I am a suspense. A script that confuses doubters.
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined October 2010
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Jesus Christ actually isn’t interested in d perfect. Rather, he calls d questionable &refines them gradually, till they attain ‘perfection’. This is what Bible means when it says God is love. It is human that finds all sorts of error & condemn. God finds it & help u get out of it
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You guys said your candidate was younger and better educated than both Tinubu and Atiku so he is the best. You said voting for him is not because he is igbo, it is because he is the best. So why are you not voting Seyi Makinde? He is younger and better than your candidate and you know it..
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E reach NYSC una prefer our poverty stinking Ekiti, Bad road Ogun, brown roof Ibadan, ritualistic osun and smelly Lagos
Eyin werey 😂 dem dey avoid abia wey Alex Otti don turn around in two years, nobody wan go Anambra wey Peter Obi turn to Dubai.
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I said it few days ago that they know deep down that the Policies of Mr President, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu are very key, they know it BUT they would have preferred their candidate be the one actualising and implementing it. See him directly campaigning with Student Loan NELFUND that is already being implemented, when u tell half of those clapping in that room about NELFUND, they will raise their voices against it or even pretend they have never heard it 😂😂
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Imagine an imam singing Atiku or Tinubu campaign song in a mosque. Useless tribal and religious bigots who bring shame to Christianity and the body of Christ.
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The facts:
1. I worked at the Onne Port for 10 years.
2. Still do business at the Port.
3. It is fully functional with over 6 functional terminals
4. The state government has shown no investment interest.
5. Susessive governments in Rivers State have not enjoyed stability.
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Here’s an interesting part , Onne port in Rivers state 🇳🇬 is actually larger than Apapa port in Lagos
And just like me , many other business men especially the ones based in the southern part of the country uses this port to ship and receive their containers from all over the world 🌎.
Here me out 🗣️ Lagos has no port advantage over other states , instead our lazy governors is not doing enough to attract investors
Nobody will invest their money they won’t make profits ❌❌
When people complain Lagos has port advantage over other states in Nigeria 🇳🇬
I find it funny because Onne port in River state is fully functioning and I actually send some of my container from china 🇨🇳 to onne port in River state 🇳🇬 instead of Apapa Lagos
It’s simple Other states is not as developed as Lagos because we have bunch of lazy governors that’s hasn’t done much to attract investors to come into their states just as Lagos did …
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When people complain Lagos has port advantage over other states in Nigeria 🇳🇬
I find it funny because Onne port in River state is fully functioning and I actually send some of my container from china 🇨🇳 to onne port in River state 🇳🇬 instead of Apapa Lagos
It’s simple Other states is not as developed as Lagos because we have bunch of lazy governors that’s hasn’t done much to attract investors to come into their states just as Lagos did …
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The way Azikwe was convinced he was a better leader for the Yorubas in Yoruba land & the way Ojukwu was sure Biafran forces could liberate Lagos is exactly the same way many Igbo influencers think that they are better watchdogs for governance anywhere in the SW.
How are you, an Igbo person, advising the Yorubas about a governance that doesn't even exist where you are from?
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Bruno Fernandes never lets anyone around him be themselves. From contesting penalties with Ronaldo to wanting the spotlight for Portugal, everything has to revolve around him.
Pogba and McTominay never got to play in a way that suited the team.
Bruno isn’t Manchester United’s only problem, but pretending he isn’t part of it is pure delusion.
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IT'S OFFICIAL! LAGOS, GET READY! 👑
Months ago, a passionate son of Lagos wrote to us about the gele. He asked that it be honoured, protected, and given its rightful place on the Lagos calendar.
We listened. We affirmed. And today, we deliver.
The Lagos Gele Festival is here! 🇳🇬
The gele is not just a headtie. It is a crown. It is Yoruba. It is ours. Born of our mothers, perfected by our artisans, worn across the world, and recognized everywhere as a symbol of who we are.
This festival will celebrate the stylists, the fabric makers, the tiers, the photographers, and the generations of women who carried this tradition on their heads and in their hearts.
📅 Sunday, November 8, 2026
⏰ 5:00pm
📍 Eko Amore Garden, Lagos
Come crowned. Come proud. Come ready.
This festival belongs to all of us.
Lagosians and lovers of Lagos, your ideas and input are welcome. Tell us how you want the Gele celebrated. Brands and partners who share this vision, walk with us.
For partnerships and enquiries:
📞+234 816 927 2885, +234 906 000 3431
One City! One Culture! Tie It High. The World Is Watching Lagos! 👑
Lagos, let's show the world why EKO FOR SHOW!
#IdrisConnect #LagosGeleFestival
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The Yorubas of Kogi (Okun People), Yorubas of Kwara (Igbominas), Yorubas in Edo, Itsekiris in Delta, and Yorubas of Benin, Togo, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Brazilian Yorùbás and the Caribbeans are as Yoruba as a Yoruba from Ile-Ife, because that is the source of ALL Yorubas.
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We are from Chiclayo in Peru- we called it Chinayo before the present occupier turned it to Chiclayo. They cheated us, and sent us out of the place.
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What you people don’t know is that with this kind of narrative, you are going to make more Yoruba people vote for him. This man didn’t get a lot of vote from his people in 2023. He got less than 60% of votes from the Yorubas. Unlike others who got more than 80% votes from their tribesmen and women.
Now there will be protest votes for him in 2027 because y’all lack the emotional intelligence to handle electoral defeat and win people over.
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Look at this stupid ignorant goat asking if Ogun State people are business people with such disdain. A brainwashed zombie. Zero knowledge of history, zero self awareness, zero respect for others.
Typical empty-chest beating, perfectly mixed with ignorance and victimhood.
In his underdeveloped mind, business is import dependent trading, not investment, not manufacturing, not actual production. Thats what he has been taught and he can’t see beyond the foolery. The way he was also raised, the only way he can validate himself is to be a perpetual victim.
When Governor Dapo Abiodun was seeking investors everywhere, this clown and others were celebrating gutter and street light.
The empty heads interviewing him also shared the same sentiments. They should change the name of the podcast to The Foolish Bunch.
The pretentious sane humans and good governance advocates have gone into hiding. They are blind now. They will remind us about price of petrol after this tweet.
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Organisers of Oyo Empire Day are desirous of reaching out to all scions of the mighty Oyo Empire. DM to request for personalised IV if your family name or oriki can be traced to Oyo,Ikoyi,Eso,KakanfoIf you are an ori Ade,Tella, Afonja, Osin, Ajuan, Ogo, Ogboja request for an IV. – at Abuja, Nigeria
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I had a great time on Masoyinbo, exploring the importance of Yoruba in our society and why we must preserve the language, celebrate our culture and pass our rich heritage on to future generations.
Yoruba is more than a language. It is part of our identity, history, values and what connects us as a community. While our diversity is one of our greatest strengths, preserving our indigenous languages is a responsibility we all share.
Building a greater Lagos means investing not only in infrastructure and public services but also in our people, culture and values. We must work together to keep our heritage alive for generations to come.
Masoyinbo is doing a wonderful job of preserving our heritage while keeping us informed and entertained, whether in Lagos or anywhere else in the world.
