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abeg after Afrika shrine can you please visit my village and try spend one month

2019: Coalition against Buhari reaches agreement
tribuneonlineng.com Jul 1, 2018 5:00 AM

•PDP, ADC, nPDP, SDP, 34 others to sign MoU •Southern, North-Central leaders meet Tuesday over ‘unity candidate’
THE plan by the opposition parties to form a grand alliance to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), which is certain to present President Muhammadu Buhari as its standard-bearer in the 2019 election, is finally taking shape as the parties have almost concluded the terms of the alliance.

Sunday Tribune learnt at the weekend that the leading opposition party, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Social Democratic Party (SDP), Labour Party, African Democratic Congress (ADC), New PDP (nPDP) and about 34 other parties and groups are close to signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the alliance.

The four-member committee working on the MoU, it was gathered, was expected to perfect the document earlier in the week but could not finish it. This, it was said, was to give the legacy aligning parties enough room to digest the contents of the MoU and come up with suggestions before a final draft is produced and signed.

It was learnt that the opposition leaders are mindful of time and are determined to conclude work on the document and sign it within weeks.

According to a source within the coalition, Nigerians would begin to witness serious activities in the coalition.

“We are hoping to conclude all plans in the next three weeks. I can assure you that Nigerians would begin to see serious activities in the next few days,” he stated.

Talks were said to have reached a critical stage among the leaders of the opposition parties, who were said had agreed on how best to go about the alliance in a way that will make the 2019 presidential election a walkover for the opposition.

Sources told Sunday Tribune that the PDP, nPDP group and other aggrieved groups within the APC had shown strong commitment towards the alliance which they said was necessary in the interest of the country, which they said is drifting towards disintegration.

A significant number of serving governors and a majority of the National Assembly members across party lines, it was revealed, had bought into the alliance, as well as former presidents who are worried that the country is tottering on the precipice with a troubled economy, escalating killings, vices and growing corruption in the country, without decisive action from the sitting government.

Sunday Tribune gathered that the one of the pending issues among the groups is the platform to adopt, particularly on whether to use ADC, PDP, SDP or any other acceptable party as the platform to drive the alliance.

Sunday Tribune, however, gathered that the issue of platform would not be a sore point, as the overriding consideration for the stakeholders is the need to save the country from total collapse under the Buhari government.

The stakeholders expressed worry that the Buhari-led government is not ready to arrest the sliding economy or protect the citizenry against armed invaders, especially in view of the ceaseless killings across the country as a result of the unchecked activities of herdsmen and other unscrupulous elements.

Meanwhile, a crucial meeting has been scheduled for Makurdi, the Benue State capital, on Tuesday, by Southern and North-Central leaders of the country on the possibility of a candidate of that zone extraction squaring up with incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari in next year’s elections.

Sources hinted that the option is among current permutations in the major groups of political parties and mass-based organisations trying to forge an alliance before the polls.

Some Northern leaders privy to the planned meeting in Makurdi, told Sunday Tribune that a couple of politicians from the North-Central nursing presidential ambition had indeed reached out to influential groups and individuals from the South for possible endorsement.

Checks indicated that the leaders will hold a zonal rally, similar to the ones organised in the three zones in the South in the last few months to test the strength of the movement that will coalesce in the grand alliance.

The leaders, it was also gathered, would use the opportunity of the meeting to extract commitments of the various interest groups to the current renaissance, especially on the overall agenda of the movement.

Part of the demands of the leaders include restructuring of the country, implementation of the 2014 National Conference report; shakeup in the nation’s security architecture, as well as in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to guarantee free, fair and credible elections next year.

Middle Belt plans ‘unity candidate’ to upstage North

Details have also emerged as to how leaders of the Middle Belt Forum picked four of its 12 presidential hopefuls for the 2019 election.

Sources close to the Forum told Sunday Tribune in Abuja that the Forum X-rayed credentials of the contenders including Senator Barnabas Gemade, Dr. John Dara; Professor Iyotshe Hagher and one former military officer whose name was given as Colonel Kontagora (retd).

It was gathered that the plan of the Middle Belt was to checkmate the core North in the race for 2019 election, as sources said that the Middle Belt had always been overlooked anytime the presidency was coming to the North.

“The move is a massive one and there is the determination to checkmate the North this time. The core North has always taken the slot each time the presidency is zoned to the North. This time, we are presenting quality candidates, who are seasoned technocrats and we will market them to the whole country,” a source in the know said.

