gidgiddy:


It's not possible to push people who have no fight in them

Moneywomen17:
which tribe has been more admitted into university according to the most available recent jamb statistics is it ibo or is it not the same Yoruba.

Oblang:


Go to any Yoruba town during sallah or any Muslim festival and see how the Christian yorubas rejoice and exchange gift with them and vice versa...

Juliusmalema:


I need a more efficient lie detector.

Xander85:


The key thing is that they didn't roll over and accept any shi't the fulani 'owners of Nigeria' tried with them....they put up a fight, no matter what you may think of their efforts and the end result!

If at least two other ethnic groups had individuals with the guts of Ikemba and Mazi kanu to seek for the emancipation of their people from this prison we're in, and more importantly, if they equally had the kind of mass following these two men had, then i bet you things will change overnight b'cos the northern oligarchs will realise the game is up and it's either they agree to restructuring or they loose everything!

But i suspect the Yoruba prefer being in Nigeria than going it alone as a independent and free Oduduwa nation. They don't have that self-belief that they can succeed as a people on their own without Nigeria and all the advantages they think they have by being Nigerians. With the likes of Tinubu being their leader, you can just perish the thought of Oduduwa nationalism and any thoughts of emancipation of the Yoruba ethnic group! They'll tell you they 'don't need any emancipating thank you very much' that you should mind your effing business! They'll tell you that what Nigeria needs is Buhari, APC, and to kill corruption....once these three factors are in place then everything will be fine!

Moneywomen17:
can u compare any place in ibo land with Porto novo despite the fact Benin republic is a poor country. Meanwhile Porto novo is only Benin republic capital in name the actual seat of government is Cotonou and every development made by the government is always in Cotonou and in the Cotonou itself in the city there is a lot of Yoruba of Benin living and doing business there cuz yoruba of Benin are the traders in Benin unlike Nigeria Yoruba. Where did u go to in Porto novo tell me.

Movic1:


My question to you is this, what is the essence of wasting lives without achieving your aim? You know how many lives ojukwu wasted .

Oblang:


Which lie? There is no religious crisis of any kind in Yoruba land. Not when as a christian, u have a cousin or uncle who is a Muslim..

Movic1:


My question to you is this, what is the essence of wasting lives without achieving your aim? You know how many lives ojukwu wasted .

Ikenna0b:




If you guys have been to Benin republic especially the parts where Yorubas reside in that country despite their City being used as the capital of that country, you'll know exactly why Yorubas are terrified of oduduwa republic. Just like the North is very much aware that without Nigeria, they ain't shit, the Afonjas are also aware of it too about themselves. The only difference is the North is humble enough to admit it while Afinjas stays creating propaganda left and right to uplift their damaged egos. Hell I always always urge people to visit Benin republic if you truly what to see the capability of Afonjas without free oil from Niger delta. When I visited Porto-Novo, I sat in my hotel some days wondering how come the people that repeatedly claimed to have been the ones that developed Lagos, not the FG and others how come they did not do the same for Porto Novo despite Porto Novo had similar environment like Lagos. Honestly, reminded me of the images of Ibadan people use on this forum to mock them. The only difference is Porto Novo had few good building in between the brown roof dumpy looking buildings. Honestly, the Afonjas would never seek sovereignty. Quote me on that.

DrGoodman:
Inlaw, you all missed the opportunity when The Ikemba fought the caliphate. You ganged up with the north to beat down the oppressed.

Your people need to start the war now, then other tribes can choose which side to support

Ikenna0b:




If you guys have been to Benin republic especially the parts where Yorubas reside in that country despite their City being used as the capital of that country, you'll know exactly why Yorubas are terrified of oduduwa republic. Just like the North is very much aware that without Nigeria, they ain't shit, the Afonjas are also aware of it too about themselves. The only difference is the North is humble enough to admit it while Afinjas stays creating propaganda left and right to uplift their damaged egos. Hell I always always urge people to visit Benin republic if you truly what to see the capability of Afonjas without free oil from Niger delta. When I visited Porto-Novo, I sat in my hotel some days wondering how come the people that repeatedly claimed to have been the ones that developed Lagos, not the FG and others how come they did not do the same for Porto Novo despite Porto Novo had similar environment like Lagos. Honestly, reminded me of the images of Ibadan people use on this forum to mock them. The only difference is Porto Novo had few good building in between the brown roof dumpy looking buildings. Honestly, the Afonjas would never seek sovereignty. Quote me on that.

dammy13:
Femi Fani-Kayode, former Aviation Minister, on Wednesday, said the time was right for Yorubas to demand the breakup of Nigeria and creation of Oduduwa Republic.

