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I pray she is found alive,we all know those people and their knack for human skull/parts |
Godwin4444:please why are you scared of being alone with your Hausa and Fulani lords,form your Oduarewastan Country,No? I thought that’s supposed to be the dream of every Yoruba man,a country free of ibo pests,No? No wonder Yoruba senate leaders rejected regional Government bill,now I am beginning to get why my Igbo brothers call y’all unity beggars |
Always all these Ola and ade names |
You people are asking for too much from tinubu,he can’t give what he doesn’t have |
If everyone in Nigeria was like me,wahala no go dey Even if I see Michael Jackson,I no fit go meet am for anything I remember the day I saw one popular Actor,he was expecting me to be star struck,I waka my own,I hear “mugu”,I just take am say no be me he dey talk to or maybe he dey on call |
President of Nigeria Buhari and tinubu have made a caricature of the once respected office |
SarakiBukola:HOW WOLE SOYINKA BEYRAYED AFRICAN WRITERS By Ndagi Abdullahi Amana Nupe In the annals of African literature, a significant chapter was written when a collective decision was made by African writers to boycott the Nobel Prize in Literature. This bold move was a direct response to the perceived racial bias and discrimination that had long plagued the international literary establishment, particularly the Royal Academy, which was responsible for selecting the Nobel laureates. The African literary community, led by luminaries such as Ngugi wa Thiong'O, Chinua Achebe, and others, stood united in their conviction that the Western literary establishment had systematically denied recognition to deserving African writers, perpetuating a colonial legacy of cultural hegemony. The boycott, which gained momentum in the 1980s, was a powerful statement of solidarity and resistance against the perceived injustices of the Nobel Prize selection process. African writers, who had long been marginalized and underrepresented in the global literary canon, saw the boycott as an opportunity to challenge the status quo and demand a more inclusive and equitable system of recognition. However, the unity and resolve of the African literary community were shaken when Wole Soyinka, a renowned Nigerian writer, chose to accept the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986. Soyinka's decision was seen by many as a betrayal of the collective cause, a selfish act that undermined the hard-fought efforts of his fellow African writers to challenge the racism and bias of the Western literary establishment. .... continue reading at https://workink.net/1UYE/lwxs1vpg |
He has always been a Spy and a betrayal,It was also said that Soyinka won the Nobel price award the Year when Africans ignored the award because of non inclusivity,they then gave it to soyinka to spite other Africans |
Wasn’t a Yoruba monarch also sentenced to death for human sacrifice back in the 50s? Most Traditional rulers in the Sw are criminals
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LegendHero:Because Soludo was against Obi,you Yorubas love every Igbo that is against Obi Every Igbo man that hates Obi is your idol,check Joe Yorubakwe,Ijele speaks etc They are not IPOB if they don’t like Obi,we will see your true colors if Soludo talks about your drug lord,that’s when we will see how y’all really see soludo |
Yet when they talk about ritual killing,you will see them open dirty gbegiri mouth to accuse Ndigbo even then they have a whole forest dedicated to ritual killings,Soka forests where skulls go for as little as 5k I saw another video where a whole cemetery in the SW was raided and all corpses were stolen and being sold for 5k |
Yoruba people Hmmm |
But there will always be free White substance for you?
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Mr Paul Adekunle Chukwuma Olapeju We all agree that Soludo is ineffectual and lazy but you and your party are not an Option Go and contest in Ekiti state |
Used and dumped by Yoruba Muslims They were always on his posts telling how they love him and his is the most sensible Igbo man Now they have left him behind |
heysquare:Hahaha Dey whine yourself,why have they not exposed Soka forest,an American even came and did documentaries on the killings and human part trade going on there in Ibadan Dey they,make pant dey wear you |
kestolove95:I think we all know the people you are talking about
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Eniola Badmus,this is Economics and not scouting for girls to satisfy Seyi tinubu’s debauchery when it gets to pimping ladies we will ask for your contributions,this is not your field please |
AkinPhysicist:na online you dey |
Abike dabiri has never hidden her hate for the Igbo people |
Shinjawestern:attaché by force |
Na dem
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Rice is tinubu’s cure for all ails
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Is it me but I have never seen an aide of the Presidency who is Hausa,Igbo,urhobo or any other tribe Aside Yoruba,and everybody is quiet because it’s Yoruba not Igbo |
Clueless man |
I have always said this,I know some real Lagosians while growing up in Lagos,those ones from badagry who are Egun/ogu they never have problem with people living in Lagos,but you see those migrants from Osun/Ekiti etc that spend like 6-7 hours to come to Lagos will be telling another “go back to your fillage” No wonder lagos state called them miscreants and deported them back to oshogbo |
What do Yorubas really want Yoruba Nasion or Yoruba Presidency? Confused people |
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