THE 17TH NATIONAL PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER STUDENTS' CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF NIGERIA ||UI CHEMISTRY GRADUATE ||CREATIVE GRAPHIC DESIGNER || WEB3 || LOVER OF GOD
In the presence of God
Joined June 2024
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Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
The Reset Agenda 2027 recognises that nation-building requires unity across ethnic, cultural, and religious divides. It is a call to bridge differences, build mutual trust, strengthen national cohesion, and harness our collective heritage as a foundation for progress.
Our diversity must be a source of strength, not division. Nigeria’s future depends on our ability to move forward together.
🇳🇬 Let us build a united Nigeria. Let us Reset Nigeria together!
VOTE SEYI MAKINDE FOR PRESIDENT, 2027!
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
Please Vote Seyi Makinde as President
Please Vote Seyi Makinde 🙏
If you need his Manifesto, I’ll personally send it to your dm
We can’t continue like this please 🙏
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
PUBLIC TRUST IS SACRED. NATIONAL WEALTH MUST SERVE THE PEOPLE.
When it comes to the management of our collective resources, there must be no compromise. Public trust is a sacred responsibility, and our national wealth must serve the collective interest of Nigerians, not the privileged few.
Under the Reset Agenda, transparency, equity, accountability, and the protection of our commonwealth remain non-negotiable. Nigeria’s resources belong to its people, and their management must reflect the highest standards of integrity and responsibility.
A nation’s wealth should translate into shared prosperity, opportunities, and improved living conditions for all.
🇳🇬 Join us to Reset Nigeria!
#Voteseyimakinde4president #Seyimakinde4president2027 #Nigeriafirst #Resetnigeria2027 #Seyimakinde2027
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
BEYOND NATURAL RESOURCES: BUILDING A PRODUCTIVE ECONOMY 🇳🇬
Nigeria’s true wealth is not defined by the resources beneath our soil alone, but by our ability to transform those resources into lasting economic value.
As Governor Seyi Makinde highlights, natural resources cannot guarantee prosperity without deliberate industrialisation, local processing, value addition, and the infrastructure needed to support production.
To reshape our economic future, Nigeria must move beyond dependence on raw material extraction and invest in productive industries, strengthen institutions, and embrace performance-driven governance.
The goal is clear: create more opportunities, generate sustainable jobs, strengthen local industries, and build an economy that delivers value to every Nigerian.
It is time to move from extraction to production, from potential to productivity.
Reform. Rebuild. Reset Nigeria! 🇳🇬
#Voteseyimakinde4president #Seyimakinde4president2027 #Nigeriafirst #Resetnigeria2027 #Seyimakinde2027
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
Leadership means having the conviction to stay the course and remain focused on the vision, irrespective of the noise.
While others are distracted by the moment, we remain focused on sustaining the gains of Omituntun 2.0 ⬇️
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
There is only one God. All other gods are the foolishness of men, Idiotness of men, ignorance of men.
There is only one God. His name is YAHWEH. – at Lagos, Nigeria
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
Owurọ l'ọjọ, ẹni ma r'ire o, ẹni ma r'ire o
Wọn a ṣe'ba owurọ o .
-Beautiful Nubia.
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
Jehovah El ranmilowo, the lord my helper.
My help in ages past, my hope for years to come.
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
Hi, Guys. I just want to tell you that I am a child of God and I'm loved deeply. Thank you. 😊 – at Lagos, Nigeria
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
The Elen Footies Brand's Graphic Designer @laaywid ,Too Good!!!!!!!!!
God bless him!!!
He doesn't disappoint!
Olúwátímílẹ́yìn Babalọlá retweeted
One thing my friends who landed jobs even before we graduated did differently was “bombing.”
What do I mean by bombing? Some of them in my hostel in UI would use ChatGPT to find startups and the email addresses of the CEOs (not HR) of companies they were interested in. Then they would send cold emails and explain how they could add value to their companies. They would write 10 mails to different CEOs in a day😂, and they did that almost every night inside Kuti Hall reading room.
Three of them got jobs at a big cybersecurity firm in Lagos with this method before we even graduated. I also know 2 of them who joined Moniepoint remotely using the exact same method.
People still use bombing to land jobs. It works like mad.
