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"If She's poor, please say no for the sake of your children"
😏😏😏😏
Don't marry someone that you know both of you will struggle financially.
Don't marry a broke person, and I'm not trying to broke shame anybody.
Two broke people getting married is like two AS getting married.
It won't affect you much
It's your children that would pay the prize.
If he's poor, please say no for the sake of your children.
Oluwasegun retweeted
1. The Obidient Movement is not for people hoping to cash out from politics or make campaign money. You will go hungry.
2. Here, we invest our own resources in the person we believe in. We don’t collect.
3. If your plan for 2027 is to make fraudulent money from politics, my advice is simple: move to the Agbado and Mikano camp. That’s where you should be looking.
4. ENSR.
5. End
They told us to endure rising fuel prices, food prices, gas prices, unemployment, poor infrastructure, and unreliable electricity.
While they spend our wealth and resources lavishly, we are the ones told to keep enduring.
2027 is here. We are done being taken for granted.
Oluwasegun retweeted
I am tired of hearing Nigerians being told to endure.
Endure fuel prices.
Endure food prices.
Endure unemployment.
Endure poor infrastructure.
Endure bad electricity.
Endure everything.
But leadership should not be about teaching citizens how much suffering they can tolerate.
Leadership should be about reducing the reasons people have to suffer in the first place.
Oluwasegun retweeted
How many ambulance is readily available in this state?
Dear Senator @Sen_AdeolaYAYI
We sincerely appreciate the generosity of everyone who has donated buses and vehicles to support this campaign. But beyond the celebration, Ogun people deserve to ask an important question: at a time when many communities across the state are struggling with serious infrastructure deficits, is this really where so much money and resources should be going?
According to the announcement, over 120 buses and vehicles have been provided to support mobilisation and campaign operations across Ogun State. That is a significant level of resources being committed to political mobilisation.
Meanwhile, many underserved communities continue to struggle with bad or inaccessible roads, inadequate schools, poor healthcare facilities, lack of potable water, unreliable electricity and other basic infrastructure that directly affects people’s daily lives.
There is nothing wrong with political mobilisation, and supporters have every right to contribute to a political movement. However, leadership should also be about recognising the needs of the people beyond election campaigns.
Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, YAYI, has built considerable political influence in Ogun State. This is therefore an opportunity for him to ask his supporters, associates and political allies to look beyond campaign vehicles and invest in the communities that need help the most.
If people can mobilise resources on this scale for a campaign, surely similar energy can be directed towards fixing a community road, supporting a school, improving a healthcare centre, providing water or addressing other urgent infrastructure needs.
YAYI should use his influence to encourage those around him to leave a lasting impact on the people, not just a political footprint during election season.
Campaigns will come and go, but the communities will remain.
The people of Ogun State deserve development that reaches beyond political mobilisation and improves their everyday lives. Leadership should be measured not only by the strength of a political movement, but also by the positive difference it makes in the lives of ordinary people. #AskQuestions
Oluwasegun retweeted
Being a good writer is no longer enough on the internet.
You need to understand attention.
You need to understand people.
You need to know why someone would stop scrolling, read your post, share it or remember your brand.
Writing gets the message out.
Strategy determines whether the message gets attention.
How many ambulance is readily available in this state?
Dear Senator @Sen_AdeolaYAYI
We sincerely appreciate the generosity of everyone who has donated buses and vehicles to support this campaign. But beyond the celebration, Ogun people deserve to ask an important question: at a time when many communities across the state are struggling with serious infrastructure deficits, is this really where so much money and resources should be going?
According to the announcement, over 120 buses and vehicles have been provided to support mobilisation and campaign operations across Ogun State. That is a significant level of resources being committed to political mobilisation.
Meanwhile, many underserved communities continue to struggle with bad or inaccessible roads, inadequate schools, poor healthcare facilities, lack of potable water, unreliable electricity and other basic infrastructure that directly affects people’s daily lives.
There is nothing wrong with political mobilisation, and supporters have every right to contribute to a political movement. However, leadership should also be about recognising the needs of the people beyond election campaigns.
Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, YAYI, has built considerable political influence in Ogun State. This is therefore an opportunity for him to ask his supporters, associates and political allies to look beyond campaign vehicles and invest in the communities that need help the most.
If people can mobilise resources on this scale for a campaign, surely similar energy can be directed towards fixing a community road, supporting a school, improving a healthcare centre, providing water or addressing other urgent infrastructure needs.
YAYI should use his influence to encourage those around him to leave a lasting impact on the people, not just a political footprint during election season.
Campaigns will come and go, but the communities will remain.
The people of Ogun State deserve development that reaches beyond political mobilisation and improves their everyday lives. Leadership should be measured not only by the strength of a political movement, but also by the positive difference it makes in the lives of ordinary people. #AskQuestions
