Akinlabi Olatunde John

I am CONSUL AKINLABI OLATUNDE J OHN MAGN ATE DIII BRIGHT ... since I clapped my eyes on you for the first time in Dantata Dakwa some years back now...I have been finding it difficult to take my heart off you...I have been sleeping and waking up to think about you.....my love for you is unmatchable, unmeasurable, unmeetable,un-put-down-able. Glory....I am saying this to you today if i have to live my life without you near me----the days would be empty-----the nights would seem so long---with you i see  forever.

I , AKINLABI OLATUNDE JOHN MAGNATE DIII BRIG HT is using this time or moment to recognize the struggle, to applaud the temerity, to eulogize the perseverance, to adulate the doggedness, to extoll the patience, to praise the hard work, to hail the endurance and attitude of NIGERIANS in struggle all over the world. To those that engages in okada riding in order to keep the body and soul together, to taxi drivers in Nigeria and overseas, to car washers in Nigeria,to those in Mediterranean Sea trying to find their way out of NIGERIA for greener pastures elsewhere, to those in prisons in Britain, in Togo, in USA,in Malaysia, in Canada, in China,in France, in South Africa, in India, in Thailand and others in Foreign prisons, to those that are presently trapped down in modern day slave trade,kudos to you all, and to tose that NIGERIA has directly and indirectly change their destiny.I salute you all. It is not your fault to be born in Nigeria...I salute the courage and strength of NIGERIANS...

I,AKINLABI OLATUNDE JOHN MAGNATE DIII BRIGHT is using this time or moment to recognize the struggle, to applaud the temerity, to eulogize the perseverance, to adulate the doggedness, to extoll the patience, to praise the hard work, to hail the endurance and attitude of NIGERIANS in struggle all over the world. To those that engages in okada riding in order to keep the body and soul together, to taxi drivers in Nigeria and overseas, to car washers in Nigeria,to those in Mediterranean Sea trying to find their way out of NIGERIA for greener pastures elsewhere, to those in prisons in Britain, in Togo, in USA,in Malaysia, in Canada, in China,in France, in South Africa, in India, in Thailand and others in Foreign prisons, to those that are presently trapped down in modern day slave trade,kudos to you all, and to tose that NIGERIA has directly and indirectly change their destiny.I salute you all. It is not your fault to be born in Nigeria...I salute the courage and strength of NIGERIANS, the...

i am joining the whole world to celebrate this special friend of mine on his special day (today). His birthday signifies that this day, a platonic significant person was born somewhere else in the world.The world became a little brighter by this day  because he was born on this special day. His birth inspired my life, his birth added meaning to my existence, please celebrate this iconic icon of mine,he is my true friend, he is the best friend I ever found in my life. I am wishing him beautiful Birthday celebration.WHLLNP My Great Friend

We Why would I be happy when many nations are facing economic crises, political crises, social crises. Why would I be dancing when many people/nations are plague with poverty, kidnapping, banditries, corruption, bribery, bad governance. Why would I be happy when 90% of NIGERIA citizens are wallowing in the ocean of poverty. Why would I be happy when dreams is being killed on daily basis in Nigeria. Why would I be happy when NIGERIA projected about 40,000MWATTS of electricity by 2020 in 1960s and look at where we find ourselves today still radiating with 2,000MWATTS . Why would I be happy when there is no love of other NIGERIANS in the heart of the leaders. Why would I be happy when Nigeria has been shared by the bourgeoisie . Why would I be happy when many innocent NIGERIANS are in the dent of Boko Haram. Why would I be happy when close to 70 millions NIGERIANS could not afford a single meal in a day and NIGERIA tagged as the headquarters of poverty in the world....... and the presen...

English premier League side, Everton has joined the merriment in Nigeria by wishing the country a Happy Independence Day on Tuesday. The Toffees flaunt several Nigerians who have represented the Merseyside club with current star Alex Iwobi in the fore front. “Happy Independence Day, Nigeria,” the Premier League club wrote on Twitter alongside a photo of Alex Iwobi, Yakubu Aiyegbeni, Joseph Yobo, Victor Anichebe and Daniel Amokach. AKINLABI OLATUNDE JOHN MAGNATE DIII BRIGHT