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JasonScoolari:
Tinubu would have allowed this man attend to his health challenges instead, but his greediness and quest for the 2023 presidential crown won't allow him.


Now, his loyal boy is gone, and surely, Ajimobi will take Tinubu Presidential ambition to the grave.


Sleep well Former Acting National Chairman of the divided APC.

Tinubu failed you.

This boy here, sleeps and wakes with one thing and one thing alone -- Tinubu!

If to say I never even see him pic before, person for say may be he hold side small, alas, na one malnourished Migo-looking cretin...Tueh

JasonScoolari:
Tinubu would have allowed this man attend to his health challenges instead, but his greediness and quest for the 2023 presidential crown won't allow him.


Now, his loyal boy is gone, and surely, Ajimobi will take Tinubu Presidential ambition to the grave.


Sleep well Former Acting National Chairman of the divided APC.

Tinubu failed you.

This boy here, sleeps and wakes with one thing and one thing alone -- Tinubu!

If to say I never even see him pic before, person for say may be he hold side small, alas, na one malnourished Migo-looking cretin...Tueh

Baba, maybe such can be realized by 2031...definitely not by 2023.... make God spare our lives.. ;DBaba, maybe such can be realized by 2031...definitely not by 2023.... make God spare our lives..

Kriss216:
We don't expect someone bearing Seu.n to vote for Atiku over Tinubu, a known thief.

Oga, drop your input to the discourse in peace. And allow others enjoy such privilege too, without jumping from one mention to another with unguarded and classless utterances....

Nothing extraordinary here.. Just a normal slave begging his master... �

YorubaKinging:
I pray this is true

Make I chop 30k without much stress

lol... Reason why you shouldn't take some of these online Tribal Warlords and unconstructive critics seriously... so after all the curse words and bitterness extended to this administration, the country, and people who aren't your kits and kin, you can still "pray" - who knows if you even fasted - to benefit from it. God is wonderful! well I wish you the best of luck in life.

Happy Birthday, Prophet.
Thank you for your life and messages.

I pray for him. Let the healing power of God fall on him.

LabDNA:
Stop being emotionally sissified this yorubaman. Politics in Nigeria is 99.9% predictable.
you yorubas can't stand the north+SE+SS and have failed severally when you did. Go and ask Awo, falae, Mko.

You simply don't have the numbers and the East will be wise enough not to give you the opportunity to play the 'Igbos wants Biafra' card as a campaign jingle and smuggle yourself into Aso rock. That's why you'll be facing the North+SE+SS if you by hook or crook get the APC ticket which is not even a given yet.

If you contest against North+East you will fail scandalously like you did for the past 50 years. That's sacrosanct.

There will be no yoruba presidency in 2023. It will not happen. It is not your turn.

lol... attache as usual, so feeble to stand alone... gat no time for all this emotional ranting.. again, let's meet at the polls .... Bless you!... �

LabDNA:
Write more epistles of lamentations. You are not getting the presidency in 2023. You are too greedy.

We'll prefer the Tuaregs to rule than another yoruba man after running the country aground for 8 years and another 8 years as VP.

You can only cry and throw tantrums. Nothing go shele!

Let's meet at the polls then.... of course, you've already written yourself off, the best you can aspire at the contest is a mere 'supporter'.....so bring on the the game!

Lol... Give all the billions you can imagine to him, and I tell you he still wouldn't be able to do anything with it as regards Biafra agenda. He doesn't have the tact and diplomacy required for such a huge project...

Just mouth.... and more mouth! No strategy, nothing!
Quite predictable....

You really don't require a second look on that story to see the falsity.

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pocohantas:
Address all and stop whining only when you lots are affected.

Really? "You lots" ?

Like no woman has ever been at the receiving end of the disease of Racism? Rosa Parks will be disappointed that this is coming from a fellow African woman...

pocohantas:
The only time the black man understands the concept of inequality and being profiled based on a certain standard is when he is faced with racism. They will now cry like a child that someone collected toy from. When they are among their women, it is to be walking about with black prick- acting more important than internet.

Give yourselves the same advise you give women- WORK FOR THE EQUALITY AND RECOGNITION YOU SEEK, GLOBALLY. What have you done for the world, apart from bragging about your big cucumbers?

Cry from today till tomorrow, racism, just like other sorts of inequality would last a long time. If e pain you too much, come back to Nigeria. Men are worshipped here.

For real? You make it look like only the African Man suffers from the societal ill of Racism. Like the female gender of African descent are kinda immune to it...

I'm marvelled!!!!

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I got same here

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1. Hubert Ogunde

Hubert Ogunde was a Nigerian playwright, actor, theatre manager, and musician. He was a pioneer in the field of Nigerian folk opera (a type of drama in which music and dancing played a significant role). He was the founder of the Ogunde Concert Party (1945), the first professional theatrical company in Nigeria. Ogunde who was often regarded as the father of Nigerian theatre sought to reawaken interest in his country’s indigenous culture. He died on April 4, 1990, in London, England.

