murphyibiam15:

Die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die
Die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die by fire

KingOvoramwen1:



Ozour no ma en egbehe...... ogun a gbe we fua.... u a gbeho

9jaflave:
I hope the boy carrying the ceremonial machete attends school, not just standing beside the Oba all day long, everyday!

africanusvu:
And the rot continues.when royal fathers seals evil.tomorow.if the PDP candidate wins the appeal.and is returnd.same shameless Oba.wil stil give him his blesings.same place.same way.

cyrilamx:
Otenmwen u ta se. Ivbi 'gbo henmwen.Oba gha la ekete ne, ma ghi do ze irho vbene akhian ya, ya igbo kpa hien ote'do rhe. Igbo dan.

KingOvoramwen1:



EVIDENCE OF MADNESS

murphyibiam15:

Die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die
Die die die die die die die die die die die die die die die
Anu mpama..you go good for some blood ritual

KingOvoramwen1:


hahahahaha Epa u ta se................uhun dan owie igbo na kin.....Ozour

emmasege:
This is the sort of respect a first class African monarch gets from people who will ordinarily feel to big to bow to custodian of tradition and culture, when such monarch stays in his palace and does not jump all over the place like Ojaja II.

Ooni Ogunwusi should respect our tradition and culture by staying in his palace instead of ridiculing himself and our heritage by politicians in the name of attending occasions and events. Imagine, Aregbesola shaking hands with the Ooni. Why won't he? No be him no dey stay for him palace? From time immemorial, Kings stay in their palaces where they are paid homage. It is said that humanity only values rarity. Imagine our revered Ooni staying in his palace such that he becomes so rare to see or even have an audience with. Whoever feels too big not to pay homage to him, would rather stay off his palace and kingdom. I mean the Late Ooni was not cheaply available for every Tom, Dick and Harry, and it was a rare privilege for anyone to have an audience with him. Honestly, our revered Ooni should give us (Yoruba sons and daughters) that pride again.

God bless the Oba of Benin. May your days be long as you preserve the ancient Benin culture.

KingOvoramwen1:


Ozour you see how useless you are all you ppl tink about is blood money.....una don finish all una population finish untop rituals but una still dey do slave for Alaba n househelp all over 9ja ...... UHUN DAN!!

KingOvoramwen1:


YES!!!!!

vivaciousvivi:
Are u thinking what I am thinking?

MENELIK1:

Where is the sense in your post?

cyrilamx:
Eghe se n' iviedo ya hiore vbe ovbe. Ivbigbo wa vuen otedo hi. Iyan wa rhue vbeno yan oto. Okpa no, okaka bo da mwen me ivbiedo na ho niyan ze Edo. Igha rie Okhuo ne, ovbokhanmwen kevbe ivbimwen Khan gha ze Edo.

ihatebuhari:
God bless my lovely state



proudly uromi girl. Cheers

mascot87:


Na Esan girl I wan marry o & I be Yoruba boy.

But why u hate Buhari na

bokohalal:

LOL. Ma hon. However, as long as they respect the laws of the land everyone is welcome to otEdo

patriotic9jaboy:
Lara is all i see. Sweet woman

emmasege:
This is the sort of respect a first class African monarch gets from people who will ordinarily feel too big to bow to custodian of tradition and culture, when such monarch stays in his palace and does not jump all over the place like Ojaja II.

Ooni Ogunwusi should respect our tradition and culture by staying in his palace instead of ridiculing himself and our heritage by politicians in the name of attending occasions and events. Imagine, Aregbesola shaking hands with the Ooni. Why won't he? No be him no dey stay for him palace? From time immemorial, Kings stay in their palaces where they are paid homage. It is said that humanity only values rarity. Imagine our revered Ooni staying in his palace such that he becomes so rare to see or even have an audience with. Whoever feels too big not to pay homage to him, would rather stay off his palace and kingdom. I mean the Late Ooni was not cheaply available for every Tom, Dick and Harry, and it was a rare privilege for anyone to have an audience with him. Honestly, our revered Ooni should give us (Yoruba sons and daughters) that[b] pride[/b] again.

