Iya Tamiwo

15/10/2023

I pitch upon some aged women seeking assistance in a rural Community: They Plea for Palliative Support💔😭💔

In the quiet corners of the Ilorin East Communities, amidst the backdrop of wisdom and resilience, there exist stories that often go unheard. These stories are the voices of our aged women who by circumstance I was held down after my quarterly token of support to the needy in the twilight hour of Saturday 14th October 2023, they're aged with weathered life's storms, raised families, and witnessed the passage of time. Now, as they enter their golden years, they find themselves in a position of need, seeking palliative support to ease their burdens.

Many of these old and vulnerable people in this area believe I'm a government appointee because I encourage them to pray for the government of the day and believe the positive impact will surely come to them.

These aged women, with their silver hair and wrinkled hands, hold within them the collective memories of generations past. They have offered their love, care, and guidance to their families, but the challenges of aging have brought new trials. As mobility diminishes and health issues surface, the need for palliative assistance becomes increasingly pressing even my token is not enough due to the increase in all the basic amenities.

Their call for palliative support is a plea for a dignified and comfortable life. It encompasses various aspects, from access to quality healthcare, financial assistance, and emotional well-being but crucial at the moment is the foodstuff. These women, who once served as the pillars of their families, now hope for their families and communities to extend a helping hand in their time of need.

The path to providing palliative care and support for aged women involves various stakeholders, including governments, healthcare providers, community organizations, and concerned individuals. Together, we can ensure that these women live out their remaining years with dignity, comfort, and the knowledge that they are valued members of our society.

Support me with your listening to their plea, recognize their contributions, and unite to provide the palliative support they so rightfully deserve.

It's a moment,
DM for your support, your drop of tears can make a mighty ocean in their happiness.

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04/10/2023

On this special day, Muritala Raheem as the sun graces us with its warmth and the world seems to celebrate your presence, I find myself compelled to put into words what resides deeply within my heart. Today, we celebrate not just another passing year but the existence of an amazing and trustworthy personality
–...Rational Amir

Your life is a testament to the values of trustworthiness, integrity, and unwavering character. In a world often filled with chaos and uncertainty, your presence stands as a beacon of reliability and authenticity. You are the kind of person who not only keeps promises but also makes the world a better place by your mere existence.

Your trustworthiness extends beyond words; it is a quality deeply ingrained in your actions. When you give your word, it becomes a rock-solid commitment that others can depend upon. Your reliability has been a source of solace to many, a comforting reminder that there are still individuals who stand steadfast even in the face of adversity.

In a world where trust can be a scarce commodity, your presence shines as a rare gem. Your honesty is like a steady compass guiding those around you through life's intricate maze. Your authenticity is a breath of fresh air, a reminder that genuine connections are built on sincerity.

As you add another year to your life's incredible journey, I want you to know how profoundly you've touched the lives of those fortunate enough to know you. Your friendship, your trustworthiness, and your unwavering support have been the pillars upon which many have leaned during challenging times.

May this year be filled with boundless joy, remarkable adventures, and the continued growth of your remarkable personality. May you find even greater opportunities to be the trustworthy and amazing person that you are.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Muritala Akanho omo Akanbi Abdulraheem You are a rare and precious soul, and your presence in this world is a gift to us all.

With heartfelt admiration from an icon of the moment,
Amir Rational Munirat Iya Tamiwo, Alhaja Munirat Tamiwo

24/09/2023

THE DESTINY SON OF HUNTER IN GAKPAN

In a remote riverine area of Gakpan in Kpada District nestled deep within a lush forest, there lived a young boy named Kolo. He was the son of a humble hunter, Baba Jiya, who had spent his entire life living off the land and the bounties of the river. Life was simple but fulfilling for the family, and they cherished the natural beauty that surrounded them.

Kolo had always been fascinated by the tales his father would tell him in the evenings, sitting by the campfire. These stories were not of grand adventures or distant lands, but of the deep connection between their people and the untamed wilderness. Yah Ndache "Baba Jiya" taught Kolo the art of hunting, fishing, and surviving in harmony with nature.

As Kolo grew older, he began to understand the delicate balance that existed between his people and the forest. The river provided fish, the forest gave them food, and in return, they respected and protected these sacred realms. But destiny had a different plan for young Kolo, one that would test his understanding of this harmony.

