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I showed one of my customers this style and he liked it. I saw the two pictures on TikTok and that fear made me explain to my customer that I didn’t want him to get what he ordered vs what he got. He gave me time to conclude on the type of AsoOke I wanted to use and the design, and he paid. I was able to create something nice😊 .
Adeola Oluwabunmi retweeted
Dear Ekiti kete (both home and in diaspora),
Even if you hate the government of the day, for reasons best known to you, any attack on your state, Ekiti in this context, should equally be a concern to you because it is an attack on your identity, your people and your future.
But no, some foolish lots from Ekiti will jump on such conversations and even celebrate them. “I'm from Ekiti, but…”
That statement has become an escape route for people who would rather distance themselves from their own state just to score cheap political points.
Hear me out, you can disagree with the government and ask for accountability without joining others to ridicule or undermine your state. Ekiti agbe wa!
Ire oooo.
It’s been a hell of a week, with work and other engagements taking up most of my time. However, I have been following the conversations around Ekiti over the last few days, and I think it is important to put a few things in perspective.
There have been several attempts to discredit Ekiti State and its good people over the last few days, particularly following the recent data released by StatiSense.
Interestingly, while some have chosen to turn the conversation into an opportunity to attack the state, the figures tell a different story.
According to StatiSense's 2026 Investment and Enterprise Score, Ekiti ranks 6th nationally, with a score of 48.2 out of 100, ahead of several states, including Oyo and Osun.
We must learn to separate constructive criticism from attempts to misrepresent a state and its people. No state is without its challenges, and there is always room for improvement. However, the progress, opportunities and potential of Ekiti should not be overlooked, especially considering that it is one of the youngest states in the country.
Ekiti is rising, and the conversation about its future must go beyond social media trends. The state will continue to move forward, whether anyone likes it or not.
Ekiti healthcare is this, Ekiti healthcare is that, sha don’t bring your grandma and grandpa to Ekiti because ko ni sise fun won
If you come for me, I swear I will curse you. We all have areas where we want the government to do better, and yes, it's not a day's job.
Can we call the government out to do better? Yes, and at the same time, you can appreciate the little they have done. But cursing the whole state or degrading it is where we draw the line.
Or better still, be real with your pain and stop hiding under "government this" and "government that."
Adeola Oluwabunmi retweeted
In Anambra state, first ever public hospital in Onitsha south was built in 2025!
There is no LGA in Ekiti State without a functional General Hospital.
But hey, nah Ekiti dey "backward" and not "progressing" since 1999.
ENKR🤣🤣🤣
Adeola Oluwabunmi retweeted
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I showed one of my customers this style and he liked it. I saw the two pictures on TikTok and that fear made me explain to my customer that I didn’t want him to get what he ordered vs what he got. He gave me time to conclude on the type of AsoOke I wanted to use and the design, and he paid. I was able to create something nice😊 .
Adeola Oluwabunmi retweeted
Kai nothing pain me pass this my state Ekiti that stray bullet has been hitting all day. Ilu mi ti mo like, kí ni a ó ti ṣe yi si o..Ekiti Kẹtẹ. My beautiful papa town. Omo Ilasa Ekiti ni mi o
