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Yoruba people are a very crude people,they claim to be the most respectful but reverse is the case,my friend will say it is just hypocrisy respect,when they are gaining form you it’s Tuale but once it stops coming,you are their worse enemy People that are raised with insult and curses,a six months old Yoruba baby have learnt basic insult and curses I dislike those savages |
I watched the video and didn’t see any tribal hate,you are the one who has hate inside you,somebody corrected you and you think it’s because he is from another Tribe,5 mins i can never get back in my life wasted This thread is a waste of time and data |
sapele914:Just Bianca,mention any non Yoruba with powerful posts in tinubu’s government And Bianca is not your sister,find your sister go front |
If you keep Ngozi and one random Yoruba miscreant sleeping under the bridge,tinubu will pick the Yoruba over her,no matter her qualifications,she is not Yoruba That how bigoted he is,slow posion |
Some soldiers invaded the Assembly Church of God in the area and arrested the Nigerian pastors there because they were told not to engage in any activities,” the Bakassi Peninsula ex-leader said. “The names of the pastors arrested by Cameroonian soldiers that day were Adeleke Omoniye, Cascar Ubom, Etim Asuquo, Olamide Ayeye, and Umoh Atete.” Buttressing the claims, one of the Nigerian leaders in Idabato, who identified himself as Johnson for security reasons, said the lives of the pastors were in danger. Johnson said the pastors were whisked away by the Cameroonian soldiers to unknown places. “The Cameroonian soldiers took the pastors away,” Johnson said. “A few days later, we heard that they have been released, but we’ve not seen them.” The source also said the incident forced many people to relocate to neighbouring communities in Akwa Ibom and Cross River. “We are in panic,” the source revealed. “The Cameroonian authorities have made life unbearable for Nigerians in Idabato. We have all the major tribes of Nigeria here. We have Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Efik, and other people.” Woman died During the lockdown, a Nigerian woman, Esther Okon died after giving birth to a baby on the 20th of October, 2024. Okon reportedly bled to death after giving birth as she could not receive any medical treatment from the hospital. One of the executives of the Nigerian Union in Idabato, who spoke on condition of anonymity, disclosed this, adding that the woman had been in labour since 19th October. The source said Okon would not have died if she had been transported to Ibaka in Mbo local government area of Akwa Ibom State but there was no movement. “It takes only two hours by a speedboat but if we see a flying boat, it is just 45 minutes to get her to Akwa Ibom,” the source said. Confirming the incident, another Nigerian man, who claimed to be Okon’s husband’s friend and did not disclose his identity for security reasons, said her corpse was repatriated to Nigeria after some documents were signed with the Cameroonian authorities. https://punchng.com/cameroon-detains-five-nigerian-pastors-over-politicians-abduction/
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Five Nigerian pastors and others residing in the Idabato II community of Cameroon, formerly known as the Bakassi Peninsula, have been arrested and detained by the Cameroonian authorities. Their detention followed the kidnap of the community’s Divisional Officer, Ewane Roland, by armed men in early October. A former chairman of the Yoruba community in the defunct Bakassi Peninsula, Eniola Alabo, disclosed this to Saturday PUNCH during an interview on Tuesday. Local media had reported that Roland, alongside another official of the council, Etongo Ismaeil, was whisked away on October 1, 2024, by gunmen who used a flying boat in the coastal area. According to Alabo, the Cameroonian government blamed Nigerians in the area for Roland’s abduction and deployed soldiers to arrest them. “The Gendarmerie came to the community and started shooting sporadically into the air on the day they arrested some of these Nigerians,” Alabo said. The man explained that his compatriots in the troubled community called and explained that the incident had plunged them into panic and anxiety in the border town. During the raid, some Nigerians, including Iseoluwa Eniola, Feran Ajimosun, Idowu Ajimosun, Abiola Ajimosun, Blessing Ajimosun, Sunny Bassey, Feran Samagbeyi, and Godwin were detained in Idabato II. Governor locks down community Saturday PUNCH gathered that Cameroon’s South-West Governor, Bernard Okalia, visited Idabato on October 8, 2024. He was said to have declared a total lockdown of the area, which had mostly Nigerians who were fishermen. Okalia was said to have issued a 72-hour ultimatum to both Nigerians and Cameroonians in the community to produce Roland alive. A clip of the visit, obtained by our correspondent, showed him saying, “All shops are closed…the churches are closed till further notice. No exit, no entry in this whole Idabato.” Alabo said Nigerians in the community were rendered economically handicapped, leading to hunger and frustration. Residents, however, reportedly defied the governor’s order in the first week of November to go about their fishing business. “They stayed at home doing nothing for three weeks. The people were hungry because their source of livelihood was put on hold. They had to go out to eat,” Alabo said. The action was said to have angered the Cameroonian authorities, who deployed soldiers in Idabato on the 10th and 11th of November 2024 to arrest Nigerians in the community. According to Alabo, the soldiers invaded the community and started shooting sporadically in the air, which made many Nigerians suffer varying degrees of injury. Pastors arrested During the lockdown imposed on Nigerians in Idabato II, churches were also locked. But when Nigerians began attending to their normal activities, churches also opened on Sunday to Christians |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnGbYcoCsLE?si=CQP2CEZY07uE29z8 Residents of a town in Oshogbo were seen to be celebrating the arrival of a common ROAD PAVING VEHICLE, to one of their towns in Oshogbo… They sew aso Ebi and rented talking drummers to conmeserate the event
