Post by Omotoso Taiwo Yemi (@Toshor)

28 July 2026

How Olamide Baado Story can help us to keep moving, grinding and working hard to build our Lekeelekee Account.

Olamide grew up facing severe poverty in the rough Bariga slum of Lagos, struggling to afford basic meals, dropping out of university due to a lack of money, and walking miles to unpaid show performances before breaking through with his 2010 hit "Eni Duro"

He keeps pushing and believing that one day hustles will pay and it finally pays off.

Your Lekeelekee account may seem to be not growing today, but with time, it will grow beyond your own expectations, only if you do not give up, giving up is a big sin to yourself and to everybody that believes that you will make it in life, keep commenting on people's posts, keep liking people's posts, keep reposting posts that deserves reposting and trust me, you will be noticed and voom, gradually, your account will become big that people will be reaching out to you for help.

Let's draw the cotton here till tomorrow for other words and physical examples of encouragement that can help us.

Thanks all.

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Comfort Yako Asala: Thank you for this encouraging story.
Will remain positive and consistent

Felix: Great message. Olamide’s journey reminds us that consistency, patience, and hard work can turn small beginnings into big achievements. Let’s keep supporting each other, engaging, and building our Lekeelekee accounts one step at a time. Success will come.

Miss Annabel Ossai: I dey Lagos since dey hustle oo tomorrow now I carry motor go village Dem go call am juju

Omotosho Kehinde Seun: This hit home. Olamide was trekking to unpaid shows in Bariga before "Eni Duro" changed his life. If he didn’t quit, we have no excuse, too. To everyone here: keep posting, keep engaging, keep showing up. Lekeelekee will grow. One day na voom and people go dey reach out to us.
We no go give up. Th...