okway2:


Ogbeni a sese bere ni. I haven't seen your post in any anti-Yoruba thread.....I haven't seen you asking for truth and facts in any of those threads. Se ko si? I hope you haven't been sick.

Please am not in for all these. Please again I say please


Moreover am not your mate up here...respect to older members

MICHEALADEX:



Please am not in for all these. Please again I say please

Next time mind your business if you can't contribute anything positive to the Yoruba cause. Awon criticizer but no contribution.

okway2:



This is the same person. When you're done embarrassing yourself, I'll ask the mod to clean up the thread.

This is the kind of odesins Dollyak and her "I am Yoruba by the way" crew drags to this thread.

. please invite me when you will be cleaning the thread so that i can add some refreshing picx from ogbomosho,osogbo ,ile ife etc to the thread to spice up the thread

i will be waiting let me see how you will clean up this thread that has been marked for demolition

GeneralAchuzia1:
. unfortunately for you. am an enemy and i have come to burn down the thread.just go get ready for me tonight cos i have got a lot of arsenals in my cache

This nonentity sef

So your life is so empty you have nothing positive to add to your moribund thread, na to come try to disturb this thread? Do they bath you guys with bitter leaf water during baptism? Are you incapable of joy or positive vibes? Why must your life be filled with so much hate and negativity? God forbid!!

Men you'll die poor, wretched and unhappy at this rate

GeneralAchuzia1:
. Aressa. you know say you be my man but........
..

anyway let's see tonight

No be only aressa, na areokun. smh

okway2:


Next time mind your business if you can't contribute anything positive to the Yoruba cause. Awon criticizer but no contribution.

I hope people reading this you're putting up actually understand the genesis of the whole matter...anyways, I can see you're a learner here try to clinch relevance. Learn to take correction / feedbacks with a positive attitude then you'll go far in life...


Am no visitor on nairaland ok and respect to older members

Basic123:

seriously,I was and I am like you!

I understand you bro

MICHEALADEX:


I hope people reading this you're putting up actually understand the genesis of the whole matter...anyways, I can see you're a learner here try to clinch relevance. Learn to take correction / feedbacks with a positive attitude then you'll go far in life...


Am no visitor on nairaland ok and respect to older members

I'm a learner here? Lmaooo.
Some people think that just because you quote them on nl, they're on the same level with you. I'm already far in life son.

So what have you contributed to the Yoruba cause on this forum?

okway2:



This is the same person. When you're done embarrassing yourself, I'll ask the mod to clean up the thread.

This is the kind of odesins Dollyak and her "I am Yoruba by the way" crew drags to this thread.

For the record we are not the same person. I don't want him to muddy the waters here yet you say we are the same person? I tire for you.

okway2:



This is the same person. When you're done embarrassing yourself, I'll ask the mod to clean up the thread.

This is the kind of odesins Dollyak and her "I am Yoruba by the way" crew drags to this thread.

Listen simpleton, stay out of my mentions. I don't debate with low lives like yourself. Knock yourself out.

Dollyak:

Listen simpleton, stay out of my mentions. I don't debate with low lives like yourself. Knock yourself out.

You only deal with low lives like yourself abi? Na your papa forum be this?

shukuokukobambi:


This nonentity sef

So your life is so empty you have nothing positive to add to your moribund thread, na to come try to disturb this thread? Do they bath you guys with bitter leaf water during baptism? Are you incapable of joy or positive vibes? Why must your life be filled with so much hate and negativity? God forbid!!

Men you'll die poor, wretched and unhappy at this rate

. aressa my old friend is in pain.

kpele

okway2:


Also tag mynd44 when you're ready to 'mess up the thread'.

. he was actually the first person i invited

tanx

Its now obvious that the empty chestbeating pigs are not happy with the progress of this facts dishing thread.

We thank God for that


lies bursted and empty chestbeating exposed!

okway2:


I'm a learner here? Lmaooo.
Some people think that just because you quote them on nl, they're on the same level with you. I'm already far in life son.

So what have you contributed to the Yoruba cause on this forum?

Please which part of your body do you think with? Cos obviously not your brain


So your contribution is to cut and paste picture of non existing edifice and tagging them to be located just Ibadan while bursting your bubbles keep send electromagnetic wave through your spine....Guy go get a life as seun is smiling to bank on your trash

okway2:


I'm a learner here? Lmaooo.
Some people think that just because you quote them on nl, they're on the same level with you. I'm already far in life son.

So what have you contributed to the Yoruba cause on this forum?

See the prove that shows you lack decorum.


Am done with you piglet

MICHEALADEX:



See the prove that shows you lack decorum.


