Photographer ||Retired Poet||Christian||Chelsea Fc
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined September 2011
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I haven't played this game but the selling point is the escapism it's creates. Will play it in a month's time when I have more time
I entered @LagosLifeApp, and someone slapped me with 1 billion Naira. The first place I went to was Ikoyi Club, which only admits billionaires. In there, it is constant Dorime and free drinks. Are Nigerians this generous in real life? People need to make real money. LOL!
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How do people get away with wickedness?
GText, founded by Stephen Akintayo, has started bullying and intimidating me simply because I asked for the three months’ salary they owed me.
I was blocked by the founder months ago after I repeatedly requested payment, and despite several attempts to resolve the matter, I was still not paid until I spoke publicly about it and the public pressure helped.
I have nothing to apologize for. Asking for my legitimately earned salary is not an offence.
What seems to be upsetting them now is that other former staff who are also owed money have started speaking up and asking for what they are owed.
I will not be bullied, intimidated or pressured into silence for speaking about my own experience and asking for money I worked for.
I stand by what I said, and I will continue to address this matter through the appropriate channels.
@gtext @drsakintayo @gtexthomes #payyourstaff ##stopdisregardinglabourlaws
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Laolu retweeted
At TD pronouns and pride flags are “professional,” but a Christian saying “I am HIS ✝️” gets you fired?
TD Insurance VP Sonja Denobrega added that quiet statement of faith to her email signature. She was warned, refused to scrub her identity to fit the approved list and lost her $210k job. Now she’s suing for discrimination.
Selective “professionalism” is just ideological enforcement with a polite face. If the bank can host preferred pronouns and rainbow branding, it can handle a cross. Anything less is an anti-Christian double standard.
Stand with her. Faith isn’t a microaggression.
TD executive sues after being fired for adding Christian symbol to her email signature nationalpost.com/news/td-exe…
This is such a sad read. The grim reality of the death of 2 young people who had no business dying. it is also a stark reminder of the systemic failures plauging our country. It's so painful what you had to deal with.
One year on from this gruesome event I had to personally witness, which saw Baranabas and a neighbour depart this earth. I have decided to put my thoughts into a blog post.
This is my account of what happened that night, and I hope to set the record straight about so much misinformation that went viral.
May Nigeria Not Happen To You
saniyusuf.github.io/may-nige…
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Why Nations Fail- by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson
Many people are twisting the concerns of the Igbo traders protesting.
Sit down and look at it very well you will understand that if it is not addressed a lot of them will be out of business and go into crime.
Igbo apprenticeship is the most stable source of employment in South East. We are more into business than education.
It is wrong for a manufactural to be doing retail. It is very dangerous for the future of marketers.
You have to go into business to under why you think there is huge mark up in profit which is not so.
Well, this will encourage every trader to go out and vote.
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This is all correct, but you’ve used Twitter long and well enough to know exactly what you’re doing with this tweet. Or why did you leave out that he has worked in WAEC since 1998, rose to Deputy Registrar in 2018 and has a Masters in Education (2020). Let’s do better.
These are the qualifications for the head of WAEC Nigeria.
Bachelor of Agriculture (Animal Production) — University of Agriculture, Makurdi (1991).
Master of Science (M. Sc.) in Animal Science — University of Ibadan (1994).
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science — Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (2017).
Laolu retweeted
I had to go and look up his CV, and I must admit that you are not only dangerous in your consistently bigoted dog-whistling, but this here is an astonishingly dishonest bit of cherry-picking. You have extracted three degrees from Dr Amos Dangut’s CV, even omitting an equally-essential degree, a Master of Education in Administration and Planning, and presented them as though WAEC plucked a naive animal scientist from a farm elsewhere and made him Head of its Nigeria National Office.
Why not tell your gullible followers that the man whose competence you set out to challenge joined WAEC almost THIRTY years ago as an Assistant Registrar II and spent the following decades rising through the organisation before becoming Head of National Office in 2023? He worked as a Subject Officer in the Test Development Division. He headed Examination Security. He served as Deputy Branch Controller in Uyo and Bauchi. He served as Branch Controller in Yola. He served as Deputy Registrar and Controller of the Post Examinations Department. He served as Zonal Coordinator of the Ikeja office. He also served as Deputy Registrar in the Office of the Head of National Office.
The point is, this man built his entire professional life inside WAEC, working across the core functions of the examination body and rising through its ranks. He was not some outsider with an unrelated degree parachuted in to run an organisation he knew nothing about. By all means, criticise his performance if there are grounds for it, but reducing his qualifications to the titles of his university degrees is profoundly disingenuous.
