ImperialYoruba:
Ive said many times. When Fulani, Hausa, Ijaw or Ibo or anybody start trouble on our land and they call security for safety, we should mow down the security first. That should be our modus operandi going forward. If trouble start and Yoruba is involved we dont to see police, we dont want to see military. If they show face they will be the first casualty. We will attack security and even kill them if they stand in our way. Let Nigeria burn!

If you are Yoruba living in North pack your family and come home to safety. If anything happens to those guys in police custody in Abuja Northerners in Yorubaland will suffer.

Well spoken like a coward.

This is the way it should be. I've said it once and still saying it now that any Yoruba still living in the north or non-Yoruba states does so at their own peril. Yoruba part is what really brings foreigners to Nigeria. There are busloads of people from SE and north trooping in to the west daily, so how can any Yoruba still be out of our region while others move in droves? This sshitt's going to have the lid blown off and it won't be funny to start looking for a way out when it's too late.

ImperialYoruba:
Ive said many times. When Fulani, Hausa, Ijaw or Ibo or anybody start trouble on our land and they call security for safety, we should mow down the security first. That should be our modus operandi going forward. If trouble start and Yoruba is involved we dont to see police, we dont want to see military. If they show face they will be the first casualty. We will attack security and even kill them if they stand in our way. Let Nigeria burn!

If you are Yoruba living in North pack your family and come home to safety. If anything happens to those guys in police custody in Abuja Northerners in Yorubaland will suffer.

@ All Yoruba here, just start walking your talk. You already know ibos to be born for the purpose of what they are doing, mischief. It's not like one off thing. We need to stop rallying around them when they are in trouble, we never expect payback but we have to put them in their place. Ibos are not our friends in Nigeria, they are worse than Hausa but just don't want.to die. They fight us daily with everything within their means. Anytime there's problem between Yoruba and Hausa, they celebrate and become spokespersons for the north, while we run to thei rescue like this Yoruba lawyer did to help an igbo who actually got what he wanted. He wasn't defending himself like the Yoruba in Ile ife did, but went out to court the trouble.

He was granted bail but as he could not afford money to perfect his bail, he was remanded in prison custody while the case was adjourned to September 21, 2016. Mr. Iroko, upon his release from prison custody, later briefed human rights lawyer and pro-democracy activist, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa and some other lawyers, who all offered to defend him, pro bono.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/court-adjourns-nov-21-case-man-named-dog-buhari/

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/court-adjourns-nov-21-case-man-named-dog-buhari/