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Definitely Ibadan

I'm confused, was the election held in 2022??
This guy is definitely high on something

We are very proud of them

We are proud of them

Death will come to all.
May her soul rest in peace!

Thread for deranged folks. Why don't your so called Africans stop using germans things first to show that you don't need them.

Respect those that are more enlightened than you and stop deceiving yourselves

Most of those lands are govt lands the gullibles bought from gbajue omo onile.

After buying sandfilled swampy canals and govt lands from scammers, they go about shouting "we've bought lagos, Lagos is no man's land".

Anyone buying lands in Lagos now is just wasting his/her money because there is none again. Ire o

We are very proud of her.
Education is really good, just imagine if all ethnic groups in Nigeria have Yoruba mentality.
Definitely we will be among the most powerful countries today.

No terrorists group
No religion bigotry
No tribal bigotry
Live and let's live
No supremacy war
Not a war monger.
Just a group of people that wants to progress.

OP is an ibo trying to instigate yoruba against Nigerians.. Tinubu is not doing anti North or anti anybody. What he's doing is at the best interest of the whole country.

Its the turn of the South and power wil return to North in 2031!

Always looking for shortcuts

There is no good or bad, only strong and weak. Everyone deceives

TopBanter:
He always has black rings around his eyes. Go figure baba.

He is a drug addict controlled by puss!es, he'll never amount to anything among reasonable people!

As long as you are asking me money, i'll ask and say anything i damn like!

Very funny

ElSudani:
He is even more fu.cke.d up than I thought.

Really fcvked up! To him, the slave returnees are the real Lagosians and they should be the governor while Ijebus and Aworis who owns the majority of Lagos lands of today should be their slaves.

The dense boy also supported burning of the state he wanted to govern OPENLY

successmatters:
Has Lagos ever been governed by a real Lagosian?

Even an Igbo man was a governor in Lagos but the real Lagosians are being prevented. It's not fair.

But Lagos is no man's land

Many did not know gbarebo the imbec!le who can't even pronounce his own name started the bigotry game before those smarter than him used it against him.

The same chinedu who now believe Lagos is cosmopolitan and anyone can become anything there have this to say last year. Do not expect consistency from dull person suffering from Alzheimer

Nigeria Population: 1921 CENSUS.
1] Yoruba ---------- 2,113,000
2] Igbo ------------- 3,927,000
3] Edo ----------------- 472,000
4] Ibibio --------------- 960,000
5] Ijaw ----------------- 174,000

Jac is used for lag ride, very beautiful cars

paramakina202:
Ndi Igbo should forget about this Tinubu's dynasty that rules Lagos state for now, they will get their dues whenever a friendly party takes over Lagos state.

Things has changed nigga, you guys really messed up and things will never be the same again.
You will be wasting your time if you think Igbos can amount to anything in yorubaland again.

It is not possible again, they should forget it!

gidgiddy:
You havent asked your self if this is a good thing

If you were doing well, you wouldn't be waiting for money from abroad, you might even be the one sending thise abroad money

I hear you, its poor households that have people abroad sending them money🤡

Funny people, una never do one road for Naija, na abidjan road una wan go do

25% of households in Edo state receives money from abroad

Major-General Aderonke Kale (Rtd) passed away yesterday, aged 84. In 1990, she became the first female General not just in Nigeria but in West Africa, and in 1994 the first female Major-General in West Africa. She was also a psychiatrist and the first female Commander, Nigerian Army Medical Corps.
May her soul rest in peace, Amen.

Aderonke Kale, Nigeria’s first female major-general, is dead.

E. O. Okafor, president of the Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI), confirmed Kale’s demise in a statement on Thursday.

Okafor described her passing as an “irreparable loss”, adding that burial arrangements would be announced by her family.

“AANI and indeed the nation will continue to remember the remarkable legacy of the iconic Major General Aderonke Kale (rtd) mni, who had been a trailblazer in Nigeria’s medical and military history. May her gentle soul continue to rest in peace, Amen,” the statement issued by S. K. Usman, former army spokesperson, reads.

Although the cause of her death is unclear as at the time of this report, Kale is reported to have died in London on Wednesday.

Kale who was born on July 31, 1939, trained as a medical doctor at the University of Ibadan before specialising in psychiatry at the University of London.

The former major-general worked briefly in England before returning to join the Nigerian army in 1972.

She rose through the ranks in the army, becoming a colonel and deputy commander of the Nigerian army medical corps by 1990.

In 1994, she was promoted to major-general and retired from the army in 1997.

Aderonke was married to Oladele Kale, a professor of preventive and social medicine, and was a mother of five sons, including Yemi Kale, former statistician-general of Nigeria.

https://www.thecable.ng/aderonke-kale-nigerias-first-female-major-general-dies-at-84/amp

Tinubu mourns Nigeria’s first female Major-General, Kale

President Bola Tinubu on Friday described the death of Nigeria’s first female Major-General, Aderonke Kale, as a painful loss to the country.

Kale, also the first female Commander of the Nigerian Army Medical Corps died on Thurday at the age of 84.

Tinubu, in a condolence statement signed by his Special Adviser (Media and Publicity), Ajuri Ngelale, also sympathised with the Kale family, the Nigerian Army, and the society of medical practitioners in Nigeria on the passing away of one of their own.

Tinubu stated that as a pioneer in her field, the late Major General ” embodied the courage, professionalism, capacity, and resilience of the Nigerian woman”

The President prayed for the repose of the soul of the late officer and encouraged her beloved family to take solace in the peerless legacy she left behind.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/tinubu-mourns-nigerias-first-female-major-general-kale/%3famp