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After hearing that FFK Kpanshed Bianca ...... Ojuku be like

drss:
both political entities had been used to usher in northern presidents. eg shagari and buari.
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omo ibo before you continue to blame the Yoruba for sagaris presidency dont forget that alex ekuweme was sagaris vice president. Unless you want to tell us now that ekueme is a Yoruba man. Sagari granted ojukwu amnesty; ojukwu came back from exile and contested as a senator under sagaris party. I guess ojukwu is also a Yoruba man too

Upon his coronation, he promised to bring development and progress to Ile-Ife nay the entire Yorubaland. Few weeks ago, he payed a visit to the Alaafin of Oyo, thereby putting an end to the +70years cold war that existed between the Royal stool of Ile-Ife and Oyo.

Here he is today, providing mass public transit buses for the people of Ife. I just love this Ooni. May God continue to bless you and make your reign a progressive one for the Yoruba nation.

new2020:
If not for the Igbos that strongly patronize this site, Nairaland would have been another failed yoruba enterprise. Thank the Igbos. Proof below...

https://www.nairaland.com/2405197/results-annual-nairaland-state-census

If not for the ibos who where there in Genesis chapter 1 Verse 1, God wouldnt have created the Heavens and the Earth. Abi no be so.

Continue with you empty chest beating, but just leave Nairaland alone. Go to biafraudland. Leave Yorubaland alone, go back to biafra.. Just go go go go go go go

Zambia recognise biafra, like seriously ?

angiography:
Onereflection, I do subscribe to that white paper by the Yoruba groups tho, but couldn't we assess how to partner with the ohanaeze at least where we agreed(regionalism)....??

2. Afenifere has been infected by political jobberism....I don't trust them a nadir- a feeling shared by most people I've spoken with on this matter

3. Whatever the Yoruba elders are doing without carrying the Yoruba youths along is DOA


4. NOW, THERE MUST BE A TIME FRAME. A time frame keeps a kinda pressure on us and erodes laxity and complacency

5. We don't actually have the masses along, and relating to the 3rd point I made, a sensitization of our students in various higher institution is imperative- university should be rallying point for intellectuals (and thank God I'm back to school, lol).


There should be first and foremost, a conference in all Yoruba towns, LGAs, states and then nationally.


And have a common standpoint that any central government that can't give us our aspiration shouldn't expect block votes from the south west, albeit this would come with initial sensitization of our people....



And yea....there should be a template for development which sadly is lacking in the Yoruba states

I agree with your points but i am slightly uncomfortably with your first suggestion.
Going by the last Confab, the SE delegates also didnt speak with one voice. Ebonyi state was seriously against regionalsim, they opposed it vigorusly. Micheal Ahamba, another SE delegate, argued against any form of secession and balkanisation.

Partnering with the SE might be a good idea but one thing you should know about them is that they always want an offer that would make them the Alpha & Omega. They always want to dominate.
Prof Ben Nwabueze, a SE delegate at the conference, asseretd that the indigene/non-indigene dichotomy be removed so that the SEasterners can also have equal political and social rights as the natives in Lagos

OnReflection:
Ogagun FFKfuckedBIANCA ,

I did follow the conference through its entire duration.
Yes, it is true that the Lagosian delegates threw a curveball of their own.
Yes, it is true that the MURIC folks put a stake in the ground around some indeterminate Islamic agenda.
Yes, it is true that adherents of Yoruba Traditional Religion (YTR) threatened fire and brimstone at their exclusion - and rightly so, I might add.

But it was a conference after all... Tempers were expected to bubble to the surface. Refuseniks were to be accommodated from even our own ranks.

Come on now; don't tell me you did not see the fisticuffs which characterised the South-South summit?
Aside from the North which travelled mobb deep with a one-shop agenda, no other geographical zone attended the conference without home-grown detractors, fifth columnists, jesters,...etc.

I will tell what saddens me now, though: our insouciance, inaction, and inertia.
For reasons that I find pretty hard to fathom, a lot of us appear to have gone to sleep again - content that our interest is somehow protected because Yoruba politicians are once again visible at the centre. And expectedly, those who are most guilty of this charge are APC affiliates on NL and elsewhere.

I concur

OnReflection:
I am afraid I beg to disagree. See my earlier post...



Do the following resolutions not speak to our yearning for regionalism?



So why are all Yoruba chieftains in the current government oblivious to this document?

