Crime › Re: Two Men Steal Woman's Skull In Ogun, Arrested By Police (Photo) by Kapilta(m): 2:08pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
No one can take your joy buh you took the helpless womans own by stealing her skull for ritual.
This voodoo something in Yorubaland ehn. |
Politics › Re: What The FG Knows About IPOB And Biafra by Kapilta(m): 1:43pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
Rekhina: that's a taunt everyone knows , shame on you if u don't know and greater shame on you for not seeing the sarcasm. |
Politics › Re: Sagamu-Ogijo Road: A Look At One Of Nigeria's Worst Roads (Photos) by Kapilta(m): 1:42pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
selemempe: don't blame any one Nigeria...blame your leaders i hope you get to paint your nose red today, so everyone can easily know who you are. |
Politics › Re: Sagamu-Ogijo Road: A Look At One Of Nigeria's Worst Roads (Photos) by Kapilta(m): 1:40pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Sagamu-Ogijo Road: A Look At One Of Nigeria's Worst Roads (Photos) by Kapilta(m): 12:53pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
wristbangle: The best way to stop seeing gory/disturbing pictures of this country's road network is to LEAVE.
I am tired of analysis the state of this country. if you are not a Yoruba person, you can go anywhere you like. Buh for yoruba folks, who are we leaving our lands for? You want to go and be famzing a shithole from abroad abi? We must all come together and fight it, it can get better, they are just intentionally doing rubbish because of the so called useless One Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Sagamu-Ogijo Road: A Look At One Of Nigeria's Worst Roads (Photos) by Kapilta(m): 12:51pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
Smh. Benefit of useless One Nigeria. If Mimiko had not fixed that ore road, it'll still have been the shithole it always was. |
Politics › Re: What The FG Knows About IPOB And Biafra by Kapilta(m): 12:43pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
selemempe: Look at one of them here. Once you mention the south east and south south breaking out of Nigeria, you see them crash into the thread in their large numbers. They become emergency economists, diplomats and historians. They tell you how Biafra will fail and how all Igbos will be killed and how and how and how....lol 
All oil billionaires in Nigeria Mike adenuga, indimi, Alakija, Otedola, Danjuma...none of them is from Niger Delta...can you now understand why whenever Biafra is mentioned, they become fierce analysts? Who shïts where he eats? The so-called progressive yorubas were not afraid to commit genocide in 1967 because of oil, they will not be afraid to commit genocide in 2019 too because of the same oil.
Someone once said yorubas are not our problem. How? Was it an abokì who killed 3 million Igbos or was it a Moslem? Both Gowon and Awolowo were Christians and none was fulani or Hausa.
I say it again and again...our first issue is with yorubas B4 hausas you lots are delusional. I have no business with your new country or ss buh you can't keep talking trash about us and not expect to see us.. Those Yoruba oil business billionaire are business people, they didn't stop anyone in niger delta not to also invest in oil business, afterall it's in their land. They'd rather sit and watch, waiting for free money from government and oil investors hence they take into crime, kidnapping oil investors and bombing pipelines instead of them to get involve even when they have upper hand than every other tribes. And mind you, before Yorubas make #20 in oil business, the french company(total), the dutch(Shell), the american and all would have made #150 and instead of the niger deltans to get involve, they will rather sit down and watch, i think that's the real definition of lazy. As oil is to the Niger delta, Cocoa is to Yorubas, now check the highest investor in Cocoa business, and also imagine yorubas in lands with cocoas sitting and folding their arms watching olam, cadbury and other foreign cocoa business investor making all the money while we keep kidnapping them for ransomes because they are making it big on our land. Nigeria used to be the largest producer of palm oil in the world, buh today no where to be found in top 3 because, people with the palm are leaving their duty behind, and i won't be surprised if yorubas tapped into this again now, then they will start their usual noise of how yorubas are benefiting more on their lands even when they've abandoned the lands themselves. It's common sense. I understand it's not all that common though. |
Politics › Re: What The FG Knows About IPOB And Biafra by Kapilta(m): 12:26pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
Rekhina: Wisdom 101
I can't wait for our nigerdelta seaport to commence ,
I can't wait for our oil to be cut off from thieves beyond ,
I can't wait for it to be used to develop nigerdelta before oil bcoms useless !
