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People in charge dictate everything. Others are just like subservient individuals or second/third class citizens with little right or say. How many Nigerians can read that inscription? How will the muslim North feel if Hebrew is used instead of Arabic. All good national posts and all the natural resources are taken over already. We only have collaborators. Everything needs restructuring if we're to remain one nation. |
jo2222:He is a killer herdman on nairaland that finds himself with a small phone. He spams every thread using monilers like killigbohonow, killNKnow, etc. Still waiting for mod to do the needful. |
PIMPAR:They will never! They love to blame others! Enugu is full with markets having poor sanitation: ogbete, artisan, gariki, asata, mayor, camp, new market, etc. Authorities should do something reasonable before the disease spreads. |
FEGNO:But your small Abia has more than 5 military formations and a place like Ekiti has none. Are Kaduna. Abuja, Abia with many military baracks conquered territories? |
Making Arakunrin the next president of Nigeria may return this nation to pre-1966 constitution and progress. I have been studying him, among many politicians, for the past five years; he has no ambition to rule Nigeria, although highly qualified and unbiased. He was a former NBA president; he never shy away from speaking the truth and support his beliefs whenever the need arises. He loves to do the wishes of those that elected him even when such is in conflict with his party men. He's married to a woman from Imo and his mother from riverine part of Ondo. He understands the mutual feelings and experiences of the people of the South. He also has heart for the masses in the North, as an activist, as opposed to the ruling feudalists. He may oppose nepotism, open grazing, herdsmen's atrocities, etc. but he's not a supporter of secession either. He has been very vocal to the extent of being in the middle of a three-part-way alone. 'Buhari boys, Tinubu boys and pdp boys' don't really like him; he's on his own. He is trustworthy, compassionate and a thorough people's representative with rare leadership qualities. I doubt if he ever thought of being the president but this is my own opinion of him. I'll only support a reforming president that will return this nation to 1963 republican constitution or help this country to go into confederations, if not a separation. I want to put pressure on Mr. Rótìmí Akeredolu to consider contesting. I will appreciate others to present their own best candidates with reasons. Let start the constructive debate here before money bags and oligarchic candidates cajoles us to another centralised sufferings. |
Rather say, 'Fulanis will be angry...' Meyeti and Shetima gang always free to say all kinds of threatening stuff but they're above Nigeria constitution unlike southerners. |
PrinceOfLagos: donbachi:You're comparing Yorubas with your tribesmen? Go and ask Abacha; they brought about the democracy you and Buhari is now enjoying with their blood.... I hope Buhari isn't returning everything to pre 1999; people are becoming more ethnic conscious. |
They use everyday to attack Adesina but left theirs as powerful heroic spokesmen. |
He always says he has no power to fight government but to defend his people's right to their ancestral lands. This is so difficult for some that believe in brute force without single tactic. Moreover, we all enjoy his efforts through God's support as Fulani herdsmen's attacks have really reduced on the roads and SW generally. People like fake guy above can be in his one room in Iba and keep mocking him but Igboho has contributed his efforts to help safe the poor and the rich, the politicians and powerful that are after him, including the families of the law enforcement officers being used against him. |
Please, 2004 Corolla was slow to pick up on initial acceleration; engine may stall when moving from gear 2 to 3. Scan shows P1760: Linear Solenoid for line Pressure Control Circuit Malfunction. Took it to gear technician, he said it isn't gear issue but Mass Air Flow Meter and a coil. Should I change the MAF, or approach another technician? |
thebosstrevor1:Stop arguing; only the red and black striped dress is Idoma |
Asgard73:What's NPF waiting for? You know something and you should be invited... Seun and his biased mods that always allow your lunatic obsession with Yorubas should be able to provide you. What's Yorubas' business in Igbo girl, your sister, killing somebody. |
IduNaOba:Emotional attache by force always! In Yoruba 'Igbo' means: Bush, farm or hemp Headbutt Group, convergence (variant of Agbo) It's Igbọkọda, so stop disgracing yourself on this platform. |
Elliotwaveforec:There is a difference between when Ibolo from Ede or Okuku speaks and when Oyo or Ibadan person speaks. The thin line between Ibolo and Oyo is just the same as that of Ijesa and Ekiti. |
Christistruth00:I agree with this. Moreover, we have three sets of Ekitis: those that shared common ancestors with Igala, Akokos, igodo, etc called Uraurẹ, the Obatala people called Ulesun and the recent, Omo Olofin, Omo Owa from Ifẹ; they form the ruling class in every town. |
Christistruth00: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. |
ariesbull:Insult is all you guys know... Already you contradict yourself, I've nothing to proof to an emotional ethnic goon. Agbor is an open town, go there and argue with them that they are ngwa as yourself. |
ariesbull:Because Ariesbulls is Igbo or English! Those Nigerians having English names and without understanding of Nigerian local languages but English; so it's inferiority complex or they're Englishmen? |
ariesbull:Are all people like Baruba, Ebira, Nupe, Owan and other Edos using Yoruba language and having Yoruba names, Yoruba persons? So because Kogi man is having Danjuma as a name or plateau man is bearing Danladi and having Hausa as language is now an Hausa ethnic person? |
[quote author=ariesbull post=103000540]Yet they have igbo names but we're founded by Benin people...this is stupidity |
Sufferingboy:It's so pathetic! Can we say everyone speaking Hausa language or bearing Hausa names like Danjuma, Bawa, etc in the North is Hausa by tribe? These people are just too emotional! |
ipodstinks:Emure, Ise also say...Hi ara o. That's Akure and some Ekiti variation of the same dialect. Some Ekiti will also say 'hin ilẹ́ o' instead of 'hi ora o'; that didn't change them from being Ekiti. Listen to Aramoko, Omuo, Otun, Ado, Igbara-odo (all within Ekiti) but different variations of same dialect. |
ipodstinks:So Emure-Ekiti, Igbara-odo are part of Akure? Do little research about Ekiti confederation history. How did Deji found himself in Ekiti Pelupelu Obas before political demarcation? The entire Akure North, South, Ifedore LGA in Ondo state have shared history with Ekitis with little ìjèsà influence just as we find in Igbara-odo, Okemesi, Efon, Ikogosi, etc. |
ipodstinks:Write them let's see. There are variations of Ekiti dialect even within Ekiti, although homogeneous people. |
Elliotwaveforec:There's no difference between Akure and Ekiti; shared culture, dialect, Erekesin markets, traditional stools, music and every other stuff. The only difference is that they are in different states and this makes Akure recently trying to identify differently. |
Sammy07:Not alright! Ondo Ekimogun only shares boundary with Ekitis (in which Akure was part of), You need to listen to some Ondo panegyrics. Akure dialect is closer to Ise, Emure, etc compared with Ekitis in moba and Kwara to Emure, Ise, Ikere, Ado. Deji of Akure used to be part of Ekiti Obas' Pelupelu. Ekitis fought for capital of old Ondo State to be in Akure rather than Ondo town. Maybe you should listen to Akure and other Ekiti traditional music and see if there is any difference. |
ipodstinks: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. |
Vickym1:There are different Yoruba groups in Kwara: Igbomina, Ekiti, Ilorin, Ofa(Ibolo). Odo-Owa is in Oke-Ero LGA, they are Ekitis and Ofa Oba has no jurisdiction over them. |
goatgoat093:Some people even liked your comments because killing Yorubas will give Igbos highest joy. This table you're shaking.... |
Sha no sink with the ship! Captain already japa; what's next? |
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