Deedeedeeone:

Nigeria can never be restructured! Why do Yorubas like to deceive themselves? Is it part of our culture or what?
It is easier to split the country than to restructure it. The Northerners see no difference between both.

Deedeedeeone:

Are you sure? Nigeria can never be restructured. In fact, spliting the country is easier than restructuring.
Use your brain!

mercyville:
Then you are not thinking about the future .Ask yourself..is this where
Nigeria should be in this age..especially.. Yoruba with all the endowments bestowed on us by God.Have you not seen that the North is saying..if we(north) do not grow..then the rest of the country too must stay with us in the stagnant state we created for ourselves.I am sure you are benefitting from the rot.

Markfemi2:

The guy is not that smart

Markfemi2:

The guy is not that smart

Deedeedeeone:

Brother mi, o sun mi oo

Markfemi2:



He opened his mouth to type forget about Keats and Kogi that's when I knew the boy was very ignorant
Oyo border made 120bn half year 2017 all that money went to central
The same oyo is struggling to maintain lautech
And the mumu is still saying one Nigeria
After north as said no to restructuring

Johnnyessence:
The funniest thing here's that some yorubas rob themselves with hausa and fulani which the division isn't smooth enough. Now they are clamouring for restructuring in which I don't think it will work with the present politicians we have at the center. I strongly believe if yoruba nation is been form yoruba people will do well on every spheres of life.

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Deedeedeeone:

Some Yoruba people need to be smacked in the head for them to reason like humans. How can a Yoruba man say that Yoruba people survival lies on other Nigerians tribes? How can a Yoruba say that Yoruba companies cannot survive when we leave the country? If that is so, then how come American, south korea and Japanese multinational companies are surviving? Note that South Korea and Japan are monoethnic countries.
His ignorance stinks me!

Johnnyessence:
The funniest thing here's that some yorubas rob themselves with hausa and fulani which the division isn't smooth enough. Now they are clamouring for restructuring in which I don't think it will work with the present politicians we have at the center. I strongly believe if yoruba nation is been form yoruba people will do well on every spheres of life.

Markfemi2:


no o exclude non ilorin yoruba from kwara
the yorubas in kogi are not slavish thinking
they know they come from ife
the ilorin can form state with nupe and continue to lick ass of emir gambari
if they are not willing to rescue themselves there is very little we other yoruba subgroups can do

FlyoruB:


I was referring specifically to none other than the slavish Ilorin-fula Yoruba wannabes whose mentality he's depicting, not the other Kwaran yorubas who do not share such inferiority complex.

He is currently a member of the Executive Cabinet of Lagos State. He was appointed as the Special Adviser on Education to the Lagos State Governor – Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Monday 19th October 2015.

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Other Leadership accomplishments include:

Director, Publicity & Media: Prof. Yemi Osinbajo Campaign Team
Member: Technical Committee for Sports Development – Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN)
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Pastor: Foundation of Truth Assembly, Ajah, Lagos
Chairman: Lagos State Chess Association
Board member: Nigeria Academicals Sports Committee (NASCOM)
Sub-committee Member: National Sport Festival, Lagos State LOC
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President: MBA Class – Business School Netherlands
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Deedeedeeone:
Nigeria will never be restructured.
We must face reality. Splitting the country will be far much easier than restructuring it.

Markfemi2:


Gbam !
I read an article where someone said Yoruba leaders have failed to wake the inner Yoruba consciousness in us !
This guy is a typical example
Imagine during the lagos Ibadan debate Yoruba senators were not there to champion the cause ?

Deedeedeeone:

Some Yoruba people need to be smacked in the head for them to reason like humans. How can a Yoruba man say that Yoruba people survival lies on other Nigerians tribes? How can a Yoruba say that Yoruba companies cannot survive when we leave the country? If that is so, then how come American, south korea and Japanese multinational companies are surviving? Note that South Korea and Japan are monoethnic countries.
His ignorance stinks me!

mercyville:
Laudate..Laudate..Laudate.I have always enjoyed your posts.you are not Yoruba but you have shown tremendous love to the great Yoruba race.May GOD shower you with eternal mercies..You are such a precious gem..

Markfemi2:


Gbam
I'm 100% confident Yoruba nation will have electricity not this nonsense we are managing generator

Deedeedeeone:
Nigeria will never be restructured.
We must face reality. Splitting the country will be far much easier than restructuring it.