Evestar200:
Chelsea don me Surprise me with defeat ooo

What does that tell you? Man U is back!!!

Dsimmer:
If they're only going to import, they should leave the country as soon as possible. Who tell them the people in the country can't import themselves if they want? They're the ones sabotaging this country for us.

How much do you think is enough to erect just one manufacturing plant? If any of those calling themselves billionaires in Nigeria should have just one of the P&G plants, he'd go bankrupt in a matter of months. They're worth billions of dollars. P&G is one of the topmost multinationals with branches in several countries of the world. Go to Oluyole Estate in Ibadan and see things.

When the raw materials sourced locally aren't there and are more expensive where available, what would they do? Those farmers supplying them the lemon used in producing vicks lemon plus according to my cousin who's one of their ogas, farmers were complaining that the chemical used in keeping the lemon green and control pests were too expensive cos of high fx rates. This complaint was constantly coming from farmers cos P&G always rejected their poor yields and the lemon was still very expensive despite this complaint. Now I believe what he said with this news. If P&G is getting their lemon cheaper and fresher from South Africa, why won't they go there? If they should embark on this course, many wouid lose their jobs and many local farmers would pack up and also send many out of jobs on their farmland

tsdarkside:
they only come to nigeria for the dollars....

nothing else....
when we tell una this foreighn companies are doing nigeria no good,una will not listen....

My cousin worked at Procter and Gamble at Oluyole Estate in Ibadan for years and he was never paid in dollars. P&G never evaded tax. They contributed greatly to oyo state IGR and the FG at large. Their products were for Nigerian Market only. They got the lemon from Nigerian local farmers and made them multi millionaires by constantly patronising them. I remember a time P&G brought an improved yield of the lemon to the farmers from IITA to enhance their yields. P&G had enough money to cultivate lemon but never did, just to promote local sources of supply and create wealth among farmers in a way. They didn't export their products. I'm sure you know the popular vicks lemon plus. It's the product I'm talking about. Lemon peel is one of the ingredients.

You are one of the enemies of Nigeria guy. All of you will definitely bear the consequences of your defence of the indefensible soon.

How would these farmers growing lemon survive? Hope you know they have families and employees on their farmlands? Where would they go? What of those Nigerians working on the P&G plant? You're disgrace to humanity

Blitzerz:
APC is a curse

First time in history
Where election petition was stolen

APC isn't a curse. Blame those who fell for their tricks. Come and ask us in Lagos why we didn't vote tinubu despite being a lagosian by naturalisation. He told you guys he built lagos from the scratch, cornering the glory of those governors who ruled before him to himself and those from outside the state swallwed his lies hook, line and sinker.

Is this democracy? Smh!

I remember this man as NHIS boss. Buhari's men dem

BreakingNews21:
Oh so now SR has a copy of the budget which they said wasn't ready? Real fraudulent low budget journalists na.

Not only sahara carry am. Read from other sources below:

https://dailypost.ng/2023/12/06/tinubus-cos-gbajabiamila-gets-n21bn-allocation-from-2024-budget

https://newsdigest.ng/budget-gbajabiamila-get

https://newtelegraphng.com/gbajabiamila-to-get-n21bn-allocation-from-2024-budget

I'm sure they'd deny this in a hurry. This is Nigeria.

These are the things that give the military courage to topple any civilian government and when it happens, the west would not hesitate to condemn it and begin imposing sanctions. I hope they're seeing this, amid the hardships in the land.

When buhari and his men toppled the government in the 80s, they cited corruption and reckless spending of the shagari government as the reason. They've started again. They don't learn from the past

Quite innovative. Imagine those students writing waec and jamb many times could just put all the money into this and clear it once...it would take a whole lot of stress off their neck. They'd also save money in the long run.

zoedew:
He should explain the failed Edo projects under his watch and what he is doing with the palatial residence he keeps back home in his village where he is rarely found.

Oshio baba remains one of the best governors in Nigerian history and I'm sure you know this, but for the reasons best known to you, you're saying otherwise.

