adioolayi:


We know your types....Oponu omo ala'ni ran (Fools of no ancestral lineage )
Ajise bi Oyo la ri, Oyo ki se bi baba eni kan (we set the pace)
Go and ask your forefathers if any, they will tell you our history and tradition.

ibisko04:

Sir, we are not in Europe. This is Africa and Nigeria particularly.
I have vacuum cleaner in my house but brooms remains the real cleaners that gets the job done better.
So I advise you to not run away from the natural process of cleaning your home.

SirShymex:
MsNas and Missy89

Ibadan looks unattractive, yo.

Any of you two got plans for the ancient city in the future?

Missy89:
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ibisko04:

You forget that natural processes is always better sometimes. Not everything machines.
This change is ordained from heaven. Natural phenomena. All things are working accordingly.
I wonder how they will turn the tables this time around. FEBUHARI 2015.

xtervaganza:
If Jonathan has any common sense left in him he should just withdraw from this presidential race.




He has been beaten before the race started




Hahahhahahahahah

Keegan:


You can't understand, because you are what you want to be, a fool.

ManUtdholic:

We qo soon knw

Who the Mumu is
Can u tell me what how d final addresses went

SirShymex:


Lol. Big, I'm being serious.

Got plans for the city?

Also, from all the old Yoruba architecture I've seen on here - the Egbas seem to have the best one. Saw Ijebu Ode in the culture section last week on a thread created by some Ijebu guy - and the place looks ancient as well.

Anyhoo, a lot of these ancient Yoruba cities need modernisation...and this generation needs to get involved. What do you think?

michealade:
how educated is your Dad?Answers,if your dad went to sku wich im sure he didnt e still brought a good man like you up.so will buhari lift nigeria.i dont mean to be rude

SirShymex:


Lol. Big, I'm being serious.

Got plans for the city?

Also, from all the old Yoruba architecture I've seen on here - the Egbas seem to have the best one. Saw Ijebu Ode in the culture section last week on a thread created by some Ijebu guy - and the place looks ancient as well.

Anyhoo, a lot of these ancient Yoruba cities need modernisation...and this generation needs to get involved. What do you think?

Missy89:

Those buildings are still standing for sentimental reasons. Most (if not all) ibadan elites have their family house(s) in those areas and wont consider modernizing or rehabilitating it.

The last time an outsider (militay regime) tried to change the landscape a little, There is a huge opposition. You will have to ask an Ibadan person to really tell you what the objection is all about.

DrPrickson:

Oh yes my "clueless" master have certificates

all4naija:

I think you should burn the city down so that the people can run away for you to have enough time to construct modern apartments in its stead.

Ayus34:

it's really clear that u are too young or uninformed to know more about ibadan and relate it to the regional system of govt u are clamouring for.....ibadan as a city achieved far more than ur forefathers cave when we were practising regional system if govt......let me school u base on fact,the tallest building in Africa as at then cocoa house, free education started in ibadan,first acclaimed international stadium in Nigeria, liberty stadium,first TV/radio station in Africa,etc....all these are situated in ibadan despite morning achieved from agric resources....I dare u to list major achievements in ur region even under regional govt not to now talk of the our oil nonsense u are talking about. .... my friend u ask for regional system but all I'm clamouring for is total breakage of Nigeria. ......and any step that will lead to that will be accomplished IJN!
I can laid claim to what my family benefited from non oil economy but can't say something about the useless oil that has caused more damage to the youths and country at large!

SirShymex:


Well, they need to line those selfish folks up, and give all of them a proper ar.se whooping. Or open their skulls and pump Sodium Hypochlorite in there, to rid them off that stupid mentality.

Even if they want to keep the buildings, how about modernising them, and maintenance? The whole place looks like health hazard. Only God knows how many folks have died due to the hazards associated with those roofing(s). Someone definitely needs to promulgate a law that will ensure that they do the right thing.

notoriousbabe:
we are not like you. Those things you called dirty are meant to preserve our history,we are not like some bastards{hope you are not one} who do not have anything called history. Ibadan and the whole of south west have the past,the present and the future. Now shut the fok up

raumdeuter:
This is my Oyo

Aji sebi Oyo laari, Oyo kii se bi baba enikan

Oyo Sai Buhari

SirShymex:


Lmao. You definitely have a slick mouth on you, and I like that.

But hey, the truth is bitter and folks hate the truth. However, that is something you can never run from. Just take a look at those pictures on the first page, and tell me you're proud, as a Yoruba person.

There's no darn history in health hazard. The mixture of past, present, and future are exemplified all over Europe. I won't even cite popular cities, and major capitals. Just go to Venice to see what explaining history with architecture is about. No one is saying those cities have to look like Venice - but you can develop unique beauty from the old.

Anyway, that's ya prerogative...and those tacky and dirty buildings do not represent my history as a Yoruba guy.

Shalom!

notoriousbabe:
I am more than proud. Its a place that we preserved for the unborn generations and if you think that is how the whole of Ibadan is,you have got another think coming. The problem with some of you guys{especially yanmirin}is that you don't travel out except to Lagos which is your small london