These are the qualifications for the head of WAEC Nigeria.
Bachelor of Agriculture (Animal Production) — University of Agriculture, Makurdi (1991).
Master of Science (M. Sc.) in Animal Science — University of Ibadan (1994).
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science — Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (2017).
Laolu retweeted
Mastered the art of veiled dog whistles
These are the qualifications for the head of WAEC Nigeria.
Bachelor of Agriculture (Animal Production) — University of Agriculture, Makurdi (1991).
Master of Science (M. Sc.) in Animal Science — University of Ibadan (1994).
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science — Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (2017).
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I follow so many sports and I honestly can’t think of a club/ownership that would allow Sporting Directors to keep their job after hiring & firing countless head coaches inside a few years.
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It wasn’t Potter’s fault. It wasn’t Pochettino’s fault. It wasn’t Maresca’s fault. It isn’t Rosenior’s fault. People can blame coaches all they like, but the whole BlueCo/Chelsea project has been such a spectacular, hubristic failure
nytimes.com/athletic/6935334…
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Anyone with a remote interest in how Chelsea are funded by Ares, please put aside 10 minutes to read this. Probably the most in depth analysis I have done. Frankly, it's scary... #Chelseafc #CFC theesk.org/2026/04/15/the-an…
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I know this is unlikely to get every Chelsea fan on board but in my opinion if you really care about the future of this club and you are Blueco out, you HAVE to start boycotting and not turning up to games. Hit them where it hurts: THEIR POCKETS. And think of the public image🚨🚨
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📚 How I Read 365 Books in 2025
In this clip, I share what my typical daily reading day looks like. The main point really is that I read very fast.
Watch the full interview here 👇
youtu.be/zqRAWgPfLcc?si=YBZR…
#TheReadingMom #Reading365books #ReadingTips
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HOW I READ 365 BOOKS IN A YEAR
👉If you asked, "How?" on my last post, here is your answer.
📍I love to read
📍I read fast
👉Do I read all day?
📍No, I have a job, family and church commitments
👉How do I balance it all?
📍Planning
📍Support System
📍Outsourcing
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He preached eloquently and well articulated, but the preaching is heretical preaching, not biblical and not historical.
Here are biblical deductions.
1. The preaching implied that the Ninevites saw Jonah being vomited by the fish, creating a dramatic, myth-like scene.
The preaching invites the audience to “imagine these pagans fishing and then a whale comes out and a man out of the whale, preaching,” which implicitly makes Jonah appear like a mythological figure similar to Oannes, a man emerging from a fish, but Scripture says
“And the LORD spoke to the fish, and it vomited Jonah out upon the dry land.” (Jonah 2:10)
There is no mention of Nineveh, a crowd, or any spectators. Jonah’s deliverance was private, not a public spectacle
2. Jonah went to Nineveh only after the word of the LORD came to him a second time.
“Then the word of the LORD came to Jonah the second time, saying, ‘Arise, go to Nineveh…’” (Jonah 3:1–2)
Only after this renewed command did Jonah go to Nineveh. The fish event and the preaching in Nineveh are separate, and Scripture does not connect them as a continuous dramatic moment.
3. Nineveh repented by hearing God’s word, not by witnessing a spectacle.
“Jonah began to go into the city… and he proclaimed…” (Jonah 3:4)
“And the people of Nineveh believed God.” (Jonah 3:5)
Their repentance is attributed to faith in God’s word, not to seeing Jonah emerge from the fish.
4. The preaching implicitly linking Jonah to Oannes or fish-mythology is unbiblical.
Jonah is a historical prophet sent by God to announce judgment. He is not a symbolic or mythological figure, and any dramatic imagery resembling Oannes is speculative and goes beyond Scripture.
5. The sailors’ response is not a conversion.
“Then the men feared the LORD exceedingly, and they offered a sacrifice to the LORD and made vows.” (Jonah 1:16)
While this shows reverence and fear, Scripture does not say they abandoned other gods or entered covenant faith.
We should not add what the text does not state.
6. Sound doctrine requires staying within the text. “Do not go beyond what is written.” (1 Corinthians 4:6)
Faithful teaching must be anchored in Scripture, not imagination, spectacle, or cultural parallels.
May God give you understanding.
Pastor Iren go just dey blow person head 😭
This singular piece of Jonah to Nineveh changed the entire book of Jonah for me.
Never heard it like this before.
Well done sir o, just dey cook dey go @pst_iren