Nigerdelta is with igbos at all time oh, you stopped being yoruba moslem? |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 2:05pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: yes o .. you guys came to earth through oduduwa who fell from sky and scratched his face
That's why you cut up your face in solidarity. A great and progressive culture indeed  when you eventually trace your origin successfully, come then and we'll continue this discussion. I don't do omo iran ki iran( People of no or useless origin). |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 2:03pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
gwafaeziokwu:
 Lol. I didn't quote you earlier but now that you've gotten my attention. When will you come over and pack you brothers and sisters selling Jedi jedi in motor parks all over the 'undeveloped red soil' to your developed world class region? These include the ones that have spent over 60 years doing tailoring work in the same shop that has refused to go home even during Christmas or salah. Or those poor women carrying loads of Ori ,all manner of mixed concoction black,Red, green soaps in hot afternoon sun, three weeks old baby with bald head strapped to their backs. In fact the ones you need to hurry up fast to relocate are those that sell all manner of charms and native doctors ritual items in our various markets in the south East. They are really transporting the evil witchcraft culture of the Yorubas into our egalitarian culture. 
There are many more but you won't hear an Igbo man talk about their presence because we do not suffer inferiority complex like you lots. We love them all. We joke, laugh,patronise, help and uphold their interest. If a motor parks tout grab your jedi jedi selling sister inappropriately in a park at upper iweka. Another Igbo man will likely slap him from behind and warn him to let go. Baba Bode can sew native caftan within two hours. He gets more jobs than other Igbo tailors on the same Street. We love competence. Now run off. no matter how many the yorubas are in your red soil, it can never be compared to your brethren scatter all over our lands searching for a better life. We all know, Yorubaland is the abroad for your brethren. Even baba dauda (yoruba muslim agbero) is knacking your sister Oluchi right now with just #500. When will you call all your invader brothers back home with their lawlessness and cime life? |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:58pm On Oct 06, 2019*. Modified: 2:41pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: whenever I argue on nairaland with a yoro guy, I always imagine if he looks like any of these lovely creatures this one sha stupid anyhow. You think we don't pride in who we are? You think you matter at all? It's a tribal mark and we carry it everywhere with pride. What do you pride in? Nothing except frustration, you have no root, you have no origin, no history, till date you still don't know how you find yourself on earth, you don't know anything about your fore-fathers, you all are lost without no culture. Keep swimming in the pool of foolery omo nna. |
Politics › Re: Lagos-Abeokuta Road: Bad Condition Of Road Worry Motorists [Picture] by Kapilta(m): 1:53pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: Yorubas should hold their leaders accountable. Don't blame every on zik Buhari point out where i blame anyone mo.r.on omo nna olori pelebe oshi. |
Politics › Re: Lagos-Abeokuta Road: Bad Condition Of Road Worry Motorists [Picture] by Kapilta(m): 1:52pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
jargo192: which itori.
from abule egba. up till sango before even getting to abeokuta. absolute night mare go disturb ogun state government and Dapo Abiodun on twitter with pictures of these roads. |
Politics › Re: Lagos-Abeokuta Road: Bad Condition Of Road Worry Motorists [Picture] by Kapilta(m): 1:50pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
Candidtalk. See what one Nigeria has done to our land. It has brought nothing buh backwardness and destruction. The FG is just releasing funds to fix Ife-Ilesha-Akure road..
Maybe next 15 years, they will remember this route. Hell with One Nigeria after everything they've caused fatherland. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:40pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: chai omoluabi tiri gbosa for you.
