IamMissMarvel:
That white woman in aso oke. Na Yoruba woman she be too?

bloodyBLOGGER:
keep shut.

I wonder why people of no known culture and history are going about detracting this fine gentleman of a king. Even those who have a culture and history are also criticising him. They don't seem to realise that they are still living in the past with their archaic mentality of screaming "Oba no dey go transfer". Isn't it boring to be in the palace all day as if it's some kind of four walls of a prison?

The Ooni is simply rallying his subjects towards unity. I guess he wants development for his kingdom, a thing you can't get if you stay stuck in the palace. His detractors are claiming that the people he visits are the ones who suppose to visit him cos thats what First Class kings do. While they may be right, have we asked ourselves what such visitors come to do? They just show up during election campaign period, grease the palms of this kings and the rest is history- they never show up again. But here is an Oba, who knows getting his palms greased would be his own benefit alone without his people having a crumb from it, going about to meet the high and mighty in order to attract investments to his kingdom cos his dream is to turn Ife into a tourist attraction. Can having himself glued to his palace achieve that? I believe his visit to Fashola is to look at ways electricity can increase in supply to his kingdom for investors to find appealing.

I believe with time, he is going to be loved and his ways better understood by reasonable people who aren't stuck with archaic ways.

Remember how we all lashed at Ambode when he first assumed mantle of leadership. Aren't we the same guys praising him now?

AdaNri1:
Is it the culture that the wife must always wear white? I've noticed she's mostly in white with her hair tied completely.

Davbams:
wetin Ooni see for this lady body sef...

Edo people! i hail oh!

control thins!

bloodyBLOGGER:
keep shut.

I wonder why people of no known culture and history are going about detracting this fine gentleman of a king. Even those who have a culture and history are also criticising him. They don't seem to realise that they are still living in the past with their archaic mentality of screaming "Oba no dey go transfer". Isn't it boring to be in the palace all day as if it's some kind of four walls of a prison?

The Ooni is simply rallying his subjects towards unity. I guess he wants development for his kingdom, a thing you can't get if you stay stuck in the palace. His detractors are claiming that the people he visits are the ones who suppose to visit him cos thats what First Class kings do. While they may be right, have we asked ourselves what such visitors come to do? They just show up during election campaign period, grease the palms of this kings and the rest is history- they never show up again. But here is an Oba, who knows getting his palms greased would be his own benefit alone without his people having a crumb from it, going about to meet the high and mighty in order to attract investments to his kingdom cos his dream is to turn Ife into a tourist attraction. Can having himself glued to his palace achieve that? I believe his visit to Fashola is to look at ways electricity can increase in supply to his kingdom for investors to find appealing.

I believe with time, he is going to be loved and his ways better understood by reasonable people who aren't stuck with archaic ways.

Remember how we all lashed at Ambode when he first assumed mantle of leadership. Aren't we the same guys praising him now?

Davbams:
wetin Ooni see for this lady body sef...
Edo people! i hail oh!
control thins!

Lilimax:
It could be the dressing mode for an Oba's wife most especially Ooni's whose hubby is the leader of Yoruba Kingdom. However, I've seen her opened her hair on her birthday which she celebrated recently

Babzilla:
I hope they dont run into the Lebanese man who drilled the queen

AjayiWrites:
More.....

Truly, Yoruba loni asa, Yoruba loni ede


Watch the video and see more pictures here..

http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2016/06/ooni-of-ife-off-to-un-headquarters-in.html

Davbams:
wetin Ooni see for this lady body sef...

Edo people! i hail oh!

control thins!

bloodyBLOGGER:
keep shut.

I wonder why people of no known culture and history are going about detracting this fine gentleman of a king. Even those who have a culture and history are also criticising him. They don't seem to realise that they are still living in the past with their archaic mentality of screaming "Oba no dey go transfer". Isn't it boring to be in the palace all day as if it's some kind of four walls of a prison?

The Ooni is simply rallying his subjects towards unity. I guess he wants development for his kingdom, a thing you can't get if you stay stuck in the palace. His detractors are claiming that the people he visits are the ones who suppose to visit him cos thats what First Class kings do. While they may be right, have we asked ourselves what such visitors come to do? They just show up during election campaign period, grease the palms of this kings and the rest is history- they never show up again. But here is an Oba, who knows getting his palms greased would be his own benefit alone without his people having a crumb from it, going about to meet the high and mighty in order to attract investments to his kingdom cos his dream is to turn Ife into a tourist attraction. Can having himself glued to his palace achieve that? I believe his visit to Fashola is to look at ways electricity can increase in supply to his kingdom for investors to find appealing.

I believe with time, he is going to be loved and his ways better understood by reasonable people who aren't stuck with archaic ways.

Remember how we all lashed at Ambode when he first assumed mantle of leadership. Aren't we the same guys praising him now?

IamMissMarvel:
That white woman in aso oke. Na Yoruba woman she be too?

AjayiWrites:
More.....

Truly, Yoruba loni asa, Yoruba loni ede


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bloodyBLOGGER:
keep shut.

I wonder why people of no known culture and history are going about detracting this fine gentleman of a king. Even those who have a culture and history are also criticising him. They don't seem to realise that they are still living in the past with their archaic mentality of screaming "Oba no dey go transfer". Isn't it boring to be in the palace all day as if it's some kind of four walls of a prison?

The Ooni is simply rallying his subjects towards unity. I guess he wants development for his kingdom, a thing you can't get if you stay stuck in the palace. His detractors are claiming that the people he visits are the ones who suppose to visit him cos thats what First Class kings do. While they may be right, have we asked ourselves what such visitors come to do? They just show up during election campaign period, grease the palms of this kings and the rest is history- they never show up again. But here is an Oba, who knows getting his palms greased would be his own benefit alone without his people having a crumb from it, going about to meet the high and mighty in order to attract investments to his kingdom cos his dream is to turn Ife into a tourist attraction. Can having himself glued to his palace achieve that? I believe his visit to Fashola is to look at ways electricity can increase in supply to his kingdom for investors to find appealing.

I believe with time, he is going to be loved and his ways better understood by reasonable people who aren't stuck with archaic ways.

Remember how we all lashed at Ambode when he first assumed mantle of leadership. Aren't we the same guys praising him now?