OasisX:


.... Oyo! Omituntun lekan sì.

OasisX:


Rivers..... its Sim O Clock.

larride:


Them suppose use police carry you, itsrm and wike.

Tataffo:






ok, giveaway merchant.....Hope the money you got on this thread after dropping your account
on this thread was enough to feed your family....#Begger@50

seankafor:

Just say trh word and the streets will be on fire..

larride:


Na only God go save this one. This collation against him mad gan. Like them wan teach ham lesson. All the PDP candidates that lost last week sef wants their pound of flesh

OasisX:


.... Oyo! Omituntun lekan sì.

hopefulLandlord:

Lmao! those people wanting to put the streets on fire would be shocked at the reactions to it this time. they'd die in their thousands and would be forgotten in time. and those that would seek revenge for the fallen would all die too till only for those not interested in burning the streets and those interested but later changed their mind due to seeing dead bodies of people will be alive to press on.

GloriousGbola:


Ko sele ri

The chances of anyone getting two terms in oyo has always been 50/50

larride:


Yes. They released impounded cars of those with minor offense who couldn't pay their fines.

Donjazet2:


I know by "setting the streets on fire", he meant riots to which I assume you have responded this negatively towards.

But let's assume, he meant protests! Like heavy protests, that's soo many people protesting across the states PEACEFULLY!! without damaging properties. But the numbers were overwhelming.

Do you still maintain this position towards protest?

OasisX:




Ajimobi don break the jinx.

Nigerians decry massive rigging at the polls

Massive electoral violence in imo state

hopefulLandlord:


TBF it's hard getting experience when he's so young. don't you agree? also the fact that he entered into politics at his early thirties

GloriousGbola:


Only the evil of APC could have done it.

raumdeuter:


People typically finish undergraduate and masters mid to late 20s. So he would have had the opportunity to work either in private or public sector.

A key question is always what have you done in your career where your education or management skills was applied. Abi na a whole state 5th largest economy in Africa you wan take learn

GloriousGbola:




Olodo scraper

Does oyb translate to a 10 digit account number?

Yesterday we made fun of someone who did not understand sarcasm.

It is obvious you louts are poorly read barely functioning illiterates who simply saw the four walls of a school.

There is sha one well read if misguided member among you who may take time to teach you how to read, comprehend and understand.

Let the obidients be more than the sum of their parts

What is the next big reveal

Oh no!

Now donj the almost honorable, the man who still tried and failed will succeed at something - he will have another out of context screenshot

Jobless wankers - you will waste your entire life on this platform screenshoting and trimming my old posts

larride:


Na only God go save this one. This collation against him mad gan. Like them wan teach ham lesson. All the PDP candidates that lost last week sef wants their pound of flesh

raumdeuter:
Despite going to all the churches possible

No one can still deliver Obi from the spirit of lying

https://www.nairaland.com/7601099/ireti-kingibe-peter-obi-tweets

Donjazet2:


Blueray you should know disingenuity when you see it.

The context has been blurred despite me even explaining indepth what exactly I meant.

Traditionally when the accusations of Lagos being a no man's land is made, it is geared as saying nobody historically owns the place, I personally have said on multiple occasions that that is false, that a subgroup of yorubas own the place.

But there is different context for no man's land when it's said, we are talking of it's current make-up.

Look at amoto talking about sunak not saying London is a no man's land, in this case it is apples and oranges because a direct parallel would be a togolose trying to say Lagos doesn't belong to nigerians.

Given the context of amoto's analogy, "who owns London, or newyork or California"?
Is it a particular tribe? Does it not belong to the entire country by virtue of it's make up?

Will someone born in London be claiming to have more rights than a Liverpudlian or a Tynesider?

My particular context there is already self explanatory, yes the egun's are the traditional inhabitants of Lagos, but Lagos in its current demographic make up does not belong to a single tribe. Infact the ethnic lagosians are heavily outnumbered. It's diversity can be attested to the fact that many of it's political leaders are not ethnic lagosians. Again, Lagos is our newyork and London of Africa. It is where everyone comes to and feels at home.

I just want us to stop seeing tribe as a factor. People weaponizing tribal affiliation in Lagos are causing serious harm.