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noona:
Just look at the old f**ker,I bet he doesn't even know where he is because of the increasing dementia he's suffering from...all those that went all out to wave at bubu today are bunch of block headed idiots..

deomelo:



Oya, take alabukun for your pain and sorrow..


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ultron12345:
We, the people of Edo wish to congratulate and commend lagosians
on their rapid development. Same is also happening in Ogun. Please, Edo and Yoruba are one, we solicit that you also allow us learn from you and assist us, so that Edo can join Yorubaland to be the pride of the nation.

Please, do not let the pigs from the yeast to slow down your progress, just ignore them.

Once again, congratulations.

Biety:
See development in yoruba land.

Yoruba land is the fastest

developing and the most peaceful in Nigeria and Africa.


this is the lord's doing, it's

pleasant in our eyes.


All nonindegenes living and working in lagos should rejoice with the yorubas if you want these kinds of developments in your region.

nextstep:


I'm proud of Lagos but this tribalism/regionalism must stop. Nigerians have made Lagos what it is. Is Lagos only collecting IGR from Yoruba people? Or tax? How many billions of money (cowries, gold, pounds, and now Naira) from Nigerians all over has poured into Lagos? It's a former capital city, a financial, manufacturing, and entertainment hub - and has only become so due to the efforts of all Nigerians. Federal revenue mostly from Palm and Crude oil (obtained elsewhere) has helped it grow.

As for indigine: do we discount all the Benin people and their descendants who've lived and settled Lagos since 1400s? Are they too not indigene? In it's past life as part of Benin Empire (late 1400s till 1861), it benefitted from the largess of that Empire. Its first Oba - Captain Ashipa (some also say his son Ado) in the Benin Empire - to whom all Obas of Lagos trace their lineage, was given Lagos to govern. How does the Oba of Benin give somebody Lagos if Lagos is not part of his Empire?

So please, although Lagos is located in South West Nigeria, it is a serious discredit to call it Yoruba Land: it's a uniquely multi-cultural place with a complex history where many Nigerians can be said to be indigenes. This is not Ife or Oyo - undisputedly Yoruba cities, but a once forlorn beach that has seen waves of immigration and control over the millennia: settled in part by Aworis* - and to a lesser extent Ekiti - (running from war in the Yoruba hinterlands), and settled in parts by the Edos (empire expansion/trade). More recently (over two centuries) it has seen Portuguese, British, Brazilian, Igbo settlers.

In conclusion, I submit for consideration:
1. its two names: Eko (Edo language) and Lagos (Portuguese language) are decidedly not of Yoruba origin (does it even have an originally Yoruba name?)
2. its Obas owe allegiance ultimately to Benin (and not to Oyo, nor to Ife)
3. it has never been part of the Oyo empire, unlike the rest of Yorubaland.


* Authoritative sources (e.g. the current Oba of Lagos) have stated that the Awori people, though found in Ile-Ife, are actually Binis who followed their self-exiled Prince, the first son of the Ogiso (now called Oba) of Benin Kingdom to Ife.

deomelo:








Pained, angry, bitter, disgruntled, frustrated and suffer head Igbos...

buhariguy:
Idiotic pigs of Biafra will not be happy, they are looking for names they call buhari and ambode for doing a great job

lexy2014:
oga na question I ask. Every one who sees buharis lies&incompetence is IPOB,agreed, just like d martin luther king family. But pls try answer d questions I asked

nextstep:


I'm proud of Lagos but this tribalism/regionalism must stop. Nigerians have made Lagos what it is. Is Lagos only collecting IGR from Yoruba people? Or tax? How many billions of money (cowries, gold, pounds, and now Naira) from Nigerians all over has poured into Lagos? It's a former capital city, a financial, manufacturing, and entertainment hub - and has only become so due to the efforts of all Nigerians. Federal revenue mostly from Palm and Crude oil (obtained elsewhere) has helped it grow.

As for indigine: do we discount all the Benin people and their descendants who've lived and settled Lagos since 1400s? Are they too not indigene? In it's past life as part of Benin Empire (late 1400s till 1861), it benefitted from the largess of that Empire. Its first Oba - Captain Ashipa (some also say his son Ado) in the Benin Empire - to whom all Obas of Lagos trace their lineage, was given Lagos to govern. How does the Oba of Benin give somebody Lagos if Lagos is not part of his Empire?

So please, although Lagos is located in South West Nigeria, it is a serious discredit to call it Yoruba Land: it's a uniquely multi-cultural place with a complex history where many Nigerians can be said to be indigenes. This is not Ife or Oyo - undisputedly Yoruba cities, but a once forlorn beach that has seen waves of immigration and control over the millennia: settled in part by Aworis* - and to a lesser extent Ekiti - (running from war in the Yoruba hinterlands), and settled in parts by the Edos (empire expansion/trade). More recently (over two centuries) it has seen Portuguese, British, Brazilian, Igbo settlers.

