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he be like say we don jamm for agege yonder under bridge wia we dey use ko-ko wash down agege bread.

@dani,
how u dey,long tym no street

Idowu, your face look si-siliar,we don jamm before  

Substitution ! I wan play

EFON ALAAYE

ABOUT EFON ALAAYE

Efon Alaaye is located on Longitude 4.8 degrees - East and Latitude 7.6 degrees - North.
It is situated on an elevation of about 500 metres above sea level. It is a very large town
covering several hills, hill sides, plains and valleys, hence we talk of areas like Oke
Imolekere, Oke Iloja, Oke Are, Oke Ojabalu, Oke Ahun, Odo Ijao, Odo Ibete, Odo Ejigan,
etc. The prefix Oke means (hills) and Odo means (Valley). There are many streams
flowing round the town but none passes through the town. The topography of the town
is mountainous and the hills were claimed to be of advantage to the people of the town
during the days of the inter-tribal wars. The hills made invasion of Efon difficult for
invaders, hence, the saying "Oke lo mu Alaaye tile ogun" - (the mountain emboldens the
Alaaye to wage war). "Omo-Oloke lomoke gun" - It is the son of the soil that can climb
the hills with ease. The effect of this unique topography is that it has produced a sort of
sturdy and determined people capable of fighting against the forces of nature for their
existence. This can be seen in the way Efon people are building fantastic structures
despite the topography of the town - These hills which gave security advantage to the
early settlers are now a cause of serious erosion problems to the people of the town.
With development and destruction of the vegetation for the purpose of expansion and
construction, soil erosion has now created a lot of gullies in the town.
CLIMATE AND VEGETATION
Efon is situated in the tropical zone. In the dry season, the town experiences very severe
harmattan with temperatures high in the afternoons but very low in the evenings. Until
recently it was impossible to get a mosquito inside Efon Alaaye township. The dry
season begins towards the end of October and ends in early March; the raining season
begins in April and ends in October; Efon Alaaye climate encourages a luxuriant forest
growth.
OCCUPATION
The Efon people are predominately farmers producing food crops like yams, maize,
cassava, rice, fruits and vegetables. They also produce cash crops like, cocoa, kolanut,
timber and palm oil. Efon is one of the major producers of upland rice in Ekiti State. The
people are also traders.
INDUSTRIES The people are engaged in black smithing, wood carving, dyeing, weaving
and dressmaking. Other pursuits include saw milling, block making and sand and stone
quarrying.
ADMINISTRATION The Alaaye is the traditional head of the town. His official residence
is in AFIN (Palace Residence). The town is grouped into six quarters, each under a
quarter head - the quarter heads are called the "Iwarafas." . The Alaaye and the Quarter
Heads constitute the ALAAYE IN COUNCIL, the Alaaye In Council is in large of the daily
administration of the town. The Quarters and titles of the Quarter heads are as follows:
AAYE --- Obanla
OBALU --- Obaloja
EJIGAN --- Oisajigan
EMO --- - Alaayo
ISAJA --- - Peteko
IKAGBE --- - Ojubu
The quarter heads are called High Chiefs. Each of the Quarter Heads has other Chiefs
under him who helps in the day to day running of the administration of the quarter.
Each of them has an official traditional residence which is like a palace. All the quarter
heads are responsible to the Alaaye.
Religion
The three main religions are represented in Efon: Traditional, Islam and Christianity.
Efon Alaaye is strong-hold of the Christian religion, particularly the Christ Apostolic
Church. This is attributable to the fact that Efon Alaaye was the operational base of the
founder and first Evangelist of the Christ Apostolic Church - The Late Apostle Joseph
Ayo Babalola, of blessed memory. The people of the town still observe festivals such as