One fateful day, a powerful storm descended upon Gakpan village. The river swelled, its waters threatening to flood their homes. Kolo and his father, along with other villagers, worked tirelessly to build makeshift barriers to divert the rising waters. Their efforts were in vain, as the river's rage overwhelmed their defenses, sweeping away their homes and possessions.

The villagers, including Kolo's family, were left with nothing but the clothes on their backs. They faced the heart-wrenching decision to leave their ancestral lands behind and seek refuge in a nearby town along the Kpada village. Kolo's father, Yah Ndache "Baba Jiya", felt the weight of the situation deeply, knowing that they were leaving behind not just their homes but also their way of life.

In the town, life was starkly different from what Kolo had known. The bustling streets and crowded buildings felt foreign to him. His father took on odd jobs to make ends meet, and Kolo attended a school for the first time in his life at Patigi. Although he struggled with the new environment and the unfamiliarity of books, he was determined to learn.

As the years passed, Kolo's perseverance and innate connection with nature shone through. He became known as the "Destiny Son of Hunter in Gakpan," a title that reflected his unique blend of traditional wisdom and newfound knowledge. He excelled in his studies, eventually earning an outstanding performance to Kaduna to study Public Admin at a prestigious Polytechnic through hardship and pain of never seeing where the sunshine will emanate.

Kolo's journey was not without challenges. He often felt torn between the modern world and the ancient traditions of his people. Yet, he realized that he carried with him a responsibility to bridge these two worlds, to use his education to protect the natural treasures and impactive that his village had revered for generations.

Returning to his riverine homeland in Gakpan as a qualified customs officer after several years of working from hand to mouth, Kolo initiated projects to restore the river's health, promote sustainable fishing practices, and conserve the forest that had been his home. His efforts not only brought prosperity back to his Gakpan community but also strengthened the bond between the people and the land they had reclaimed.

As the years passed, Kolo's story became an inspiration to many. He proved that even in the face of adversity and displacement, one could carry their heritage and values forward while embracing the opportunities of the modern world. Kolo, the "Destiny Son of a Hunter in Gakpan, a Riverine Area," became a symbol of resilience, harmony, and the enduring connection between humans and nature.

Story source; Gakpan Village
Ref: Baba Jiya Kolo Kolo Baba

Amir Rational is my Appellation 🖊️

24/09/2023

There are no bad people. The people you tag as bad, are those bold enough to do what they feel is right. There are no good people. The people you see as good, only appeal to your sentiment. Your world's best is another person's monster.

The wicked lecturer is someone's daddy, the nonchalant matron is someone's mummy, and the Yahoo dude who made someone hang himself is someone's sweetheart, Real gee, Odogwu even the scholar who will seek comprehensive of God ways are victim of adultery.

Who's Bad and Who's Good?

It's a moment

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Cultural Display at its peak, the drummer checking in progress.
Ariya's Mother with the heritage vibes.

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Wahab Munirat
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Happy Birthday Zainab Juliet Beatrice Aduke, C.E.O Zee Cosmetic Worldwide, may Almighty God put you in the right location by His Divine arrangement and allow you to experience the good things of life.

HE will position you where you will be seen and remembered.

Your enterprising character has ignited good friends around you to contact me to chant a sonorous voice to celebrate you

Happy Birthday Aduke omo wan ni Umutu, Ukwani LGA, Delta State.

01/05/2023

OMO ILORIN NI MI ❤️ kindly tag my people 🙏

26/04/2023

It’s a moment to reflect on the lineage praise of the distinguished icon of Nupe Land, my son, husband, and most humble Ibrahim Abiodun of Chatta Village, Edu LGA, Kwara State.

A series of events have renaissance my sonorous voice of praise to acknowledge the impact of Nupe in my Tamiwo blood caravan, Abiodun omo Chatta I will never be tired of calling you and appraising you of your significant impact and making Nupe proud❤️.

22/04/2023

ARIKE nibo lewa ❤️ ?

18/04/2023

ADUNNI❤️

15/04/2023

ABEBI eyin da ❤️?

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Omo mi abeje ooo

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Today, I grace the event of the Care Giver Aged Foundation, at Ajagbe Village, Malete Axis to witness exemplary community development services from the distinguished organization.

More win to the Remmychanter Asatainment, O. Olohungbebe and KWASU Centre for community development.

25/04/2021

The right plug for Yoruba Oratory (Balu Genre), Chanting your lineage praise with a divine sonorous voice that gets you on the throne.

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25/04/2021

Welcome to the sonorous Balu Music 🎤 Empire...