₦airaland Forum

Johnnyessence:
I pray and I hope that beautiful igbo babe that doesn't love money apply within.

Islie:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/meet-6-top-contenders-for-pdp-s-open-ticket.html

lwise:
Is federal government now part of Kogi state government.
FG will never cease to amaze me.

asuustrike2009:
We have enough yet many are not admitted?

7Ebisco:
The Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, and the Agbekoya Farmers Association, AFA, have mobilised fighters in the Southwest against the continued killing of innocent farmers by Fulani herdsmen.

The groups have vowed to adequately protect Yorubaland from herdsmen attacks.

This development followed an attack on the farm of a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Olu Falae.

Leaders of the OPC and the Agbekoya across the South-West, who spoke with Punch, said vigilance groups have been established across the region.

The National Publicity Secretary of the Agbekoya Farmers Association, said, “We have established a vigilance group and it will take off with 1 ,000 men any moment from now.

“We are training others who will join later. The vigilantes, who would be on oath, will be deployed in to all the nooks and crannies of Yorubaland.

“Ex- security personnel, who are now our members , are handling the training. Agbekoya from inception was established to fight for human rights. We fought for the rights of farmers during the time of the late Gen . Adeyinka Adebayo in the old Western Region.

“Members of our vigilance group can carry arms; we will get licences for their guns. In any case, we are not solely depending on ammunition. Our forefathers didn’t fight with sophisticated weapons. We can fight without modern arms.”

Also speaking, the coordinator of the Ondo State chapter of the OPC, Olayemi Egbeola, told the newspaper, “We have started mobilising our members across the state to flush out the killer herdsmen from our farmlands. We will get to all the nooks and crannies of the state.

“We are not afraid of their weapons . Let them come with whatever weapon they have. Our people should be assured that we will conquer the marauders and flush them out of the South – West.”

The Ekiti State coordinator of OPC Sola Ojo, also said, “OPC is meant to defend the Yoruba and protect our heritage. We are cautious in what we do . We take directives from the Aare Ona Kakanfo, Gani Adams. We are equal to the task even though we don’t carry AK-47 rifles.

“We , however , need government support in terms of logistics so that we can move round the farms without much stress . We don’t need to carry AK – 47 before we confront murderers. We conquered Badoo criminal gang in Ikorodu without carrying guns.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/02/herdsmen-killings-opc-agbekoya-mobilize.html

Troublemaker007:
Honestly I had similar experience like this on my way from Lagos last year when I traveled to buy my car. The duty of my car is paid and they saw it yet they want to collect 10k from me so I refused, just before Ore na police stopped us almost shooting at us only for us to rub mind with them and they told us custom people we passed notify them our car is a stolen car. If not for God wey man dey serve we ready reverse back and go deal with those custom people. This country is indeed a sh1thole

Ekitidefender:
Well, this article would probably touch a few nerves but I’d like to give a caveat here, I’m not a tribalist! Needless to say, the truth must be said sometimes even if it doesn’t sound pleasing to the ears. If you intend to get through this article to the end, please come along with your sense of humour and if not, you may want to consider stopping here.

The bitter truth is that if you’re not dating a Yoruba guy, you’re definitely not dating yet and if you’re the prayerful type, you seriously need to consider changing your prayer points.

And yes, I’ve said it and you’d probably agree with me when you’re done with this.

Let’s be clear on one thing here, I’m not saying this because I’m a Yoruba man, (maybe just a little) but I’ve got to defend myself and my fellow Yoruba brothers who have constantly been put in a bad light on different social media fora.

I am a Yoruba man from Ekiti state and the various Yoruba men I know are exceptions from the typical stereotypes people have of Yoruba men. I am proud of the tribe I come from and everyone would agree to the intelligent, progressive and fun loving nature of Yoruba people. If you’re looking for more reasons to date a Yoruba guy, come along with me.

1) Family Values

You’d hardly meet a Yoruba guy that doesn’t have high standards when it comes to family. One thing you’re assured of when you date a Yoruba guy (and if you’re lucky enough to marry one) is that you would come first always in his life. What makes this even more sweet is the fact that he would also place as much premium on your family members as he does on his, can life be anymore sweeter?

2) Respectful

Obviously, no tribe does it better when it comes to respect than your typical Yoruba dude. You’re assured of his love and respect anywhere, anytime.