Let's wait as you said na [s]till 2088 when omoluabi will gather balls and demand for oduduwa[/s]. We believe you die since we won't be agitating for it untill 2088, why then not bring your onitsha and boys to come and start agitating on our behalf since your biafro sucess depends on it or you are sure you'll wait till 2088? Won't this frustration suffocate and strangle you before then? Poor Igbo man |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:36pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: what percentage of Yoruba Moslems want oduduwa? 5% or 10%? That's the demography you need to get...not a poor ibo man like me from Henugu  poor Igbo man go carry your gala and lacasera and hawk around for Yorubas coming back from church, they'd be hungry by now. I know you are prolly thinking oduduwa will end your life as you'd have no other option than to return back to your cursed red soil region. Don't worry, we'll make our entry easy for you and your kindreds, if we don't, who'd be selling us gala and lacasera in traffic, hun? Buh we'll be merciless with your Igbo criminal, asia prison will be a joke compare to what we'll do you and your brethren if you think evans way will help you in our new nation. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:31pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: Lagos is the greatest city in Africa and it belongs to the great agberos yorubas the way you people just fake laughter even when going through severe frustration must really be frustrating. I bet it'll suck to be Igbo. Living in frustration all through one life then passing it on to your unborn generation. I just can't imagine. I'm sure your grandfather died of this same frustration. Lagos is no mans land and it belongs to yeebos from the yeast and when they are going back to biafra, they will be taking it back. All the obas there are just managing the state on their behalf and Okechiku the lagos state governor is doing well so far. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:27pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: so in essence you want Biafra but candidtalk want one zoogeria... chai omoluabi that must hurt  tf is biafra? Name of a dead pig or something? |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:26pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:22pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
johntolu: I agree entirely with your write-up. The Nigerian leadership, post civil war, has mainly been led by people from the Hausa-Fulanis/Hausa-Fulanis sub groups and Yoruba ethnic group and the country has no reasonable progress to show for the leadership the Nation has been given by these sets of leaders. I am not, in any way, insinuating that other ethnic groups, are in any way better, Ebele Jonathan's 6 years of catastrophic misrule is still fresh in our minds. OBJ had 3 terms as President, Gowon, IBB & Abacha, had 22 years of draconian military rule and what score cards do we have to show for their stewardship? A highly corrupt, backward and hopeless country currently rated as the poverty capital of the world. Jerry Rawlings ruled Ghana for less than 4 months in 1979, during his 1st tenure as Ghanaian leader and left an indelible foot mark in the Nation's economic and political landscape before his 2nd coming in 1981, when he transformed the country to a stable and progressive Nation with hope for the future. Nigeria leaders post civil war, should bury their heads in shame, for 'Shipwrecking' the Nation and unfortunately, leading us to a 'dead end', with their greed and myopic rule. Sad! ��� thank God you admit we are in dead end, reason we have to save our fatherland before the whole thing burn to the ground finally. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:18pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
gwafaeziokwu: @legendhero would be fuming right now. A thread he opened to expand the coast of Igbo hatred has been invaded by sensible Yorubas who have a life outside nairaland. The types I have come across in real life severally. 
The truth is that the British business venture called Nigeria is fucking everyone up irrespective of tribe or religion. If you like resurrect a 100 year old history of men that had lived their lives, made impacts and are presently a heap of bones in their resting place,it changes nothing. boda ode, it was same legendhero that stopped people talking about politics on this very same thread and rather focus on why he created the thread. He created the thread as an awareness for his brethren to see why we need to push and chase all invaders and intruders like you and oluchi out of our fatherland, so you can return back to your overdeveloped red soil dubai. So now shhhh. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:14pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
selemempe: Reading comments from yorubas here makes me laugh
We are all praying for the day yorubas will start agitating for oduduwa Republic...it will be the best day in the history of Igbo the whole world knows you can't achieve anything in life without leaning on Yorubas you love to hate. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 1:13pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: Bro, let me clear it up once and for all that I know for a fact we will do better than all other regions if Nigeria separates. Yet I don't just want us to do better because that is comparative !! A man who has 300 Naira is doing better than the man who has 200 Naira but they are both very poor men compared to others outside Nigeria.
I want an Oodua republic, once we decide to go for it, to do great and be like a UK or Sweden. I am that ambitious. To that extent, the underperformance and lethargy of our leaders is still a problem.
