The Afenifere Renewal Group (ARG) has called
on the Federal Government to stop ethic
discrimination, which he claimed had been
meted out to the Yoruba race by the
Jonathan-led administration. This was made known by the National
Chairman of the ARG, Chief Olawale Oshun,
while speaking at a recent forum in Lagos to
discuss the state of the nation. The ARG
scored the current national leadership low on
the issues, adding that the situation of the average Nigerian at the end of last year was
worse than the beginning. Chief Oshun insisted that the South-West had
been short-changed on a number of national
projects which included appointments into
key positions, including the total number of
the Yoruba among the 792 Customs cadets
recently inducted in the country. According to him, “The Yoruba demand to
know why discrimination against us is on the
increase. We note with verifiable evidence at
our disposal, that most routine appointments
and recruitments into the public service under
this administration completely short-change our people,” the ARG chairman said.
www.informationng.com/2013/01/jonathan-administration-is-discriminating-against-yoruba-in-government-appointments-arg.html

Birds of a feather....

This man is silly. As much as I'm concern,yoruba don't need to be appointed to into key political position before we can have a developed nation.

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What different did OBJ's 8 years spell made to a common yoruba's man life? How did bankole been speaker better the life of the average yoruba? I'm yoruba but believe that anyone should be able to lead irrespective of Where he or she comes from in as much as they are capable. The only problem is that the Lots we have as leaders are Thiefin a.s.ss holes.

hmmm

Yorubas held top positions in the last regime,(speakership, board chrm sch. of aviation, chrm NPA e.t.c) was there noticeable diff?

In 2011 Obj nominated this lady from Oyo state for speakership, but Tinubu informed the ACN reps not to vote for her. So, why the noise?
Just learn to live with it.

geeez: We don't care who he appoints where. As long as we have regional autonomy, we are fine. We have a development plan for our region and we don't give a hoot what happens anywhere else as long as it doesn't affect any Yoruba person. We have learned out lessons and will forthwith take our destiny in our own hands

the group is just full of appointment seekers that have no plan for the yoruba people. I agree with you 100%