2. Duro Ladipo

Duro Ladipọ was one of the best known and critically acclaimed Yoruba dramatists who emerged from post-colonial Africa. Writing solely in the Yoruba language, he captivated the symbolic spirit of Yoruba mythologies in his plays, which were later adapted to other media such as photography, television and cinema. As a teacher in a church school at Oshogbo in 1960, Ladipo scandalized church members by including bata drums in the Easter cantata that he had composed for the church and was thereafter obliged to seek a secular outlet for his musical interests. In 1962 he founded the Mbari Mbayo Club, and for its inauguration, his new theatre company performed his first opera, Oba Moro (“Ghost-Catcher King”). He premiered Oba Koso (“The King Did Not Hang”) at the club’s first anniversary in 1963 and a year later introduced Oba Waja (“The King is Dead”). All three operas are based on the history of the Oyo kingdom and are available in English in Three Yoruba Plays (1964). He died Mar. 11, 1978, in Oshogbo.

3. Adeyemi Afolayan aka Ade Love

Adeyemi Afolayan also known as Ade Love was a Nigerian film actor, director and producer. He brother to actress Toyin Afolayan and father to film actors, Kunle Afolayan, Gabriel Afolayan, Moji Afolayan and Aremu Afolayan. In 1966, Afolayan joined Moses Olaiya’s drama troupe, and in 1971, he left to establish his own drama group which went on to stage comedic plays. He appeared in Ola Balogun’s Ajani Ogun in 1976, and later produced and starred Ija Ominira, also directed by Balogun. Kadara, ‘Destiny’ in English was the first movie he wrote, produced and also starred as the leading actor. The movie was shown at the ninth Tashkent film festival for African and Asian cinema. Afolayan went on to produce and star in other productions such as Ija Orogun, Taxi Driver and Iya ni Wura. He died in 1996.

4. Oyin Adejobi

Chief Oyin Adejobi was a very popular dramatist and seasoned actor in South-Western Nigeria. He wrote and performed in a variety of Yoruba productions on the stage, television and movies. He was especially well known for his autobiographical movie ‘Orogun Adedigba’. He also had a weekly television show, ‘Kootu Asipa’ meaning “Ashipa’s Court” on Nigerian Television Authority, Ibadan. The Oyin Adejobi Popular Theatre Company is named for him. He died in the year 2000.

5. Professor Peller

Professor Moshood Abiola Peller was a Nigerian magician and one of Africa’s most renowned magicians. He was born in 1941 at Iseyin, Oyo State and he was named Moshood Folorunsho Abiola. He later picked the stage name of ‘Professor Peller’, an appellation that has stuck to him like a second skin. He started performing illusion tricks in 1954 travelling to Ibadan, Lagos and Oyo for performances. In 1959, he changed occupation and began work as a representative of G.B.O. and later moved into trading. His interest in illusion continued and in 1964, he attended a school of magical arts in India, he spent 18 months at the school and after completion, settled in Liberia. In 1966, he had his first post-training show at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. He was later assassinated in 1997.

6. Alade Aromire

Muyideen Alade Aromire was a popular actor and producer who was also the owner and creator of Yotomi Television, a cross-cultural broadcasting station with bias for Yoruba-based programmes. Alade was believed to have produced the first home video in Nigeria as he was the pioneer of Yoruba home video industry. He died 4 July, 2008 in an auto crash along the Lagos/Ibadan expressway.

7. Late Moses Adejumo, aka Baba Sala

Moses Olaiya, better known by his stage name “Baba Sala”, was a Nigerian comedian, dramatist and actor. Baba Sala, regarded as the father of modern Nigerian comedy, alongside other dramatists like Hubert Ogunde, Kola Ogunmola, Oyin Adejobi and Duro Ladipo popularized theatre and television acting in Nigeria. He was a prolific filmmaker. He started his career in show business as a Highlife musician, fronting in 1964 a group known as the Federal Rhythm Dandies where he tutored and guided the jùjú music maestro King Sunny Adé who was his lead guitar player. As a young boy, Olaiya played the class clown and sometimes dressed outlandishly to please people. While he chose to develop a career in entertainment his parents wanted a path that will lead to a professional career such as medicine or law. Baba Sala died in October 2018

8. Lere Paimo

Born November 1939, Pa Lere Paimo, OFR is an ace Nigerian film actor, film-maker, producer and director. He began his acting career in 1960 after he joined the Oyin Adejobi theatre group, founded by Pa Oyinade Adejobi before he later joined Duro Ladipo’s Theatre Group where he featured in a stage play titled ‘Obamoro’ with the role of “Chief Basa”. He became popular following a lead role as Soun Ogunola played in an epic Yoruba film titled ‘Ogbori Elemosho’ which brought him into the limelight. He has featured, produced and directed several Nigerian films since he began acting in 1963. In 2005, in recognition of his immense contributions to the Nigerian film industry, he was bestowed with a National award of Member of the Federal Republic alongside Zeb Ejiro by former president Olusegun Obasanjo. On May 2013, it was reported that he had a partial stroke, an attack he survived.

