Ọbabìnrin Adérónkẹ́ (@mindshiftorg) header
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Supporting helpless and voiceless youths. Founder; Mind-Shift Initiative

Joined August 2019
Hey Guys! Lets meet up in Austin next weekend.
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As a Nigerian living in the US for close to a decade, one of the reasons Nigerians and Africans at large don't excel beyond our peers of other races is not racism, as most of us would like to believe. (Don't get me wrong. Yes, it's there, but it's not the reason) The truth is, we don't understand the power of community. We have been unable to form a formidable environment to thrive. America is a land of opportunities for the brave, but only if you can unlock the secret behind the foundation of the country itself. You, as an individual, cannot unlock that secret unless you join others with a common goal. America is not built for individualism; it's built for communities, togetherness, unity, and the courageous. If you are an African living in the United States, join me and other courageous Africans to share our voices and unlock the secret behind our success at the Beyond Africa event organized by @AdewaleYusuf_ on Nov 7th 2026 Let's brainstorm and share ideas. America is here for us. The question is, are we ready for her?
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I wish our elders answered when we called. Now its happening. I was called an alarmist. #Swhasbeenhijacked.
Bandits are officially in SW 🥲🥲🥲
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Dude is this not the guy you sacked 2 years ago? Lol. Do you think you are talking to your people in your village?. Do you even know where you are at all?
Dear constituents and Nigerians, There has been misleading information circulating about the diligent residents selected for the Tourism Development Training in China, particularly concerning Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther. I consider it important to set the record straight. Mr. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther was duly selected and participated as one of the beneficiaries of the China Tourism Development Training facilitated under my sponsorship. His inclusion was part of a transparent selection process, and like every other beneficiary, his participation was properly documented. It is unfortunate that some individuals have chosen to spread false narratives in an attempt to discredit a genuine empowerment and capacity-building initiative designed to expose constituents to global best practices in tourism, enterprise, and development. The attached evidence clearly shows Samuel Ajayi-Crowther’s participation in the China trip, putting to rest any unfounded claims suggesting otherwise. My commitment remains focused on creating real opportunities for the people of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II through education, exposure, training, and empowerment. I will not be distracted by baseless propaganda or deliberate misinformation. Facts will always speak louder than falsehood.
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Coward, why did you comment and blocked me? You should have waited for your response na omo ale. Amueba, your self esteem is dead on arrival and you know it. Fat shit. Your eye will peel soon. Wuulebantu
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Yoruba women should ignore all these attacks. They desperately want to be us and they can never be. Its not transferable. As for APC people, don't be surprised at those ones. The truth is they dont like that girl aswell, but the atenuje in their blood will not allow them say the truth. They have zero self respect. To those of you defending this bullshit, may our ancestors send this kind of person to your life and hold key position in it.
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Replying to @Ahiazumbaise1
Google is your friend sweetie
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Watch my interview 👇on @tvcnewsng on decentralization of security in Nigeria. State police is a proactive measure and we must get it done immediately. youtu.be/6iByVrgNxLo
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Replying to @BashirAhmaad
xitter.gq/i/status/1695656737863… Read my prediction concerning Russia and China.
My Opinion concerning BRICS, I have seen alot of analyst singing their praises and I'm wondering if this people have actually done their home work, geopolitics is a very interesting politics, and I see people using the lens of local politics to analyze geopolitics. Here are the issues I'm concerned about; 1) Economic disparities: The BRICS countries are at different stages of economic development. 2) Domestic challenges: The BRICS super countries are all facing a number of domestic challenges, such as War, crazy inflation, inequality, and poverty? Someone who claims he wants to save you can not save his own people 🤷🏾‍♀️ 3) The West has a higher combined GDP than the BRICS countries as a whole, almost double of their combined GDP. I'm not an economist but I know the person who can afford what you are selling dictates your market. 4) The BRICS countries have a significant amount of their treasure in dollar. So your foreign reserve is currently in dollars now you want to automatically change that to BRICS who opened shop yesterday. 😂. Here is my prediction, I don't see this BRICS last more than 3 years because I know Russia and China are not people to do business with, they are not honest, they lack integrity. They will swindle Africa and leave us high and dry. Have we stopped to ask ourselves, Why would a country that's is currently at war give you free grains?? Think about it y'all. We underestimate ourselves as Africans. You don't have to be a professor to figure basic things out. If something is too good to be true, it's definitely not true. And I can't believe I still have to say this... THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH ANYWHERE!!!
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I respect religion. However, I need Nigerians to understand that Religion, Politics and culture are 3 separate aspects of our lives and any politician using Religion as a tool has absolutely nothing to offer us. That's number one red flag we should watch out for in the next election.
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SUMMARY OF MY INTERVIEW @TVCNEWSNG The impact of religion on Nigerian politics is something we simply cannot underestimate. For decades, the average Nigerian has clung to their faith as the only source of hope and salvation, especially while enduring one cruel administration after another. Through all the political turmoil, our people found solace in their religious identity—it became their shield. That is why ignoring religious exclusion in our politics isn't just a tactical error; it’s genuinely insensitive to the people's reality. Most Nigerians live with a deep-seated fear of being sidelined. When a government experiments with something as controversial as a Muslim-Muslim ticket, they are playing with the country's emotions. If you're going to take that route, you have to go above and beyond to ensure other groups feel seen and protected. The ultimate test for Mr. President right now is the insecurity ravaging our communities, where the majority of victims are Christians. He must be extremely careful; if he doesn't handle this right, he will only confirm the worst fears of those who were wary of the 2023 ticket. He cannot afford to feed into the bias that his government is indifferent to one side.
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Join me today live, 5pm. Let's talk about impact of religion in Nigeria politics. See you soon. @tvcnewsng
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