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I will be speaking at the International AIDS Society (AIDS 2026) Affiliate Independent Event, tagged"Rethinking HIV Prevention for Women and Young People Through Integrated Community-Led and Gender-Responsive Action."
Please join us.
Link to join is in the comment section.
I mark myself safe from the trolling and slander of Ekiti State.
Omo Ekiti ni mi, and a proud one at that.
Clock it 👌
Happy New Week to all the lovers of Ekiti State and those that wish her well.😁
Tolulope, A. retweeted
I would really love to genuinely meet Ekiti people who are proud and unashamed of their heritage.
If you're from Ekiti and are proud, drop your handles and let's connect.
Tolulope, A. retweeted
💙WE DID IT! AND IT WAS WORTH IT!🎉
Our Adolescent Health Awareness Campaign was a success, and we’re grateful to everyone who made it possible!
Every contribution made a difference, and together, we made the message count❤️
#HealthAwareness #thehypaux #MenstrualHygiene #UNICEF
Tolulope, A. retweeted
URGENT PUBLIC APPEAL
I never imagined having to make a post like this, but I desperately need your help.
On October 31, while covering a wedding at Oriental Hotel, Lagos, my bag was stolen from inside the bride's room.
The bag contained my MacBook Pro M1 and
FOUR external hard drives holding approximately FIVE weddings yet to be delivered to my clients.
These are not just files. They are people's once in a lifetime memories, months of hard work and my livelihood.
Thankfully, we have obtained CCTV footage showing the individual entering, taking my bag and leaving the hotel.
I'm offering a N500,000 REWARD for credible information leading to the identification of this individual and recovery of my belongings through the appropriate authorities.
Please you can send a message or call this number for any update 09033892670
Please guys help me repost abeg, this is very important please. 🙏🏾
Tolulope, A. retweeted
Day 4/33 ❤️
Lammie Design Lagos is here to make you look good 😍
From beautiful Adire pieces to stylish kaftans, dresses and ready-to-wear outfits, they’ve got lovely options for both men and women.
If you love good fashion, please check them out and show the brand some love. A follow, repost or purchase would go a long way.
Let’s support her business and help more people discover her work. ❤️
#33DaysChallenge #LammieDesignLagos
You can shop online via Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or their website, Lammiedesigns.com. They also have a physical store at 2 Ishau Adewale, Surulere, Lagos, off Adeniran Ogunsanya, and they deliver nationwide.
@Wizarab10 @dammiedammie35 @TheDamiForeign @OloriOfOloriss 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Instagram account- instagram.com/lammiedezignsl…
TikTok acct- vt.tiktok.com/ZSgwkucGM/
#33DaysChallenge #LammieDesignLagos #NigerianFashion
#33DaysChallenge #LammieDesignLagos
Day 3/33 ❤️
You guys should see some of the beautiful pieces she has been making at Lammie Design Lagos. The creativity is actually something else
If you love looking good and wearing something beautiful, please check out the brand. There’s something for both men and women.
Abeg, show my her some love. Follow, repost, and patronise if you can. Let’s help her business grow. ❤️
You can shop online via Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or their website, Lammiedesigns.com. They also have a physical store at 2 Ishau Adewale, Surulere, Lagos, off Adeniran Ogunsanya, and they deliver nationwide.
@Wizarab10 @dammiedammie35 @TheDamiForeign
Instagram account- instagram.com/lammiedezignsl…
TikTok acct- vt.tiktok.com/ZSgwkucGM/
#33DaysChallenge #LammieDesignLagos #NigerianFashion
#33DaysChallenge #LammieDesignLagos
Thank you @thehypaux
MEET OUR FACILITORS✨
Introducing the amazing individuals who will be leading conversations on adolescent health, promoting awareness, and helping young people understand the importance of making healthier choices💙🫂
#HealthAwareness #Adolecente #thehypaux #MenstrualHygiene
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Happy New Month🎉
A new month brings new opportunities, fresh beginnings, and more reasons to make a difference.
And as we step into this new month, we’re kicking things off with something meaningful!
The Adolescent Health Awareness Campaign is happening TOMORROW!💙
#Awareness
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🚨💙 TOMORROW IS THE DAY! 🎉
The wait is almost over! We’re ready to learn, share, ask questions, break unhealthy misconceptions, and empower young people with the knowledge they need to make healthier choices.
Let’s make it count. See you tomorrow
#HealthAwareness #thehypaux
Rinu @SavvyRinu used a metaphor to describe Nigeria's contribution to the global burden of maternal mortality.
I think it should be a front burner issue because the statistics are not mere numbers,they are someone's mum, daughter, and sister.
Good morning & Happy New Month.
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You see how desensitized we are to deaths in Nigeria.
Iraq has maternal mortality 66 per 100,00
Lybia has maternal mortality of 59 per 100,000
Iran has maternal mortality of 20 per 100,000
The lowest MMR in the world is 1-3 per 100,000 live births (in serious countries)
But the giant of Africa has 993 per 100,000 and someone is saying Shey it’s less than 1%, for something that’s not supposed to happen.
If you follow the argument that pregnancy is not a death sentence aren’t we supposed to be closed down as a nation that our women are dying from pregnancy which is a physiological process and it’s not supposed to cause deaths?
This 1% argument is disgusting 🤮
Your children are not your retirement plan.
Your children are not your retirement plan.
Your children are not your retirement plan.
Plan your own life, plan for your retirement now 📌
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If I have my way, I will criminalise burying the dead at residential places.
The dead is meant for the cemetery not home.
If you ask me, I will vote for cremation anytime T.
What do you need a dead body for after all?
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Tolulope, A. retweeted
This is the unfortunate price the wife will have to pay for simply refusing to accept his burial in the house he built.
Different conspiracy theories are now emerging following the objection of his wife to the wish of his family that he should be buried in his house.
“He was already dead before they left the house.”
“They didn’t rush him to the hospital like they claimed.”
“He bought land worth ₦55 million just a week before he died.”
“His mother-in-law and wife are the ones controlling the house.”
“His brother-in-law is his PA, so he knows everything about his finances.”
And the list goes on.
What is particularly disturbing is how people are gradually turning his death into an opportunity to vilify his wife.
A woman is now being subjected to public scrutiny, accusations and conspiracy theories simply because she objected to a particular burial arrangement.

































