Tinubist , ICT Consultant, Highway Engineering Manager, Proudly Ijesaboy and Lover of Nigeria
Ilesa , State of Osun
Joined November 2009
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Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
Angry youths in Kaduna yesterday.
See them carrying sticks and stones to attack the President.
😂😂😂😂😂
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
VIDEO: Osun APC guber candidate Bola Oyebamiji attends church service amid cheers from worshippers
Source: APC campaign Council
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Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
The AMBO movement is growing stronger. 💕 ❤️
This morning, the people of Oba-Oke and Oba-Ile turned out massively to declare their support for APC’s Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji.
#AdelekeMaLule
#AdelekeOtoge
#OsunDecides2026
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
This is the Lafia Bypass on the Makurdi–Otukpo–9th Mile Road Phase 2, delivered under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
I owe nobody any apology for sharing good news and progress. If it hurts your feelings, too bad.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
The flood in Abia state is intentionally underreported.
Instead of Abia residents to call on their Governor, Alex Otti. They are swimming in the flood.
These people would have been screaming their lungs out if the location was in Lagos state.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
More than 500 units were demolished in Abia state.
No outcry, everywhere is just quiet
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
A GOVERNMENT GONE WRONG IN OSUN
The facts are clear:
1. Criminal elements are being harbored within Government House.
2. Teachers have been sacked, further weakening our education system.
While insecurity grows, education suffers.
While thugs are protected, workers are punished.
This is not leadership. This is a betrayal of the good people of Osun.
We’ll correct the mistake next month.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
UNIOSUN speaks up against GOV ADELEKE’s Negligence of proper healthcare.
This is sad, hello GOV @AAdeleke_01 how many more deaths till you do something about this issue ?
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
Ekiti State built a functional airport for N49.7 billion. Ogun State built a functional airport for N40 billion.
So why was the Osun State International Airport awarded for N99.5 billion?
The Osun airport project cost is enough to build both the Ekiti and Ogun airports and still leave billions in change.
What exactly justifies a price tag that is more than double comparable projects, especially from a government with a reputation for delivering substandard infrastructure?
Join us tonight for an exclusive and insightful conversation on:
“*The Mind-Boggling Airport Scandal and Amotekun Scandal in Osun State”*
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Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
Engr. Omowaiye Oluremi (@remiteo) exposed the false claims made by the Head of Media, Imole Campaign Council, Bamidele Salami.
I don't understand what people gain from telling lies on national television. Osun people have already made it clear that they are not voting for you, so why resort to lies and propaganda?
These gimmicks will not help your cause olohun, they will not stop the good people of Osun from voting Ganja out of office on August 15.
Osun accord members and their leaders lie effortlessly.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
For the first time on such a scale in Nigeria, hundreds of Nigerian Army personnel, widows of fallen heroes, and injured soldiers are set to benefit from a massive 1,550-unit post-service housing scheme taking shape in Jibi along the Abuja-Niger State boundary.
According to the Managing Director of the Federal Housing Authority, the estate is the largest military post-service housing scheme ever undertaken in Nigeria, reflecting the FG’s commitment to improving the welfare of soldiers and their families.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
Since yesterday, I have posted at least 3 times about an interior decor company that got an Airport contract worth N99,561,470,046.55 in Osun State.
Supporters of Governor Ademola Adeleke who jump on almost every tweet have ignored those posts.
Tonight, Engr Oluremi Omowaiye (@remiteo), Head, Media and Publicity Committee, Osun APC Governorship Campaign Council was on Arise TV to shed more light on the issue. Watch.
Remi OMOWAIYE retweeted
As I have noted repeatedly, the buck stops on the table of President Tinubu per National Security. However, State Governors are not useless stones. They have responsibilities, especially when they receive security votes.
Governor Ademola Adeleke appears to be lackadaisical and unserious about security in Osun. He has accessed > N15 billion as security votes in the last 3+ years with almost noting to show for it.
His Imole campaign council claimed over N14billion was spent on Osun Amotekun yet all security vehicles being used by Osun Amotekun till date were purchased by Oyetola's administration. So what was the N14billion for Amotekun spent on?
The incompetent Adeleke Government is now justifying their brazen security votes mismanagement with allegation of drones reportedly purchased in 2017 by Aregbesola's administration.
People of Osun are saying Governor Adeleke improve our security, Governor Adeleke is giving excuse for failure with allegations about a drone project from 9 years ago and another story about Osun Helicopter from 12 years ago!
If anyone is expecting anything serious on security from Governor Adeleke in Osun they better stop. Because Oh God la wa ni Osun!
PS: All the above are facts. And we don’t curse or depend on trolls. Watch out how they will bombard the comment section with abuses, instead of addressing the facts above.
Here is a video of Oluremi Omowaiye, recorded six years ago, in which he admitted that the administration of former Governor Gboyega Oyetola procured security drones for Osun State. Today, Osun people are asking a simple question: where are those drones? If the drones were fully paid for with taxpayers' money, the public deserves clear answers regarding their whereabouts and operational status. Osun residents are also demanding that Oluremi Omowaiye explain his role, if any, in the procurement and management of the security drones. Questions continue to be raised about whether due process was followed, why the procurement process was allegedly circumvented, and what became of the drones after payment was completed. Transparency and accountability are necessary to clear the air on this matter.