He noted that the current killings allegedly being perpetrated by armed herdsmen was an indication that Yorubas must call for secession.

In a series of tweets, the former Minister stressed that people of the South West could no longer be part of Nigeria because President Muhammadu Buhari allegedly opposes restructuring.

Fani-Kayode wrote: “Any Fulani man that refuses to openly and unequivocally condemn the slaughter, ethnic cleansing and mass murder of Middle Belters, southerners and other Nigerians by Fulani herdsmen is no friend of mine. As a matter of fact such a person is a mortal enemy.

“Thank God that I am Yoruba. I was born Yoruba and I will die Yoruba. ‘Omo karo jire ni mi!’ And with the way things are going in Nigeria, I think that it is about time for the Yoruba to exercise their right of self-determination and consider the establishment of Oduduwa Republic.

“We cannot remain in a country where the President encourages and supports mass murder, genocide, and ethnic cleansing, where he says “no” to restructuring and where the life of a cow is worth more than the life of a human being. There is no fellowship between light and darkness!”

http://kikiotolu.com/why-yourbas-must-demand-oduduwa-republic-fani-kayode/

limeta:
Yoruba are Yoruba as long as the Muslim Yoruba ha e the upper hand

shakmati:


What did Mazu Kanu do? Organise a circus that ended with a python dance? Please if that is what you call agitation, let us just manage with the herdsmen until 2019 as long as they have not reached our villages in the SW.

gidgiddy:


Yorubas generally have no sense of self determination that goes beyond restructuring.

That's why the average Yoruba man still thinks that Ojukwu was a fool to fight for the freedom of his people while they praise Awolowo for hiding under Gowons skirt.

kayjay69:
You are right and You are wrong. I'll explain. I am Yoruba and I have often agreed with FFK that for us an ethnic group to really realise our potential we need to depart from this current arrangement called Nigeria.
The problem with my people as I see it is that I am not even sure if we know what we want. I think we are just content to exist and are happy to be given whatever. I think Awolowo (great as he was in the minds of many sentiments aside go figure if in doubt) missed a very important opportunity to atleast have Nigeria restructed (all I've read points to this).

Truth be told as much as I am Yoruba and do not agree with some of what Nnamdi Kanu says (especially against Yorubas) I think most of his message is actually true and he's been proven right even in his abscene. It is quite unfortunate that due to politics SW and SE can't unite to break the backs of these bastard Northern Islamic Fundamentalists whom we Southerners have zero in common with.

I have said and I'll continue to say until the South unites against this Fulani North, not to confront them in war, but to defeat their purpose of keeping this current entity called Nigeria, we all will know little or no progress and change. A country is only a country if they people within it share certain core values and are by and large homogenous. Can we say same for Nigeria? I don't think so.

baby124:

Are you not a man? Why pushing Yoruba to fight your battle? Is your tribe that useless and inconsequential?

Ikenna0b:




If you guys have been to Benin republic especially the parts where Yorubas reside in that country despite their City being used as the capital of that country, you'll know exactly why Yorubas are terrified of oduduwa republic. Just like the North is very much aware that without Nigeria, they ain't shit, the Afonjas are also aware of it too about themselves. The only difference is the North is humble enough to admit it while Afinjas stays creating propaganda left and right to uplift their damaged egos. Hell I always always urge people to visit Benin republic if you truly what to see the capability of Afonjas without free oil from Niger delta. When I visited Porto-Novo, I sat in my hotel some days wondering how come the people that repeatedly claimed to have been the ones that developed Lagos, not the FG and others how come they did not do the same for Porto Novo despite Porto Novo had similar environment like Lagos. Honestly, reminded me of the images of Ibadan people use on this forum to mock them. The only difference is Porto Novo had few good building in between the brown roof dumpy looking buildings. Honestly, the Afonjas would never seek sovereignty. Quote me on that.

baby124:

Lol. This must be Musiwa. NL’s resident yabaleft resident

gidgiddy:


That is why people like FFK should stop talking about Oduduwa Republic, Yorubas are not freedom fighters.

Freedom fighters are people like Ojukwu and Kanu who will rise up against impossible odds, wether successful or not.

Yorubas have long embraced their slavery to the caliphate and are content with a few important political positions and begging for restructuring like a begger.

Oblang:


The difference is he will be on his own. He can't get any massive support like kanu. Yorubas can't be brainwashed by his political tantrums. So he doesn't know the country is not good to be together when he was there as a minister chopping money...

Africonji:
Afonja cowards like to make a lot of mouth. If he is serious, Fanin Kayode should champion the agitation for Yoruba republic like Mazi Kanu did or he should keep quiet and stop disturbing us.

Godfullsam:


where is your Mazi kanu?