Supporting helpless and voiceless youths. Founder; Mind-Shift Initiative

Joined August 2019
WHAT IS OMOLUABI AND WHY YORUBA LAND NEEDS A NEW GROUP. Our generation needs to stop living in the shadows of our past heroes and create a foot print for ourselves. Thanks to Awolowo, Bola ige and others for giving us Afenifere, the time has come for our generation to create our own organization to protect our own interest in Nigeria. OMOLUABI PARAPO Is the voice of new generation of Yorubas and trust me when I say this... WE WOULD BE HEARD!!! There is no place for politics and unfavorable negotiations here. Let me break down the aims and objectives of the Omolubi Parapo Conservative Group. 1 To Protect and Preserve Yoruba Values We are rooted in the timeless principle of Omoluabi integrity, responsibility, honor, and respect. Our mission is to restore those values in our politics, culture, and everyday life. 2 Yoruba First in Yoruba Land We advocate for fair representation, resource control, and prioritization of indigenous people in employment, education, and trade. Equity begins at home. 3 Grassroots Empowerment We believe in leadership from the ground up. From youth mentorship to market women empowerment we are focused on raising self-sufficient, principled leaders at every level. 4 Political and Civic Reawakening We are not a political party, but a political force. We challenge our leaders when they fail, and we push for laws and reforms that truly serve our people. We are watchdogs for Yoruba welfare. 5 Cultural and Spiritual Revival: We protect our language, our tradition, and our spirituality. Our culture is not for sale, and we stand against dilution or desecration of Yoruba heritage by internal or external forces. 6 Regional Governance Advocacy: We believe true federalism is the path to prosperity. We support regional self-governance that brings development closer to the people and allows Yoruba land to thrive on its own terms. 7 Strategic Partnership & Solidarity We’re building alliances with other marginalized groups across Nigeria to fight injustice and inequality together. Unity in purpose, strength in values. 8 We are not mobs. We are not extremists. We are organized, fearless, and strategic. We want progress, peace, and prosperity but we will demand it boldly if we must. 9 If you believe in legacy over clout... In dignity over mediocrity... In action over noise... Then @Omoluabi_org is your home. Join us. Build with us. The future of Yoruba land depends on what we do now. #OmoluabiParapo #YorubaFirst #OmoluabiMovement
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FUNAAB Partners OPCG to Advance Sustainable Agriculture in Ogun Communities Friday, June 26, 2026, will remain a memorable date in the history of Alabata Community in Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun State as a visionary empowerment programme transformed what was once regarded as agricultural waste into a valuable economic resource. Sponsored by the Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG) in collaboration with the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) through its Agricultural Media Resources and Extension Centre (AMREC), the Empowerment Programme demonstrated that sustainable development begins when innovation meets community service. The programme attracted cassava processors, farmers, extension officers, researchers and critical stakeholders across the agricultural value chain, all united by a common vision of promoting food security, environmental sustainability and rural economic development. Representing the Convener and President-General of OPCG, Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye, Omoluabi Quadri Olanrewaju Mudasiru, led the OPCG delegation alongside the Director of AMREC, Prof. J.O. Olaoye, whose team was warmly received by the revered Olu of Alabata, His Royal Highness, Oba Waheed Alani Sanusi. The royal reception reflected the community's appreciation for meaningful partnerships that place the welfare of farmers and rural dwellers at the centre of development. In his opening remarks, Prof. J.O. Olaoye applauded the industrious farmers of Alabata and paid glowing tribute to the visionary leadership of Oba Waheed Alani Sanusi for fostering an environment that supports agricultural growth. He explained that Alabata was carefully selected because of its outstanding reputation in cassava cultivation and the production of quality garri within the Odeda Local Government. According to him, agricultural waste should no longer be viewed as refuse but as an economic asset capable of creating wealth, reducing environmental pollution and strengthening livestock production. Dr. Adebowale of AMREC conducted the practical demonstration of the machine while participants received comprehensive training on converting cassava peels and residues into nutritious, affordable animal feed. He carefully explained every stage of the production process from collecting fresh cassava peels less than twenty-four hours old, washing and sorting, grinding the materials, pressing out excess moisture, fermentation, drying and proper storage. Speaking on behalf of Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye @mindshiftorg, Omoluabi Quadri Olanrewaju Mudasiru emphasized that the intervention represented the humanitarian philosophy of the founder of OPCG, whose passion is to uplift communities through sustainable empowerment. He reaffirmed that OPCG is a non-political organisation established to promote development, unity and self-reliance. He therefore appealed to the community leaders to ensure that the cassava grinder and presser remain community property, accessible to everyone without discrimination or political consideration. He further assured that responsible management and proper maintenance of the equipment would position Alabata for more impactful interventions in the future. In his appreciation, Oba Waheed Alani Sanusi expressed profound gratitude to FUNAAB and the OPCG, especially to its Convener and President-General, Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye, for remembering Alabata with such a life-changing intervention. He described the programme as timely, impactful and capable of improving the livelihoods of farmers while encouraging sustainable agricultural practices. Through the foresight and generosity of Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye and the unwavering commitment of the Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group in partnership with FUNAAB, Alabata has taken a bold step towards a future where agricultural waste becomes economic wealth, environmental sustainability becomes a daily practice, and rural communities become engines of prosperity. – at Abeokuta, Nigeria