As a former Labour leader, I've been expecting him to be non-partisan on the issues concerning Labour and their welfare cos I remember the obasanjo administration which he almost brought to a halt, until he made them do the needful and that was even one of the reasons edo people voted him cos talking of money, he had nothing. He wasn't also a popular candidate back then If he's now keeping quiet cos he's become a politician, it would be very unfortunate. . Even pdp governors were envying him.

MikeofKd:
Good day Nlanders, pls I need the wisest counsels of wise Nlanders. I have a problem which is lack of commitment to women, ive been this way since I left uni, and pls know that this isnt due to masturbation or any sorts, cause I havent done that thing since my teenage years.

I meet a woman today , we vibe, connect and all but i'm just damn too scared to commit any woman no matter how good she is. I'm scared that if I continue this way I may likely find it really difficult to get married.

Seeing and experiencing different complains of men in real life and on the forum as made my commitment issues with women only worse. I'm currently working, fair pay, got my own place, I'm doing quite well for myself. Ive met different women this year that were good women, but I fear if I give my heart to them they may switch up, women are too complicated naturally to cope with.

This fear of commitment is seriously holding me back from getting a serious relationship. My only fear is if I continue this way I may not get married. I need the counsels of wise nairalanders to advice me on what to do concerning this commitment issues cause it quite depressing no lies.

I form hard guy, but deep down I really be craving for a romantic relationship, I'm just too scared to give any woman my heart cause ive been hurt in past relationships . So hurt that even when I had a good woman I couldnt see it and I lost her.

Your Wise advice and counsels would be deeply appreciated thanks.

Number one, women are the same all over the world, regardless of race or ethnicity so, you can't avoid their drama.

Secondly, you said women are too complicated to deal with, if I may put it right . Yes, even the most religous ones amongst them are wired this way, the slight difference is the fear of God in them. The truth is, women don't even understand themselves at times.

If you're looking for the best woman, you won't find one, I'm sorry. You may remain single if you don't feel like getting married, the bible supports it but you must not indulge in fornication. You remain as you are till you vacate this space but this is always difficult to do so, the best option is get married but pray very well before you rear your head cos you can't judge by how good-looking or nice a woman is. Na when she enter you go know the type of woman you marry. Sadly, this is the cause of all the divorce cases we see today. You see a woman, you think you don see wife without going spiritual to really know who she is. Our forefathers would consult an ifa in those days so they dont get it wrong. That's why their marriages lasted.
But we don't have to do that nowadays as we have an easier means of reaching out to God through prayers. Marriage is deeper than many think. Be convinced she's the right one and you'd be glad in the end.

The solution to a happy marriage is tolerance. Even if she's ranting, just tolerate her naggy manners. It doesn't make you a stupid man. When her head is cool, she'd be the one to apologise to you. But if you keep beating her each time. That won't make her to stop that habit, till you kill her one day and you end up at a place where you least expect to be.
Good luck

AntiChristian:


I am here! Westin dey?

Kill Followers of Other Religions.
1) If your own full brother, or your son or daughter, or your beloved wife, or you intimate friend, entices you secretly to serve other gods, whom you and your fathers have not known, gods of any other nations, near at hand or far away, from one end of the earth to the other: do not yield to him or listen to him, nor look with pity upon him, to spare or shield him, but kill him. Your hand shall be the first raised to slay him; the rest of the people shall join in with you. You shall stone him to death, because he sought to lead you astray from the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery. And all Israel, hearing of this, shall fear and never do such evil as this in your midst. (Deuteronomy 13:7-12 NAB)

2) Suppose a man or woman among you, in one of your towns that the LORD your God is giving you, has done evil in the sight of the LORD your God and has violated the covenant by serving other gods or by worshiping the sun, the moon, or any of the forces of heaven, which I have strictly forbidden. When you hear about it, investigate the matter thoroughly. If it is true that this detestable thing has been done in Israel, then that man or woman must be taken to the gates of the town and stoned to death. (Deuteronomy 17:2-5 NLT)

