Tinubu leads… we follow.

I've seen this often, and it truly resonated with me when I first saw it. Starting in January, I’ll document my journey in this space—no holds barred. It's a baby step, but I’ll get there!

Prayer in legislative parlance mean the “request or action being asked for” which then leads to a resolution if passed. The Senate President urged the senate to leave the discussions and go into THE PRAYERS!

Kindly share with any young talented footballer you know in Ibadan.

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Day 3 of our Special Plenary Session on National Security.

This has to be one of the most profound message passed across on X platform. So, so profound 👏

I am forever grateful for this tweet. Just bagged a professional degree that i thought wasn't possible. Thank you, Oloye @akinalabi

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I left UNIZIK after 200 lvl and moved to OAU, thinking I was starting a 4-yr course. That “4 yrs” became 5… then 7. It wasn’t easy, but 2day, I’m done. If I had let the duration scare me, I’d still be here 2day, just without d degree. Time will pass anyway. Do something with it.

Don’t miss the inaugural episode of Proof of Thought led by @JonnyMReck and featuring @lsanger and @robinhanson - they discuss Wikipedia, truth, and trust in institutions. You won’t want to miss it! https://t.co/30LGdJhfu5

This post reminded me of my own journey. I got admission at 23 to study a 5yrs course, and just like you, I was worried that by the time I graduated, I would already be 28. Life however had its own plan. I ended up spending 7yrs not because I had carryovers or failed any courses,

I'm 28, I finished secondary school 11 years ago. I'll finish writing my GCE next month so I can go back to school at 29

So yeah, let me just share the story regardless! I honestly never wanted my private life out here, but I’m motivated to share this because someone out there might be walking a similar path. I finished secondary school as one of the bright students in my set. I always wanted to

Thank God I didn’t give up. 🙌🏽 After finishing my ND at Poly Ibadan in 2019, I still came back to pursue my BSc at Ajayi Crowther in 2022. Fast forward to today — Tomorrow is my convocation day! 🎓 BSc in Computer Science. Alhamdulilahi. 🙏🏽

I don’t have the right words for this tweet yet. But I will definitely quote it later!

This might be my excuse to start that Law degree I need a Mentor sha cos mehn

Failed Maths in my WASSCE, stayed home for 5years writting NoveDec. One day, a weired idea hit me to go back to rewrite WASSCE but an opposing thought was "you gonna go back to wear Uniform?" Went back to rewrite & Passed the Maths Today I hold Masters with Ph.D admission 😊❤️

In 2013, I was a 300L law student, I dropped out of school for personal reasons. I struggled hard to get by. In 2020, at 25, I could finally go back to school, I started with a diploma. And then I went for my BSc. Now, my convocation is Dec 1st, 2025. Oh, I made 1st class too.

Thank God I didn’t give up. Came across this post in 2022. Grind harder and went back to school. Today is my convocation. BSc. Accounting & Finance. 2:1. Thank you Jesus. 🙏 Thank you Oloye for this post. 🙏

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I had the privilege of speaking at the 4th edition of The Legislative Mentorship Initiative (LMI), a program established by Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, Speaker of the 9th House of Representatives and current Chief of Staff to the President. My session focused on Campaigns,