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THE STORY OF A VOLUNTEER FOR A BETTER NIGERIA
As inspired by @PeterObi, @NgLabour Party Presidential Candidate.
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@chude__ @TakeBackNaija_
#PeterObiinJos #ObiDattiInJos #ObiDattiInPlateau
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
For clarification, I am talking about infrastructure, plus there are three good hospitals in my hometown. One of which you get totally free healthcare.
After this clarity, if you insult me, I'll go insults for insults with you oh.❤️
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
If you insult me again, I'll insult you back oh.😭
There's a 100% free clinic in my hometown.
The general hospital got well equipped and renovated last year.
Doctor's residents were built after almost 10 years of nothing.
Again, I mean to say infrastructure.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Majority of people who don’t have light in Ekiti - Yoruba
If someone makes so much noise about this and the government fixes it, majority of who benefits? Yoruba
So why are you fighting against the development of the Yoruba people????
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
People will push you until you get angry.
When you change, they say you're showing your true colours.🤣
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Back in school, a colleague mocked a guy for giving up his seat for her during postings. It was a heated argument and the opinions were very shocking.
Next day, during posting and one of the ladies who was championing the argument of mocking the guy was in obvious discomfort from cramps. And she couldn’t get a seat.
Everyone continued with posting as though nothing happened. The consultant (female) spoke and asked why no one was willing to surrender their seat despite the state of the babe.
The argument from the previous day came up and she listened attentively to all the points. And she concluded
“DO NOT TREAT THESE LADIES BASED OFF WHAT THEY SAY, ELSE YOU WILL LOSE YOUR HUMAN SIDE.”
Since then, I just treat people as good as I deem fit regardless of their takes.
1. As a woman I have benefited A LOT from patriarchy eg if I enter a room and there are 5 men and 1 chair, all 5 men will say I should sit. My clients love going to police stations and other law enforcement with me because they know the officers will be nice to me and that invariably means nicer treatment for them. Benefits of patriarchy.
2. Patriarchy is why I can ask a random man to help me reverse my car (🥲🥲don’t judge me, that is the worst part of driving), and he will gladly do it. I have never changed a Tyre in my life why? If I have a flat on the road, I won’t spend up to 5 minutes before a man will pull over and help me fix my spare for free.
3. Because of patriarchy, women like me in male dominated fields are treated like eggs. 10 criminal litigation lawyers, 9 are men, 1 is me. They will say “let the woman go first”, “a beautiful woman should not be stressed, who did you come to bail from cell?” Sharp sharp I don finish dey go. Even male judges joke with you more when you’re for eg the only female in court.
4. Clients pay more because they know a woman will make it easier for them. Client don ever add additional 200k to my fee because we went together when he was invited to SARS and he noticed how everyone was nice and he wasn’t maltreated because of my presence.
Men (patriarchy) are always nice to me (a woman) and I have benefited more from patriarchy than actual men themselves 😂😂
It is women who are liabilities that complain of patriarchy.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
The most developed structures you’ll see in Nigeria are churches - beautiful, elegant, organised, aesthetically pleasing and maintained.
Even if you pay your tithes, you can see your money put to great use.
Pastors need to become consultants to the government of the day.
It takes discipline and excellence to create and maintain!
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
UPDATE FROM THE STUDENT UNION SENATORIAL COUNCIL
The Student Union Senatorial Council commenced its sitting at 12:16 PM.
The resolutions reached and discussions held during the sitting will be communicated to the public upon the conclusion of the sitting.
Stay tuned.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
You want to punish corrupt politicians by voting them out. I want a country where corruption has consequences beyond losing an election, like sending them to hell. We are not the same!
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Peter obi went to Seyi flagoff and even said “if you won’t vote me, vote seyi”.
Una nor fit play this game less than 70days to election.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Before anyone throw stone, they should check their backyard.
No state is perfect but claiming your state is the next best thing after slice bread is what I won't take.
I am a proud and bonafide Ekiti woman.
I am proud of my land, my people, our culture, values, and education.
My land is not a poor undeveloped backwater.
Hold politicians responsible for their actions, don't insult my land.
Ekiti will not be bullied.
#ProudlyEkiti
#Ekitikete
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Good governance should be judged by the living conditions of the people and the security of their lives, not by the speeches government officials deliver.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Why is the Great Wall of China not mentioned in the writings of Marco Polo?
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence people. Just because you think someone *should* say something does not obligate that they have to.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
Replying to @FedRoadsNGR
@FedRoadsNGR the bad sections of the federal road between Oye-Ekiti and Ilupeju-Ekiti, as well as the Ikole road and the bad section of the Ayebaju–Ifaki road, require urgent intervention.
Hon. @akinrotimijr and Senator Cyril Fasuyi, the federal roads across your constituencies are in dire need of urgent attention. We appeal to you to intervene before more lives are lost.
@ekitistategov and Governor @biodunaoyebanji, we also appeal for your intervention and collaboration with the Federal Government to ensure these roads receive the attention they deserve.
A fatal accident occurred on a bad section of the Oye-Ekiti road in the early hours of Saturday, November 7, 2026.
Our roads should not become death traps. Urgent action is needed to prevent further loss of lives.
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
In Ibadan and looking for a place to worship tomorrow?
We’ll be happy to have you at CCI Ring Road. It’s at Mauve 21 Events Center, Ring Road.
I’ll be there too. Please say hi and lmk you came because of this tweet 💚💚
Joshua Ifeoluwa retweeted
I met a Nigerian from Jos who has done his Masters in Biblical Studies at the Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology and is now at another masters degree in Islamic studies.
His words: My community in Jos requires me to take the gospel to the Muslims, I need to study.































