₦airaland Forum

deji17:
So na Afonja dey decide who becomes President among the Northerners? Who then is the slave here?

Reference:
hmmm...governor to vice-president...sacrifice indeed....you people eh... na only God go save una....

donbrowser:
The nightmare of Atiku is:

shukuokukobambi:
Ah I know. Only Lagos counts in Yoruba land. I think I've heard some pigs and idiots say something very similar. This is why threads like this and the Ibadan thread must be kept alive so that young Yoruba will know Lagos isn't our only asset. There's brains, brawn and even geographic assets.

I used to think like you some 3 years ago until I saw the rabid hate on us from the powder sellers. Then I discovered how empty their boasts and braggadocio was and I threw all gentility to the winds. We are better than them and will forever be. If this is childish pride, I can't help it

If you truly mean what you say about more pressing issues to discuss, start those threads and we'll be there to contribute as much as we can.

MarysMeal:
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All talk no action. You've been saying this asinine trash with your other handles without action.

I hate cowards.

okway2:
Are you minding him/her? I'm sure she doesn't even know Yoruba business owners and would willingly agree with Mbaka's falsehood that Ibos own 40% of businesses in the SW. So many ignorant Yoruba coons.

akinszz:
don't you know they are good at exaggerating.

Blizzy9ja:
I think you should worry more about the dwindling economy of ur region and the fact the ur governors can't pay 18k to workers again...

Amajerry83:
Correct guy. Too many girls are liabilities to men Like say na we born them.

Dollyak:
What aim is this thread achieving if I might ask? It's pretty conclusive how anyone who doesn't think in one dimensional ways as you lots are being categorised as pseudo Yoruba.
Perhaps, If you had bother to look at my post history you wouldn't have made such a stupid hasty conclusion. Simpleton.
You guys should continue beating a dead horse while the real issue state at you in the face.

AFONJACOW:
the fear of going back to ijebu ode don catch this one

AFONJACOW:
we are going to buy up all the available piece of land in west . . . u will soon go back to your ancestral land in Cotonou you have to blame ur poor malnourished ancestors for this blunders if you are waiting for abandon properties before u could live in a descent house in Lagos... omo ijebu no way

Yorùbá èṣu ni awọn eniyan julọ ti o ni imọran julọ Mo ti ri tẹlẹ, ti a ba lọ kuro ni Lagos fun wọn ni wọn yoo pada si ipinle Ogun ni osu mefa, gbagbe nipa rẹ Lagos jẹ tiwa a yoo kọ odi

iblawi:
@ dollyak oo look bad at all.

For the education aspect, you need to visit other regions during waec and see for yourself, or just ask people that served in the south east and North about their experience during the exams. Am sure you will know that even the missionary schools in South East need to be shut down not to talk of other Hopeless schools.


Education generally is bad in the country but when comparing South West to other regions we still remain the best. Currently, many of our University output have proven this over the years.

As for poverty rate you mentioned, I don't think I need to comment on that because you didn't do your research at all. Bigger economy translate to better standard of living directly or indirectly. Secondly, most industrialized region also translate to lowest unemployment rate.

My dear we have a lot to be happy about just that we are still far from where we are going.

OkutaNla:
I don't expect you to really grasp the motivation of the Yorubas contributing to this thread. No, I do not. Like I said in my earlier comment, this thread was created to set the records straight. It started as a response to igbo taunts, but by now it's evident that it has taken on a life of its own, so to speak. Does that mean that everything is 'peaches and cream' with the Yoruba nation? Certainly not. But that isn't limited to the Yorubas alone. Every race on earth is a work-in-progress in one form or another, and will experience its ups and down moments, rise and decline, and what have you. And I guess Yorubas are not an exception in that regard. Entirely separate threads can be opened to discuss other relevant matters that may be confronting us as a people. But this particular thread will continue to grow as more Yorubas break new grounds and make their marks in their chosen field of endeavour, and that could include even you, if you identify as one of us.

I believe the ibadan thread was also created to project the city from a more complimentary and Yoruba perspective, as opposed to the many misrepresentations that abound, especially among certain ilk on this same forum. I don't see nothing wrong with that.

Danny287:
good one the only APC governor that is working

leofab:
Only state working on south west cos of high IGR

AFONJACOW:
apart from Lagos which we know it come about which other state in Yoruba land is more developed than IMO Enugu anambra and Abia "An Igbo man sees the entire world as his village, while an Hausa man sees Kano as the Universe and a Yoruba man sees Lagos as his entire world. Nigeria is just too small to contain the Igbo man’s dreams, aspirations, industry, commerce and expertise. He needs a platform to rule and dominate the entire Universe which is Biafra.

AFONJACOW:
apart from Lagos which we know it come about which other state in Yoruba land is more developed than IMO Enugu anambra and Abia "An Igbo man sees the entire world as his village, while an Hausa man sees Kano as the Universe and a Yoruba man sees Lagos as his entire world. Nigeria is just too small to contain the Igbo man’s dreams, aspirations, industry, commerce and expertise. He needs a platform to rule and dominate the entire Universe which is Biafra.

AFONJACOW:
how come Igbo's are winning elections in Lagos , if I'm not mistaken 4 Igbo's are in Lagos state house of Assembly, how come Oba of Lagos is threatening them to vote for ambode , they constitute highest population in Lagos , ambode crawl and prostrate to eze Ndi Igbo for his support, omo go back to ur village in Ogun
, According to a letter written by the late General Adeyinka Adebayo, the industries in Oyo are owned by Lebanese and Indians, but 70 per cent of the industries located in Lagos State are owned by Igbo. So the industries that are manufacturing goods in the South-West and some in the Eastern Region have the whole of Nigeria as their market, a market of about 200 million people. If there is no Nigeria,
What do yorubas contributes to Lagos, if not agbero work

AFONJACOW:
hahahahahahahaha as if we don't know where Yoruba's likely live in Lagos.. a Yoruba man will rather go back to his village than to rent a flat of 600k

PapaBrowne:
Well, I don't know about that.
Fashola operated in a time of surplus and didn't build as much core infrastructure in 8 years as Ambode who is operating in a time of scarity has built in just 2 years.

Worse still, Fashola's performance at the federal level is as terrible as terror can get!

AFONJACOW:
blame ur poor hungry ancestors for selling ur lands to strangers.. we are going to evict a lot of people

mohince:
Long live the lion king.... The slayer and Nightmare of IPOB!!! The king in the north and conquer of westros!!!!

stinggy:
He spent so well for party stalwarts before he was denied PDP ticket. Spent in SDP and will resume spending again in PDP.

Frankyboy1:
This guy owns an.oil and gas.firm.in.portharcourt, instead of him.to face.his profession and find lasting ways to delay in salary payment,.he has spent so much of his company and staff goodwill on his political ambition,.though visionary but might be out to recoup

AFONJACOW:
leave Lagos to this westerners , 6 months they will turn it to Ogun state ,Ndia self