Am done with you piglet

MICHEALADEX:


Please which part of your body do you think with? Cos obviously not your brain


So your contribution is to cut and paste picture of non existing edifice and tagging them to be located just Ibadan while bursting your bubbles keep send electromagnetic wave through your spine....Guy go get a life as seun is smiling to bank on your trash

Story story ......story.


Display of decorums are not meant for your likes.When you want to play with pigs, you get in the mud.
Apart from bursting superstitious bubbles around your neck, how have you added value to the Yoruba cause on this website....apart from criticizing those that are actually trying?

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Thanks Laudate for getting this thread back on track

laudate:


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With a Masters Degree in International Development and Public Health, a Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine and in Surgery, as well as a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Dr. Ayoade Olatunbosun-Alakija is the Chief Executive Officer of AOA Global an international development firm. She has worked with technocrats at the highest levels of government, business and the international community, to empower people to bring sustainable change to their own communities and nations. Her international career began with the United Nations, from working on reproductive and maternal health with United Nations Population FUND (UNFPA) to working on health and development issues, with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).





The mission of AOA Global is to Transform – by bringing empowering and sustainable change globally; Influence – using targeted advocacy to reach interim outcomes, while influencing policy, procedure and strategy in the medium to longer term and Connect – by brokering partnerships, facilitating connectivity and encouraging alignment for maximum impact.

Their clients cut across different segments of society, industry and regional blocs. Clients engage AOA Global to identify and profile Unique Selling Points (USPs) attractive to potential investors/partners, in addition to giving guidance on good governance. They are also engaged to facilitate partnerships to exploit synergies and leverage funds, and develop robust, evidence-based programming, in order to secure a better Return on Investment (ROI) in terms of human capital and lives that have been transformed by such programmes.

Currently , AOA Global is coordinating local relief efforts by the state and federal government, as well as international multilateral agencies, to rebuild conflict ridden areas in the North-eastern part of Nigeria, under the Rebuild Borno Initiative.





Dr Ayoade Olatunbosun-Alakija is also the founder and executive director of Transformation Development Agency (TDA). She heads the Emergency Coordination Centre which works alongside the Inter Ministerial Task Force and other international partners, to offer humanitarian services to the ravaged North-east.



The post-conflict reconstruction is intrinsically intertwined with basic human development needs which must be addressed as a matter of priority. So, from the onset, priority is being given to the provision of healthcare, education, security, food security and gender empowerment with a view to eliminating hunger and thirst in the immediate term, ensuring basic health care provision and emergency and informal education in the short term; eliminating poverty and strengthening economies and creating jobs in the medium to longer term.

Thanks

Largest edible oil refinery in Sub-Saharan Africa launched in Ibadan.










The firm, Rom Oil Mills Limited, a subsidiary company of Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc, is expected to refine crude palm kernel oil, crude palm oil and crude soybean oil into refined oil and distilled fatty acids.

Speaking at the ceremony, Ajimobi said the effect of the employment generation that the company would give the people of the state would be a reference point of his administration.

“This, indeed, is our idea of the so-called stomach infrastructure. We thank the management of the company for its trust and confidence in our state. You have indeed vindicated our stance,” he said.

The governor added that the cumulative effects of his administration’s developmental drive and consequent influx of investors into the state would result in employment generation and empowerment of the people.

According to him, the establishment of the firm, a-400 metric tonnes per day universal refinery is another testimony to his administration’s leadership and investors-baiting policies.

Ajimobi said, “This development is the dividend of the peaceful atmosphere which this administration brought back to the state at its inception as well as the enabling environment which had been attracting foreign investment. “The management of this company would never have invested their billions of naira in a violent-prone and dirty Oyo State of the past.”[/quote]

Dollyak:

There is a mature and balanced response as displayed by okuntanla (though I still disagree on the premise behind the continuance of this thread)and then there is yours. Ignoring my post history for a second, I love how you could confidently conclude my contributions toward Yoruba land.

Btw, I applauds all the achievers on this thread. Nevertheless, you can't wish away the hard truth.

That is always the state of mind of a product of a yoruba father and Igbo mother, always trying to pitch with the mother.No one has issues with your mom, just her mealy mouthed empty headed kinsmen.

Yoruba despite the dysfunctional system have demonstrated they are not only a force to be reckon with in Africa, but a gale that will sweep off all confused lots who rather use there left hands to describe their fathers'houses.

For does trying so hard to derailed this thread, may amadioha, sango pay them a loud visit.

ibkayee.....pls, if u'll say something negative, come and say it here o.. but if it's positive; u can say it there.

click LIKE if u get this message.

shervydman:
ibkayee.....pls, if u'll say something negative, come and say it here o.. but if it's positive; u can say it there.

click LIKE if u get this message.

Huh?

ibkayee:

Huh?

good....what I mean is that , after scrolling through d thread....if u wanna make a comment on it as I asked earlier...tell me ur view on this thread and not that thanks.


thanks.