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Why did they give him the Baale title in the first place? Yoruba elites in Lagos led by Tinubu and his boys are part of the problem. They are dumb neoliberal capitalists. They caused a lot of the ripple effects. |
Some Saro & Brazilian Emigres in Lagos & their actual town of origin: Egba - J. W. Cole, Hon. J. J. Thomas, R. B. Blaize, J. S. Leigh, Henry Robbin, J. S. Bucknor, J. A. Savage, the Hon. C. J. George, Robert A. Coker. Ijesa- J. P. Haastrup and P. J. Meffre. Ijebu - Jacob Williams, Bishop James Johnson and J. A. O. Payne Oyo - I. H. Willoughby, A. C. Willoughby, Rev. E. H. S. Willoughby, Mr Hethersett, E. O. Macaulay, and Mr Kester. https://twitter.com/ladeyoriju/status/1635373755181727745?s=46&t=cDvmaODjfVry7evXWsXd0A Does anyone know Rhodes-Vivour’s family origin in Yorubaland?
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nedzuby:You’re right and it just shows Igbos generally don’t do self-reflection. It has been the pattern with Igbos for a very long time. It started in Jos in the 1940s where Igbos were massacred en masse - then later Kano around the same period. And it reached a crescendo on the eve of the Biafra war. The sad part is that: Igbos never do self-reflection and examine the role they played in their victimisation and take accountability for their actions. However, they’re always quick to make it about other people being ‘jealous’ of them and keep repeating the same mistake everywhere. Are Kenyans, South Africans, Ghanaians, etc., also jealous of Igbos (who barely own any tangible assets in those countries) as well? The issue of Lagos and Igbos isn’t even a new thing. It started with Zik but Awolowo was able to stop that politically. Then Ojukwu continued it during Biafra war and Yorubas were able to stop it militarily. This is the 3rd wave of Igbo obsession with Lagos and it has reached a crescendo with LP’s victory during the last presidential election. Lagos isn’t a place to fight for by any non-Yoruba. It’s a natural fortification due to where it’s located and anyone trying to fight for it is at the worst disadvantage ever - since it’s a natural boiler/cauldron you can’t break (think Ukraine/Russia war and think what happened to Ukrainian forces in Mariupol - that’s basically Lagos). Yorubas can’t give up Lagos to anyone - 4th largest economy in Africa and 2nd largest coastline in Nigeria after Ondo. And historically, a lot of places that are part of Lagos state today have been the source of the wealth of Yoruba civilisation for 200-300years now. Why would any non-Yoruba think they can claim it? Yorubas are finished if they ever lose Lagos. |
I alluded to this 2/3 days ago after I watched his interview on Youtube. He’s a coke-head. People high on coke depending on their addiction are sensitive to light. |
rummmy:Lol, you Igbos are delusional and suicidal until shit hits the fan - then you will start crying for the next 200 years about genocide. Just reading through all the idiotic crap most of you posted on this thread. And it shows how dumb most of you’re. Lagos as it’s, based on where it’s located, is a natural boiler in military terms since it’s surrounded by layers of Yoruba states. And if anything happens there, you guys would have to travel thousands of miles through different Yoruba states to escape. So, why do you idiots think you stand a chance in a war/fight in the state? Or you think other Yorubas won’t join in the decimation of invaders? Lol I’d advise you clowns to tread carefully. You stand less than zero chance and it will be a brutal massacre. Well, you will learn the hard way soon. |
GboyegaD:What’s great about the response? So, you think, Lagos, which is invariably one of the largest economies in Africa (top 5, in think) is where to start apprenticeship as the leader? Based on that logic: say you’re the CEO of a multinational company which ranks top 5 in annual turnover in Africa - you’d employ a fresh graduate to manage your company, no? |
Mediahq:Weren’t the toll gates put there as part of the PPP in constructing the roads? If so, who’s going to pay for the funds used in constructing the roads and bridges? And is this even legally possible? This guy sniffs too much cocaine from Colombia hence he’s always blinking. He needs to slow down and realise that he doesn’t have the answers. But I do agree with him on Alpha Beta to an extent. You can’t scrap it since the company does it’s does. However, the percentage should be negotiated and reduced to 2/3%. |
DMerciful:Are you dumb, feigning it or trolling? If that’s what you deduced from the write-up - you definitely need brain transplant because your brain isn’t processing anything. |
She looks alright - nothing special. But her small nyash would’ve looked better if she had hips and the lack of hips made her look one chromosome away from looking like a tranny. And what’s wrong with her husband and the way he blinks in videos like a coke-head? I’ve seen 3 interviews of him and he’s constantly blinking. I know a coke-head when I see one and GRV is definitely one. |