Kennygee... you see wetin I dey talk bha?

NLandIsHypocrit:
Enyinnaya Abaribe as the minority leader should be by Saraki's right not left, why do this people always import ethnicity sentiments in every little encroachment pretending as if they don't know what they're doing, are you telling me that if the Northern dude by Saraki's right were to be the Minority leader' that the outplay there would have been the same? Anyone forcing themselves to befriend Fulanis are in for long term doom. My people wake up, this people are only reluctant to declare their real hatred for us but their body odour and attitudes towards us is enough to tell us what we need to know.

Lmao... This guy sure needs help...


and that's as soon and rapidly as possible!!!

kennygee:
Hmmn. One man's food is another man's poison.

Me that want low budget wedding and I'm prepared to offend a lot of people in the process self.

Do it coded, go for honeymoon, buy a land and start building it small small.

If you do big wedding, there are still people that will have something negative to say so use the money for more productive things.

lol... I catch you... so this is your plan? we no dey gree.... me must shutdown everywhere on that day...

Omoge87:
Dear OP.

I don’t really understand this philosophy myself. I am a Nigerian lady. I currently work, I bought and drive my own car. Have almost completed my MSc which I paid for myself. My point being as a Nigerian lady I have never cared about what material thing a guy has. What girls think a guy can provide for them- they can actually provide for themselves if they work hard.

I have only been in two relationships in my life - but in those relationships I never cared about anything material. I cared about their long term vision and goals etc... I remember my first ex didn’t drive. I am the one that would drop him home after church etc.. When they had a need I would help. When I had need they would offer to help and I would politely decline - if it was monetary - simply cos I don’t want any guy to be saying he did xyz for me. Also I noticed Nigerian men associate helping their girlfriends with sex - so far as they are gifting you and giving you money they expect sex in return and as I am not a prostitute - I decline such things. I would rather ask my parents if I had any monetary needs. I don’t believe boyfriend should become your driver or your bank when courtship and vice versa. When you are husband and wife - then yes I can accept financial assistance from my husband - but not boyfriend. Why should a boyfriend be paying my fees or rent? I just don’t understand it at all. A girl should learn to be self - sufficient - when she has her own she won’t care if a guy has BMW or plenty money. She will rather want someone who is compatible with her vision and life long goals.

Bottom line my philosophy is if a girl works hard she won’t have to rely on a man for anything- she will not care if he has a car or money as her first port of call. She will be interested in - does he have a Job, is he a Christian, family background etc... because she wants someone likeminded and compatible with her also.

I think it is laziness that makes some girls want to live off a man. I just don’t understand it at all. My brain cannot comphrend the thought. There is nothing like having your own independence as a woman. I am not a feminist oooo. I just believe in hard work so you don’t have to rely on anyone or beg anyone for anything in this life.

On this same forum there was a post that asked would you rather a rich husband that cheats but provides or a poor husband that is faithful but can’t provide. I just shook my head. Why can’t one just have a hardworking husband and a hard working wife who are both faithfulwou and provide for each other’s needs ?

Now, this is a kindred spirit here... If Omoge wouldn't mind, it'd my pleasure to be Oko Omoge... lol

KillaBeauty:
Your conduct on Nairaland is so appalling that if I wasn't already a First Bank customer, I'd never in a million years want to be ever affiliated with the bank in anyway. in other words, you are bad publicity and its so unfortunate you're bringing disrepute to the bank's name. I only hope that one day your superiors would see your reckless antics here and kick you to the curb. What a disgrace to First Bank you are.

Now, if you are not appalling yourself, I doubt who else is.
So much hate and jealousy in one obscure thing like you!!!!

You've got a lot to work upon in your life, honestly.

dingbang:
keep on observing.. I believe you dont have better things to do.

Brother, pls leave that hate-filled slowpoke of a lady alone. she's obviously frustrated about her own life, hence, looking for who to vent it on.

Such a jealous, ignoramus dingbat hating on dingbang!!!!

Best1708:
I'm lonely and needed someone to chat with(just friends no string attached).If you wanna be my friend then send me a pm.Mind you,he must reside in Akure cox that's where i'm based.

Hello, you mind having me as one?

Michelline:
I had to summon courage to do this...not what I would have ever tot I can do..but u can Neva say where u will meet your better half after all I didn't meet my ex on social media but he was a total beast..I mean he-goat.

You have a point...

By the way, I'd admonish you to stop using foul language on your Ex. He came into your life and played his own part, whether positive or negative, that's now in the past. If you keep looking back, you loose focus and strength to handle the present and plan for the future

I honestly admire your boldness....