Death for Blasphemy
One day a man who had an Israelite mother and an Egyptian father got into a fight with one of the Israelite men. During the fight, this son of an Israelite woman blasphemed the LORD’s name. So the man was brought to Moses for judgment. His mother’s name was Shelomith. She was the daughter of Dibri of the tribe of Dan. They put the man in custody until the LORD’s will in the matter should become clear. Then the LORD said to Moses, “Take the blasphemer outside the camp, and tell all those who heard him to lay their hands on his head. Then let the entire community stone him to death. Say to the people of Israel: Those who blaspheme God will suffer the consequences of their guilt and be punished. Anyone who blasphemes the LORD’s name must be stoned to death by the whole community of Israel. Any Israelite or foreigner among you who blasphemes the LORD’s name will surely die. (Leviticus 24:10-16 NLT)

Make she dey jail for some more time. No time for her yet! Cases plenty!

See the way this ignorant was turning the bible upside down? Shame on you! Did the poor girl who was stoned to death blaspheme GOD? Just sit down and Google what the girl said that led to her stoning, in case you were in another planet when this happened. At times, you just allow some things to pass as a christian. This country would have ceased to exist by now due to religous war. Thank God the way Christians view things that have to do with martyrdom.

Again, did the woman who protested the girl's killing blaspheme God? This is where you guys always end up making yourself laughing stocks when quiting bible verses. Smh!

Several Istraelites despised and spoke ill of moses, even said if his God couldn't save them, He should leave them in the land of Egypt. Did moses order their killings or stoning to death? People don't even say anything near this to Muhammed in this generation and the hell will be let loose. I dont need you to begin to differentiate between muhamed and moses in terms of holiness and character, including closeness to God. I leave you to do that. But had anyone insulted God Himself or ridiculed Him in anyway, their constitution and law of moses are clear.They'd do the needful to whoever did that.They've said worse things to moses yet, he didn't react in any deadly way. It's becaise he knew he wasn't God. God Himself had said it all, to the people of Istrael and unbelievers, that they must not have another god besides him so, if anyone now contravenes this, he/she should blame him or herself. Those Kings who ruled and worshipped idols faced the consequences and this also affected the generations they ruled over. Consequence for blasphemy God is clear, be it physical or spiritual. This has nothing to do with this case as reported and witnessed.

hopeforcharles:
This kind of injustice is an abomination to the country, No wonder we are just retrogressing in this country.

We never had a country but a composition of several nations. When the time is right we'd go our separate ways.

Just take a look, the constitution was formed by a group of selfish people. No regional representation, no debate or confab. They just sat together under one roof and wrote the constitution for several millions of Nigerians with hundreds of ethnic groups. No country does that and that's why everyone would want to go to power and have their sjare and leave.

No wonder the judiciary is behaving like they never went to school when dishing out judgement. Its because they knew we never had a constitution that suited our formation. Imagine the federal government disobeying court order but wants others to obey same .

I wasn't surprised when the NLC went ahead in their strike, despite the court order. The NLC said, since the same federal government was known for disobeying the court order, they lacked the legal right to restrain them too. Where in the world wouid this nonsense happen? Its because we're not a country and we never had a constitution. In a decent country, if anyone disobeys court order, including any arm of government, its jail straight. If the president is found culpable, he'd be dealt with, in line with the constitution of that country cos everything is clearly stated.

May she be found alive and well. Yahoo boys now work in groups. They overpower and kidnap girls, especially virgins cos they now realise that girls are running away from them as they know they use them for rituals.

Please if you have a teen, don't allow her to be walking alone. These evil boys are on rampage now.

Sadly, the government dont care about the misses anymore.

A good reason I always resigned every 2 years of employment in those days. Naija employers are mostly slave drivers. I never gave a damn. They'd be shedding crocodile tears each time I was summoned in a mgt meeting and be asking me to tell them why I was leaving and explain any challenges faced, which must have influenced my decision so they could improve on it and make me change my mind.

