₦airaland Forum

dopeJemi:
Fill me in on how to have the money transferred to you

Send it to shymm3x, he'll send it to me.

chic2pimp:
It's definitely motunriOYAN. How much are you willing to pay for Her nudes?

You don come again.

Gbe wahala e wa si ori tiredi yi ti o ba ti ni time ...https://www.nairaland.com/2684014/yoruba-commonwealth-politics/256#2684014.8210

Tokunboa:
Is this Morenike Alagolo?

Is this doyin13

naijababe:
Mo ma sese ri itakun yen l'eni ni o. 200+ pages, where do i even begin?

E le bere lati ibi ti a ti pari. You don't have to go through 200+ pages. You can continue the conversation.

A ni lati develop ile wa.

naijababe:
Yup! Told you!!!! 4cking Bonnie and Clyde

Madam

E si wa lori NL ke?

We need your contribution on this thread whenever you have time: https://www.nairaland.com/2684014/yoruba-commonwealth-politics/256#2684014.8210

dopeJemi:
So you never finish sch since ileke idi? why is your spring tuition more than 2 million naira?

I smell......

Out of state tuition. No more question unless you're ready to pay my tuition.

NewNigeriaMind:
Why biafra will never come....

Where will the millions of igbo in SW relocate to.

That's not our business. As long as they relocate to the east. Until they relocate, we will not relinquish Biafra.

Since nlers are paying each other's school fees, my spring tuition is $18k, due by Jan 18.

shymm3x, what you say you help a chic out?

Since people are paying school fees, my spring tuition is $18k, due by Jan 18.

shymm3x, what you say you help a chic out?

raumdeuter:
Me involved? My involvement no pass say na Sport section the main character come from and I'm one of the regular posters there. Shikena

Ok.....

gamaliel121:
Lmao,
Am not gay!!! I like chicks.
I don't have HIV.

I school in benue state!!!

Toby77:
use common sense. it's to create awareness for guys that come here. dont think with your annus everytime. use sense

Wrong thread.

Dayo, why are you involved with the mess going on with cooger and his ex-gf?

Toby77:
https://www.nairaland.com/2746886/nairaland-fraudster-exposed#40169302

Wrong thread. Thanks.

1bkay3:
Lmao Nigerians are not exactly known for their ability to always reason logically

Plus NIgerians can be very vengeful ......

1bkay3:
My main concern is the danger of wrongful conviction? There are a whole lot of cases of the innocent being falsely accused and then being exonerated posthumously. And I stress this point particularly considering Nigeria's history of acting on uncorroborated evidence!
I personally think family should have the choice to pay without penalty >.<

I swear I was gonna type just this.

Desola:
No time.

I'm the junior ministress for petroleum now and as a confirmed Abuja big babe, I cannot be seen frolicking with mere mortals any longer.

I'll drop my card in case you need my assistance.

My people will be in touch soon.

Oya drop your card

Elxandre:
Are you a child?

Do you know what A billion dollars is?
Very funny.

I'm saying the cam become billionaires if the invest in self-made companies or other companies.

WIZGUY69:
iya agba

Mo dobale o.
se kin joko ni, abi kin duro?

Rara, kuku lo bami se iyan ati egusi. Se o fe duro ko ma wo mi ni, abi o fe joko simi lese. Lo bami s'ounje.

For a time Ogedengbe of Ilesha, the legendary warlord, even terrorised the Yorubaland extending his ravages to Benin territory, capturing towns and enslaving its inhabitants. The kiriji war was the last war among the Yorubas and it lasted for sixteen years.

Ekiti people [except for me] can be quite stubborn. If they start something, they will hold on to it until they "win".

Very stubborn set of people.

Love my people like kilode though

Firefire:
Wonderful history! /

HRH, CHIEF OGEDENGBE, Obanla of Ijeshaland (Oba-Ala Ogedengbe of Ilesha I), in his warrior uniform.

The first generation of the Great Ogedengbe dynasty.



Decorations: Balogun of Ilesha
Seriki Ajanaku of Ijeshaland
General / Commander-in-Chief of the Ekiti Parapo Army
Obanla of Ijeshaland (Oba-Ala Ogedengbe of Ilesha I)


He was a proud, courageous and confident Ijesa, although extremely difficult, he had a true and genuine love for his town and people. Ogedengbe was a no-nonsense man nor was he afraid of anyone. He was fearless, always willing and ready to fight or attack anyone who dares to challenge him and would not stop until the end. Ogedengbe had fame, charisma, wisdom and knowledge and was the ultimate icon of his time. Men want to be him and women want to be his wife.


It began in the 19th century, a century of revolution in Yorubaland, after the fall of the old Oyo Empire due to political crisis. Ibadan, a new city founded in the 1820s wanted to dominate and rule the rest of the Yorubaland and as result, there were wars among the kingdoms of the Yorubas.In particular the Kiriji war (also known as the sixteen years war) which started in 1877, it involved the struggle for power, influence and survival.The Ibadan on declared ‘a war to end all wars’ on the Egba on Monday, 30th July 1877, the Kiriji war officially begun.

