°One day I'm gonna change the world. Make a better place for every boy and girl. Everyone in need and homeless families. Have a place to sleep and food to eat.
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"Democracy dies in the dark ... It's dies when its defender either don't see it dying or do not do anything to save it from dying.
©️Comr Oyekola
Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
*You wey never fit differentiate*
*between "I'm" and "am"*
*You don dey use "ain't"😹💔*
If Nigeria were divided into three separate ethnic constituencies today. Igbos, Yorubas and Hausas. would the Yoruba people still choose President Tinubu as their leader, or would they finally put ethnic loyalty aside and judge him strictly by his performance in office?
Why are you supporting tinubu for reelection as youth ? Because most of the youths supporting Tinubu their economic situation worsened during his tenure as president. I ask again why?
- Bem Shagba Cyril
Speak the truth, but first ensure that your own hands are clean. You cannot genuinely preach justice while practising evil. Reject hypocrisy, condemn political violence, and say NO to intimidation, thuggery and bloodshed. Political disagreements should never become a licence to destroy human lives.
2027 political ambition is not worth a single human life.
Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
Join professional societies as a student (CIM, GAC, MAC, PDAC, SEG, CSEG). Student memberships are often cheap and unlock scholarships, mentors and conference discounts. Many awards require membership. #Geoscience
Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
#Free @Mazi_OJD now.
To be a Journalist is not a crime.
Why investigates his reportage if it is Cyber-stalking or misinformation.
#FreeDanielOjukwu now.
Writing should not be a crime, asking questions should not be an offence, and seeking the truth should never be a death sentence.
#FreeDanielOjukwu
Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
The son of Bola Tinubu is at home.
The son of Akpabio is at home.
The son of the Speaker is at home.
The son of the Deputy Speaker is at home.
The son of Adams is at home.
The sons of the governor are at home.
The son of the APC National Chairman is at home.
The son of Wike is at home.
The son of Governor Hope is at home.
But here you are, carrying weapons against your fellow citizens over a ₦20,000 fee, risking your life for people whose own children are safely at home.
Shame on you!
A country where citizens are afraid to question those in power is a country where accountability is gradually dying.
Asking difficult questions should never be treated as a crime. Criticism is not treason, dissent is not rebellion, and demanding accountability is not an act of disrespect.
Solidarity with the journalist.✊
“We must be careful not to create a country where the cost of asking difficult questions is the loss of one's liberty” - @seunonigbinde
Photos: Chilling with friends at Idera Radio 105.3 FM, Otan-Ayegbaju, Osun State. Good vibes and beautiful moments! 📻🎙️🤝
Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
POLICE CALL YOU ON THE PHONE TO COME TO THE STATION? DON’T PANIC OR RUSH.
ASK FOR A WRITTEN INVITATION.
If a police officer calls you on the phone and asks you to report at the station, politely request a written invitation.
A proper written invitation should clearly state:
1. Your name – The person being invited.
2. Date and time – When you are expected to report.
3. Name of the IPO – The Investigating Police Officer
or investigating team handling the matter.
4. Reason for invitation – You should know why you are being invited.
Please, don’t confuse this with disobeying the police. Cooperate, but understand your rights.
A phone call alone should not make you panic or abandon everything to rush to the station.
Know your rights. Cooperate lawfully. Don’t be intimidated.
Your freedom matters.
Stella Justice Nnennaya
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Oyekola A Samuel retweeted
Hunger doesn't automatically produce violence. But prolonged economic hardship, political manipulation, distrust and weak institutions can combine to create a volatile environment.
young Nigerians are not just frustrated with politics. Many are frustrated with the entire system.
Across the country, from East to West and North to South, what exactly is there to showcase after four years in office? Where are the tangible achievements, the measurable impact and the evidence of meaningful development?
There has hardly been a Nigerian public official whose public conduct has generated as much controversy over arrogance, defiance and allegations of corruption, land grabbing as minister of FCT Nyesom Wike. His approach to public office raises serious questions about accountability, respect for democratic institutions and the limits of political power.