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Dubai

What do boko haram want?

They spend billions of nairas just to destroy their region.

Why can't You emulate developed nations like Dubai, Qatar, Saudi Arabia etc.

Why must black people carry foreign religion on top of their head to their own demise?

Middle East wey get the religion don develop past the desert called Northern Nigeria.....even with all their lootings.

Boko haram is the disgraceful adopted child of the black man's imported religion.


@lalasticala

$1m is too small.


Is it because he's African?


If he was from any white nation he'd have gotten more than that. Each professors in my programs get $5m+ for their crappy findings.


[size=14pt]Big ups to omo Yoruba......You're representing the Yoruba nation well. [/size]

Dubai

Boko harams are so stu!pid!!!


N2b yearly can build great infrastructures in the North. Why can't they think like other great Islam nation Dubai or Qatar?


This is Qatar for goodness sakes


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They surely aren't getting it from almajiri status.

Who is their sponsor?

modath:
Ibebe, are you talking about utopia or a STATE in NIGERIA ??

Fashola deported Non Yoruba layabouts & his YORUBA kith & kin used it as cheap political tool against him..

Just pause for a moment to think of Ogun state University lmposing a "non indigene" levy on an ondo statr indigenious student, IT CAN'T EVER END WELL.

I thought about that, that's why I had [region] in a bracket. Out of Region tuition

Don't mind that omo ale agbaje..... another afonja in our midst.

jstbeinhonest:
Woah,Try to get this across to those govs,esp ur state govt,anything can happen.

To the Gov?

They'll roll their eyes and throw me out. We need to show the people so that they can tax their gov to build them a nation of their worth.

oduastates:
I am not saying anyone should be restricted to concentratiin camp.

I like your optimism but we need a reality check here.

Well I am. They need to be restricted to the North [concentration camp]

In spite of my misgivings, that is why I think the likes of odumakin, mimiko, afenifere are necessary to put the tinubus in check before we plunge too deep.
I am saying that Nigeria lacks the barest minimum of factors required for a stable, prosperous country.
That Nigeria is a failed state.
That the rot is irreversible.
The country is doomed.
Without exaggeration, that the country is already like Sudan of the 90's even if those inside it cannot perceive.
That our leaders should start the process of disengaging from the mess.
Right now, yorubaland is like a huge refugee camp.

You accurately described Yorubaland right now.
Everyone is trooping to Yorubaland from every corner, it's even worse in Lagos.
We're being overburdened with people and low resources to control them.

I disagree with jstbeinhonest. Nigeria is a FAILED state.

Give it 50 more years when the ND oil dries, then we'll know how deep we've dug ourselves.

superstar1:
I was not calling for Awo, but for people with Awo's like selfless spirit.

Awo is long gone, but the tenets and principles that made him a success are attributes that should be emulated by would-be leaders as a minimum acceptable standard.

Ok, sounds better.

We need leaders who are not selfish and who speaks out against Northern Oligarchy.

No, we don't need the likes of FFK and Fayose who speaks out only for their own selfish /party interests.

^^^ Like Oduastates states, these are only possible where security is tight and reliable.

We need regionalism or state police.

yassss

Here are some images I designed yesterday. I will design more.

I will not let them get buried. It's because we don't know what is possible, that's why we don't agitate for their potential.

They surely are..... they even claim that Yorubas are stopping Biafra agitation, but they can't explain how.


1. How are Yorubas stopping igbos from moving back to the east and achieving Biafra?

2. How many Yoruba leaders have spoken against Biafra?

3. Which Yoruba leaders are actively chaining down Biafra?

4. What are Yoruba leaders doing that Igbo leaders haven't done?

5. Are Yorubas forcing igbo leaders/ politicians to stay mute about this Biafra issue?

6. Are Yorubas forcing Igbos to receive state allocations from Nigeria FG?

7. Have Yorubas stopped your protest?

8. How are Yorubas not letting Biafra go?

9. Did Yorubas forced igbo migration to the SW?

10. Did Yorubas force Igbos to pick corrupt leaders?

11. Did Yorubas force Igbos to not invest in Igboland?

oduastates:
Well, I will like the yoruba country to become like the American war zone.

oduastates:
Try build a society on this. In the last week
NO fewer than 22 persons, including women and children were feared killed when suspected Fulani herdsmen in the early hours of Monday, attacked nine communities in Dekina Local Council of Kogi State.

Hahha I get your point.

For any society to be developed and safe, Fulani herdsmen need to be restricted to a concentration camp. I don't know if those people are even humans.

Take the Fulanis and their almajiris out of the South and we've got a developing region.

modath:
You are blessed jare my sister... People talk about ilu oyinbo like it is Utopia,...Pregnant me had a scruffy looking guy charge at me, asking to HOLD a Dollar on the street of Chicago, I WAS SCARED STIFF & no one even looked at us 2ce...

I spent 2 whole months & didn't venture to Southside..... Don't want any stray bullet...

The difference between the WEST & HERE is that things are organized & you are RELATIVELY safe , There is no TOTAL assurance of SAFETY..

Yep. Everything is systematically organized in the USA, including racism.

PrincessJaneDoe:
This is why I am a big fan of state policing.