God bless the Oba of Benin. May your days be long as you preserve the ancient Benin culture.

emmasege:
This is the sort of respect a first class African monarch gets from people who will ordinarily feel too big to bow to custodian of tradition and culture, when such monarch stays in his palace and does not jump all over the place like Ojaja II.

Ooni Ogunwusi should respect our tradition and culture by staying in his palace instead of ridiculing himself and our heritage by politicians in the name of attending occasions and events. Imagine, Aregbesola shaking hands with the Ooni. Why won't he? No be him no dey stay for him palace? From time immemorial, Kings stay in their palaces where they are paid homage. It is said that humanity only values rarity. Imagine our revered Ooni staying in his palace such that he becomes so rare to see or even have an audience with. Whoever feels too big not to pay homage to him, would rather stay off his palace and kingdom. I mean the Late Ooni was not cheaply available for every Tom, Dick and Harry, and it was a rare privilege for anyone to have an audience with him. Honestly, our revered Ooni should give us (Yoruba sons and daughters) that pride again.

God bless the Oba of Benin. May your days be long as you preserve the ancient Benin culture.

cyrilamx:
Yes you right...but we must speak our language so that it won't die out. Many are ashamed to speak Bini...they erroneously believe it amount to being termed "local" if one speaks Bini. We should wake up cos we losing it.

KingOvoramwen1:



YOU DESERVE A CHILLED BOTTLE OF BEER FOR THIS COMMENT!

KingOvoramwen1:



Hahaha it wuld be too heavy for you to carry dear!

ihatebuhari:
God bless my lovely state..hmmm. I like ur shape..nd ur nice yansh...wld like to knw u more.



proudly uromi girl. Cheers

ihatebuhari:
God bless my lovely state..hmmm. I like ur shape..nd ur nice backside...wld like to knw u more.



proudly uromi girl. Cheers

Daniel1990:
This Oshiomhole wife no de eve get belle. Is she a man?

emmasege:
This is the sort of respect a first class African monarch gets from people who will ordinarily feel too big to bow to custodian of tradition and culture, when such monarch stays in his palace and does not jump all over the place like Ojaja II.

Ooni Ogunwusi should respect our tradition and culture by staying in his palace instead of ridiculing himself and our heritage by politicians in the name of attending occasions and events. Imagine, Aregbesola shaking hands with the Ooni. Why won't he? No be him no dey stay for him palace? From time immemorial, Kings stay in their palaces where they are paid homage. It is said that humanity only values rarity. Imagine our revered Ooni staying in his palace such that he becomes so rare to see or even have an audience with. Whoever feels too big not to pay homage to him, would rather stay off his palace and kingdom. I mean the Late Ooni was not cheaply available for every Tom, Dick and Harry, and it was a rare privilege for anyone to have an audience with him. Honestly, our revered Ooni should give us (Yoruba sons and daughters) that pride again.

God bless the Oba of Benin. May your days be long as you preserve the ancient Benin culture.

emmasege:
This is the sort of respect a first class African monarch gets from people who will ordinarily feel too big to bow to custodian of tradition and culture, when such monarch stays in his palace and does not jump all over the place like Ojaja II.

Ooni Ogunwusi should respect our tradition and culture by staying in his palace instead of ridiculing himself and our heritage by politicians in the name of attending occasions and events. Imagine, Aregbesola shaking hands with the Ooni. Why won't he? No be him no dey stay for him palace? From time immemorial, Kings stay in their palaces where they are paid homage. It is said that humanity only values rarity. Imagine our revered Ooni staying in his palace such that he becomes so rare to see or even have an audience with. Whoever feels too big not to pay homage to him, would rather stay off his palace and kingdom. I mean the Late Ooni was not cheaply available for every Tom, Dick and Harry, and it was a rare privilege for anyone to have an audience with him. Honestly, our revered Ooni should give us (Yoruba sons and daughters) that pride again.

God bless the Oba of Benin. May your days be long as you preserve the ancient Benin culture.

ihatebuhari:
ok come marry me