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OloYeOfEgbE:Some family don't demand up to that. Moreover, the yam is for the extended family, both from Father's and mother's side, they will all receive some portion from the yam. |
Write application latter to Ministry of information. If you know you know |
Elemosho478:Even if Adeleke himself is a calamity, people around him won't allow him to happen. Oga go and rest |
Peacemaker5128:Na water dem go put inside motors wey go carry dem go campaign? Abi dem no go pay for the chairs, tables etc dem go use for the campaign? They want to use the money for necessary things not for bribing voters. Get sense. |
Last ritual through doggy? No be juju be that? |
And he got an assist already. Shame to them |
Ghana and Argentina |
Fedrick100:Very long time brother. How have you been? |
I also have a current serving Corper virgin as a friend. She graduated from OAU and serving in Oyo state. |
Na bcuz dem be Christian. Have you ever heard something like that happened to a Muslim girl? |
OsunOriginal:Ogbeni gbe gbogbo enu oshi e danu jare arindin. You might be the first sense less person from osun. I'm from osun, odeomu precisely and I have never met brain dead person like you. Either you want to die or live, It's Obi. |
Here is 17 years own.
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And some stu pid people are already attributing this to Tinubu |
sophirebenitez:Wetin elderly person see while he or she sit down, if a child climb iroko tree e no fit see am |
Smazlexander:Why? |
Umsworld:I agree with you, but do you know it's not only Hausa we have in this country? If they must include Ajami that is Hausa language, then they have to include Ibo and Yoruba language. There are also millions of Yoruba and Ibo that can't read English but their local languages. |
AyePappy:Oga gbenu oshi danu. As a Nigerian, you have every right to live anywhere in Nigeria. |
A is the original, B is fake, we call it Kampala. |
She's just not a pretender. |
Viraltrends123:Answer the question I asked you. |
Viraltrends123:This is the must senseless comment I ever seen on nairaland this month. Please, how was Lagos state before Tinubu became Governor and which state was better than Lagos before he became Governor of Lagos state? |
Why don't he use the money to start a small business instead of looking for job that may never come? |
Why these people always trying to force the way of their life on people? Why can't they respect someone else choice for once? Must everything go their way? |
AmehTsaev:Do I have to drag anything with you? You people are known for ingrate and victim mentality. So, keep you moonlight tale to yourself. |
Moferere:Do you mind them? Victor banjo fought gallantly for the biafra,he was betrayed by biafra Gov, he led the highest counter attacked so far recorded during the biafra war(battle of Ore), he was the main force, the commander of operation torch, after helping biafra captured the whole of the Midwest region that consist the south south today, he was framed up by biafra outlying to over throw ojukwu, transported to enugu and executed by the biafrans, on the 19 September 1967 few days after his arrest by the people he was fighting for, benin city was retaken by nigeria troops which saw ojukwu regrets his execution. But till today, they never acknowledge the sacrifices some Yoruba made for them during the war, instead, they see Yoruba as their worst enemy. |
Biafran Heroes of Yoruba Extraction Not many of us remember the Yoruba soldiers who fought gallantly on the side of Biafra. This is a quick attempt to remember some of them now. 1.Lt Col Victor Banjo. He was one of the first graduates to join the army alongside Ojukwu and others. The two were best of friends according to public records and individual accounts. When Ojukwu released the January 15 coup suspects in the Eastern region after the revenge coup ,Banjo stayed in the government house with him while the rest were accommodated elsewhere in Independent Layout, Enugu. Banjo led the 3,000 strong Biafran brigade known as the "Liberation Army of Nigeria" and also called the "Midwest Expeditionary Force" in the planned invasion of Lagos. His forces reached Benin within 12 hours on August 9,1967. By this time, Nigerian forces had captured Biafran towns of Obudu, Garkem,Ogoja, Nsukka heading to Enugu and Bonny, heading to Port Harcourt. Banjo's arguments with Ojukwu resulted in fatal tactical delays in Benin and Ore enroute Lagos for several days. He was recalled back to Enugu alongside his deputy and Quartermaster; Major Ifeajuna, court-martialed and executed with 3 others in September 1967. Lt Col Banjo was the highest ranking Yoruba in the Biafran army. 2.Major Wale Ademoyega One of the five majors that toppled the government of Balewa on January 15,1966, he was released from Warri prison during the Midwest invasion in August 1967 by a battalion led by Major Chukwuka; another of the five Jan 15 majors. He first commanded the Biafra newly reorganised 19th Battalion but replaced Ifeajuna as the "Liberation Army" Quartermaster General when he (Ifeajuna) was recalled back to Enugu with his commander; Col Banjo. Ademoyega wrote a book on the Jan 15 coup titled Why We Struck. He was arrested by federal soldiers after the war, faced the military commission and was detained until October 1974. 3.Capt Ganiyu Adeleke. He was one of the Jan 15 officers released by Ojukwu. He cordinated the Biafra 18 Battalion at Onitsha as Infantry Company commander with Major Chukwuka in readiness for the Midwest invasion. He distinguished himself in the charge toward Ore and later become an instructor at the Biafra School of Infantry. When other Biafran soldiers who took part in the Midwest invasion were released from prison in 1974 after Gowon granted them pardon, Capt Adeleke, Lt Col Ochei and "Col Hannibal"Achuzia were exempted from pardon and remained imprisoned. 4.Lt Fola Oyewole He also joined in setting up the Biafra 18th Battalion at Onitsha and commanded the D Company that liberated Ughelli, parts of Sapele and Warri during the Midwest expedition. Lt Oyewole is one of the first soldier to write a very instructive book on the civil war titled the Reluctant Rebel. It is a credible account of the civil war from the eyes of an active Biafran army commander who is not from the East. Oyewole is also one of the Biafran soldiers detained by the federal government after the war and released in 1974. Note: Other notable Yoruba who opposed the federal government on the Biafra war include but not limited to: 1.Wole Soyinka 2.Tai Solarin 3.Prof Hezekiah Oluwasanmi; former Vice Chancellor of OAU Ife (1966-1975) The pictures below are arranged in line with the arrangement of the article with only Capt. Adeleke missing in the pictures.
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Corridon:Oshogbo? Lol. Seems you never been there. |
obinna58:Woman wrapper don talk. Someone who will wake up by 4am and still not allow to sleep by 12 and the wife was at home throughout the day o? Your sense is as size as ant own. |
You're the one who is not serious yourself. That 1 year at nysc should be enough to turn things around for yourself. But there are you asking for advise less than 3 months to spend there. Anyways, wish you best of luck. |
erad:I think you're living in a village or probably you are a kid. I believe something like this was not happening 5 years ago. You will hardly see a girl without flip up their polo these days. |
Bloooody:Well said, but he will prefer to associate himself with Afonjas than osu nyemiri |
UselessBuharist:Wow.. At the end of the sad story, I'm happy to hear this from you. |