Abiola OlaOluwa's Pen

15/01/2026

My determination this year

04/08/2025

Waiting dey happen here

03/08/2025

Learn from those who know road

03/08/2025

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07/07/2025

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24/06/2025

A Cry from the Altar

What my eyes have seen among ministers of grace,
My lips can scarcely utter—it's a bitter, burning taste.
Disgust wraps my soul in grief so deep,
The altar now groans while heaven weeps.

Old lives transferred to sacred space,
With untamed hearts behind holy face.
That stubborn nature, uncrucified,
Now sits on the altar, glorified.

A pastor with alcohol on his breath,
Sneaking through doors of adultery and death.
Church scammed with "prophetic" 419,
Where is the circumcision of the mind?

My heart is bleeding, O God, it's torn—
Because secrets now parade in scorn.
Social media sings the shame,
While the world mocks His holy name.

Ministers tie charms beneath their robes,
The line between prophet and herbalist erodes.
Soaps for thieves, incantations for power,
Witchcraft dressed in a preacher’s tower.

Clerical collars hide their spell,
Yet the stench of sorcery is easy to tell.
Inside I scream, ashamed to kneel,
The altar is filthy — Lord, help me heal.

But there is a call…

Come out of darkness, return to the Flame,
To the First Love — Jesus, that sacred Name.
The Bridegroom comes, His steps are near,
He comes with reward — and holy fear.

He says, "Behold, I come quickly, and my reward is with Me,
To give every soul what their works decree."
So where will you spend eternity’s light?
Turn now. Be saved. Step into right.

Repent, O preacher. You’ve strayed too far.
Come back to the Cross, not just the collar you wear.
The time is now — don’t wait for the fall.
The Master is calling… will you heed the call?

Abiola OlaOluwa
Poet & Author

24/06/2025

I will not witness this in Jesus name

19/06/2025

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18/06/2025

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THE PRESUMPTION TRAP
How to Distinguish God’s Voice from Your Own Thoughts
By Abiola OlaOluwa

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✅ The difference between faith and presumption
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✅ Biblical tools to sharpen your spiritual ears

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20/05/2025

3 TYPE IF LEADER
By Abiola OlaOluwa

1. The Bitter Leaf Leader
This is the leader who says,
"If I suffered, you must too."
They see pain as a rite of passage,
Not as a phase to improve upon.
Instead of making the road smoother,
They guard the thorns with pride.
They wear their struggle like a crown,
And want others to bleed for the throne.

2. The Palm Tree Leader
Graceful and giving, they provide:
Oil for the lamp, shade for the tired,
Sweet fruit to nourish.
But here's the twist—
Under the palm, nothing grows.
Followers are fed,
But not freed.
They serve well but stay small,
Because the shadow of greatness
Blocks the sun from others’ seeds.

3. The Banana Tree Leader
This is the destiny awakener.
When it grows, others grow too.
When it rises, it multiplies.
It dies, yes, but in death—
It gives birth to many more.
This leader empowers,
Not imprisons.
Pushes you forward, not just beneath.
They say: “You were born to fly, not just serve.”
They grow leaders, not just loyalists.

Abiola OlaOluwa
Poet & Author

20/05/2025

THREE TYPES OF LEADERS IN REALITY

In the journey of leadership, not all leaders are the same. Some lead with scars, others with shade, and a few with seeds. Let’s explore the three types of leaders often seen in real-life settings:

1. The Bitter Leaf Leader
This type of leader sees pain as a mandatory rite of passage. Because they suffered, they believe everyone under them must suffer too. They wear their hardship like a badge of honour and intentionally make things hard for their followers. To them, success without struggle is unearned.
They'll say things like:
"When I was coming up, nobody helped me!"
So they shut the door they passed through, thinking pain builds character—but forgetting that pain without purpose creates bitterness, not growth.
In truth, such leaders reproduce trauma, not transformation.

2. The Palm Tree Leader
These leaders are generous and dependable. They feed, clothe, and provide shelter for their followers. Loyalty is rewarded. Needs are met.
However, there's a downside: they create dependency.
Just like under a palm tree, the soil is rich but overshadowed. Other trees can’t grow because the palm's presence dominates everything.
Followers become comfortable but stagnant—well-fed but visionless, loyal but lifeless. They serve the leader’s vision but are never released to chase their own.
In reality, these leaders don't intentionally suppress others—but their structure creates ceiling instead of platform.

3. The Banana Tree Leader
Now this is the true model of transformational leadership.
The banana tree grows, bears fruit, and then dies—but not without first producing many new shoots that grow on their own.
This leader equips, empowers, and releases. They are not afraid of being outshined by their protégés.
They mentor with the future in mind, not ego in heart.
They don't see followers—they see leaders-in-training.
They believe in legacy, not loyalty alone. They celebrate when those they mentored rise, even if it means losing their seat at the table.
These are the leaders who multiply influence, not just maintain control.

Conclusion:
Ask yourself:
Are you repeating your pain?
Are you breeding dependency?
Or are you growing destiny?

The world doesn’t need more powerful leaders.
It needs more purposeful ones—leaders who grow other leaders.

Edited by Abiola OlaOluwa
Poet& Author

12/05/2025

BEHIND THE CLOSED DOOR
Both were spiritual, firebrand and true,
They thought it was love—but it barely grew.
It was infatuation dressed in devotion,
A fleeting wave, not a lasting ocean.

Brother dreamt of sister by the well,
Drawing water, under heaven’s spell.
A sign, perhaps, of love divine—
But signs can lie, or misalign.

They didn’t know, behind that closed door,
What looked like gold could be folklore.

LOVE IS SWEET—
But love will sweat.
It drips like dew,
Then drenches wet.
Like flood it flows, without delay—
If care is lost, it sweeps away.

Behind the door, marriage begins,
Where truth unveils and flesh wears thin.
Naked souls, no more disguise,
The masks fall off, no more lies.

Character speaks, loud and clear—
The "real you" and "real me" appear.

Who is deceiving who?
Marriage is no school with caps and gowns—
No graduation, no turnaround.
In this place, math rewrites the rule:
ONE + ONE = ONE—Heaven’s tool.

Behind that door, the silence speaks,
And pride or patience shapes the weeks.

So—
Repent completely, let grace restore,
Forgive, submit, love more and more.
Run this race with holy eyes,
Or be caught off guard by truth in disguise.

Abiola OlaOluwa
Poet & Author