₦airaland Forum

abdelrahman:
pls who was the man that run kabakaba to ivory coast?

DonVikings:
Ipob piglets, lifetime defenders of filth in government, food is ready! !!

Dollyak:
Majority of these pictures has been recycled from previous topics. Anyways, what is the poverty and the literacy rate in Ibadan? I am more concern about that than a selective glorified pictures which aren't impressive in the first place.

Btw, majority of nigerian houses are boring and generic.

magoo10:
So Lagos have these kind of dirty place ,I thought it was another London.later children of hate speech and tribal warriors will come and say my east is the most dirty place in the world.

SaiNigeria:
Always distorting facts... Who and who were comfortable with the situation when the OPC in Kwara state called the Hausa/Fulani and the emirate in the state "tenants".

Anytime I talk about A, you switch the topic to B. Typical ipob youth. You wanted to talk about fruitless initiatives until I reminded you of how much of a failure you jesters are.

SaiNigeria:
Kid....I will be magnanimous enough to give you a hint on that development.......The Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) laid siege in 2000 and 2001 on Ilorin in an attempt to invade the city to terminate the emirate system and reestablish a Yoruba kingdom, and install a Yoruba monarch as Olu of Ilorin from the Afonjas of Ilorin.
The OPC claimed that the installation of the Yoruba king was not negotiable as the city was established by the Yoruba, and the Yoruba constitute about 95 percent of the city's population.

Should I educate you more on that

Thanks for that story. It was always going to be difficult since the people themselves seem to be comfortable with their situation. Now tell us anything positive that has ever come out of a yigboe driven initiative before I start telling you about all your fruitless initiatives. Reminder: 3 million clowns were never wasted in Ilorin

SaiNigeria:
Kid....have you forgotten the agitation geared toward reclaiming Kwara from the Fulanis and installing an 'Olu' of Ilorin