CONVOCATION CEREMONIES Link flash.lautech.edu.ng/convocation-le… #LAUConvo18th #Lautech

@mrhighfoster Nice write-up This is wonderful 👏

He is 31 years old At nine months old, a failed measles injection by a local nurse caused avascular necrosis, leading to lifelong hip pain and leg weakness until his hip replacement surgery Four of his siblings died in childhood (likely related to sickle cell trait in the family), making his survival a "statistical miracle" At age 10, he dropped out of school due to poverty but returned after his mother worked as a cleaner for six years to pay his fees He learned chess as a kid at a local barber's shop in a Lagos slum while playing video games with friends Barely spoke English when he started secondary school (mostly Yoruba at home) but quickly picked it up from classmates His mother was a petty trader (thrift clothes seller), and his father sold spare parts. They met in a Lagos market Chess helped him develop a strong photographic memory, which he used to cram for exams and survive without parental allowances He became Nigeria's No 13 ranked chess player and earned the National Master title at age 20 He won gold medals representing Yaba College of Technology in the Nigeria Polytechnic Games and the RCCG Chess Championship He also won the National Friends of Chess Tournament and the Chevron Chess Open He got a diploma in computer science and used chess winnings to support himself through school Founded Chess in Slums Africa in September 2018 as a volunteer-driven nonprofit after visiting slums like Majidun The organization has reached thousands of underprivileged kids, including producing a 10-year-old champion with cerebral palsy Tunde Onakoya broke the Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon (over 60 hours) in Times Square, New York, in 2024 Featured in CNN African Voices for his work Tunde has a younger brother (two years apart) He credits chess with saving him from slum poverty and giving him an "intellectual identity" He once simultaneously won 10 chess games at the DLD Conference in Germany First African to win the Lideramos Youth Award for Social Impact in Spain. Won the Corporate Chess Championship in Malawi with a perfect 7/7 score Tunde dreams of building the world's biggest chess institute in Nigeria . . . . Tunde Onakoya has brought attention to Africa through Chess. He started teaching chess at a younger age to children. I'm talking of around 2013/2014 when he was meeting at parks around Lagos State, just to teach kids in the open (mostly after work hours) . . Today, I am more interested in telling you more about him, and how he has also risen from a place of deep poverty and struggles. He has done soooo much for people and it's only expected that these past impacts would show on him as well You might have your reservations about him, but you cannot downplay how he used the game of chess to bring great changes to children's lives. . . A lot of children now have access to education, purpose and meaning, thanks to Chess. You are also part of his story. Tunde didn't do all these alone. Your support, your accolades, your retweet, your reposts, everything So look at the bigger picture. Think of the kids whose lives have changed from taking alcohols and drugs on the streets of slums, to having regulated mental health and more purpose driven lives, due to Chess and the opportunity it brought. . . . . Tunde can't certainly please everyone, and yes, there might be actions that many people would attribute to him being human. But if children would smile again, because he created an opportunity for them to have their smiles again.... Then it's one of the best legacies anyone can ever have. And you also can create your own legacy to which nations would applaud, recognise and help preserve 🫂 The sky is big enough for you, I and Tunde to shine and shine bountifully well ❤️ . . . ✍️ Vincent the Therapist