tunjijones:


https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/top/1112549-first-class-kings-nigeria/

zealousayo:


There are many kings in Yorubaland that are ahead of Olubadan e.g. Owa Obokun of Ijeshaland, Akarigbo of Remo, Soun of Ogbomoso, Oluwo of Iwo, Ataoja of Osogbo, Timi of Ede, Osemawen of Ondo, Olugbo of Ugboland, Ewi of Ado-Ekiti, etc. Historically, Olubadan is nowhere near these Obas.

Clemence6969:
Which deceased relatives again, they are done with training already. The next training is for Freshers

Hussen240:


@adgunwa Any update?

Clemence6969:
Yes, people have been submitting their CVs for a while now. Another rumor is that the call was done for ssce holders last week.......

Rainy19:

I understand you. Well the military special forces have better combat weapons though. If it's Intel NIA should be better. It's not about glasses and suits.

bigcasava1:
There is in DSS, and they are the best we have in Nigeria

Offpointng:


I beg to disagree boss. Although when it comes to sophistication in terms of Guns, intelligence, standard and troops welfare (which is also an important of warfare) I give it to the Secret agent but when you talk bout Artillery for battle to the extent of levelling a whole state, Omo for weytin I see for NAAC army get the capabilities o which any other agencies don't come close.

Offpointng:


Who told you?? have you visited NAAC before?

I used to think like you until I visited NAAC maybe during their next Civil military relations workshop

VillagePipu:


The DG DSS was arrested by a POLICE ASP and driven with Hilux to SARS HQ.

Rainy19:

You have no idea about the Nigerian armed forces.

horlatunji00:
https://www.nairaland.com/8141848/disquiet-dss-directors-retired-since#130750169

Wemoveee:



Thanks for your response brother. Let's be hopeful then

Wemoveee:


You're right brother, I confirmed this earlier this morning too from Bauchi camp. Do you know when apl will be issued and likely when the real camping commence?

Please your input is highly appreciated

Ifex93:
But this actually means sth is seriously happening...

dmgr:


You re 100% correct

Hussen240:


Change source oo.

Kingwixdom:
Update update update!!!

IABkhair:
So are we to be ready 🙄

lx3as:
Very unfortunate a so called prince knows nothing about Akure history but recent emotions for Akure to stand separate. Akure as part of Ekiti confederation shares boundary with Ondo Ekimogun. Why is this so difficult for you to understand? Most of those Ekiti towns in Kwara are not also putting Ekiti behind their names but they still accept themselves being Ekitis.

AreaFada2:

Your problem is you copy and paste anything you see. Like I mentioned elsewhere before, I grew up in a house with a rich library. Books and journal articles were written in my presence. For you anything written is impressive.

Not me who saw history being written and can discern.

You will probably learn that with time. Experience is the best teacher.

Well, Muslim scholars wrote your history and gave you Yoruba/Yoruba name. My part of SW is Ado-Akure.

Not Islamic baptismal name. To tell them Alakubar to correct your history.

Alba3:


Before the Ekiti Parapo, there had been Ekiti confederal states and Pelupelu which Akure was part of, so also towns in Oke Ẹrọ and Ekiti LGAs in Kwara state (also some towns in Akoko like Irun, Ogbagi, though debatable). Ijesa was never part of this, although they are the closest group to Ekitis and they both faced the same existencial conflicts with Ibadan which gave rise to the uprising against the later referred to as Kiriji war.

We only have 5 stocks in Central Yoruba: Ife, Ekiti, Ìjèsà, Igbomina and Yagba. Can we now say Akure is with South Eastern Yoruba of Owo, Ijebu, Ilaje, Ikale, Akoko, Ondo, etc or with North Western Yoruba of Oyo, Ibolo, Owe, Egba, etc?
Among the Yorubas, the thin line that separates Ibolo from Oyo speaking group is same that separates Ìjèsà from Ekiti; they're very very close in everything. Akure have never had different identify until recently because it's the capital city of Ondo state. Go and study the culture, tradition, songs and history of a place like Igbara-Oke, Ilaramoki, Ijede, Iju, etc in Ondo state and compare with places like Igbara-odo, Ogotun, Ikere, Ise, etc in Ekiti.

It's also pathetic to see people saying Otun-Ekiti people are Igbomina (when you still have several Ekiti towns in Kwara after Otun) or Okemesi-Ekiti people are Ìjèsà. Ekiti is the only homogeneous state in the South if not in the entire Nigeria; the same stock of Yoruba people. They are only influenced in the boundary areas by Ijesa, Igbomina, Okun, Akoko, Owo and Ondo dialects of same Yoruba they belong to. The most important thing is Ekiti people understand themselves regardless the version one used unlike some parts of Akoko.

Alba3:


Any difference in dialect among these towns, Iju, Emure, Akure, Ijare, Igbara-oke, Igbara-odo, Ilara-moki, Ikere dialect? Same dialect but in two states. Akure North, South, Ifedore are Ekitis culturally but not in a political entity. Deji of Akure used to be part of Ekiti Pelupelu Obas.

illicit:


Its possible I know it than u

I am full blooded Ekiti and born and raised in Akure

illicit:


Yes
Akure speaks Ekiti dialect

ipodstinks:
Nope, Akure is entirely different from Ekiti.

I am from Akure