3) Highly Fertile

Yoruba dudes have been proven to be very fertile as research has shown that Yorubas have the highest twin births in the world. So, if you love twins so much and you’re thinking of getting pregnant from a guy’s first burst, you sure know what to do.

4) Generous

If you mix with the right crowd of Yoruba guys, you will find out that we are generous to a fault. A typical Yoruba guy would go out of his way to spoil you silly with no care in the world of the cost implications. Be sure of one thing, he’d carry on with this if you end up saying ‘I do’ to him.

5) Romantic To A Fault

One of the reasons why girls may find it difficult to say no to a Yoruba man is the fact that you’d hardly find a Yoruba man that doesn’t know how to make his woman feel on top of the world. Yoruba guys know how to give you that good massage when you’re back from a hard day’s work at the office. He would treat you to romantic candle lit dinners and take you on trips to exotic locations you can only dream of. See why he ranks ahead of guys from other tribes?

6) Sugar-coated Mouth

Another thing you’re bound to love us for is our love for flattery. Yoruba dudes would sweet talk you and make you feel on top of the world which of course is something every woman wants. If you want a man that would make you feel like you’re ‘walking over the moon’, you sure know where to get it from.

To top it all, Yoruba guys are some of the most caring, attentive, patient, understanding and humble guys you will ever meet. Guys from other tribes should however not take this as an insult but take a cue from what makes the girls follow them.

And don’t worry if you’re dating guys from other tribes, I’d surely consider writing on what makes those tribes thick too! But in the meantime, if you’ve got a Yoruba guy; you’re one of the luckiest girls in the world and if you don’t have one, consider the saying ‘the taste of the pudding is in the eating’. Get yourself one today!
7. They can get u ritualized and...
http://ekitidefender.com/2018/01/11/6-major-reasons-date-yoruba-man/

KroKodile:
I quickly checked the location because I'm somewhere in Ogun. Better to be safe than sorry.

dafeyankee:
What is wrong with the West and Rituals?

And for those trying to be a cry baby, I am a Yoruba man too.

ChangeIsCostant:
An old woman, Adenike Fafila, about 80 years of age, from Igoba area of Akure, Ondo State, has been reported missing.

The woman was said to have left Igoba (her home) with a message that she was going to plait hair for one of her daughters at Oyemekun, Akure about a month ago. Since then, she was neither seen at her destination nor returned back home.

Anyone who has any information about her whereabouts should contact the appropriate authorities.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/80-year-old-woman-gets-missing-leaving-home-plait-daughters-hair-photos.html

Credit; Omo Edema

Ugoeze2016:
weldone, should have sold your whole body. Kuku sell the other kidney, ungrateful and greedy boy

Homeboiy:
She no even fine as people dey classify her

Evablizin:



Nice one,to protect lives and properties is their work.

Desyner:
Ogun ‘church’ Where Satan Is A ‘brother’ And Worshippers Are Served Alcohol

[b]Without doubt, churches have denominations and patterns of worship differ, but when you stumble on one, where weird activities are the order of the day and alcohol, animal sacrifices and biblical villains like Nebuchadnezzar, Ahab and even Satan are deified, then you’ve just encountered worship redefined. Tabitha Pearl writes.[/b
A Christian worship centre or church is a place where you expect everything but the absurd and the weird. But this was precisely what this reporter beheld few weeks back when she went snooping at “As God said, It Must Be Done, The temple of the Most High God,’ located in Oke-Aro in Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State.

A mere N100 bus ride from the popular Agege/Pen Cinema Bus-Stop, took this reporter to As God Said Street – the street is named after the church. A short commercial motorcycle ride took this reporter to the church’s doorstep.

The temple is flanked on one side by what used to be a mosque and the other by a Celestial Church of Christ, which, strangely, wasn’t holding any service this Sunday. This reporter was however to soon discover during the nearly 10-hour-long service, that the mosque and the Celestial church had to evacuate their locations because of the new “Sheriff” in town.

The first thing that catches your attention as you walk into the church premises, depending on your keenness of sight, would either be the rather heavy use of the colours red and white; or the slaughter slab on the far right corner, though carefully concealed by the gigantic red gate. Beside the slab this fateful Sunday was a black goat waiting to be slaughtered and served to worshippers. Makes some sense though. If worshippers have to stay in church up to 10 hours or more, it just might be normal to consider feeding them.

