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Elewa,

@Promythious

Should have wrote this in Latin. 3k subs on Substack. risk collector.

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Elewa,
Elewa,@Promythious·
Last year, my friends told me an interesting story. I have now retold the story on my Substack. Link in Bio. Please retweet.
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Make I go uninstall my AC and Tv chai
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Going to Jehovah’s Witness this Sunday (and the next three Sundays). Substack out late April. 😗😗
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SeB, man like Segun Williams.
i'm sorry oh, but this ichafu thing is not real. nobody was actively referring to gele as ichafu, at least not mainstream.
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Shevy Omobolaji Jonjo
Shevy Omobolaji Jonjo@ShevyJonjo·
I prefer you rotating 13 partners in 13 years, than being stuck with one for 13 years. This is my preference.
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Adetola Adedeji⭐ ⭐
Adetola Adedeji⭐ ⭐@Adetolaa_a·
Sunday Igboho not doing Yoruba nation again is funny to me. I wish the idiots that died when he ran away were alive to see him today. Not to mention those that donated people to him. He is not in the same party. Now he can't find bandits in Yoruba land.
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“Why does the most unsafe region get a military base?” He asks, retardedly
Bello Saleh, PhD بيللؤ ساليح۔@bellosaleh

A video that has recently gone viral alleges that the @sultan_ofsokoto recently met with President @officialABAT and asked a simple question: If Nigeria needs a U.S. military base… why must it be in the North? Now hold that thought. Because a day or so later, Education Minster, @DrTunjiAlausa, on a UK trip with the President, is announcing below a partnership between his ministry, @NigEducation, and Coventry University to award UK degrees… in Nigeria. Location? Alaro, Lekki. Lagos. So let’s get this straight: One region gets foreign universities. Another gets proposed foreign military bases. Opportunity vs occupation. Books vs boots. Degrees vs drones. And no, this isn’t about Coventry University. That debate can wait. This is about a pattern. A pattern where development flows in one direction… And strategic burdens are shipped to another. Where Lagos gets foreign universities. The North gets foreign military bases. Coincidence? Maybe. But patterns, when repeated often enough, stop being accidents. They become policy. And the real tragedy? Other #Nigerian regions are too busy with petty politics to notice. And #Arewa, once the loudest political voice in the room, now watches in silence. Compromised. Muted. Managed. Docile. Absent. #AllahGaMuGareka

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@broda_green Yeah lol. Have to grind even harder. 😀
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Elewa to Berger? Here we go?
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olatunji idris
olatunji idris@1eedriz·
@Promythious This guy has learn so much this Ramadan. The line of prayer is mostly by Muslims.
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Just paid rent. I feel so light. May God make it easy for me to pay the next one 😔
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I have honestly made my peace with the fact that you people love your tribal arguments. What can I do about it
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TACHA🔱🇬🇭 🇳🇬
TACHA🔱🇬🇭 🇳🇬@Symply_Tacha·
you’re one of the very few Nigerian politicians who built real wealth outside politics… You’ve run successful businesses both within and outside Nigeria, so i mean you understand the reality of building and sustaining a business far better than most people, including MySELF. And tHats why this kind of initiative is honestly hard to process esp. coming from you.. From someone else, it might pass. But from you sIR? it feels rather disappointing cause it comes across almost like “vote-buying” even tho that may not be the intention. ₦100,000 to 5,000 people may sound impactful on the surface, but when you really think about it, what kind of businesses can that realistically build? How many more pure water, Ewedu &pepper sellers, or even small roadside traders can that community absorb? These are already saturated spaces, and most of them don’t even lead to long-term sustainability or lift people out of poverty. If the real goal is empowerment, then it has to be sustainable. Imagine channeling that same ₦500 million into 10–20 already existing, viable businesses within your constituency. Businesses that are working, that just need capital to scale.. With your experience, you can identify and support them properly. Those businesses grow. They hire more people. Even if each employs just 5 additional staff, that’s over 100 people earning steady monthly income, not a one-off ₦100,000 And that’s how you move people out of poverty.. And support long-term.. and as those businesses strives, the impact multiplies over years. Sir, you understand this better than MOST. That’s why this approach feels surprising. Because this isn’t just about sharing money, it’s about creating SYSTEMS that LAST. with your level of exposure and business expertise, you have the opportunity to build something far more sustainable and TRANSFORMATIONAL than this.
Oloye Akin Alabi@akinalabi

Earlier today, we officially commenced our Five Hundred Million Naira (₦500,000,000.00) Micro Business Support Initiative with the January Edition held at Esho Events Center, Old Ife Road, Ibadan. The initiative is designed to empower 5,000 micro business owners with ₦100,000.00 each, providing direct financial support to small-scale entrepreneurs and strengthening grassroots economic growth. At today’s flag-off, a total of Fifty Million Naira (₦50,000,000.00) was disbursed to 500 beneficiaries, with each recipient receiving ₦100,000.00. This empowerment program will be implemented monthly until the full ₦500 million target is reached. The event attracted the presence of key party leaders and stakeholders, including Hon. Joshua Oyebamiji, PhD, Chairman of APC Oyo Central Senatorial District; Hon. Olawale Olaleye, Chairman of APC in Egbeda Local Government; Prince Kolawole Ogundipe, Chairman of APC in Ona-Ara Local Government; Alhaji Yinka Folarin, APC leader in Ona-Ara Local Government; and Hon. Olawale Sadare, State Public Relations Officer of APC in Oyo State. Other leaders present were Hon. Bola Fawole, former Majority Leader of the Oyo State House of Assembly; Hon. Ismaila Akanni Ere, former Executive Chairman of Ona-Ara Local Government; Alhaji Sule Suara Elegbeda, Overall Leader of APC in Egbeda Local Government; Hon. Biliaminu Ogundele, APC Leader in Egbeda Local Government; Hon. Ibrahim Bolomope, former member of the Oyo State House of Assembly; as well as other notable leaders from Egbeda/Ona-Ara Federal Constituency. This financial empowerment is designed to complement our unprecedented infrastructural programs, as we continue to invest in micro businesses and support hardworking individuals across our communities. Hon Akin Alabi Egbeda/Ona-Ara Federal Constituency PS: If you live in Egbeda/Ona-Ara Federal Constituency and you are interested in this Micro Business Support Scheme, kindly fill this form to get on the waiting list… forms.gle/x3wbjz7kBs8UTs…

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Elewa,
Elewa,@Promythious·
@JMankinde My nick name on the street is “Elewa Baba oninure” ?
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