In conclusion, I submit for consideration:
1. its two names: Eko (Edo language) and Lagos (Portuguese language) are decidedly not of Yoruba origin (does it even have an originally Yoruba name?)
2. its Obas owe allegiance ultimately to Benin (and not to Oyo, nor to Ife)
3. it has never been part of the Oyo empire, unlike the rest of Yorubaland.


* Authoritative sources (e.g. the current Oba of Lagos) have stated that the Awori people, though found in Ile-Ife, are actually Binis who followed their self-exiled Prince, the first son of the Ogiso (now called Oba) of Benin Kingdom to Ife.

ipobarecriminals:
[ u'll not make heaven with disabilities pictures I swear down. I Don laff,bone dey pain me.chai! see Air Ambulance

dataking:



Shut up, jealous soul

deomelo:




3 distinguished senators representing Lagos; Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Senator Ashafa and Senator Olamikekan Adeola


Eko o ni baje o..

nextstep:


Hah hah... this is your counter argument? By not bringing facts to the table? Thruth: Oyo or Ife have no claim to Lagos.

Funny when Igbos label their ignorant rubbish facts...

tribalistseun:
even a foool know that Lagos State is a no mans land. It's own by igbos 70%

Earthquake1:
A president of a country like Nigeria went to Lagos to commission a bus terminal after 3 Years in government and you are not ashamed?

lagosrd:


They won't be ashamed because they are all clu.......ss

saggis:



Ogbomosho,Ibadan, Ife, Ondo are Youruba lands. Lagos is not. No matter how loud you shout it.

That bus terminal is located at Ikeja. I can bet you that over 70% of the people that will use it are non-Yoruba Lagosians.

Lagos is a Nigerian city. Ditto Abuja.

nextstep:


I'm proud of Lagos but this tribalism/regionalism must stop. Nigerians have made Lagos what it is. Is Lagos only collecting IGR from Yoruba people? Or tax? How many billions of money (cowries, gold, pounds, and now Naira) from Nigerians all over has poured into Lagos? It's a former capital city, a financial, manufacturing, and entertainment hub - and has only become so due to the efforts of all Nigerians. Federal revenue mostly from Palm and Crude oil (obtained elsewhere) has helped it grow.

As for indigine: do we discount all the Benin people and their descendants who've lived and settled Lagos since 1400s? Are they too not indigene? In it's past life as part of Benin Empire (late 1400s till 1861), it benefitted from the largess of that Empire. Its first Oba - Captain Ashipa (some also say his son Ado) in the Benin Empire - to whom all Obas of Lagos trace their lineage, was given Lagos to govern. How does the Oba of Benin give somebody Lagos if Lagos is not part of his Empire?

So please, although Lagos is located in South West Nigeria, it is a serious discredit to call it Yoruba Land: it's a uniquely multi-cultural place with a complex history where many Nigerians can be said to be indigenes. This is not Ife or Oyo - undisputedly Yoruba cities, but a once forlorn beach that has seen waves of immigration and control over the millennia: settled in part by Aworis* - and to a lesser extent Ekiti - (running from war in the Yoruba hinterlands), and settled in parts by the Edos (empire expansion/trade). More recently (over two centuries) it has seen Portuguese, British, Brazilian, Igbo settlers.

In conclusion, I submit for consideration:
1. its two names: Eko (Edo language) and Lagos (Portuguese language) are decidedly not of Yoruba origin (does it even have an originally Yoruba name?)
2. its Obas owe allegiance ultimately to Benin (and not to Oyo, nor to Ife)
3. it has never been part of the Oyo empire, unlike the rest of Yorubaland.


* Authoritative sources (e.g. the current Oba of Lagos) have stated that the Awori people, though found in Ile-Ife, are actually Binis who followed their self-exiled Prince, the first son of the Ogiso (now called Oba) of Benin Kingdom to Ife.

Nedfed:

Not bad?
Tell me that governor who as made a better achievement that Ambode?
Always celebrate gud tins

deomelo:
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Pained, angry, bitter, disgruntled, frustrated and suffer head Igbos...

Earthquake1:
A president of a country like Nigeria went to Lagos to commission a bus terminal after 3 Years in government and you are not ashamed?

prolog2:
Lagos is not and has never been a part of yorubaland.
Lagos is Edo territory.

dammiecool:


Let's pretend u r correct about eko, pls I want to knew if ojota,ikeja,isolo,amuwo odofin,ikorodu,agege,ikoyi,epe,surulere,mushin,ilupeju,Oshodi,alagbado..e.t.c also belong to d Benin empire

deomelo:



Funny when Igbos label their ignorant rubbish facts...

gypsey:
what kinda Rubbish Ambulance is this?
i hope this is a joke Right?