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Omoluabi Parapo Advocates Safer Schools, Stronger Communities The Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG), under the leadership of Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye @mindshiftorg, joins millions of Nigerians in celebrating the reported release and safe return of the abducted Oriire schoolchildren and their teachers. This joyful development reminds us that hope, unity, and resilience can overcome even the darkest moments, while reaffirming our collective faith in humanity. We commend the dedication and sacrifices of everyone who contributed to this successful outcome. As we celebrate, we also urge governments, security agencies, traditional institutions, parents, and community leaders to strengthen efforts toward safeguarding schools and ensuring that every child can learn in a safe and secure environment. OPCG rejoices with the rescued children, their teachers, their families, the people of Oyo State, and all Nigerians. We pray for the victims' complete healing and renewed strength, and call for a sustained national commitment to peace, security, and the protection of every Nigerian child. – at Abeokuta, Nigeria
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July of Purpose: Advancing the Omoluabi Ideal As we step into the glorious month of July, I warmly congratulate all members of Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG) in Nigeria and across the world. May this new month usher in renewed hope, divine favour, purposeful living, stronger unity, and greater opportunities to uphold the timeless Omoluabi virtues of integrity, discipline, patriotism, respect, and selfless service to humanity. In the words of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, "Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do." Let this inspiring reminder propel us to translate our noble ideals into meaningful actions that will positively transform our communities and strengthen our nation. As custodians of our rich socio-cultural heritage and advocates of responsible citizenship, may July become a month of impactful achievements, peaceful coexistence, and unwavering commitment to building a morally upright and prosperous society. Together, let us continue to inspire generations through exemplary character, mutual respect, and collective progress. Happy New Month, and may July be remarkable for us all. Signed: Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye @mindshiftorg Convener and President General, Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG) – at Abeokuta, Nigeria
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The mothers are rising.
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Father's Day: Celebrating Men of Honour, Discipline, and Responsibility As a woman, Convener, and President General of Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG), I proudly celebrate all fathers, father figures, and every distinguished male member of our great movement whose lives exemplify courage, responsibility, discipline, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to family and society. Today, we honour men whose shoulders carry the burdens of leadership, whose wisdom guides homes through difficult seasons, and whose sacrifices often remain unseen but profoundly felt. Fatherhood is not merely a biological responsibility; it is a sacred trust that demands character, vision, protection, and selfless service. At a time when family values are increasingly challenged across the world, fathers remain the indispensable pillars upon which stable homes, prosperous communities, and responsible nations are built. The moral strength of every society is largely determined by the quality of fatherhood it produces and celebrates. The renowned American scholar and educator, Charles Wadsworth, once observed: "By the time a man realizes that maybe his father was right, he usually has a son who thinks he's wrong." This timeless reflection reminds us of the invaluable wisdom, guidance, and foresight fathers contribute to shaping future generations. To every father who works tirelessly to provide, protect, mentor, and inspire; to every man who stands as a beacon of hope, discipline, and moral direction; and to every male member of OPCG who continues to uphold the noble ideals of Omoluabi virtues, I extend my heartfelt appreciation and deepest admiration. As we celebrate this special occasion, let us recommit ourselves to strengthening our families, preserving our cultural heritage, promoting responsible leadership, and raising future generations grounded in honour, integrity, patriotism, and service to humanity. May your labour never be in vain. May your sacrifices be richly rewarded. May your wisdom continue to illuminate the paths of your children and communities. May your legacy endure through generations yet unborn. Happy Father's Day to all fathers across the globe and to our esteemed male members of Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group. Signed: Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye @mindshiftorg Convener and President General, Omoluabi Parapo Conservative Group (OPCG) – at Abeokuta, Nigeria
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Unfortunately I wish I can rant about this matter, join the crowd in painting Tinubu a failure. But I know too much to act naive just for clicks. The only reason I will fault the president and this administration is they were playing politics when they were supposed to take actions. We warned them. Most of us saw these things long time ago. But APC boys called us tribalistic and alarmist. I personally wrote epistle over and over, I went on tv to advise this administration on what to do. But NO! They choose to play politics because of election. They forgot there can't be an election if there no security. I hope the people you tried to protect are going to protect you now. And to those responsible for this, you will pay dearly for it with your entire generation. Using children as baits? I'm not surprised though. This happens every election year. Its their Modus operandi
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Ẹ kú ọdún tuntun
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Embracing June with the Omoluabi Spirit of Excellence ~ Obabirin Aderonke Okeleye @mindshiftorg. – at Abeokuta, Nigeria
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Dear Nigerians, Save your seeds. Our Future depends on it. #savetheseed #seedbank #savenigerianagriculture.