Egungun, Ogun and Ipori among several others.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
The town has six Secondary Schools:
C. A. C. Grammar School
Efon Alaaye High School
Anglican Grammar School
St. Michael's Catholic Grammar School
Apostle Babalola Memorial Grammar School
Federal Government Girls Secondary School (established in 1999)
The former C. A. C. Teacher Training College was the Permanent Orientation Camp for
the National Youth Service Corps in Ondo State. There are eighteen Primary Schools and
some Nursery Schools also in town.
MEDICAL / HEALTH FACILITIES/ INFRA STRUCTURAL FACILITIES
The town has a General Hospital. There is also the Catholic Hospital, the Local
Government Maternity Centre and several private clinics as well as Chemist and Patent
Medicine Shops.
The town enjoys pipe-borne water supply and electricity.
The road net-work in the town needs urgent government attention. The roads linking
the town with other towns need urgent repairs, -Efon, which is the gate-way to Ekitiland
is now an enclave. There is a Post Office, managed by the Nigerian Postal Services
(NIPOST). The town has good Hotels and Restaurants. There is a Commercial Bank, The
First Bank of Nigeria PLC and a Community Bank.
The Town has two (2) Nigerian Police Stations with barracks and there is the presence of
the Fire Brigade, with modern fire fighting equipment.
The Town has a modern Town Hall, which is well furnished.
The Town has an Inland Revenue/ Licencing Office and a Treasury Cash Office.
The Ondo State Broadcasting Repeater and NITEL Stations are sited on some of the hills
surrounding the Town.
PLACES OF INTEREST
The places of interest in Efon are the Palace, the Babalola Mausoleum (where the late
Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, founder of the C. A. C. Church and his father were buried)
The Oni River, which is a River of Spiritual importance, with people coming from far and
near to pray at the stream. It was blessed by the late Apostle Babalola in the 1930's.
Oke Ahun - Agodo Ojodi, Agodo Ibete and Omi Afeni; (Afeni Stream), Omi Olua, which
is noted for its cure of Guinea Worm. Other places of interest such as the Efon Hills, Oke
Isegun, Oke Olatole, Oke Sagbonke, etc,
THE PRESENT ALAAYE OF EFON LAND OBA (DR. ) EMMANUEL ADESANYA ALADEJARE
Oba (Dr.) Emannuel Adesanya Aladejare Agunsoye II, was born on 30th April 1944 at
Efon Alaaye to the Royal family of Ogbenuote in Ikiran Quarters of Efon Alaaye. His
father was the late Prince Gabriel Ajifowowe Aladejare of blessed memory who is the
second eldest son of the Late Oba Solomon Aladejare Agunsoye, I, who reigned between
1917 and 1935 and the mother is Olori Dorcas Isaremilade Aladejare. He attended St.
Patrick's Primary School, 1954-1959 and later St. Finbarr's Catholic Modern School from
1960 - 1962, both in Efon Alaaye.
The Alaaye had his first working experience as a Class Teacher at St. Michael's primary
School, Efon Alaaye from January to December 1963. He then attended St. Peter's
Teacher Training College, Akure from 1964 - 1966, where he obtained the Teacher's
Grade II Certificate in January 1967, after which he was employed as a teacher in St.
Thomas Moores' Primary School, Sobe, in Ondo State from January - December 1969;
St. Augustine's Primary School, Ifon -Ondo State, from January 1968 to December 1970;
Ibodi Grammar School, Ibodi Osun State, January 1971 to September 1972. From there
he entered the University of Ibadan in September 1972, graduating in 1975 with a B. Sc.
in Economics, Second Class Honors (Upper Division)
Oba Aladejare then proceeded for the National Youth Service Corps from August 1975
to July 1976. He worked with the Kano state Ministry of finance as an Inspector of
Taxes. He came back from National Service to teach Economics at Oyemekun Grammar
School, Akure in Ondo State.
In 1977 he got the Ondo State Government Post Graduate Scholarship award and he
