LaboPolitics:


GBAMSOLUTELY...

You know these yorubas very well. Their plan is to paint the East bad and unelectable in 2023 and make themselves the only option down south by spreading 'Everybody hate Igbos and loves we yoruba' propaganda.

Have you noticed that they toned down on their 'SS hates Igbo and love yoruba' propaganda since SSner started dealing with them and calling them out.

The Eastern region must start making life politically difficult for yorubas, since they've clearly shown to enjoy seeing Ndigbo politically humiliated.

I thank God the South East APC caucus 'Aka Ikenga' has risen to clip their wings in the APC.

The Northern AYCF have endorsed Igbo presidency, Tanko Yakasai a respected Northern elder have also endorsed Igbo presidency. SW should forget 2023 and line up in the queue until the SE takes it's turn. The majority south vote yoruba and they can't defeat a Northern candidate in the north.

yoruba will never be president in 2023. Nairabet and Bet9ja should create a stake on it, let's all cash out.

Cc: smallsmall alias laudate.

Sammy07:


I like the way Buhari entered, if not we won't know that north didn't like the south, we will just be favouring them.

seunmsg:


Stop lying. The result of the election is available online and in several books and government archives. AG won majority of seats without the defection. Even those that defected to AG were members elected as independent candidates, Ibadan People’s party, Ondo improvement league and Otu Edo. No single NCNC member defected to AG.

Adegoke Adelabu was a member of NCNC, why should we believe his personal account over official records?

BabaRamota1980:
These three are the highest causes of death in Nigeria and we need govt help to stop it.

1. Ritualist.
This problem is all over Nigeria. People of different ethnic and religious backgrounds practice this. Kidnapping and killing of persons for diabolical ends. People caught in this act must be prosecuted and if convicted must be killed in similar ways their victim was killed.

2. Fulani herdsmen.
This is also a nationwide problem but is perpetrated by Fulani and targeted at farmers and christians in particular. These terrorists must be prosecuted and shot to death and then set ablaze in same manner they snuff life out of their victim and destroy their remains.

3. Genetic homicide.
This problem is perpetrated by yoruba tribe of southwest Nigeria and wherever they live this problem lives with them. Culturally yoruba carries machette and this custom is traced back to their ancestry and habitual cannibalism. A spontaneous act, they will use machette to first deliver deadly cuts that kill their victim, and then begin to chop the dead victim into parts and pieces. The victims are usually family members but sometimes neighbors are also attacked.
This culture and its practice must be stopped. Upon trial and convinction the perpetrator must be killed likewise with a machette and his bodies chopped up into parts.

If govt will act it will serve as a good deterrent and save lives of strangers and families that are hunted and killed by these three group of murderers.

ericotrips:
Visiting Art Galleries is pretty simple: Search Google Maps, Choose your Best Hours and Go without any Money

In September of 2019, I took a bus from Osogbo to the apex of yoruba culture – Ile-Ife. My itinerary for the journey was pretty basic: see an old friend, visit the Natural History Museum and Museum of Antiquities and Contemporary African Art in Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). But then, everything changed after I unravelled a beauty perched on Ede Road.

OMIDIRAN ART GALLERY PRESENT LOCATION:
25, Ede Road, Along OAU, Ile-Ife, Osun State.

You’ll need to focus carefully in order not to miss the gallery and if you’re a sucker for African Arts, I suggest you alight at the location instead of Ife Bus Park. You can also walk for about 15 minutes if you want to explore street murals.

At Omidiran Art Gallery, a cool water fountain and a few artistic works encased in glassware are the first items that welcome casual visitors or art patrons. Inside the gallery, the one-and-only person I saw was a beautiful lady who expected art and craft enthusiasts like myself.

1. AMBIANCE

I couldn’t help but enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the Gallery. While I was in, slow and soothing music played in the background and the music wasn’t “gbada gbodo” like my mum would usually say. Plus the air con, the songs made the interior heavenly and very relaxing.

2. SET UP

“Can you say for sure that every single artwork in this room is by one man?” I asked agog while anticipating a contrary response. Then surprisingly, the lady stylishly nodded.

Over 5,000 Artworks all by Omidiran! That’s puzzling and incomprehensible at the same time!! Some of these artworks were grouped into collections to create an all exclusive and aesthetically friendly place.

3. ART WORTHINESS


Throughout my time in the Gallery, the tour guide seemed very knowledgeable about Mr Omidiran and his artworks. After a short stroll from the Ife Roundabout where I noticed a yoruba deity head, I was surprised again to see the same “olokun” in Omidiran, as if it was something popular with Ile-Ife.

4. LOCATIONS

Omidiran Art Gallery in a strange sort of way reminded me of Nike Art Gallery back in Lagos. Even though the total appearance was quite different from anything in Nike, the showcased works were somehow outstandingly similar.

Omidiran Art Gallery just like Nike wasn’t located at one base alone, there were other branches in Gbagada Estate, Lagos and the Richland Washington States, USA.

5. BOOKINGS

If you’ve got the right amount, Omidiran could be yours for a short while. Basically, “rentage” options vary from photoshoot sessions to videography sessions to small groupings and many more.

Right now, I know that stopping by Omidiran Art Gallery actually made my Ife itinerary way better… Mr Gbolade’s Gallery was some cities away from homelessness… sorry, where I stayed. It was such an awesome place to be.

Moments later, I was still able to finish my to-do list… I found myself newly impressed by the beauty of Ile-Ife.

Read More Art & Travel Adventures at https://ericotrips.

festacman:

Obviously, you belong to Seriake Dickson's camp. I don't know who will win but I know for sure if Senator Diri wins, he will later join forces with Jonathan to fight Seriake Dickson. Mark my word.

solmusdesigns:
Mumu talk, why not comment your own if we would find sense their

festacman:
Outgoing Gov. Seriake Dickson made the typical Nigerian politician move: First, impose your candidate at all cost. Second, use begging, negotiations and threats to make others support your preferred candidate. From all indications, he treated former President Jonathan as a piece of rag in the build up to the election. Jonathan is right in ignoring him and his candidate.

Eventually, Seriake Dickson will be out of power like Jonathan and he will have a taste of his own medicine.

valentineuwakwe:
Even the members knows the party is dead.......they must don't wnt to come out and say it, maybe they will float a new political party soon, cos Nigerians will never forgive the many sins of the PDP

solmusdesigns:





Jonathan that has now found President Buhari's good book, entering Aso Rock any how and Laughing with the President like hyena after having a close door meeting



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Dammilekan:
seriously i don't know but the issue is with the v.o if you arr infrom of a v.o, the consular is your semi god

Dammilekan:
i don't understand u

Dammilekan:
a good advice bro, have seen peep with virgin passport being issued visa and have seen pple with many travel history it all about the visa intention

Blackfinegirl:

Why don't you try UK or Dubai first?

Free USA for now, dubai is fun trust me, I have been to Dubai and USA, and I enjoyed Dubai more.

No one can tell you where to visit, it should be a place you find interesting.