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They will list this as one of his achievements in 2027 Useless followers of a brainless man |
Factcheck0001:When I yawn,it’s a sign I paying a lot of attention and intrest
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Gustavowhite:The truth is that all these fracas boils down to the 2027 elections,you see how their media/bloggers are all linking it to Obi I don’t know why we don’t blame boko haram on ATiku,if the protest where the northerners were carry Russian flag was in igboland,Obi would have taken all the blame Nobody is always blaming tinubu for crimes and skull minings in the West Like you said bro,there is truly and agenda and agenda must agend |
Gustavowhite:None Not even one Yoruba leader |
Factcheck0001:Where is the hate,All humans are never equal,have you heard the saying “Man pass man” or in this case woman pass men? |
MossadAgent:Amaka is greater than the Ooni of ife,Oba of Lagos even the Awujale of ijebu,go and fact-check me |
Amaka is greater and more respected than the Ooni of ife,the Alafin of Oyo and the oba of Lagos Amaka is continuing the flogging from where Dahomey women stopped |
Factcheck0001:only if it’s a video of the hor,ny |
[quote author=Factcheck0001 post=131773822]this is how u people are described in faraway Thailand So nobody should worry about u again is more respected than the ho,rny |
Amaka is greater than the Ooni of Ife |
kestolove95:Yes na,una pass us for skull mining,Human part sales and Agberoism,in those vices,eh na Yoruba lagba oo Thank you |
I see that woman as a very wicked person How did she become a deaconess in church? |
![]() Does anybody know whom oseni might be referring to?
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They called jonathan names now they say Nigerias problem under Tinubu is spiritualhttps://x.com/ruffydfire/status/1828333250760069340?s=46&t=odQ-HTD9pXqssKnB-Me8zw
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EreluRoz:it used to be “There are no Yorubas in South east from you guys,what’s changed? |
The only region that accommodates others without making noise about it |
The Yoruba community in Enugu State has unanimously selected Alhaji Abdulazeez Adebayo as its new traditional ruler. Adebayo, who hails from Osun, became the first ever Oba of the community since the history of Yorubas living in Enugu. Speaking during the community’s meeting on Tuesday in Enugu, the new traditional ruler, said that seven states of Oyo, Osun, Ogun, Ondo, Ekiti, Lagos, Kogi and Kwara, made up the Yoruba community in Enugu. Adebayo revealed that Yoruba ethnic nationality in the state comprised Ibadan Progressive Union, Ede Descendants, as well as Olateji, Ekiti, Ondo, Ilorin Descendant Unions. “Today, the Ibadan Progressive Union decided to associate and join the Progressive Yoruba Community in Enugu state since what we have been yearning for many years–to have an Oba– has come true.’’ On how he was chosen, Adebayo said the process entailed looking for somebody with good record, good behaviour and who could take care for his people. According to him, the person must also be trustworthy and ensure quality representation of Yoruba people in the state. Explaining how the clamour for Yorubas in Enugu to have an Oba started, he said some people indicated interest to contest for the position in 2018. Adebayo added that after screening, a report about the aspirants was submitted to the Yoruba community. “We lost about three persons in the process of waiting to choose who will be our Oba. This is what the Yoruba elders saw and decided to bring a neutral person who is trusted and I was called upon to take the position. This is what the Yoruba elders saw and decided to bring a neutral person who is trusted and I was called upon to take the position. We didn’t do an election but we considered certain criteria like age and character; at the end of the day, the elders came up with Adebayo. “He has been one of the pioneer members piloting the affairs of the community for about 35 years now. “For that singular reason, he knows more than most of us; most Yoruba elders that started with him had gone back home, while others had died. “I decided to step down for him to move the community forward,” Adesina said. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/08/yoruba-community-in-enugu-gets-1st-oba/ Image below-Alhaji Abdulazeez Adebayo, the new Oba of Yoruba Community in Enugu State
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Am sure when he can’t satisfy Remi at night,he will bring out rice Palliative President |
Yoruba and Hausa Muslims are clueless,they never take the blames for their own bad decisions but look for an Igbo to take the fall for them And for once our people disappointed them with no Protest,they thought we will protest then they will put the blame on us again |