Ifedolapo Bayonle

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I promise you that I didn't write this to press necks or tension anyone. I come in peace.I wrote this from love and I ho...
20/07/2025

I promise you that I didn't write this to press necks or tension anyone. I come in peace.

I wrote this from love and I hope you accept it with love.

P.S. I have something juicy for you in the last slide. You should check it out using the link in my bio. I would have said “you will thank me later” but I remembered that we don't do that here. 🤗☺️

You people should advice me o. Should I tell him or keep it as a secret? 🤭🥺
19/07/2025

You people should advice me o. Should I tell him or keep it as a secret? 🤭🥺

Na this woman dey do period but na my skin dey break out. Isn't God wonderful?
19/07/2025

Na this woman dey do period but na my skin dey break out. Isn't God wonderful?

My father-in-law don talk say make I show o! 🤭🤸💃
19/07/2025

My father-in-law don talk say make I show o! 🤭🤸💃

Here's how to find the one or be found by the one. 🤗❤️
18/07/2025

Here's how to find the one or be found by the one. 🤗❤️

I don't know who this is for, but the question may not be 'How did you find it so quickly?' but 'How did you find it eve...
16/07/2025

I don't know who this is for, but the question may not be 'How did you find it so quickly?' but 'How did you find it eventually?' and your response would still be—the Lord brought it to me.

In a world full of situationships and ‘maybes’, don’t play option games with people who show up like they’re your whole ...
16/07/2025

In a world full of situationships and ‘maybes’, don’t play option games with people who show up like they’re your whole squad.

Love.
15/07/2025

Love.

Stand on your mandate unapologetically!
14/07/2025

Stand on your mandate unapologetically!

14/07/2025

Menversations is here!

An exclusive hangout for young men where real, raw and relatable conversations on relationship, career and faith will be had.

Date: Saturday, August 16, 2025

Time: 10am

Venue: Ibadan (To be disclosed to registered participants)

Kindly note that this is open to 20 participants only.

Click link in bio to register and secure your seat.

See you there and then!

14/07/2025

RANDOM 328. Agege bread.

If you've never eaten Agege bread (the original), put it on your bucket list. It has cicatrices, giving it a tribal brand identity. Its incandescent flavour forces the throat to produce a modulated mellifluous sound. It is Tunde's favourite.

Tunde was a junior at Agege Secondary School. He lived with his grandma, a kind soul. She packed him five slices of bread, along with two spoonfuls of yoyo (fried juvenile fish) for breakfast and lunch every day. It was not unusual for Tunde to share his food, however. He took after grandma.

It was Interhouse Sports Day at Agege Secondary School, and the children turned out in Ludo colours - yellow, green, blue, and red. The colours correspond with the names of the houses.

The sports event officially ended at 5pm, but it was a free day for the students, and so they hung out in groups. Tunde's group decided to go to the stadium. It was a walking distance. Perhaps they could sneak in and catch a match. But, they were disappointed when they got to the stadium. A Christian "crusade" was taking place instead. The 4000 capacity stadium was packed. This intrigued the boys. They found spots on the terrace stairs and sat down.

There was something about the preacher. He didn't preach the usual stuff, wasn't even dressed like a preacher. He wore jeans and a white T-shirt. He was rounding up when they arrived. But, then, he suddenly announced snacks would be served. The people erupted into an uproar.

But there was no sign of any food. A quiet murmur began to rumble through the crowd. The head usher took up the gauntlet, came around to ask if anyone had a meal. Well, Tunde had. His lunch was intact. "He has food!" his friends shouted. "Here!" The usher collected the pack of bread and fish and took it to the preacher. Miraculously, baskets of Agege bread appeared, as well as fried fish. There was also Coke. All from five slices of bread and two servings of yoyo.

Five is the number of grace. Two is the number of witness. May the grace of abundance be multiplied unto you this week, and may you have witness. Amen.

13/07/2025

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