ỌmọẸlẹ́wà☺️ retweeted
Gèlè is Gèlè. Names are how a culture keeps credit for what it made. Lose the name, and in one generation nobody remembers where it came from. #GeleIsGele
If your traditional attire have lion heads printed on it, why is there no tiger head printed on your ichairfu?
Same Ibadan and Ekiti wey your people dey enter night jus go 😂
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Replying to @SeanPro_
In your mind, a politician engaging non indigenous taxpayers or accepting an honorary title from a major demographic in the state is proof that his manifesto was suspicious 🙄
Dem swear make una no dey use una brain ni
Noel chiagorom btw
ỌmọẸlẹ́wà☺️ retweeted
He can’t speak Yoruba but he can speak Igbo FLUENTLY!
He can speak the language of the people who have continued to label Lagos ‘NO MAN’S LAND’
Trojan horse 🐎 BURUKU!
You are not harsh, you are simply rude and uncultured. A complete opposite of the proper Yoruba ọmọlúwàbí virtue
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They should have just cleared some bushes and save the money in a bank.
This is a public school I visited today in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
The school is completely free, and the children are also fed every day.
You see, children who grow up in this type of environment are usually different.
This should be the standard we aim for in all our public schools across the South East.
This should be the least we should demand from our governors. Anything less will not be accepted.






























