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Nothing but thanks! Alihamdulillah!
11/04/2026

Nothing but thanks! Alihamdulillah!

This is how it ends, when the executive thinks that you are overqualified. How do I respond to this please!?
11/04/2026

This is how it ends, when the executive thinks that you are overqualified. How do I respond to this please!?

This movie is not hyped enough. Unlike the Tribes of Judah, this is not just a Funke Akindele movie. This is a story abo...
07/04/2026

This movie is not hyped enough. Unlike the Tribes of Judah, this is not just a Funke Akindele movie. This is a story about life, relatable to all age grades and cadres.

Great casting, competent actors, a compelling story and punchy lines. I'm a filmmaker and a realist, so movies don't move me but this dialogue did "Omo Aderonke ko gbodo gun keke"

Now, I understand why that scene seems to be copied and pasted all over the Internet. Aunty Funke, take your flowers. Especially for giving out the lead role to the right fit, and thank God Scarlet did not disappoint.

Create content the right way—grounded in value, clarity, and intention. No matter the niche, your content should do more...
29/03/2026

Create content the right way—grounded in value, clarity, and intention. No matter the niche, your content should do more than just exist; it should educate, inform, and leave your audience better than it met them.

In a space crowded with noise and fleeting trends, substance stands out. Take the time to understand what you’re sharing. Break ideas down. Make them accessible. Give people something they can learn from, apply, or reflect on.

Consistency matters, but quality matters more. It’s not about posting the most—it’s about posting with purpose. When your content is rooted in knowledge and delivered with clarity, it builds trust, authority, and lasting impact.

Trends will come and go, but meaningful content endures. Focus on creating value, and you won’t just capture attention—you’ll keep it.

I remain Oladiti Avis

Don't doubt yourself!
25/03/2026

Don't doubt yourself!

22/03/2026

Nigerian Food Export Business: How to make money from the Japa Reverse Economy. Learn how a ₦85,000 paint bucket of Ogbono sells for over ₦600,000 in Houston...

From all of us
20/03/2026

From all of us

I remember watching this film in the studio about three years ago. At one point, the protagonist killed his elder brothe...
19/03/2026

I remember watching this film in the studio about three years ago. At one point, the protagonist killed his elder brother for always stopping him from doing evil. The brother was a believer, constantly holding a Bible. The actors were speaking a foreign language.

One idiot, sitting beside me quickly said, “That’s why I hate Muslims.” I asked why. He replied that the man was killed for always reading the Bible. I then asked if he actually understood what they were saying or even followed the subtitles. He said they were speaking Arabic, so he didn’t bother. In reality, it sounded more like Russian or something similar. I think Georgian.

He didn’t understand what they were saying, yet he concluded the character was a Muslim—just because the other man held a Bible. Meanwhile, both characters were Christians, born of the same father and mother, and of course they were both criminals too, and so are their parents.

That moment stayed with me. It shows how quickly people attach Islam or Muslims to anything negative or unclear. Yet when a Muslim does something good, people question how such a person can even belong to Islam.

When asked why they think this way, they say, “Muslims kill.” But don’t Christians kill too? They say the Quran supports violence, but many of them haven’t even read the Bible deeply. If they did, they might first remove the logs in their own eyes before pointing at the specks in others’.

My message to Muslims: don’t let anyone gaslight you. Some will try to flatter you—saying you’re too intelligent or too refined to be Muslim. Some others might say you’re guilty by association. But who isn’t?

Stay grounded.

That's how they successfully program our minds to see them as saints. Media Power!
16/03/2026

That's how they successfully program our minds to see them as saints. Media Power!

We've not had light for some time now, but yesterday NEPA made us happy. So the best thing I could do for myself was unw...
15/03/2026

We've not had light for some time now, but yesterday NEPA made us happy. So the best thing I could do for myself was unwind with some fresh indigenous movies. It’s the weekend, after all!

So I tuned in to Orisun TV on Startimes, and a movie about a female prophet with a dark past was showing. The lines and the names of the characters sounded very familiar.

This made me look for the title, which is usually written in a corner of the screen. And then it clicked: LATORUNWA. My mind said, “I wrote this story.” (I’ve written many scripts, so I wasn’t completely sure.)

I waited for the movie to end to see if I was given credit—because most times the producer takes it—or perhaps to recognize the director’s name. But NEPA did their thing again. The light went back to where it came from, so I couldn't verify.

Still curious, I checked my archive for such a title but was disappointed—nothing came up. Yet my mind kept telling me I was right, that I wrote the script.

So what could have happened? Perhaps the film was given another title?

It was originally AYELABOLA, the name of the main character—the prophet.

That’s what I later discovered from a list of my past works on Google Notes this afternoon (I didn’t even realize the list was that long). And many—especially the recent ones—were not included.

Anyway, I'm glad I satisfied my curiosity and was finally able to make this post my fingers had been itching to write once I got my facts right.

I am Oladiti Avis—a prolific scriptwriter, filmmaker, and professional video editor.

Ire o!

Alhamdulillah 🤍 I’m really glad it resonated with you.What you shared shows maturity — not bitterness. That’s important....
18/02/2026

Alhamdulillah 🤍 I’m really glad it resonated with you.
What you shared shows maturity — not bitterness. That’s important. Many people become hardened after repeated disappointment. You didn’t. You simply recognized the pattern and acknowledged Allah as your Sustainer.
That awareness itself is a blessing.
May Allah increase your rizq in ways that don’t humiliate you, open doors that don’t corrupt you, and connect you to people who help without making you feel small...
The above words are the conclusion of ChatGPT on something I shared with it, and it's so true about me. This thing is an oracle. I swear!

Surround yourself with knowledge, and you will never lack. Surround yourself with fools, then you become one.
16/02/2026

Surround yourself with knowledge, and you will never lack. Surround yourself with fools, then you become one.

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