OneCandleAway:No females in my family slang their pussy to become a social climber. They’re decent and highly educated career women who are faithful to their partners. And they’re also way more educated than this retard. |
I think the biggest mistake was naming the state as ‘Lagos state’ and not separating ‘Lagos Island’ as an entity - from Lagos state. I guess that’s why myopic/ignorant people tend to conflate the two. It’s basically the same way ignorant people conflate ‘New York City’ with ‘New York State’. Also, if ‘Lagos Island’ had been separated by name from ‘Lagos State’ - ‘Eleko of Eko’, who’s a Baale with a jurisdiction not bigger than Lagos Island (even Ikoyi and Victoria Island weren’t under him) wouldn’t have been upgraded to ‘Oba of Lagos’. And there won’t be silly arguments with Benin folks and Lagos. Anyway, it’s water under the bridge. Those whose ancestry is in Lagos state know themselves and know where they’re from. |
Wasn’t she FFK’s sloppy seconds? The woman is probably horn.y and can’t think straight. Obi has zero chance in court. And they can’t steal something you don’t own. |
It looks relatively decent. How many terminals are they planning to build there? Ogbuefi2020:What’s wrong with some of you Igbos and the inherent way in which you turn everything into a dick measuring contest? It reeks of insecurity. You ought to be building good relations with groups in Cross River, Akwa Ibom and Rivers because you hold the keys to unlocking economic activities in your region. But rather than do that - you’re comparing, Aba (which is a massive pigsty) - to a place that can take Igboland to the next level. It definitely has to be some rare form of mental illness because even Arochukwu had a great relationship with these people hence they were able to amass enormous wealth by selling millions of Igbos into slavery on the coast. Grow up and learn how to build bridges rather than the infantile and vacuous dick waving. |
Mylove55:Woman, shut up. Where did a man who died in 2017 support Obi? Or are you seeing ghosts? Some of you are so far gone in your hero-worship of politicians that you can’t see beyond your noses. I might support Tinubu because logically it’s the right thing to do. However, he’s not infallible and a lot of things in the letter are legitimate concerns. And it’s evident in how retarded most Yoruba youths of this generation have become. Keep burying your heads in the sand whilst hanging onto a failed country, in your quest for bragging rights with Igbos, until they buy up all your lands and own all of Yoruba land. |
Godwin4444:I think I saw that one. That’s the one that put me off completely and made me write him off as utterly useless. And it gets worse every time I come across his videos. The way/manner in which people hyped this retard - you’d think he had the gift of the gab and was adequate enough to hoodwink the people with his oratory skills, like the likes of Obama and Tony Blair, whilst masking his past failures. This guy has none of that. He struggles to string words together. And he never answers a direct question without going off-point and rambling off on a tangent - with an answer that has zero correlation with the question asked. Honestly, this isn’t even an indictment on Obi - it’s an indictment on Nigerians, especially the clueless youths behind the hype. It just shows that this generation of Nigerian youths is cooked, deadmeat and can’t be salvaged. They’re finished. Hopefully, Tinubu will invest heavily in education to save the next generation. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooExlP3-iP0 LMAOOO. How did Obi hoodwink disenfranchised Nigerians into thinking he, Obi, is the saviour? This is still a mystery to me - because, I’ve never seen someone so dumb, clueless, out of touch, inadequate and inarticulate get so much praise for being a retard. Fu…ck, Nigeria might have one of the dumbest population on earth. Nigeria definitely dodged a bullet since the retard has zero chance in court - unless, the whole election is cancelled. And that’s impossible due to cost of organising elections. |
This is so insensitive and stupid. It just shows how much of an opportunist this guy is and Nigerians dodged a bullet. There are certain things you don’t play politics with and there has to be a limit to theatrics. Obi remains the biggest fraud I have ever seen. His Linsanity run is over and once he takes the last L in court - it should be curtains. |
Wow. This is serious and it’s now an existential threat. Why are these people so obsessed with Lagos and have made it a do/die affair? They went from labelling it ‘a no man’s land’, to asinine conjecture/pseudo-history about Benin ownership and now this nonsense. It must be some type of mental illness - since they can replicate everything they desire in Lagos in their region within a decade. Lagos isn’t even that special, apart from the coastline. China has built way better cities in less than a decade. I hope people are recording and saving all these unwarranted provocation - for posterity sake - because the victim-card shouldn’t be allowed when all hell break loose. |