went to the University of Manchester from 1977 - 1979, where he got an M. A. Degree
in Accounting and Business Finance. In 1980, he received the Federal Government
Doctoral Scholarship Award in Accounting and in 1983 he got his Ph. D in Accounts and
Financial Management from the University of Sheffield, U. K.
He got appointed as a Lecturer II at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile - Ife in the
Department of Management and Accounting in September, 1984. He was promoted
Senior Lecturer in October, 1989. Oba Adesanya Aladejare Agunsoye II was still working
at the Obafemi Awolowo University before he was elected as the 45th ALAAYE OF
EFONLAND.
He is married to Mrs. Roseline O. Aladejare (nee Pariola) of Obalu Quarters of Efon
Alaaye. He has five (5) children, three (3) males and two (2) females. He is a member of
the Nigerian Economic Society and Nigerian Accounting Teachers Association.
Oba Aladejare has attended many Conferences, Workshops and Seminars, both within
and outside the country where he has presented many papers. He has also published
many articles in many academic journals both in Nigeria and abroad.
He has supervised many Post-Graduate research projects in the University. He is a good
Christian of the Catholic Faith. He is a member of the Rising Stars Club of Efon Alaaye
and an active member of the Efon Alaaye Improvement League, Ile-Ife branch.
His hobbies are, Debating, Current Affairs, Table Tennis, Tenniqucourt and Lawn Tennis.
ORIKI OBA ALADEJARE AGUNSOYE KEJI
Kabiyesi o, Oba Alayeluwa, Alaaye ji Emigun, Omo oko leruleru ora Ota,
Omo ota, omo
ota pete omo ota
gogoro, omo
osan pon, omo ona kan,
omo osan pon ki
won ma rin ti koro
Ilode, eni ba rin
koro Ilode a ruja Ebora,
Omo Olori Alade Ajiwojiwo ileke.
Omo Alalede aimowo gba, toni ki won mu osa kotu a gbale oun
Omo Afigun rubo keru ba diye,
Omo o O pagbo soju ebo fi saro lokun
Omo a momo rubo keye re karufin ana, Arufin. Ebo aruida ebo
Omo Atabatubu alejo, to nse onile kanrinkanrin,
Omo Alere Ikiran ti a ni kafi gbale ile nu, Odi oko ma won lowo.
Omo gbegba nla Ade kari, Ajiwojiwo ileke, Otoke Ikirun wa taye Efon se.
Omo Osupa Ikiran Amo roro lagbo, Omo ogbenu ote soro,
Omo Ajogedea bawon lawo segi, Omo ore peri otun agogo nla oke, Ikiran,
Omo Arojojoye Adele tejiteji, Omo Agunsoye bi Oyinbo,
Omo Ajifowowe bi Oyinbo. Omo ogbonje sile gbe omi iye tira
Omo agbo kara ija masa. Omo Akere to sokun kosegbamu Oko Olarewaju,
Omo Agbonngbe Okun, Alugbulugbu Osa.
KAA BIYESI OO
THE PAST ALAAYES OF EFON
Adudu Oranku, 12th Century A. D.
Aparapa Orun,
Esumareade Oju Orunre aga ija,
Ewonbale rowojo,
Ona se Sangoke,
Ile ka Eku,
Ididetu,
Ogogo ati inu Adeleyo Oko Oloni ni no mafi aju ba
Igberu Aro,
Iji Emigun,
Agege Ifo,
Okemokunrin Ona,
Ogbagba alaka Onaija,
Okeke Igbo orito arireku do ase akun,
Eredamotu ogetehusiteyo,
Atakumosa Faboleowo,
Afini-okin Orisa fi akegun Esi,
Alase Aye, Alase Ori Aye,
Idagiri se omonana,
Abata nia yala okun Okungbe,
Orijaju Ogun,
Edolodiyi Atirikala,
Ikirinmijasi Akugbe,
Oyigimoligbirigbiri,
Gberu bi oya oke ola ona,
Abolu Erinwo Igbokose mimu,
Apata Amurojege,
Ojokomu afin ojukarin lagbo,
Osantoki wo aofin,
Ogarun wo oko Eye,
Anbihoho ola to oko mujowale,
Egboro oibo Akunu Ewu,
Otutubi osun ota gbena omikunwa ariragbenu okun yinoun
Abarudu, orudu ajise owo,
Osupo sebi ere wolu Irin banigbele komo oju eni,
Ogbenu ote soro Agboju Oloja ti o nfon bi oro o,
Obologunjogbon asasara okuta,
Asemojo bi owo - Ogbaruku Efon soro,, .1826 - 1886
Arosoye Ajogebe bawon lawo segi, 1886 - 1892
Atewogboyelowo Oyinbo I, 1893 - 1911
Arusuboja afi apasebi eni jegun, .1911 - 1917
Solomon Aladejare Agunsoye I, 1917 - 1935
Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II, 1936 - 1949
Lawani Aladegbemi Asemojo bi owo III, 1950 - 1990
Dr. Emmanuel Adesanya Aladejare Agunsoye II, 1991 to Present
A SHORT HISTORICAL SKETCH OF EFON ALAAYE
The history of Efon Alaaye, as an ancient town, dates back to 1200 A. D. In accordance