It was also gathered that during the week, leaders of the Middle Belt would present the shortlisted four aspirants to leaders of the pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, the pan-Igbo group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, and the South South Forum in a bid to determine the ultimate candidate for the job.

Sources said that the four regional groupings would hold another screening session to bring up a ‘unity candidate’ which will ensure that the North is checkmated this time.

“If you look at the electoral map of elections of 1983 and 1999, you would discover that the Middle Belt delivered the presidency to Alhaji Shehu Shagari and ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo in the two rounds of elections. The Middle Belt has always played a key role in resolving the electoral direction of Nigeria,” a source stated.

It was gathered that the four emerged after a rigorous screening exercise, featuring a dozen aspirants.

The screening panel, which was chaired by Air Commodore Dan Suleiman (retd), according to sources, shortlisted Olawepo-Hashim as the youngest presidential hopeful from the Middle Belt due to his display of verse knowledge in business and economy

Pinnick reacts after FG sacks him as NFF president
dailypost.ng Jul 2, 2018 4:02 PM

Amaju Pinnick has reacted to his sack as president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), describing it as “null and void”.

On Monday morning, the Minister for Youths and Spo‎rts in Nigeria, Solomon Dalung, ordered the current NFF board to vacate their office, in respect to a ruling by the apex court in Nigeria, the Supreme Court.

Dalung also asked Chris Giwa, who was voted as President of the NFF through a congress that wasn’t recognized by FIFA, to take over the running of the Glass House.

However, in a statement signed by the counsel to Pinnick, Festus Keyamo and made available to DAILY POST, the embattled NFF boss gave reasons why the ruling cannot stand.

It reads: “We are solicitors to Mr. Amaju Pinnick and the present Board of the NFF which he heads. We issue this statement on the instruction and directive of our clients which reflects their official position on the matter.

“The attention of our clients has been drawn to a statement purportedly issued at the behest of the Minister of Sports, Mr. Solomon Dalung, directing the NFF to comply with certain court orders effecting a change of leadership in the NFF.

“Our clients wish to alert the general public and the authorities in Nigeria that the so-called directive by the Minister of Sports is null, void and of no effect for the following reasons.

“(1) Whilst our clients respect the sanctity of court orders, unfortunately the said court orders are not binding on FIFA, the World Football Governing Body. The NFF is an affiliate of FIFA. It should be noted that FIFA has consistently maintained that this same matter has been taken to the highest Court of Sports Arbitration in Switzerland by these same individuals and they have lost. FIFA is only bound by the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sports AND DOES NOT ENTERTAIN OR TOLERATE decisions by local courts in footballing nations worldwide. Hence, FIFA has since upheld the decision of the Court of Arbitration on this matter and recognized the NFF Board led by Amaju Pinnick. Nigeria has a duty to comply with that decision. In addition, for the indiscretion of those individuals like Chris Giwa to approach the local courts, FIFA has since imposed a worldwide ban on them from all footballing activities.

“The end result is that Chris Giwa and his so-called Board members do not have any locus standi with regards to footballing matters and the Federal Government CANNOT have any dealing with them on any footballing matter. The obvious implication of all these is that if any attempt is made to recognize Chris Giwa and derecognize Amaju Pinnick and his Board, FIFA WILL DEFINITELY IMPOSE A LENGTHY BAN ON NIGERIA from all football competitions locally and internationally and that will spell doom for Nigerian Football.

“The immediate casualties of this ban would be (a) The Falconets who have qualified and are scheduled to participate in the Under-20 Female World Cup in July, 2018 (b) The final phases of the AFCON Qualifiers for the Super Eagles scheduled for August/September, 2018 (c) The Super Falcons defending their title in December in Ghana (d) No Nigerian Club side would be allowed to participate in the Continental Championships and (e) the future of all Nigerian players based in Nigeria would be in jeopardy as no Nigerian player would be allowed to be sold or transferred to any club anywhere in the world.

“Please, find attached the latest letter from FIFA to Chris Giwa, through his lawyers confirming the position of FIFA on this matter.

