SuperS1Panther:
All the unsolicited and useless expletives of the uninvited Osus littering this thread have been cleaned out.
I hope they will respect themselves now.

Mujtahida:
If you show steel and not fall into the gutter trap of those peddling insults by ignoring it totally as I have done infant running mad on this thread you will show yourself to be a true omo akin but if you get itchy and irascible and begin to trade distributors insults then it's too bad

Dalek:

Banning certain individuals from the political scene is an option, but that may go against the Constitutional right to vote and be voted for.
We can also enshrine in the Constitution that all individuals and political parties of the "old Republic" banned.
also any new party must have a political manifesto in line with the political spectrum (left wing and right wing) b4 dey are registered

sukkot:
my fellow oduduwa brethren I salute oooo I see AkinPhysicist and Wristbangle in the house. eku ijoko oooo

Dalek:


Yes i believe in the Constitution, a well drafted one void of loopholes can go a long way. Having one is not the issue, but the individuals who will draft it.
You talked about progressive minds, but you think the political class of the "Old Republic" will simple die out. they will still be here now stuck with us, when not trying to lead they will may be pulling the strings. Who will give the progressive the chance and how can we know them??

i may sound paranoid but i Still think we need a political class rebirth.

Dalek:
One thing that has always bother me tho are:
1) Changing our currency: Do we change it immediately without notice like the Indian did to flush out hidden looted cash or just change it incrementally knowing other nations of the B.A.D(Biafra, Arewa, Delta) regions have the naira and can bring dem here to change to dollars.

Dalek:

2) is it possible we keep the name nigeria (Western Republic of Nigeria) cuz of bilateral reasons, i believe if we keep the name we can easily get allies from other nations.

Dalek:

3) what will happen to our previous political classes who damned us,dey will surely come back to try and rule.
solution: Military government, we arrest all past leader, create a public panel a la oputa panel. we strip dem of dere wealth and redistribute it.

Dalek:

yes I know thats a bit radical, but think of it can we really avoid the political corruption that plagued dis nation without a clean slate protocol. a Pro-yoruba military council can do that. we need iron hand in this country and we know it.

maisauki:

YOU'V NOT GOTTEN MY DRIFT ...OK let it go like this from all you'v known give me just one example of a county that separated without war JUST ONE and i wil giv you numerous examples of those that their situation isn't as tolatile as ours but still went to war before they finally got separated...

deedeedee1:

The hausas might not agree. If Yoruba, Igbos and Niger-Deltans leave, there will be no war. As far as we know our boundaries

maisauki:

I don't need to tell you who i am but do know wit certainty that there's no separation that goes easily it always lead to war and our elders do say...EYIN OKU LAA JOGUN, ASIKO OGUN LAA SOOGUN, ATOGUN ATOOGUN, KO SEYI TI KII LANI LOOGUN TOGUN BA DE...

maisauki:

You guys think separation is that easy
IBERE OGUN LAARI...you and i might not see d aftermath of this online war if they should become reality

Dalek:


A Yoruba nation has to have a separation from religion. to promote and protect our culture.
Cultural public holidays
Mandatory Parliament proceedings in yoruba sometimes.
yoruba language compulsory along side English.

Dalek:

Lagos should never be capital.

Dalek:

Any Minorities joining should have their state
Kogi west(state) for the okun people

Dalek:

Oyo needs to be broken down, its to Big imho

Dalek:

I believe greatly in DAWN. but I kinda don't like dat oduduwa Republic name.
we can do better

9jakool:

Your story of the people you met in Brazil spoke to me.

9jakool:

The funny thing is while these people are yearning hard to claim their Yoruba/African ancestry that was robbed from them, some of our own people are knowingly throwing away their identity.

YungMillionaire:

Interesting. What's your opinion of the Chinese influencing our elections by funding pro-Chinese investment candidates?

YungMillionaire:

You have a point. But I doubt some1 like Akin is even interested in going into politics full time.

9jakool:

I see the foolery is getting to a few elements of Yoruba folks as well. You see that some ignorant folks are claiming that Oduduwa came from Meccah, because Mohammed was from there. Also when they go on hajj, they see the glitter of Meccah (which is a result of Saudi's oil) meanwhile forgetting that when Ile-Ife was an urban center of trade and culture, Meccah was just a small village in the Arabian desert.

9jakool:

It even gets more ridiculous when the Awujale was claiming that Ijebus are from Sudan when their founder, Obanta was from Ile-Ife. At the same time, they worry why their brothers, the Remos who are sworn Ife descendants constantly disassociate themselves from the Ijebus. You cannot spit in a pot of soup and expect someone else to eat it with you. I know many Ijebus don't buy that nonsense, but there are some very unfortunate folks out there who would rather claim to be descendant from some far fetched place. Even with this, I agree that Yorubas are faring better in comparison to other ethnic groups.

ColonelDrake:

You're wrong. "especially the Christians" This is very false. We know those who suck Buhari and Fulani balls on here and in the real world. And they're not Christians. we also know those who have been in the fore front of restructuring/regionalism.

YungMillionaire:

I like the way you crystallized some of these recent history in light of what is happening today. You know I have ALWAYS suspected Peter Obi to be one of Kanu's sponsors. I know he is currently working with IBB to push for his candidacy in 2019.

FisifunKododada:


This is very good. CC Akinphysicist

FisifunKododada:

Some of our people have lost their minds to foreign religions. But I believe many will come around. The Ife line runs deep. Akin what's your opinion on the Yorubas in Akoko-Edo?

deedeedee1:

You are right. Some Yoruba christians guys will not want to marry a yoruba muslim girl but will rather marry an Igbo or south south, because they practise same faith. It does matter to them if they speak the same native language or practise same culture. Parents are not even helping. Especially these days.
It is really annoying i tell you.

YungMillionaire:


body dey joor. That Ipob-Massob thing is funny abeg

YungMillionaire:

Akin how far? As always I trust you to focus on the core of issues. From Boko Haram to Boko Haram insurgency. Fascinating.

deedeedee1:

Useless Yoruba Christians and Muslims.
Lolz!!!

FisifunKododada:

You know - I have always wondered why that guy was murdered like that. Now, I see how he was a serious threat to the 'family business of the Northern overnight billionaires.

FisifunKododada:


Very depressing I must say. So what do you think is the way forward?

FisifunKododada:


So do you think a Nigerian break up is imminent?

FisifunKododada:


Akin (longest time). Which one be efulefu Yorubas again?

leofab:
keep quiet; you are excited practicing s borrowed practice but not happy to promote yours.. inferiority complex comes to mind..