Solid 7 armed gangs came to my apartment on the eve of sallah. They took away the brand new tear rubber car which my employer bought for me back then.

Instead of my MD to first ask after my family and their safety during the invasion, he was busy asking me where and where did I stop on my way home from work that night and whether I informed the police immediately after they took the car away. Thank God, the car was found somewhere in Ogun state, parked, 2 days later. There was a tracker on it so the tracking company monitored and stopped it safely.

About a month later, I tendered my resignation. My MD knelt down, begging me to stay. By the time I explained, he was sober. Most Nigerian employers don't see their employees as part of their success stories rather, they feel they're doing their staff a favour by employing and paying them salary. Once the unexpected happen, they replace them immediately.

Khyrvxjzy:


government dont negotiate with terrorist

So, what happened to boko haram members who were de-radicalised and integrated into the society? Were ipobs captured also de-radicalised or neutralised? What of the bandits in the NW...have their activities stopped despise killing thousands of them? The government's biased way of handling this matter won't stop the problems. If only they can give room for peace, all the money being wasted on munition procurement could be spent on peace brokerage. I doubt they'd spend half of it.

Agitation war has never been won by any nation. Just check it

remzytimer:
You sound like you are one of them. Now hear this everyday for the thieves and one day for owner.

I'm not ibo, mind you. I just proffered the solution to all these needless killings cos it won't stop, with this their approach. The everyday for the thieves and one day for the owner does not apply in this situation. Are the agitators thieves, boggling every home and property? We have Sunday igboho agitators here too.

Our govt should study how other countries managed this situation. Or do they think there are no agitators too in advanced countries? I was in America, schooling when California was agitating for a secession, texas too. It became worse after Obama became president. Scotland, same is happening in the UK and Spain. US presidents would keep harping on the State of the Union, being very strong and also ensuring it becomes stronger by addressing pertinent issues without bias. Both our leaders and their followers think in a myopic way each time an issue like this is being discussed.

The only thing they've not started doing is killings, I like the way they're praceful in their agitation yet, the government went and attacked them. I abhor killings from both sides cos It won't give room for peace among agitators. If you go to zamfara and katsina today, you'd experience a different country. Haven't the military killed and killed? Has it ever solved the problem? They keep adding up as bees.

Mrfixiit:
African matters tire me

How? I think he deserves it

Stephen2324:
Age 25+..what advice would you give someone age 18-24?

If you can japa, don't look back. Japa at your age and go to school. The caliber of leadership at the helms today doesn't have plans for the posterity. None of their children is schooling here.

Peace is the way. I urge the FG to release their leader and engage all stake holders in the truce talk. That's what I understand as a path to peace and not all these killings of ipob or fulani bandits. They'd only keep raging and reinforcing and one day...I hope bush meant won't catch the hunter. A few days back, the IGP said ipob should stop making police family orphans. This statement would make sense if only they sue for peace. Most of katsina schools are on compulsory holidays as we speak

Nigeria is the easiest country to rule but our leaders don't have the antidote to vices and agitations yet.

Tajbol4splend:
In Nigeria Universities, grades are not awarded based on how good you are, it's about how much you can copy and paste your Lecturer's handout during exams, I literally don't like it, it doesn't encourage students getting better than the lecturers themselves, thus making us stagnant

Not even only that....the handout you bought carries some marks. Exam could be 55% while the handout is 30 and Test/CA is 15%. Anyone who buys the handout has scored 30% automatically. If you now struggled to score 40% in the exam, 30% from the handout and 10% from the CA, that's distinction already.

Education in Nigeria is for the highest bidder. No matter how hard you tried , if you didn't buy their handout, you'd never score an A. This is why I respect those with 2.2 and 3rd class more. The majority of them were first class and distinction materials. They must have been frustrated by the system to score low. In a decent and right environment, they always prove their mettle. We've heard of several of them here before on NL. I've seen a 2.1 graduate who failed our aptitude test woefully. Some couldn't even speak good English.

