.Nairaland:




Two olodos vote commot dey no dey hear.

babyosisi: Where else will i come from?
the land of confident men and women
100% Igbo and extremely proud of it!
Ada Igbo I

edoyad:

Teeheehee, edoyad is dayode spelt backwards. I was thinking of a username to use and Bam! Dayo Adeneye D1 came to mind. Anyways I still gat some love for Southwest being a Lag boy and all. And don't worry, my love for lag don't mean I love your tribe any less. The Loveliest guy I've ever known is called Tochukwu

Warriors and brave men and women populated Ogbomoso. They were fearless and fierce in battle. Many wars fought but none was able to capture Ogbomoso town ship. Several war Chiefs rose to the rank of Are Onakakanfo in the Alafin’s Army. For instance, Toyege and Ojo Aburumaku were distinguished Are Onakakanfo. In recent time two famous Ogbomoso sons became Are Onakakanfo. They were Chief Samuel Oladoke Akintola an orator, journalist and tactful politician who rose to the rank of the Premier of the Old Western Region of Nigeria; and Colonel Benjamin Adekunle a brave and dignified soldier, who became the symbol of Ogbomoso fearlessness during the Nigerian Civil War

dayokanu: Omo Yoruba ni mi swagga

Specifically

though I am a coward, I am from Ogbomoso. Ogbomoso Ilu Ajagungbade (He who fights wars to get his crown)Ogbomoso Ogbomojugun, Ogbomoso omo afo'gbo ja, Ibi won gbe n jeka ki won to muko yangan. omo ajegbin je karaun omo a fi karaun fo ri mu.
Be denu oko e sinmi, be denu oko e sinmi ogun o ja ja ko ko Ogbomoso ri be denu oko e sinmi



Land of great warriors, Land that produced the most Yoruba Generalissimos: Land of General Toyeje Akanni, Land of General Ojo Aburumaku Eso Ikoyi won kii gbofa leyin, iwaju ni won fii gbota. Agba Ikoyi to gbojo iku toree gbalu. Ikoyi Eso, arogun yo- Ikoyi warriors/generals dont receive arrows in the back, they face on coming bullets heads on. Elders of Ikoyi that heard of his day of death and went to get drummers rejoicing, Ikoyi generals that delight in wars, , Land of General Ladoke Akintola omo Loogun, Ajalaagbe omo kulodo, yagboyaaju omo kara

joseph1832: I AM A NIGERIAN! Tribal affiliation is among the root cause of our problems owing to the fact that it promotes nepotism and mediocrity.

joseph1832: I AM A NIGERIAN! Tribal affiliation is among the root cause of our problems owing to the fact that it promotes nepotism and mediocrity.

Ngodigha: Guess, what is my ethnic group?.

Feed me more: I'm half Igbo from Mba 5 and half Yoruba from Abeokuta.
What am i?

ndu_chucks:

Don't mind them abeg. You are as Nigerian as a Jaba man from the middlebelt

I on the other hand am an immigrant from Niger Republic

babyosisi: Where else will i come from?
the land of confident men and women
100% Igbo and extremely proud of it!
Ada Igbo I

Afam4eva:
National affiliation nko?

Ngwakwe: I understand, your are not proud of your tribe.

That's Okay, next time appeal to the Man in the Sky for a change.