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Ogún ọdún, gboin, òkè gboin. Make ni mistake, @mindshiftorg Ọbabìrin Adérónké is still taking out the garbage.
Replying to @nezzylina
Thank you very much sir. Im doing great. I'm still standing. We have more voices doing the work better now and that's a dream come true.
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Machines didnt replace humans.. AI wont.
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Mr President @officialABAT WHERE IS STATE POLICE?
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'Eti Osa is a multi lingual country. It is not all about Yoruba Yoruba' - Antonia Akinlagun, contestant for Lagos state House of Assembly (Eti Osa Constituency II). Awon "No man's land" gang.
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I wish our elders answered when we called. Now its happening. I was called an alarmist. #Swhasbeenhijacked.
Bandits are officially in SW 🥲🥲🥲
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SHAME ON YOU, NGOZI OKAFOR! 😡 How dare you? You publish a book titled “Igbo Cookbook: Authentic Recipes Passed Down Through Generations” and pack it full of Yoruba classics like Ofada rice and Ayamase sauce, Efo Riro, Gbegiri, Akara, Moi Moi, Ewedu, and more, then slap “Igbo” on the cover like you invented them? This isn’t “sharing culture.” This is straight-up theft and cultural erasure! Ofada rice comes from Ofada town in Ogun State, Yoruba land, not some vague “Igbo tradition.” Ayamase? That’s Yoruba pepper sauce, period. Your book is flooding Amazon and Etsy, misleading the world that these are “authentic Igbo recipes.” You’re not preserving anything, you’re stealing other people’s heritage, rebranding it, and selling it for profit. If it was a “Nigerian Cookbook,” fine. But calling it Igbo, that’s fraudulent, deceptive, and disrespectful. We documented our food for centuries. Don’t come now and rewrite history because you want clout or sales. Remove the false labeling, credit the origins properly, or watch this blow up in your face. This is how cultures get erased, one stolen recipe at a time. Tag your friends. Report the book on Amazon. Enough is enough! 🔥 #YorubaFoodIsYoruba #StopCulturalTheft #NgoziOkaforExpose
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Dear Fellow Ronu, You see that Akoko man that is a former DSS Director with an Ibo wife, Hon. Adejoro Adeogun. He is not getting the ticket. His ambition has been taken care of. The consensus Candidate for Ondo north Senatorial district is Hon Elegbeleye from Ikare. Hon. Adeogun was the former House of Representative members of that area before my cousin Adegboyega Adefarati collected it from him. Now someone else has collected it from my cousin..... So be rest assured that his Senatorial ambition is dead on arrival either with His Igbo wife or not.... @bodecassius @oMoTonsore @OjiRe66585 @Bayo_Bilisi @OlakotanEboda2 @0nrewaju @de_generalnoni
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Amuwo Odofin, another Yorùba woman, anyone know anything about her??
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Happy to share that the cookbook author has agreed to take it down from the platforms and review the content. We all have a responsibility to challenge misinformation, protect cultural authenticity, and ensure traditions are represented with respect and accuracy. This is a positive step forward. Thank you to everyone who lended their voice. 🙏🏾
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In this life make sure your children are street smart else people like peter obi will be using them to cash out. I can't believe obidients are actually trusting this "OK" alliance. You people just never learn. Haven't you guys learn anything in politics yet? 😆. From lP to ADC and now NDC. Still you refuse to learn anything. Obi himself knows he's not going anywhere. Fraudulent Alliance 😆. So you trutru think Kwankwaso will make obi president? So he will now be a vice? E ma gooor 😆 Obidients I have an airport to sell to you guys. Come and buy.
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Dude is this not the guy you sacked 2 years ago? Lol. Do you think you are talking to your people in your village?. Do you even know where you are at all?
Dear constituents and Nigerians, There has been misleading information circulating about the diligent residents selected for the Tourism Development Training in China, particularly concerning Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther. I consider it important to set the record straight. Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther was duly selected and participated as one of the beneficiaries of the China Tourism Development Training facilitated under my sponsorship. His inclusion was part of a transparent selection process, and like every other beneficiary, his participation was properly documented. It is unfortunate that some individuals have chosen to spread false narratives in an attempt to discredit a genuine empowerment and capacity-building initiative designed to expose constituents to global best practices in tourism, enterprise, and development. The attached evidence clearly shows Samuel Ajayi-Crowther’s participation in the China trip, putting to rest any unfounded claims suggesting otherwise. My commitment remains focused on creating real opportunities for the people of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II through education, exposure, training, and empowerment. I will not be distracted by baseless propaganda or deliberate misinformation. Facts will always speak louder than falsehood.
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