Karlifate:
opicgif,

Here are some Private Universities you can study Law in Nigeria:

1. Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti - I've heard some good reports from acquaintances & third parties about their Law Degree.

2. Baze University, Abuja - Well, some report had it few days ago, that they run unapproved Law program.

3. American University of Nigeria, Yola,, Adamawa State

4. Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo State

5. Benson Idahosa University, Benin, Edo State

6. Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State

7. Etc...



NOTE 1: There are many others. So, you can personal research on this to know which will suit you, putting the following into consideration:

— tuition fee;
— cost of living in the state and/or town;
— security;
— recognition of your prospective alma mater in the job market
— how easy will it be to relocate from Rivers State to your preferred State/Town of study;
— etc...



NOTE 2: This is just my suggestion. You can consider other reasonable suggestions & draw up your conclusion.





Don't let anyone discourage you in your quest for more knowledge and in doing what you've always loved.



Good luck.

...he said he doesn't want to stay on campus but off campus with his family. The schools you mentioned above have on-campus accommodation only

Tinubu's presidency doesn't behave as if Nigerians are suffering

Stop akpu and beer now!

After all, OBJ was right. He recommended that they be sold but they kept using it as a conduit pipe to siphon the tax payers money all in the name of TAM. Recently, they deceived their gullible supporers, saying by December, our refineries would begin production. We're in that December already and they just burst their bubbles. They can only lie to us but can't lie to the outside world cos they know us much more than we kbow ourselves. Only God knows if these politicians are using juju on them cos its not normal for sane humans to be supporting evil, despite the obvious.

I was so happy that Sylva of a guy didn't win bayelsa election. Kudos to Jonathan , et al. These are the class of people ruling Nigeria, holding key positions in the apc-led administration.

Okay, what happened to the billions if dollars he commited into refurbishing pur refineries to make them saleable according to him? Have they now been sold after wasting billions of dollars which Nigerians cried and said was too much back then but they went ahead...what's the outcome? We will ever be architect of either our fortune or misfortune in life.

Nigerians should keep supporting these thieves.

joey222:
I'm Joy. female,currently in Nigeria travelling to Toronto Ontario Canada on student visa ending of this month. please I'm looking for a person who can accommodate me for max 4 weeks. I only need a place to lay my head at night, the rest of the day I'm out. so I won't be a burden, as I have lived abroad before and I know how it is for newcomers and winter season too.
with the current exchange rate, I know I need help.
PS: I'll bring whatever the person willing to help me needs from Nigeria even if nah 2 luggage of food

. Let me speak my cousin first. He's married with kids and they own a house, been there since 2009. He's an immigration officer. Be ready to answer a lot of questions though. If you're not going to stay beyond 4 weeks, fine. Which school are you going? Are you an undergraduate or a post graduate student? Where would you be going in the day time? Likely questions he may ask.

Ddgirl05:
Please who is travelling to Calgary, most of the airlines I'm seeing are transiting through the US, so that means US visa is needed, yh?

Incl Egypt Air?

mannobi:
Of what benefit is it to their people? Nothing just to ensure the military stay in power.
Of what importance is it to the world economy? Nothing. The three are landlocked and more of deserts
Can the three of them combined withstand Egyptian, Nigerian or Algerian army firepower? No.
They are just greedy misguided, power-hungry military boys.

Are you following the trend at all? They'd rerurn to democracy. I have a business partner whose close relation is in government in Niger. They'd return to democracy. They just wanted to end France modern slavery and dormomance , contrary to what many are thinking. The French ambassador had since been sent packing .

Good,good,good!

Putinofrussia:

Those were from the Ogiamien Royal family.
They were the Ogiso who also came from Ife.
History cannot be twisted for long.





Oba Eweka 1 of Benin and all subsequent Obas of Benin were Yoruba.
The first king of Lagos was a Yoruba man from Benin who met the Aworis who were also Yorubas.The Aworis also met Moba who were al#o from Ife but now called Aworis.
Everything still says Yoruba,Yoruba.
Yoruba extends to Dahomey..Republic of Benin,Ewe in Ghana,Ga in Ghana etc.