with the historical facts, the founder and the first Alaaye of Efon Alaaye was Obalufon
Alaayemore, the third king of the Yoruba race, who reigned at Ile-Ife, whose ancestor
was the founder and father of Yorubas, Oduduwa, otherwise known as Odua.
Obalufon Alaayemore, third Oba of Ife, was the son of Obalufon Ogbogbodirin, second
ruler of Ile-Ife and eldest grandson of Oduduwa who lived and reigned for an unusually
long period. The same Obalufon Alaayemore was one of the brothers of Oranyan, whose
children (Ajaka and Eweka) were crowned by him (Oranyan) as the Alaafin of Oyo and
Oba of Benin Kingdoms respectively.
Obalufon Alaayemore ascended the ancient and most important throne of Oduduwa
when his brother Oranyan, who was supposed to ascend the throne of Ife after
Obalufon Ogbogbodirin, was on sojourn at Benin and Oyo.
On the return of Oranyan from Benin and Oyo Kingdoms, after installing his sons as
Obas of these kingdoms to ascend the throne of Ife. Obalufon Alaayemore fled from Ife
to found Efon Alaaye in Ekiti. When Oranyan died, Obalufon Alaayemore was recalled
from Efon Alaaye to ascend the throne of Oduduwa at Ife, for the second time and he
thus became the third and fifth ruler of Yoruba race reigning at Ife. Before he left Efon
Alaaye, Obalufon Alaayemore installed his son Adudu Oranku as Oranyan did at Benin
and Oyo as the second Alaaye in his place and decorated him with all the paraphernalia
of kingship and the kingship has ever remained within the lineage uninterrupted since
1200 A. D.
According to the Royal list of 1931, Alaaye of Efon was listed as number 16 among all
the Obas in Yorubaland. Extracts from the Nigerian Government Gazette of 28th
February, 1903 relating to the special meeting of Central Native council which was
presided over by the Colonial Governor, Sir William MacGregor, the Ooni listed Alaaye
of Efon as number eleven among leading Yoruba Obas to whom crowns have been given
by the Ooni of Ife, ( and number four with regard to Ondo State).
With its unique historical facts and background, Efon Alaaye had been a Sovereign
Yoruba kingdom as far back as 1200 A. D.; and it is blessed with rich traditional and
cultural heritage.
Before the introduction of the Local Government system of administration into Nigeria,
Efon Alaaye, as a sovereign Yoruba Kingdom, enjoyed a kind of traditional political
democracy. The administration of the kingdom was in the hands of the Oba-In-Council,
made up of the Oba and six Chiefs. Each of the six Chiefs was and still is a head of one of
the six quarters that make up the town.
The six quarters making up Efon Alaaye town are:
AAYE QUARTER:
The quarter head is the OBAALA . The present Obaala is JOHN OLUFEMI FAKOREDE
(born 1932). He was installed as the Obaala in November 1979.
OBALU QUARTER: The quarter head is the OBALOJA. The present Obaloja is TIMOTHY
IGE AJAYI ADEKAHUNSI . He was installed as the Obaloja in 1982. ISAJA QUARTER:
The quarter head is the PETEKO. He is SAMUEL OWOLABI OYEDIRAN DADA(born 1959).
He became the Peteko on the 2nd of May, 1992.
EJIGAN QARTER:
The quarter head is the OISAJIGAN, he is THOMAS OLABODE ADENIRAN(born 1940).
He was installed on the 22nd of December, 1984.
EMO QUARTER:
The quarter head of the Emo Quarter is the ALAAYO. He is GABRIEL OJO AFOLAYAN
( born 1950). He was installed as the Alayo on the 14th of September, 1992, at the age
of 51 years.
IKAGBE QUARTER:
The quarter head of the Ikaagbe Quarter is the OJUBU. He is JAMES OLOWOKERE. He
was installed as the Ojubu in 1959.
Each quarter head has his own set of Chiefs, who are either males or females.
THE ALAAYE
He is the Royal Highness and Head of Efon - Alaaye (Kingdom). He stays at the Afin
(Palace), while the quarter heads (Iwarafas) each stays or lives in his Akodi of the
quarter.
ODE - ELEGBE
It is the most important sector of the Afin. It is where you have most of the tombs of