This is wrong. The Portuguese, led by Rui de Sequeira (who was a Moorish Portuguese and one of the descendants of the Moors that ruled Iberian Peninsula) were the first to arrive on the shores of what’s known today as Lagos in 1472. When they got to the shores - they met Ijebu people selling clothes and other miscellaneous things. After liaising with Ijebu king - they were given a post on the coast and they named it, “Lago De Curamo”. Lago De Curamo was subsequently shortened and corrupted to “Lagos” when British explorers and slave traders came later. Also, “Lagos” was only applicable to the Lagos Island until Lagos state was created in 1967. And Lagos state has since expanded since then to include a big chunk of Ogun state. |
2elliot:Well, since they decided to take his risk - they shouldn’t play the victim card when things don’t go their way. I don’t think the average Yoruba person believes in ‘one Nigeria’. South South also isn’t an ethnic group - it’s a conglomerate of ethnic groups and I’d wager that the relationship between Yorubas and these groups vary from group to group. Anyway, I was asking about Nembe Ijaw because that particular Ijaw group has a long trading relationship with eastern/coastal Yorubas (dating back to 400-500 years ago). Trading with Nembe Ijaw is the reason why these Yoruba traders settled in Warri (a barren land at the time) thus creating a new distinct ethnicity called, Itsekiri. |
Two questionable ‘Yoruba men’ with questionable ancestry. A tag team of modern day Afonjas. I still don’t understand/know how Yorubas forgave Obasanjo for denying Awolowo his mandate and subsequently colluding to deny MKO his mandate. |
2elliot:The excerpt in bold cracked me up, lol. You can’t blame them. Such an investment would be a high risk due to how volatile and unstable Nigeria is. And no matter how people continue to revel in their own delusions - Nigeria is an amalgamation of different nations with unique ethnic identities. So, these are smart Yorubas (though they might be artisans) and they must’ve done the requisite mental risk assessment. Also, are Nembe Ijaws from Bayelsa? |
This video is hilarious, lol. Is this the normal practice? Then again, Igbos know most Yoruba youths in Nigeria are lazy and weak, while the elders want to be more American than Anglo-American bourgeois/elites - hence the endless taunting. Yorubas need a mental re-awakening. This is bad. SMH. |
Throwback:Obidents are the modern day Joseph Goebbels, lol. But I think their level of propaganda and social engineering is too sophisticated for the airheads who’re running the show on social media. Hence I still think there are some powerful external forces orchestrating everything they do behind the scene. From EndSARS, to Obidients - the unseen hands aren’t Nigerians. Nigerians haven’t mastered propaganda and social engineering to a level as advanced as I’m seeing with these people. |
hotwax:Yes they’re Yoruba people 100%. However, they’re not aboriginal since they were originally from the hinterland before they were enslaved and sold into slavery. The aborigines of the Lagos land mass are Aworis, Ijebus, Egbas and Oyo. The Egun for example are from Quidah but they were re-settled in Badagry by Oyo after they were expelled by Dahomey since Badagry was one of Oyo’s slave ports. That said, Saros and Amaros are 100% Lagosians and they were very instrumental in the Yoruba renaissance in Lagos. So, I’m not disputing the fact that they’e Lagosians. But they’re not aboriginal Lagosians (Check the pic I attached to the message). Anyway, keep fighting the good fight of a Yoruba nation and don’t be distracted by social media noise. Those supporting Yoruba nation are in the majority. Even a cursory look at how members of groups created by Yoruba nation campaigners outnumber those of Biafra groups x50, across all platforms is a pointer. Nigeria was created to fail and it’s on its last legs. Also, like you, I’m not a fan of Tinubu. But I think when you look at Lagos relative to the rest of Nigeria - he’s not the worst out there and he’s above his peers. I had to learn to stop comparing him to Awolowo since he’s a capitalist while Awolowo was a socialist. And when you look aroud the world - capitalists are the same everywhere and nepotism/elitism is just part of the game. So, you just have to grade him in context of what’s attainable in context of Nigeria against his peers. Once you do that - you’d see that he’s not too bad tbh. Lastly, Lagos is bigger than Tinubu. It’s about protecting our most important asset and heritage. Especially, now that a Yoruba man is the president of Nigeria. The state and the whole SW need continuity and more integration. And this isn’t the time to give it to the opposition - especially to a compromised Yoruba doofus who’s a plant by hateful Igbos. Put emotions aside and think logically.