The Ijebu joined and it began to spread. In 1878, it spread to the east, the Ekiti and Ijesa countries became united and formed an alliance known as Ekiti-parapo (the combined forces of the Ijesa and Ekiti) which was led by Ogedengbe of Ilesha .

The Ife and Ilorin later joined. Ibadan now had a string of foes that were ready to fight for their independence and also to free themselves from Ibadan imperialism.

History has it that during the war, Ogedengbe was totally beheaded but he cheated death in a miraculous way. His headless body simply walked towards his head, he picked it up and fitted his head back on.

This event, although very real and true but yet unbelievable, made his enemies even more terrified of him. For they believed that what could possibly kill Ogedengbe if the beheadings did not send him off to his grave.

For a time Ogedengbe of Ilesha, the legendary warlord, even terrorised the Yorubaland extending his ravages to Benin territory, capturing towns and enslaving its inhabitants. The kiriji war was the last war among the Yorubas and it lasted for sixteen years.

It was bought to a halt by British administration in Lagos, which produced the June 1886 Treaty and the proclamation of peace in Yorubaland.

http://ogedengbe.com/9702/

I was enjoying the story until I read the Edgar Allan Poe's piece.

WIZGUY69:
kilode?

I left here when the thread was still on page 240.

lol

ezeagu:
But there's no oil is the "South east" now.

The wealth is more shared out in those areas resulting in higher human development. There may be 20 billionaires in the north for example but there's 100,000 millionaires in the south. The 'koko' isn't billionaires, because some worser off countries have more billionaires than some trillion dollar economies, it's about HDI and per capita income.

https://s9.postimg.org/8l8252wem/Igbo_health.jpg

https://www.nairaland.com/2698050/nigeria-holding-back-south-east

There's actually an Igbo billionaire and I wonder why Igbos don't talk about him:

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/apple-buys-a-nigerian-owned-ict-firm-for-1-billion/

Unless the money was shared by its members.

There are several ways to acquire billions, not just by oil.

dadem:
Forbes releases list of 50 wealthiest Africans.
Aliko Dangote retains no 1 spot. Only 5 Nigerians are certified billionaires. They are:

1. Aliko Dangote - $16.5 B
2. Mike Adenuga - $3.5 B
3. Folorunsho Alakija - $1.7 B
4. Femi Otedola - $1.6 B
5. Abdulsamad Rabiu - $1 B

Other Nigerians were on the list but aren't billionaires:

1. Tony Elumelu - $700 M
2. Jim Ovia - $550 M
3. Muhammad Idimi - $500 M
4. Orjo Uzor Kalu - $330 M

http://www.forbes.com/africa-billionaires/list/#tab:overall

Imagine converting all these cheddah to naira.

See my godparents on the list: Mike Adenuga and Madam Alakija . Mo ri yin eyin eyan mi.

Last weekend, me and Aliko Dango's nephew hung out.

tupacshakur:
My Grandma taught me to call anyone I'm not sure of their ages, Broda or Aanti.

Meanwhile, e mi o kii n se arugbo ojo o.

I can still play for the Nigerian U-17 National team, if you know what I mean.

Yes nau. Awon 40 years old players wey we dey claim 16years old dey there na.

You see, celebs like Davido, Wizkid and Phyno could be on this list, but they keep spending money on useless things .

They should balance out their Investment-Expenditure. 60-40, respectively.

I see my godfather's name in the list. Mike Adenuga, may you live long for us o.

See you next Monday.

tupacshakur:
Aunty Ileke, enu mi ko ni eti ma gbo iyen o.

Why awon agba arugbo ojo dey call me aunty for this thread sef? Aare, see what you started

Aareonakakanfo:
Ilekehd Speaking of the ministerial list
I agree with Osoba big time. I believe his performance will determine our future in the political scene.The portfolios given to him are challenging and some have even said its a bait but regardless I believe he'll do well and he is being groomed for the future.

In the future? Presidency?

You guys may be right. This is an opportunity for Yorubas to solidify their relationship with other regions, to show that we are capable.
The likes of Bankole has not helped the matter.

Scatterboss:
Bros, its better we ignore those murdrfu.ckers. I saw one flexing muscle the other time , Lets ignore them and continue with the discussion.

Yes. at least 8 of us should aspire to report each derailed posts. I'd love to fight them back, but it takes essence away from the thread discussions.

There are several enugu/imo etc threads I could destroy, but they're doing a great job destroying their own thread. Plus I no get time for that.

tupacshakur:
Awon omo wobe!...Wobe!

Flat-head destroyer! Ekun oko Igbo!

Scatter baba!

#Double-twale#

Who is he?

Scatterboss:
Dont worry

I'll figure it out, don't worry.

FB go tire

Scatterboss:
Ileke, Long time sis. Will do asap.

Hmmm..... help me remember the person behind this ID