History cannot be twisted because you want to cheat the Ogiamien family who fortunately,has evidence with them.

Yoruba founded a part of Benin that uses Oba....Ogiamien of Benin..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/features/ogiso-and-ogiamien-are-aborigine-binis-while-oba-of-benin-is-of-yoruba-descent-high-chief-esotericist-monday-wehere/amp





High Chief Esotericist Monday Wehere, JP explained further: “What is today known as Benin Kingdom started as Igodomigodo nine centuries ago. It was founded by Ogiso Igodo and it existed for 300 years before King Orominyan of Ife invaded Benin. During that invasion, Orominyan fought without any success. Before then, Orominyan came to Benin with a strategy. He brought a large number of Yoruba men into Benin long before the proper expedition. These men went into relationships with our daughters who started having children for them. By the time Orominyan came to attack Benin in 11th Century, the number of the Yoruba-born children was high. In spite of this, however, he still failed in his attack.

When Orominyan was returning to Ile-Ife without achieving his aim, as one of the strategies they invented, he deliberately impregnated a princess, the daughter of an “Enigie” – duke or king in Benin under the then Ogiso. The princess’ name was Elimide. He left her behind before returning to Ife. It was Princess Elimide that gave birth to the first Oba of Benin, Oba Eweka 1, who, after becoming an adult, was invited back to Ile-Ife, alongside other children they had secretly produced through our daughters without our knowing their game-plan.

Up till today, they still live in a place called Yoruba Quarters in Benin City. It was at that Ile-Ife meeting, which had Eweka in attendance that these children were told the reasons they were given birth to in Benin, that it was Oba Orominyan’s desire to use them to overthrow the then Ogiso Erebo and his dynasty, which was then known as Igodomigodo. They were all made to swear to an oath never to betray Eweka, who was to become the Oba of Benin, if they eventually succeeded.

Expectedly, this particular war was protracted as many people died on both sides. The carnage was much. It was, however, difficult for the then Ogiso to use extra force, as he felt his grandchildren were being used in the war. He kept saying the children being used by the Oba to prosecute his war were children of Benin daughters, even though they were now supporting their father’s side to fight the Ogiso.

It was at this point a truce was called. As there were no victor and no vanquished, Ogiso Erebo was told there was no way this large number of children born by Benin women for Yoruba men could be repatriated, since they had already been integrated into the heart of Igodomigodo. He was told the only way to maintain peace was for him to divide Igodomigodo into two kingdoms. Let the oba take a part, while he would hold on to the other part.

O Kare lae. 👏

Putinofrussia:

Oba Eweka 1 of Benin and all consequent Obas of Benin were Yoruba.
The first king of Lagos was a Yoruba man from Benin who met the Aworis who were also Yorubas.

History cannot be twisted because you want to cheat the Ogiamien family who fortunately,has evidence with them.

Yoruba founded a part of Benin that uses Oba....Ogiamien of Benin..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/features/ogiso-and-ogiamien-are-aborigine-binis-while-oba-of-benin-is-of-yoruba-descent-high-chief-esotericist-monday-wehere/amp





[b]High Chief Esotericist Monday Wehere, JP explained further: “What is today known as Benin Kingdom started as Igodomigodo nine centuries ago. It was founded by Ogiso Igodo and it existed for 300 years before King Orominyan of Ife invaded Benin. During that invasion, Orominyan fought without any success. Before then, Orominyan came to Benin with a strategy. He brought a large number of Yoruba men into Benin long before the proper expedition. These men went into relationships with our daughters who started having children for them. By the time Orominyan came to attack Benin in 11th Century, the number of the Yoruba-born children was high. In spite of this, however, he still failed in his attack.

