Olara✨🌻 retweeted
This is Ekiti, a stunning blend of morning mist over ancient mountains, smooth roads opening up new opportunities, and a rich culture driving every bit of our growth.
Beyond the beautiful landscapes, it is our heritage and our unstoppable drive for progress that truly define who we are. Experience the heartbeat of a state on the move.
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
Crafted by Yoruba women,
Worn around the world.
Gele
#LagosGeleFestival
#Yorubagele
Crafted by Yoruba women,
Worn around the world.
Gele
#LagosGeleFestival
#Yorubagele
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
I absolutely love being a Yoruba babe. Wouldn’t want to be any other thing in the world.
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
Rubbish your region because you want to look good in front of people that their region is backward and they will never ever call out their leader is madness sha. I see all of you talking down on Ekiti and I see them defending Imo. Emurasi
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
An Igbo boy voting an Igbo man is patriotism
A Yoruba boy voting a Yoruba man is tribal bigotry.
Ogbons. It’s the idiots that allowed themselves to be bullied by nonentities now.
My entire household will be voting Tinubu and there’s absolutely nothing your fathers can do!!
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
Na youth o! Once election start, they’ll start asking, “Who are the people voting for Tinubu?” Una don hear am
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
You want to compare my brain with that of Peter Obi? He ran away from erosion in Anambra and now wants to be president, president of where? Lilikabu.
- President Tinubu
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
“You dont look Yoruba. You fine like Igbo women”
But it’s only Yorubas that are tribalistic. Every single tribe in Nigeria is tribalistic. And tribalism is disgusting.
Olara✨🌻 retweeted
Prepare your PVC to re-elect the Tinubu-Shettima mandate.
Enjoy your weekend🇳🇬👌
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Olara✨🌻 retweeted
Akwa Ibom, Sosongo! Rivers State, una do well well!
What a whirlwind two days! What a reception! What an incredible show of love!
From Uyo to Port Harcourt, Vice President Kashim Shettima, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu and I were deeply touched by the warmth, energy and enthusiasm of our people.
One thing is certain. South-South no dey carry last!
In Akwa Ibom, I was pleased to see the landmark projects delivered by Governor Umo Eno, including investments in roads, aviation and tourism. The Ibom Deep Sea Port also holds enormous potential for trade, investment and jobs across the region.
In Rivers State, the energy at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium was electrifying. I spoke about the progress we have made, the challenges that remain and the opportunities we are working to create for our young people.
As I told our people in Port Harcourt, the 2027 election is about the future of our young people and the country we are building for them.
I thank Vice President Kashim Shettima, Governors Umo Eno and Siminalayi Fubara, our party leaders, traditional rulers and the wonderful people of both states for their support and hospitality.
Akwa Ibom, Sosongo! Rivers, una too much!
South-South no dey carry last!
This progress has no reverse gear.
Nigeria, we move!






