Permit to think aloud and hopefully some of the veterans can correct me

Why can't our governments introduce road tax on state roads? e.g. Lekki toll

do indigenes and non-indigenes who do not reside in the state pay the same amount in state schools (primary - tertiary)?

Ditto state hospitals.

Yes.


You know what just came to my mind?


Since most of the best Unis are in the SW, why can't we tax more students from other states for tuition fees; out-of-state[region] tuition.

superstar1:
I was just about saying that.

It seems we are all lost on way forward.

State are indebted for at least 2 decades to come. The growing number of unemployed graduates is alarming. The climbing number of illiteracy is worrisome. The dearth of selfless leadership is heart rendering. The decadence in infrastructure is shameful.

Where do we go from here?

How do we get out of the mess?

Who can be the next selfless Awolowo. That c steer the ship of Yoruba Nation out of th stormy waters?

I believe hope is no lost. We just signed to think out of the box, to do the unthinkable before we can achieve the miraculous.

It is that unthinkable I cannot wrap my head round.

Like oduastates suggested, we don't need Awo. We need ourselves.

USA doesn't need G. Washington nor do they need Ben Franklin. We need ourselves and we need to let our leaders know what we need.

I think we need to take a bottom-up approach to revitalize Yorubaland: starting from the people to the people's leaders.

Hope is never lost. It took Japan less than 15years to build a developed nation out of its people. We can do it; all we need is encouragement and a culture of hardworking mentality.

oduastates:
You right but you fail to admit that dangerous neighbourhoods are policed like concentration camps. That those societies have little or no tolerance for crime and that the violent crimes happen well away from tourist sites. ( You still get the odd drug dealers selling their wares or pick pockets
Like you are not hearing someone being robbed in a traffic jam all the time or whole Streets under siege from armed robbers.

No. They're not. Dangerous neighborhoods are neglected and ignored (i.e minority neighborhoods).

Tourist neighborhoods (for the sake of revenues) have a standard quantity of police enforcement.

Please, let's not utopia-lize America. If not because they control the media, you'd realize that America is akin to a war-torn zone when it comes to police enforcement.

Not to say that I don't agree with you. We do need state and/or region controlled security.

Cuba, Brazil

Abagworo:
Do you also know that Hausa-Fulani are present in more than 5 countries while Yoruba extends into Benin republic?

Togo Benin Gambia Ghana Sierra Lione and IVC

^^^^ Very interesting.

Can we ever get out of hole Nigeria has dug for the Yoruba nation?

Observant:
do you realize that delta and river and part of there south south?
So what happens to the indigenous igbo people of the region ?

They can move back to the east

superstar1:
Wishing her safe delivery.

Yep. Aareonakakanfo don turn to baba ibeji.

Expect him to be back in a few days.

oduastates:
More like "relatively less violent or less lawless ."
I am with Shymmex on almost all his arguments.
There are really very few things to celebrate. All I see is a sea of mediocrity and mortgaged future.
Some were celebrating 6 ministerial appointments the other day forgetting that they could have 100 ministers from the homeland who understand their challenges, if they choose to do the right .
Celebrate 6 servants at the whims of the unitary Fg when they could easily have all if they choose to do so.
Can you walk the streets of Lagos,Abeokuta etc at 2 a.m without being maimed by an armed robber or kidnapper . If the two do not get you , some vigilante would. If not , someone would probably have to come to the station to bail you at the police station.
No one refers to the SW from overseas, the SW carries the same Nigeria tag as the boko haram infested north.
Tourism is built on not only sights but night life . A substantial chunk of the income is made from night life.

I beg to disagree. Even in tourism states like NY/Washington, shoit still happens and the possibility of criminal activities still exists. I wouldn't go walking around at 2am around here.

We need a good security system that people can rely on.

I still want my own country though

Osomalo:
Jesus.

The thread is becoming something else.

Oga Chidozie, please remove the pincshure. Please.


Aareonakakanfo, you need to come online and talk to people ooooo.

Mr Fire.fire and Mr Anoni.mi, it's okay. Let it go. I've asked you guys to bury the hatchet and let's move on.

O ti to bayen.

Aare can't be here. Just heard that his wife is in labor.

Jobneeded12:
Please add Yorubas of Kwara and Kogi we are 100% Yorubas Biko
We have produced
Oyedepo
Omokere
Premier of western region
Successful people has a whole
Pls add us

We need more Kwaran and Kogi Yorubas onboard

oduastates:
Like Shymmex said , It is like not learning to crawl before walking .
Journeys to ancient towns like Esa-oke will reveal the inherent potentials .
We are never going to get a developed tourism industry without the peace dividend.
There will be no peace dividend as long as we remain in Nigeria.
Sorry to say, some people in Nigeria simply default to crime and violence.
Tourism alone has the capacity to feed the SW. Our people do not spare the change in order to indulge.We simply need to get out of the country first.

Smart guy.

Igbos want SS oil.

They're already claiming some Ijawlands.

Rossikk:
You are the dumbest fool of all because you are blind to all the western occult symbolism around you. Ignorant dunce. Don't go and do some research.

Hmmm hmm

Osomalo:
Whoooooooooooooo

It would be nice to have this in Tongeji Island, Ipokia LG Ogun State.


I dream of having something like this in the Island. The pic below.

Looks nice. I'll start creating graphics for development.