Kemistri4:
Olubunmi Jibowu bows and looks at the camera as she presents a bouquet to the Queen during her visit to Nigeria to inaugurate the Federal Court at Lagos.

madridguy:
Late Queen of England....Such a beautiful woman.

Some people are just naturally lucky in this life. This woman enjoyed the whole 96 years on earth.

ImperialYoruba:
Sir Ojukwu released his RollsRoyce Phantom with his personal driver to chauffer Queen around Nigeria.

This was after his generosity to finance the British warchest during 2nd world war.

Kemistri4:
Queen Elizabeth II reviews the honor guard upon her arrival at Nnamdi Azikiwe Int. Airport in Abuja, 03 December 2003.
This was her first visit since the country won its independence.

Mrkindness:
All over the world they were talking about her visit to common wealth nations, Ghana, Kenya south Africa but nobody talk anything about Nigeria. Buhari, Tinubu and APC have brought disrepute to Nigeria.

FalseProphet1:
The queen was tribalistic she spent most of her time in northern Nigeria that's why she allowed them sized power, she marginalised the south east.

This I have seen.

everythinggirly:
8 interesting facts about QUEEN ELIZABETH 11
1. She has been served by 14 UK Prime Ministers.
2. She's the only person in the UK allowed to drive without a license.
3. She owns an elephant, 2 giant turtles, a jaguar, and a pair of sloths.
4. She celebrate birthdays twice in a year.
5. Her nickname includes, "Lilibet" and "Cabbage".
6. She studied constitutional history, law and religion.
7. She has traveled to more than 100 countries.
8. She owns all of the swans in the UK waters.

1926-2022.
You have served humanity...
RIP QUEEN ELIZABETH 11.

Beremx:
I remember there was an argument years back on this forum about the owner of the Rolls Royce the Queen used. Some said the Rolls Royce belonged to the Emir of Kano at that time. The people who argued in favor of the Emir sounded stupid as if they were there when the Emir gave the car to be used by the Queen.

OldNairalander:
Don't forget that the car she rode on was borrowed from the senior Ojukwu.
Where was the Iragbiji landlord then?

Kemistri4:
On January 30th, 1956, 4yr-Old Folashade Lawson (now Randle) presents a bouquet of flowers to HM The Queen during her visit to Lagos in 1956. Her father, Chief Adeyemi Lawson was the Chairman of the Lagos Town Council at the time.

jkpbestseries:
Nigeria was havin hope then

"Otoro gba gbue gi"- Jeff Bezoz and Prof Uju Anya trade words as she berates Queen Elizabeth II death"

Following the death of the British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, encomiums and condolences have continued to pour in from around the world. The Queen died after a brief breakdown in health.

The Queen died aged 96, Buckingham Palace has announced -
"The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and the Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow," Buckingham Palace said earlier in a briefing.

Taking to her Twitter account, Prof Uju Anya fired several damning shots at the British empire and the influential role played by the late Queen of Elizabeth II. According to the tweet, she wrote -

"I heard the chief monarch of a thieving genocidal empire is finally dying. May her pain be excruciating". The tweet has now been deleted at the time of this report.

Apparently, this tweet came immediately it was announced that the Queen's health was not good. Replying the tweet, billionaire Jeff Bezoz replied this -

"This is someone supposedly working to make the world better? I don’t think so. Wow."

Read the Full Story here.

"Otoro gba gbue gi"- Jeff Bezoz and Prof Uju Anya trade words as she berates Queen Elizabeth II death

madridguy:
Late Queen of England....Such a beautiful woman.

Some people are just naturally lucky in this life. This woman enjoyed the whole 96 years on earth.

Realist12:
Beautiful , our democratic history in Nigeria is still young but we have leaders who can understand our complex mentality and utilize it optimally.
Prince Charles is going to be 73 and likely to be enthroned he's going to address the world on Friday. God bless us all, particularly in Nigeria we need a president whose idea can last our life time one who can drive us to the future and align us with the world. We can't endure another trial and error we need a visionary whose visions are manifesting right before our lives.

ImperialYoruba:


I was just pulling my brothers legz. Das all.