previous Obas who reigned many years ago. Among the tombs is that of Oba Afin-bi
Okin who is reputed as yet the longest reigning Oba.
At the Ode -Elegbe, all the traditional Oath Taking takes place at a specially organized
shrine in the center of the sector.
There are three ruling houses in Efon Alaaye that normally produce the Oba in rotation.
The ruling houses and the order of rotation are:
Ogbenuote
Obologun
Asemojo
The present Oba, His royal Highness Oba (Dr.) Emmanuel Aladejare Agunsoye II is the
45th Alaaye of Efon Alaaye, starting from Adudu Oranku, the son of the founder of the
town, Obalunfon Alaayemore; he hails from the Ogbenuote ruling house. And the kingmakers
are the six high Chiefs who are heads of six Quarters into which the town is
divided.
The six Kingmaker's are:
1. High chief Obanla of Aaye Quarter
2. High Chief Obaloja of Obalu Quarter
3. High Chief Peteko of Isaja Quarter
4. High Chief Oisajigan of Ejigan Quarter
5. High Chief Alaayo of Emo Quarter
6. High Chief Ojubu of Ikagbe Quarter
THE EYESEMUE EFON
Chief Eyesemue is the head of all women and women chiefs in Efon - Alaaye, she is
refereed to as "Obabinrin". She performs more or less like the Oba when it comes to
women affairs and she is assisted by other female chiefs to handle women affairs in the
town. Her staff of office is a sword.
Her Oriki:
Eyesemue Efon, bi Oba ibomiran l'ori Esemu Oluda, Oleyin lerun, O rerikijobi
A notable and powerful Eyesemue was Chief (Mrs.) Alice Ajayi Aiyodola Fasakin. She
was installed in 1959. She reigned for twenty-six (26) years and died at the age of 121.
Efon Alaaye maintains certain traditional institutions up till today for the purpose of
good harvest, prevention of diseases and the death of young people and for the
maintenance of peace throughout the nooks and corners of the town and its environs.
Such traditional festivities include Olookun, Odun Egungun, Sango, Atita, Oloore,
Olokun and Odun Ogun and they are held annually.
The traditional occupation of the Efon Community is mainly agriculture, and this
indicates that the people are mostly farmers, planting such crops like yams, cassava,
rice, plantain, banana, maize, lolanuts, pineapples and cocoa.
By January 12, 1981, Efon Alaaye was created as an autonomous Local Government
Administration by the Civilian Government of Ondo State when the community refused
to participate in the affairs of Ekiti West Local Government created in 1976. The reason
for the non participation in the affairs of the Local Government is the fact that Efon
Alaaye was the Headquarters of Ekiti West District Council for eighteen years which
became Ekiti West Local Government of Ondo State in 1976, when the headquarters was
arbitrarily removed from Efon Alaaye to Aramoko-Ekiti without regard to history,
amenities, population and wishes of the people. In 1984, under the Military Government
of Ondo State, Efon Alaaye Local government Administration was renamed a Efon Area
Authority; and by 1st July, 1989, Efon Alaaye was legally created as Efon Subordinate
Area Authority by the Military Government of Ondo State with its Headquarters at Efon
Alaaye. After the creation of Ekiti State, Efon-Alaaye Local Government was created with
headquarters at Efon.
Today, the following towns and villages constitute Efon Alaaye Local Government. They
are:
1. Efon Alaaye - Headquarters 2. Araromi 3. Iwaji 4. Igboaba 5. Etisun 6. Alerokuku 7.
Abeta 8. Ita-Ido 9. Ita-Awure 10. Alawaye 11. Irunsin 12. Oba Ayetoro 13. Obake 14. Ido
Ayegunle 15. Oroo 16. Agboro 17. Okoadagba 18. Aladura 19. Orisunmibare 20.
Alagbamesan 21. Olomoweve 22. Igbodofin
We have direct links with Aramoko-Ekiti, Okemesi, Ido Ajinare and Ipole-Ilore. We do
trade and intermarry.
The official coronation and presentation of Instrument and Staff of Office of His Royal
Highness Oba (Dr.) Emmanuel Adesanya Aladejare Agunsoye II, the Alaaye of Efon
Alaaye, was performed on Saturday, December 21, 1991.
Long may he reign[b]

