
| #CHELSEAπ| #MediaHyper| #Activist | #OmoOgun| #Ikorodubreed|#Mapolybreed| β€οΈB.O.V LOVERβ€οΈ (BADDO β OBO β VADO)πππ
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Gen Z Meets Yayi!
A video recap! π₯π₯
More photos and videos coming through.
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If you want to be respected, taken seriously, and included in rooms where life-changing opportunities exist, you need to do some honest introspection.
If youβre guilty of these things, especially 5, 6, 10 and 11, donβt be surprised when people stop including you in important things.
1. Donβt be the guy who sends people his account number without being asked.
Someone gets paid, buys something expensive, or appears to have money, and your next move is to slide into their DM with your account details.
Thatβs very weird. Get rid of that sense of entitlement.
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We begin today in the name of the Almighty God; the most benevolent, the most merciful.
Thereβs none worthy of worship except him; the ever living Godβthe one who sustains and protects all that exists.
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Iβm deeply honoured to have been named Outstanding Youth of the Year 2025 (New Media) by the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Ogun State Chapter.
The award was presented at the 2026 International Youth Day event on August 27 at the June 12 Cultural Center in Abeokuta, but I was unavoidably out of town and couldnβt receive it personally.
Yesterday, I finally received it at the NYCN Ogun State Secretariat.
Recognition like this is both an honour and a responsibility. Iβm grateful for this, and I remain committed to using my voice and platform to contribute meaningfully to Ogun State.
I sincerely appreciate the State Chairman, Oloye Akolawole Shoremi, for his exceptional leadership, as well as the State Secretary, Dotun Opaleye (Zamora) @orladhortun.
Special thanks to you all who made this possible. This recognition is as much yours as it is mine.
Thank you π.
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VIDEO: Welcome to the Gateway Medical Center of Excellence.
A state of the art 250-bed tertiary facility in the heart of Abeokuta, adjacent the Governorβs office.
The best Nigeria has on offer today. Delivered by Prince @DapoAbiodunCON.
History will be kind to him.
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An 8-year-old boy walked through those doors. A man walks out. Dream lived. Purpose fulfilled. To every academy player at Chelsea: keep believing. Your time will come. Never give up. π
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Honoured to be invited as a panelist by the Nigerian Youth Parliament, Ogun State Chapter, for the Ogun Youth Dialogue 2026, commemorating the 2026 International Youth Day.
Date: August 12, 2026.
Venue: June 12 Cultural Center, Kuto Abeokuta.
Register to attend here: eventfi.live/OGUN-YOUTH-DIAβ¦
Looking forward to a meaningful conversation. ποΈ
#OgunYouthDialogue
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Two years ago today, the Lord blessed us with KΓ¬kΓ¬α»lΓ‘, my precious Rose-flower, and she came into our lives carrying her own beautiful magic and grace.
Since her birth, our home has become louder, fuller, warmer, and happier.
Happy birthday, my KΓ¬kΓ¬α»lΓ‘β€οΈ. My little joy, my sunshine, my sweet girl with the beautiful eyes and the personality that fills every room.
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See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him.
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Letβs get this straight: P-Squareβs first-wave popularity was driven by their dance choreography and synchronization as much as the music. Some tracks even got popular majorly because of the dancing.
It was the era of breakdancing in Nigeria. Every secondary school had dance crews and dancing competition. Every street carnival had dance competitions. The audience craved performance, and P-Square delivered it better than anyone across Africa. There was Freewindz and other dance groups at the time, but Psquare were the closest to perfection. They were Africaβs Usher/Michael Jackson.
Growing up in the early 2000s, you often looked forward to their videos even more than the audio.
Songs like Bizzy Body, Temptation, Get Squared, Roll It (super hit with Kaffy), Personally and even Busy Body Remix became cultural moments because people wanted to watch and copy the choreography as much as they wanted to sing along.





