“(2) In view of these facts above, our clients have taken steps to vacate the orders given by the Federal High Court in Jos. It should be noted that the said orders were given ex-parte (one-sided), as no other person was served with court processes. It should also be noted that the orders were given against Amaju Pinnick and his Board members (who are not parties to the case and were never served) and in favour of Chris Giwa (who is also not a party to the case). Besides, these orders are to last for only fourteen (14) days as provided by the Rules of Court. Our clients state these facts as they are in order to inform the public of the nature of the orders given without meaning to denigrate the authority of the court.

(3) The Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, SAN, a few weeks ago, having studied the Supreme Court judgment has already advised (by a letter dated 13th June, 2018) that the matter is subjudice, and that Government cannot intervene at this point. He advised all parties to await the FINAL DETERMINATION of the case. However, in a desperate attempt to assume office at all cost, Chris Giwa sneaked back to court to obtain these ex-parte (one-sided) orders prompting the office of the Attorney-General to issue yet another advice again dated June 26, 2018, advising compliance to the court order.

“(4) Finally, our clients also urge restraint and caution because the substantive matter is pending in court and has not been fully determined. Our clients have also taken steps to set aside these orders. Therefore, it is important that the Government awaits the full and final determination of the entire matter. It may be the contention of Chris Giwa and his so-called Board that the Rule of Law must be obeyed which means an immediate enforcement of the one-sided (ex-parte) orders. However, Nigeria is also bound to abide, recognize and enforce the decisions of the Courts of Arbitration for Sports which have since dismissed the case of Chris Giwa and his so-called Board, and affirmed Amaju Pinnick and his Board as the authentic leadership of the NFF.

“Our clients are therefore VERY SHOCKED that despite these glaring question marks, the Minister of Sports refused to advise Government correctly as to the position of FIFA on this matter and the existence of an Award against Chris Giwa and his so-called Board by the Court of Arbitration for Sports. The Press Release by the Minister of Sports would definitely cripple football in Nigeria and make Nigeria a pariah State regarding football. Our clients do not, by this letter, want to give credence or promote so many insinuations, peddled about, as motivating the actions of the Minister of Sports. Our clients only urge the President and Commander-in-Chief, President Muhammadu Buhari to urgently reverse the position of the Minister of Sports and save Nigerian Football from collapse.

“As a result of the CLEAR AND UNEQUIVOCAL position of FIFA on this issue, our clients urge the President to INSTRUCT the Minister of Sports to engage strong legal representation to challenge these court orders that were given without hearing from anyone or joining anyone on the other side (including the Minister of Sports).

“Whilst this is being done, our clients urge the President to direct all parties and law enforcement agencies to await a full determination of the case before doing anything in this regard as a result of the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sports which is also enforceable in Nigeria.

“The final point to make is that our clients wish to draw the attention of everyone to the fact that the NFF is not an independent association. It is an affiliate of FIFA. By virtue of Article 59, Paragraphs 2 and 3 of FIFA Statutes, FIFA does not tolerate such actions taken by Giwa and his so-called Board to destroy Nigerian football.

“Therefore, by virtue of the responsible position Nigeria holds in the Comity of Nations, it would be advisable that the President directs everyone to toe the line of FIFA and respect the final decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sports on this matter, instead of giving vent to the ambition of ONE MAN (Chris Giwa) who wants to bring down the entire edifice of football on all our heads to achieve his selfish ambition.”

where are the Yorubas that want to die with bubu, I think you are ready also to give your room to herdsmen when they come for you

The Brazilian referee that officiated Nigeria's opening World Cup match against Croatia has been hospitalized, according to reports.
Russian daily sports newspaper Sport Express says the main referee of the World Cup match between the national teams of Croatia and Nigeria, Sandro Meira Ricci, has been hospitalized.
The 43-year-old civil servant has ruptured his ligaments and is presently in the hospital.
Only yesterday, Ricci, who was the Video Assistant Referee for England's clash with Tunisia, was embroiled in a fresh controversy after he failed to award a penalty to England, as did the Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan, when Tottenham's Harry Kane was grabbed and knocked over by Sassi inside the area.
On Saturday evening, Nigeria were awarded 20 free-kicks, four more than Croatia, with Odion Ighalo giving away three fouls, and Victor Moses and Troost-Ekong two each.
Ricci booked only Troost-Ekong in the Nigerian team, while he showed yellow cards to Croatia pair, Ivan Rakitic and Brozović, and he awarded an undisputed penalty to the Balkans after the Bursaspor central defender pulled Mario Mandzukic by the shirt.