When Orominyan was returning to Ile-Ife without achieving his aim, as one of the strategies they invented, he deliberately impregnated a princess, the daughter of an “Enigie” – duke or king in Benin under the then Ogiso. The princess’ name was Elimide. He left her behind before returning to Ife. It was Princess Elimide that gave birth to the first Oba of Benin, Oba Eweka 1, who, after becoming an adult, was invited back to Ile-Ife, alongside other children they had secretly produced through our daughters without our knowing their game-plan.

Up till today, they still live in a place called Yoruba Quarters in Benin City. It was at that Ile-Ife meeting, which had Eweka in attendance that these children were told the reasons they were given birth to in Benin, that it was Oba Orominyan’s desire to use them to overthrow the then Ogiso Erebo and his dynasty, which was then known as Igodomigodo. They were all made to swear to an oath never to betray Eweka, who was to become the Oba of Benin, if they eventually succeeded.

Expectedly, this particular war was protracted as many people died on both sides. The carnage was much. It was, however, difficult for the then Ogiso to use extra force, as he felt his grandchildren were being used in the war. He kept saying the children being used by the Oba to prosecute his war were children of Benin daughters, even though they were now supporting their father’s side to fight the Ogiso.

It was at this point a truce was called. As there were no victor and no vanquished, Ogiso Erebo was told there was no way this large number of children born by Benin women for Yoruba men could be repatriated, since they had already been integrated into the heart of Igodomigodo. He was told the only way to maintain peace was for him to divide Igodomigodo into two kingdoms. Let the oba take a part, while he would hold on to the other part.


[/b]

You're right. Binis came from Ile Ife. We all know that. Funny enough, just as some people are distorting the history of early settlers of eko( now lagos), some edo people don't believe the binis came from ile ife.

I remember when Oba Ewuare II was going to be enthroned. Some people kicked against it by saying his ancestors were from yorubaland . They even displayed placards during protests .

Thank you jare Erelu. Agba ko ni tan lorilę Its appalling how people can distort history, even in the face of realities. They've altered Wikipedia several times to suit their lies since the Oba had set the record straight, for whatever reasons.

I think why they had not attacked oba akiolu who once came to speak the truth was because he's too strong for them. You cannot distort history for political reasons. It's just like saying fulanis owned ilorin, no be craze be that? Yorubas owned and still owns ilorin, same as Lagos. Binis can't lay claim on ownership of the current lagos state. It's yorubaland till the end of time but that doesn't mean history would be turned upside down. The so called balogun of lagos, by the name Oshodi should tell us the truth, how his great grandfather coined Oshodin, an edo word to mean Oshodi just to seek relevance and ownership of lagos, same way the Dosunmu family claimed they owned lagos by changing Docemo to Dosunmu whats the meaning of Docemo or dosunmu, a white man's name or oshodin( oshodi) an edo word in yoruba?

They altered wiki almost every minute , haba! They even said Iga means gaa in yoruba . How is that related? Iga, idumagbo, idumota, idungantan, Eko, etc, are all edo words. Nobody is obtaining a trophy on top of this so everyone should rest.

I remember them saying tinubu hails from Lagos, despite the obvious. Ki lęfę fi gbogbo iyęn she? Even the pa jakande's family we belong isn't from lagos. We were originally from Igbomina in kwara. We won't lie on top of that cos the history is there. My granddad hailed from akoko side, a yoruba speaking town of northern part of edo state, just less than 2 miles away from isua akoko. I can't come out tomorrow to vie for any political office in lagos and lie, neither would i do same
Should edo people say make i come be governor. I can only claim to be from lagos by the virtue of birth and the fact that mama is from baba jakande's side.

Check all these liars stressing themselves on top of nothing, they're not indigenous people of Lagos.Make una rest abeg.

Nothing like peace. The FG knows what to do in order to achieve peace all over the country. Free leaders of agitators and call them to a round table for a discussion and assure them of a sense of belonging, finish. Leadership no hard and to achieve peace is so easy. Giragira no be anything.

God knows best, may Yar'Adua's soul rest in peace. A leader we never had. Niger-delta wouldn't have been so peaceful today without him.