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hotwax:No, they’re not the first Yoruba settlers in Lagos. They’re Saros who were enslaved Yoruba people from the hinterland, in the new world and they returned to Nigeria in the 19th century. In case you don’t know: there was a period around 1850 when they were expelled from Lagos but the Aworis allowed them to return and settle on Lagos Island. So if I may ask: why would aboriginal Yorubas be expelled from their own land by other Yorubas? Anyway, don’t fret, when the time comes, Yoruba nation would be achieved. But for now, Lagos has to be protected at all cost. |
hotwax:I somewhat agree with you, however, this isn’t the time to get emotional. All Yorubas have to defend Lagos and once that’s achieved - people can air out their grievances. Also, I believe most Yoruba globally are in favour of a Yoruba country - although most are quiet about it because there isn’t a clear path on how to achieve it, for now. Once the path becomes clearer - you will see it. Yoruba unionists and liberals are loud/active but they’re in the minority. Anyone who has a good understanding of how countries work won’t be against Yorubas moving on from Nigeria. Nigeria has the Igbo-problem: a problem similar to a toxic relationship whereby holding onto it, rather than breaking it up - will eventually lead to self-destruction. And that’s basically where it’s headed. Let me ask you a question: What makes GRV an aboriginal Yoruba person from Lagos? |
Kapeter:I think being raised solely by his mum is his biggest problem and he digs himself into a bigger hole every time he speaks. He addresses Yorubas like an Igbo guy - he doesn’t understand the Yoruba etiquette and he lacks basic understanding of Lagos/Yoruba history. Imagine this guy talking about people trying to destroy what Adeyemo Alakija built - without understanding that Adeyemo Alakija was one of the founding members of Egbe Omo Oduduwa and an Amaro of Egba descent. And this was the same guy who was shaming hinterland Yorubas a few days ago. It’s not shocking because he’s of Saro descent but doesn’t even know the history of his own people. The guy has destroyed his political career before it even started. And if he had been raised the right way by his dad - not his mum - on Yoruba etiquette and history, he’d have a better chance. Yoruba politics needs young vibrant people to takeover from the aged politicians but definitely not an ignorant overgrown doofus like him. |
These two groups are two sides of the same coin and are the two biggest problems amongst Yorubas. While Yoruba unionists still have nightmares about Kiriji wars like internecine wars were only unique to Yorubas and like it’s not a universal thing everywhere else. Yoruba liberals are lazy cowards/weaklings who want to sell their collective birthright to invaders on a platter just to look progressive to invaders. However, Yoruba’s greatest asset, is on the verge of being captured by marauding invaders from the East. Don’t be shocked if the next Kiriji wars are between Yoruba conservatives who value self-preservation on one side vs Yoruba liberals and unionists on the other side. Copied from Social Media. |
95% of Anambra 94% of Enugu Why didn’t the votes of these Igbos count in the east? It’s either Igbos are speaking from sides of their mouths or something is amiss in the SE election results. |
Asour:95% of the votes in Anambra 94% of the votes in Enugu That’s enough to tell you who is a bigot and who isn’t. Only Kim Jong-un of North Korea (who’s an authoritarian communist) can win an election in a lopsided percentile like that - no one else can anywhere in the world. So, what does that tell you? |