Amid pomp and glitz, but with a full appreciation of the task at hand, leaders of the South West zone of Nigerian football on Friday visited the brand new office of the Western Nigerian Football Forum in Ibadan, and in the process unveiled the logo and corporate identity for both the Forum and the fulcrum, the Odua Football League. NFF President Amaju Pinnick, physically present at the occasion, lauded both the concept and the work so far done, saying the move was in the right direction and challenged the other zones to emulate and create a healthy competition for which Nigerian Football will be the ultimate beneficiary. "I am not surprised because the South West has always blazed the trail in several respects. When we were growing up, the name of this place, Cocoa House, rang very loud and it was the dream of every Nigerian to visit here. You have shown a clear vision by choosing this place to be the headquarters. "Football is about continuity; I pray that successive administrations in the South West will support and encourage this project. There is nothing wrong in this concept; it is only full of positives, including bringing football closer to the people and engendering a surplus of talents. It is the same reason why in Africa, we have the different zones and they have their own calendars and competitions," said Pinnick, who is also Vice President of WAFU B. NFF 1st Vice President Seyi Akinwunmi, who is Chairman of the Forum, explained that the Odua Football Leagues would have Under-15, Under-17 and Under-20 categories at the youth level, with the U23 sector being the Premier League to which the youth teams' players will aspire. Akinwunmi revealed that the idea was conceptualised at a meeting of the South West forum in Abeokuta in 2015, while commending the support that the concept has received from the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (who has donated a trophy for the Odua Premier League) and some other leaders in the zone. He called on the political, royal and corporate leaders of the zone to support the project. The President of NFF, Mr. Amaju Pinnick then unveiled the logo and corporate identity of the Forum and the League, saying the concept was capable of fast -tracking the development of Nigerian Football into a full -blown industry capable of employing and sustaining the youth - a position shared by the Acting Director-General of the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN), Mr. Seye Oyeleye. Both Oyeleye and Hon. Fatai Adesina Salau, Oyo State Commissioner for Liaison and Special Duties, foresee a situation whereby the Odua Football Leagues will curtain social vices by positively and productively engaging the youth and reducing unemployment in the entire South West, while at the same time building a large and useful pool of talented footballers that will take Nigerian Football to even higher heights of glory. Pinnick insisted that youth football is the future of Nigerian Football, and after taking a look around the new offices of the Western Nigeria Football Forum on the 15th floor of the iconic building, promised that the NFF will support the furnishing of the secretariat. Akinwunmi, also Chairman of the Lagos State FA, Chairman of the NFF Youth Football Committee and Member of the CAF Committee on Youth Competitions, said: "What we are doing is to foster regional integration while at the same time promoting grassroots football through which we will produce future stars for Nigeria. There will be a lot of training programmes including scouting, coaching and refereeing, and we will invite people from other zones to benefit from these programmes.

Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the House of Representatives from Lagos State on Saturday endorsed Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode for a second term in office. The APC caucus in the House, led by the Majority Leader, Mr Femi Gbajabiamila, presented a letter to the governor at the Lagos House in Alausa, Ikeja, asking him to re- contest in 2019. Gbajabiamila said the decision to unanimously endorse Ambode for a second term was as a result of his brilliant performance in office in the last two and a half years. Gbajabiamila said the lawmakers were proud to be associated with the achievements of the governor so far, and would be supporting him all the way for another term in office. “ We are members of the House of Representatives APC caucus from Lagos State. “We all came into Lagos today to perform a very unique and sacred duty; something we did not take very lightly at all; something we deliberated over a couple of days ago and we spoke with one voice. “Because of the giant strides of our amiable governor in the last two and a half years in governing the state, we sat together and we decided without a dissenting voice to seek his audience and endorse him for re-election in 2019 as the governor of Lagos State, ” he said. The House Leader described the endorsement as history repeating itself, as the caucus was the first to endorse the governor for election in 2015. He said it was instructive that there was not a single dissenting voice in the decision to support Gov. Ambode for re-election. Gbajabiamila urged the governor to see the endorsement as a call to do more for the people of the state, come 2019. Responding, Ambode thanked the federal legislators for the honour done to him, saying the endorsement would spur him to do more for the people. “ I am greatly humbled to receive the APC caucus in the House of Representatives from Lagos State. “I am more delighted that this word of encouragement by way of this letter is to inspire me further to continue to render service to the good people of Lagos. “I want to thank you so much for the honour you have done me; I receive it with all humility and I pray that God gives us the grace to actually honour all the letters and the words in this message,” Ambode said. www.pulseng.com

