Jetleeee:


Senior man no vess for me lol. I been forget.

ZelibeKristien:


You no dey gree invite me to the party, not good oooo

Jetleeee:


Aah! Abeg Abeg no vess. Abeg. I promise not to forget next time. Hundy baba

ZelibeKristien:


I always get to know through my following post. First thing i check when i come online is your post history to check for any party location

One flatron just dey follow me up and down reporting my post, I just hate weak men.

ModsWillKillNL:
Hey!

I know we are nowhere near where we are supposed to be because of the doomed to fail federal system of government we are currently running.

Nevertheless, no tribe in Nigeria can by any means measure up to us!

Useless looonatic flatiyeasterners have to be cut to size before they make some Yorubas believe their own fantasies, lies and mischief.

malmo:
Though I am Yoruba, I see all the comments here as pettiness. Trivial, which does not engender unity and oneness. Nairaland used to be an educative and informative forum but some sections have been taken over by silly and frivolous people. We should realize that Nairaland articles/ comments are not read by Nigerians alone.

9jakohai:
Rather sad to see all the anti-Igbo posts on this thread.

There are criminals in every tribe in Nigeria....and the fact that there are Yoruba or Ibo criminals does not mean everyone in the tribe is evil.

Matured posting, please.

perdollar:
we d biafrans in america don't need leadership posts, we r d king makers. d king is our puppet. go n look at d members of d board, we av 7 Igbo's dia n two afonjas.

seguno2:


If it is doomed to fail, why are the Yorubas not leaving the federal system of government?

aldexrio:
The Tribal hate that goes on on Nairaland can start a civilwar ...smh

victor8269:

It's easier for d Igbos to live in peace with the Hausas than the Yorubas. They just hate the Igbos eternally without any provocation

cotzywitzy:


It's time you stop bin tribalistic

What are you gonna say about this Hausa Man, Jelani Aliyu, he designed General Motor's First Electric car. The Chevrolet Volt

What about Doctor Philip Emeagwali inventor of the world's fastest computer.

I am from the Yoruba Clan but I do appreciate every tribe cause we are all humans with different cultures. The same blood that flows in my vein flows in every other humans out there in the world. So why the hate? #Before we find world peace we gotta put aside the hate for fellow human.

kn23h:


Why do Ibos love envying Yorubas?

kn23h:


We need you to speak against the anti-Yoruba comments on this thread, mr peace https://www.nairaland.com/3952201/nnamdi-kanu-visits-owerri-commercial

9jakohai:


I already do.

I have spoken against all forms of tribalism on this nairaland.

Check my posting history

kn23h:
Why are Ibos still in Nigeria?

cuba62:
Tribalism is real in Nigeria

cotzywitzy:


It's time you stop bin tribalistic

What are you gonna say about this Hausa Man, Jelani Aliyu, he designed General Motor's First Electric car. The Chevrolet Volt

What about Doctor Philip Emeagwali inventor of the world's fastest computer.

I am from the Yoruba Clan but I do appreciate every tribe cause we are all humans with different cultures. The same blood that flows in my vein flows in every other humans out there in the world. So why the hate? #Before we find world peace we gotta put aside the hate for fellow human.

Rmxr:


The American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) has appointed a Nigerian doctor, Olakunle Akinboboye, as the chair of the cardiovascular disease board.

It is the first time that the 81-year-old body would appoint a black chair to head the cardiovascular disease board.

Akinboboye will be responsible for certifying all deserving cardiologists in the United States.

Heading the 12 members of the board from all over the country, Akinboboye will carry out periodic knowledge assessments of all practising cardiologists in the US.

Commenting on his appointment, Akinboboye said he is “proud to have the opportunity to chair this very important Board.

“Unfortunately I am taking over the mantle of leadership at a point in time in which many cardiologists are openly revolting because of what they perceive as high handedness of the board over the years.”

Akinboboye said his goal as the board chair is “to work with other board members to come up with assessments for practicing cardiologists that are fair, and not unduly burdensome”.

Richard Baron, president and CEO of ABIM, via a press release, welcomed the new chair on behalf of the board.

He said, “we are honored to have Dr. Berns, Dr. Akinboboye and Dr. Udden—three highly regarded physicians with significant clinical experience to serve the community in their disciplines and across specialties to offer more choice, relevance and convenience as they help to set the standards for excellent patient care”.

Here are a few things to note about the doctor.

EDUCATION

Akinboboye received his medical degree from the College of Medicine at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and later finished his internal medicine residency and part of his cardiology fellowship at the Nassau County Medical Center, State University of Stony Brook.

He has masters degrees in public health from Columbia University and business administration from Columbia Business School.

He completed his fellowship in cardiology with two years of dedicated training in nuclear cardiology and advanced echocardiography, when he moved to Columbia University.

ACHIEVEMENT

Certified in cardiovascular disease, hypertension and sleep medicine, this won’t be his first board appointment. Akinboboye serves as chair of the clinical trials committee of the organisation and also on the international board of governors of the American college of cardiology as the liaison for Africa.

He is an associate professor of clinical medicine at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University in New York, the medical director of Queens Heart Institute/Laurelton Heart specialist in Rosedale, Queens, New York and a past-president of the National Association of Black Cardiologists’ (ABC).

The doctor won an award for “exemplary professional services and outstanding contributions to cardiovascular medicine” while serving as president of the Ibadan College of Medicine alumni association, North America, between 2004-2005.


http://howng.com/ui-alumni-dr-akinbobobye-appointed-first-black-chair-us-cardiovascular-disease-board/

kn23h:


I don't see your posts there. Mr peace.

Jetleeee:
Early this year, Wale Adebanwi became the first Black African Rhodes professor at Oxford university.

About 2 months ago, Dr Oluyinka Olutoye performed surgery on a baby and returned her back to her mother’s womb.

Tell them to paste it on their walls that Yorubas are not their daddy's mates.

Na joke oh, those pipu with deformed heads senior us for fufu powder exportation and kidnapping

Anyway, Bolanle dance jor