EFON ALAAYE ANTHEM[/b]

1. Efon npele omo oloke
Oke - ko ma ‘Laye tile ogun
Edu Ule Ahun Efon kumoye
Lomode lagba lule loko
Ibi an bini na se
In mo mo gbagbe Ule
Efon - Eye o la ke le Efon
Olorun laba ri a.
Efon npele omo oloke,
Edu Ule Ahun Efon kumoye
2. Oba Laye l'Efon,
Uwarafa mefa kete,
Indi Efon mu gbonin - gbonin
Akanda Ulu Olodumare
Afefe ibeo tuni lara
Omi ibe a mu fokan bale ni
Un kejarun, o jina s'Efon.
Efon npele omo oloke
Edu Ule Ahun Efon kumoye.
3. Iyo l'Efon re lau jo ero
Un da an da an mani
Aaye, Obalu, Ejigan, Emo,
Usaja, Ukagbe, Usokan
Efon in dimu gbonin-gbonin
Efon npele omo oloke
Edu Ule Ahun Efon kumoye.

thanks man,
Ekiti lu o re?

@kete ule,
In Okun O!

mukina2:
game ofaaa

anogola lost 

Palanka negres  lost 

and they going home

wow sudan dey try ohhh

u mean ''polongo negros''. . .well nah only cutlass dem sabi hold

mukina2:
wetin u wan 'wash' am

yes now,with soda and chemical

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=323592.msg10077775#msg10077775 date=1327888162]The list is not sweet. Two of the towns where I grew up are not shown.
Fix the list plz [/quote]Eeeeeewi Ado ooo! aayo mi,o t'orun! . . . .It's been ages! How have you been?
Towns? and I didn't list them? names?

jmaine:
Sweet list . . .the emboldened is currently the chairman of the council of obas in Ekiti state . . . Reporting confidently from Okemesi  (The land of the brave and intellectuals ) . . .