overnor Samuel Ortom of Benue state has warned his counterpart in Plateau state, Simon Lalong to mind his business. According to Punch, Ortom asked Lalong not to dabble into Benue state matters. This is coming some weeks after the Benue Governor accepted the apology » that was tendered by Gov. Lalong. According to reports in the media, Lalong, in the wake of the Fulani herdsmen killings in Benue, said that he warned Ortom not to enact the anti-open grazing law. A statement which the Benue Governor debunked, » saying “The law is what the Benue people want. Is there any person in Benue that’s against this law? The answer is no. I consulted widely and it originated from the people themselves.” Recently, Lalong, according to Ortom, mentioned to the Deputy-Governor of Benue state, Benson Abounu, that he actually warned the Governor against the law. Reacting to the Plateau state Governor’s comments, Ortom said “My deputy told me that he had a discussion with Lalong recently at a function, where he (Lalong) said that he had to apologise to me over his statement because of pressure on him, saying, he stands by his earlier statement. “He also told the people that he introduced this woman (pointing at the woman on the high table) in this committee to me, whereas, this woman was introduced to me by Nasir el-Rufai, not him. ALSO READ: Governor Ortom stoned during violent protest in Benue » “Thank God he has a representative here; please tell him to stop interfering with the affairs of my state; let him mind his business in Plateau and I will mind my own business here. “I am the governor here (Benue); how can he say that he warned me? Who is he to warn me? He can only advise me.” Governor Ortom’s life is in danger Meanwhile, the Governor, Samuel Ortom has said that some powerful people at the Federal level » are threatening his life. He also revealed that he has been receiving threats because of his decision to ban open grazing in Benue state. The Governor said that he is ready to sacrifice his life for the truth.

12submarine:
And you think I am from the SE? Go back to my first comment you quoted and see the parasitic zones.

when you are talking about parasite stop including south west because we don't depend on your resources, you have your own oil, my dearly Ondo state have our own, why should I depend on your own, i grew up seen chevron operating in my village, i belong to NDDC, also OSOPADEC

whatever you think you have, we have also, yours may be larger than mine, but that doesn't mean i depend on you for anything.
plus lagos we sit on first position, without lagos we sit on second position. remove rivers state if others will occupy 4th position, without oil southwest will still be great, because we are not lazy asshole that always depend, go and check our record, during the Awolowo that whatever you generate you spend.

Benekruku:


No wonder his career nose dived!



They were telling him his tithe will boost his audience instead of him to get busy in the studio, he was paying tithe

hmmm with his career nose dive last time I check governor of his state still recognized him but with your carrer intact who know your name in your father's house.

Lagos is no longer part of Nigeria is becoming is own Country, everything their is going according to plan. that is why is good to vote wisely Nigeria is going backward but Lagos is moving forward, just because of the leadership quality.

ugheli warri road lock down due to election in delta. for the travellers that is going to balyesa or port harcourt please find another way.

SARS may be doing bad job in some other places but in my area in River state, if not the help of SARS and God we would of been prey to this boys. a year ago igwuruta axis was like there farm where they go every day for the daily bread.

eyaaa but burning the building is not the best way to tackle the situation because i remembered how this health ceter really helped me when i was a student in that school especially in the midnight and you all know is the only hope for the students that has health challenges, you know fedpoly ado is in the center of no where, it far from ado and also from ijan so where do you want people that are under treatment do and despite the non challant altitude of the staff there we still have some good guys there too especially the corpers that do serve there.

ASU should go and sit down they have be protesting for same thing since 1993 After three days you we here them going for strike on same matter why dey kukuma wait collect their money and stop wasting our time in Nigeria.