Egbon mi
If i am not mistaken, that document is/was known as the YORUBA AGENDA. It was the outcome and consensus reached at the meeting held at Sir Olaniwun Ajayi's house in Isara-Remo Ogun state before the commencement of the Confb itself. All the Yoruba delegate agreed to push for regionalsim but when they got to the conference they started singing different tunes.

A Yoruba delegate, Olasupo Sasore, argued against regionalism, he said they wanted speacial status in his own state and not regionalism. Some Yoruba delegates under the umbrella of MURIC argued that the Yoruba Agenda was anti-Moslem and that it favoured Yoruba christians alone.

Bros, if you really followed the Confab, you would know that the peformance of south west delegates was utterly disgraceful and embarracing

OnReflection:
Yes, it is true that I followed the national conference with great interest.



Source: Punch Newspaper

Yorubas got NOTHING out of the last Confab. Odumakin is just trying to sound politically correct. We know that the Confab itself was more or less like a campaign tool for Jonathan's re-election bid. After Odumakin, Gani Adams and some Yoruba delegates were 'dollarized' at the Confab, they all became PDP's exponent in the south west.


Some Yoruba delegate were demanding for special status(only God knows what that means), some were arguing for the creation of additional states. They never reached a consensus. The Lamido of Adamawa was the only one who was bold enough to demand that Nigeria grant his domain the permission to go join their Adamawa kinsfolk in Cameroon. Yoruba delegates had no wherewithal to make such extreme suggestion. Chief Bisi Adegbuyi, a delegate from Ogun state was one of the few who fervently and vehemently made a case for regionalsim in the South West

All in all, the last Confab was a waste of time and resources. It was everything far from a genuine, legitimate and constitutionally backed national dialogue. It was a wasteful Jamboree which served as an avenue for jonathan to bribe and get the support of some 'regional elder state men'

MayorofLagos:
Aare,

Here is the next stage on this website. We need to know our Obas. Please raise the point. Lets start from Jebba and work our way down to the coast. People should post pictures of their Obas and name his/her domain. It is optional to add a short history.

What ya think?

What is wrong with people of Ijebu-Igbo ? They'v been having a kingship dispute for the past +20years. They'v had no King ever since.

CabbieAC:

Shym3x has deactivated

No be today, shymex is going to come back. This thread wont die. Sanity will return to this thread

zimoni:
Really, I thought freeshitt had been existing for long nah.

Anyway, it's her wahala. O boy, Ngozi really bashed osun state especially osogbo. That elete ponmo b1tch is an azzhole. 0merta should know where she is now lols.

fre3globe is not ngozi.

jstbeinhonest:
I belive the stats are wrong,no state can owe $1trillon.

we are in deep shi't

I am a bit disappointed that Dr Kayode Fayemi was made the minister of solid minerals. The ministry of foreign affairs would have been okay

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Lalasticlala, please i beg you in the name of chukwu okike abiama, return this thread back to the politics section.

Words fail me

scholes0:
who changed the thread title?
I dislike the new title, pls.

suggest another title. There is more to the Yoruba nation than south west Nigeria

django1:
The aim of this thread just keep changing and getting worse. What is the meaning of this title now ehn?

a suggestion was made earlier that the thread title be changed, why didnt you make an objection then ?

laudate:
Wow!! All in one state??

Expect more

Aareonakakanfo:
FFKfuckedBianca did you see wizguy's comment on universities in Ogun state?

hmmmmm
i just saw it. I'm sorry he got his info wrong. 16 out of the 17 universities in Ogun have been accredited including Chrisland Millenium University which he mentioned.

Aareonakakanfo:
Are they all registered? If they are, should we stop relying on information from DAWN? What do you think?

They are all registered and more are still coming up. Anchor University is still waiting for the NUC accreditation, so i did not include it. The list on the DAWN website is outdated

Aareonakakanfo:
According to DAWN, its nine(9)

covenant university

babcock university

redemeers university

olabisi onabanjo university


university of agriculture, abeokuta

tai solarin university of education

crawford university

chrisland university

bells university

adetokunbo university

christopher university

mountaintop university

hallmark university

mcpherson university

crescent university

southwester university

Aareonakakanfo:
Ogun has the highest number of registered universities in Nigeria (nine in all)

There are Seventeen(17) NUC accredited universities in Ogun state not Nine