Yeah he is,I was in the town couple of months ago for a friend's wedding ceremony. . .saw the Oba and his Oloris.

mukina u don start again today oo
by the way,y your boyfriend no dey field ?

supaeagles:
please, is their any place we can wash this one on the internet?

omo-detergent.net

but if you want to follow the match online,check out:

bayooooooo:
http://veetle.com/index.php/channel/view#4f25b83abe9e4

try the link and click on remind me later to start watching immediately.

him mama still dey dakar u know and him papa get filling station for senegal

bribe who? now i know you don't love yaya. . .u wan make dem kill am for yammosoukro abi wetin dem dey call dt town beside abidjan.
yes dem fit bribe but beem you searchlight somewia else. . .did i hear you say Issa. . .

@mukina
oh i see. . .let's see what their president's son's dollars will buy them

@fredooooo
for wia? even if you combine the original guniea with this one sef dem no fit,unless . . .

am seriously rooting for beatings infact make dem start with that demba ba guy,the boy really fumbled. . . to think i was rooting for them to steal the show not knowing they'll be stealing last position.

yab for wia?. . .if dem no dismiss am for lusaka municipal police force how he wan take score for nations cup?

lol @mukina. . .u funny o. . .why dem go slap am? left to me,fans suppose waylay them for dakar airport. . . .maximum beatings

In Okun Kete Ule!

laffs. . .Mukina you bad o,why would you add stingy to it?
he looks more like a dismissed police constable though

@Topic,
Up zambia!. . .now lets see how Equi Guinea will fare against Ivory Coast

the man can't be less than 38 and half years. . .he has the build of a mechanic though

Messiah=Olugbala-saviour in Yoruba Language

me? for wia? i see no evil,sniff no evil  

Up Zambia!

no,he's just high on la-la

this is getting interesting. . .i forsee a draw

Goooaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllll!

calid16:
If indeed any mindset has ever been deserving of the term"aboki ", it would indeed be yours. I guess
Jonathan gave birth to bunch of worthless illiterate children and made them almajiris?

Who is responsible for decades of mismanagement and corruption that gas left that region with one of the lowest literacy levels and highest poverty rates on earth ?

Is there any year in the last two decades that atleast one International body hasn't come out to sound the alarm about the conditions in the area producing these people ? But ofcourse, the usual "Allah knows best was your chorus"; because aboki know Allah pass every body on earth.

It's very painful that innocent people have died, and more painful that more will still perish over time. But after this implosion is complete, you don't have to think too hard who the biggest loser will be.

The problem is indeed more than what meets the eye. . .you see,anarchy needs enabling environment to thrive and unfortunately,what environment can be more conducive than ours? We have a leader who is not only confused but grossly unprepared for the task of governance,a leader who believes goodluck brought him this far and will still guide him further.His situation is not helped by the weak institution he inherited,he is but a lame duck who cannot fully stamp his authority on the apparatus of government.I mean what on earth is the job of the NSA and the SSS and all other security agencies?How come this sect hasn’t been checked all this while despite claims and counter claims by government about knowing the brains behind them?how come nothing has been done about the porous level of our borders?, Many questions run through the mind,many!

Mo ki gbogbo ile oo,eyin temi o t'ojo meta,se alaafia le wa?a de ku owon gogo epo roobi yi, ki oluwa gba wa l'owo awon a fe'aaje ma fe'aayo oni mo t'ara eni nikan agbon isale,won biliki won bi'a ti a ko jo gege bi adari wa l'ori le ede yi. . .
FBS
omo iya se alaafia ni? o to jo meta

Team work prevailed over individual skills . . .Forza Barca!. . .We Rule,They Ruse

. . .are we surprised?

Waow,I've been away for too long. . .Rest On Omoluabi,ADIEU.

The goal against Barca did it for me. . .kevin all da way

DIM finally dimmed. . . R.I.P. Ikemba,with lessons for the living.