Inside the temple, the love for red is even more pronounced. The floor has a fading red colour, which tells you it had originally been painted with glossy red paint; even the choir and a few members bear a touches of red on their dresses. No usher is seen ushering people in; there actually is no need for one, as the sitting arrangement is glaring enough, even to a first timer. Male worshippers sit to the right while female worshippers sit to the left.

Another thing you cannot miss as you walk into the temple is the altar. It is divided into two sections: a very high one, probably the holy of holies, reserved for the Most High, should he come visiting; and then a lower one, possibly where the seer, fondly called Papa, preaches from, whenever he returns from a visit to the Most High, which he claims he does often.

“I still communed with the Most High last month. I sit and discuss with Him often. I know his form. Who says we can’t see God?” he boasted amidst wild cheers from his followers.

On the higher altar is a massive chair, the type you find in kings’ palaces. That’s probably where the Most High sits when he visits. On the lower altar is a replica of that same seat, possibly for the Papa. On the far left of the lower altar is a seat like the earlier ones, only smaller in size. This is where the wife of the seer sits during service, albeit only on the invitation of her husband.

Right above the higher altar or holy of holies, is a line-up of some relics, the sort you’re only likely to find in a herbalist’s shrine. The most conspicuous of these would be an elaborate form of a skull, placed in the middle of two crossed bone-shaped pieces of woods – pretty much like the familiar skull and bones image, used to depict danger and death. There is also something like a big calabash, placed in the middle, leaving a first-timer wondering if this is a shine or a temple where God is worshipped.

Sunday Nation’s visit coincided with the 6th Anniversary Celebration of the worship centre. It was with great excitement that the seer, Blessed Dike-Oji-Ofo Chukwu announced to the dance-intoxicated congregation that, “Today, we are celebrating our sixth year of moving to this temple.”

This announcement was followed by an excited cheer from the worshippers.

The service, which was said to have begun at 8:30 am, ran for hours unending, with more than half the time spent singing and dancing, and – wait for this – spraying those perceived by the seer to have danced best with money. Interestingly, the children seemed to be more favoured in the money rain, above the adults. In order to be sure if this was the general mode of worship or just a one-off thing to commemorate the anniversary celebration, our reporter sought the opinion of a female congregant.


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paiz:
Qualities of nigeria nurses(in govt hospitals)

They are fat
They have big shapeless yanch(ass)
They eat alot
They are rude
They are wicked
Most of them don't even know their duties
They have no sympathy
All they do is gossip

I blame the government cause they wont employ the qualified
They employ base on corruption and nepotism

kaziblake:
And y'all was blaming lola all because she is yoruba

Laryne:
This is the evil in everything that happens under the sun: The same destiny overtakes all. The hearts of people, moreover, are full of evil and there is madness in their hearts while they live, and afterward they join the dead.
Ecclesiastes 9:3

Let the dead bury the dead!

Igboesika:
Who is calling for war for crying out loud ?.
They said they don't want to be part of this failed entity any longer... is that too much to ask ?. The world is getting advanced for you to force some group of people who refused to be part of you to identify with you.

On the other hand, if you say that referendum should be conducted for people to determine their future, some people will start telling you that you cannot have your country without war that we should tell our law makers to do that. The other day SE lawmakers commented on that, unity beggars said igbos are going no where that they cannot manage their own country

Now tell me ,....what can igbos do to satisfy unity beggars ?

Mind you, no country on earth has survived second civil war to be united. Anything war again is immediate disintegration whether the war is won by Biafrans or Nigeria. War will even fast rack disintegration.

As for okorocha , his opinion is worthless about igbos. He should continue building schools and hospitals for his brothers up north while IMO pensioners are languishing.
@boki wearing Igbo flesh.

nairalandfreak:
People like you are the reason Nigerian companies and organisations keep cheating their customers

Zico5:
Igbo president? Tufiakwa. Can it even happen in the dream not to talk of reality. They are still manageable as minister but president, my brother stop smoking weed. Unless if we are ready to sell Nigeria cos they will be very good at that, then we can remember to make them the president. But now ko le work.

LovesonBlezz:
Peace mass transit shud take a critical look at their drivers...those guys are always rough on roads..