this is bad

following the controversial policy to peg cut-off marks at 120, Lagos State University has adopted 190 as its cut off point for admission. The Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Olanrewaju Fagbohun on a Talk Radio program, Morning Digest With Jimi Disu on Tuesday, August 29, said that the Senate of Lagos State University has decided that the minimum point for admission in the school be pegged at 190. "The cut-off point for LASU is 190. If you don't have a score of 190 you can not even register on the platform, it wouldn't accept you because it has been programmed for that. That is the decision of the Senate of the University." Fagboun further explained that there is a difference between institutional cut-off and program cut-off saying that candidates would have to meet both cut-offs to read the course of their choice at the state university. "We must also realize that there is a difference between institutional cut-off and program cut-off. So if you have the institutional cut off of 190, it allows you to be able to enter the platform, it now depends on the course you want to do. If you want to read Law, the cut off for Law may be 270 and if you don't make that 270, you can not go in for Law. If you want to read Medicine, its cut off may be 275, if you want to read Chemistry, it may be 250 and at the end of the day, you will find out that the cut off is always there. Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor of Ibrahim Babangida University, Lapai, Professor Muhammad Nasir has also announced that the institution has pegged its cut-off point at 160. According to Punch the Vice Chancellor said the 120 benchmark is unreasonable. ALSO READ: 5 reasons why JAMB new cut-off mark is good for Nigerian universities » . The Federal University Gusau has also announced its cut off mark for admission on Sunday, August 27. The Information Officer of the university, Umar Usman in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN disclosed that the university management had arrived at the decision to set 170 as minimum cut-off marks after getting statistics on the candidates who applied for admission into the institution. The JAMB's cut-off mark of 120 has been widely considered too low for university admission standard and a lot of Vice Chancellors have kicked against it. However, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board Registrar has said the 120 benchmark is n

DONE DEAL,
ACTORS GUIDE FC HAVE SIGNED EMEKA ROLLAS WITH 42£ MILLION AFTER EMEKA IKE THE MAJOR STRIKER DEPARTED THE CLUB TO UNKNOWN CLUB WITH JUST 14MILLION POUNDS.

what is happening in Akoko for God sake, a week after one year and 2 months total black out was solved, now glo shut down, why always akoko, God please deliver us o.
it be like say witch whe dey there le gidi gan.

what is happening in Akoko for God sake, a week after one year and 2 months total black out, without electricity now glo shut down, why always akoko, God please deliver us o.
it be like say witch whe dey there le gidi gan.

PLEASE CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME OUT

what business I can use 500,000 to start that can bring profits within a month?
but please don't suggest shop business because i don't like sitting down in one place.[/color]PLEASE CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME OUT

what business I can use 500,000 to start that can bring profits within a month?
but please don't suggest shop business because i don't like sitting down in one place.

the cursed family in my community are the richest family, you may ask me how?
because they realise it early and give their live to Christ and accepted him as their personal Lord and saviour.
brethren there is no curse for whosoever in Christ Colossian chapter 2, because Christ as bear our curse, no one can condemn you again. number chapter 23, therefore the only way to run away is by given your life to Christ.

KingOvoramwen1:
Must you yorubers cry over everything

It was even started in that Article the origin of the Uneme people ... They are Edo's who descended from Edo's!

Where did you see Yoruba origin there??

They have no connection to yoruberr watsover

Damn you people really have Inferiority complex

i have opportunity to school in akoko Edo, i know much about the following communities, igara, ate, somorika, uromi, ibilo, ayeteju, imeri, and some other part, they speak yoruba fluently, their culture and Yoruba culture are thesame, most of them speak same dialect as isua akoko, epinmi akoko, ipesi akoko, and ipe akoko, all in ondo state.
except igara which is the local government head quarter that speak ebira and yoruba

Rorachy:
I'm thinking of buying a glo sim, I hope its worth my #300.

i tried it but it was with slow motion and fast forward i used to prostrated to beg mtn to take me back as a prodigal son that have repented because the 1 month subscription was like i was looking for way to dash out 2500. my 4gigabite was completed without been able to use 0.1 bite for the whole one month

in fifa president voice, and the winner is.........

sorry i forgot the name at home leme come and be going so that the name will not expire before i get home.

i regretted dropped my mi-tribe for hot note 4 pls if you know where i can buy mi- tribe again link me because that phone is the best in browsing

hope it won't affect OAU and AAUA

my brother what I can advice is to call her and apologies and let her know you are deeply sorry for your mistake tell her you love her and if you really sure you love her tell her you are ready for the relationship without sex and let her think about it. if she still insist on friendship then play along sometimes some ladies like to marry their friend just my self as example my wife insisted on just be a friend in the first approach but later we agree to be in relationship

Eastatlantaniqqa:
Why is that all of them are yoruba ?
TRIBALISIM is a major problem in nigeria no wonder IPOB would keep fighting for BIAFRA

g



hmmm who else do you want

I think they are right but they should be ashamed to still be boasting on awolowo achievements when they are in the position to improve thing