Before the industrial age, self-help went a long way to keep the West moving in the right direction. We know the FG is underperforming and will likely continue to do so because the income is simply not there to address our major challenges. It is not unreasonable to expect those who have the means and power to make a difference get involved more purposefully than we see today. you are really funny man, the fund is not there buh the Nigerian politicians are the highest paid in the world, and this is even more reason why we need to go away from the relationship. Let's develop ourself with the little we'll be making. Wasn't the little we were making in cocoa back in those years was what Awolowo used in building Ibadan then? How much more now that there are more businesses and other opportunities. There was no oil discovery in Ondo neither was their bitumen discovery in same Ondo state nor Gold discovery in Ilesha, Osun. It was only proceeds from mainly cocoa. Imagine how much we'd make on tourism yearly after rebuilding and securing our nation where people do not fear to visit. U.K and many other other developed european countries do not have oil or any natural resources, they are living and doing better than many other countries. If it's tax we'll pay just to see our fathersland glory returning back. Overpopulation in Lagos is one of the many reasons it's so hard for the city to move forward and compete with it's mate, we'll be able to check this on our own as a nation, we can control population and many other. I'm so hurting that you are really not seeing all the op and i have been discussing. Even if money starts falling from heaven to Nigeria for free, there are too many regions to spend the money on, they'll forgo some for some and in next 100 years, many places would be same. Travel all around yorubaland, you'll prolly understand what we are saying here, look at how it has all ruined and compare to where we were before the useless unholy relationship. Maybe you'll undesrtand. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 9:26am On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: What cowardice? A request our business and political leaders do more, before we start to blame and hate on others as Igbos do, is cowardice? My main problem with Igbos is how they tell everyone who care to listen all other Nigerians are holding them back. I have always charged them to hold their leaders accountable first. I would be a hypocrite if I don't insist my Yoruba people do same. My simple point, and you would note it if you are not angry and intolerant, is that I am favourably disposed to an Oodua Republic but I still think more selfless and effort and personal sacrifice from our opinion, business and political leaders would go a long way to showing we are ready. maybe one of the reasons i had issues with your initial post, political leader? Which political leader knowing fully well he/she might be relegated in the new country will tell you it's a good advice to agitate for the new country. And business wise, you see yorubaland is the commercial centre of the useless one Nigeria at the moment, nothing is going to change in the new country, our location is a great advantage so the new country will still be booming. And literally, it isn't like we hate or preach violence against others or wish them harm buh tale for example, Lagos needs to regualte it's population, how can you do that in one Nigeria? Even regional govt still wouldn't allow this. Not to talk of many development needed which they tagged Federal this and that. And as for business wise, Yorubas investments are always home, we hardly invest outside, we do more corporate business than any other tribe in Nigeria, our major occupation is Farming which is cocoa merchants mostly, oil, bitumen in Ondo state, industries in Ogun state(which are mostly fdi), agriculture, seaports and all. So i really do not see the need to panic over business structure of the new country. We don't need a Nigerian politician for any reason, all we'd be needing is a visionary leader like baba awo and that's all. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 9:06am On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: And you need to stop acting like an intolerant prick and a childish brat. You sound like those uneducated Yoruba cultist thugs because the one thing Omoluabi Yorubas are known for is our readiness to ruminate on different ideas to brainstorm a way forward. Just listen to yourself. We are not terrorist or blackmailers in the mould of "my may or the highway" like Boko Haram, IPOB et al.
With your talk, you are an omo ale Yoruba even if you think you are fighting for Yoruba interest. It has to be your way or those in opposition deserve insults. is that the Yoruba way you idiot. Dude, you are not part of the solution with your Adeyinka Grandson type of radicalism. That is not what the Yorubas are about and you are an example of the Yorubas, forever peddling hate against others like the IPOBian lot you love to attack, who are part of the problem rather than the solution. well i don't subscribe to adeyinka grandson form of ideology and i hate violence too. Your initial post reeks of cowardice. Well, it's always peace from this side, you are a yoruba man so there can never be any problem between us. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 8:53am On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: I think you misunderstand what I wrote. Let me adjust it so you see you are not the person I was referring to. Merely agreeing with you that the poster you mentioned is a cretin. oh, i'm sorry for the little misunderstandin. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 8:51am On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: Of course he is right that the Yorubas can be on their own. No other region has better human, geographical or material resources to thrive and succeed autonomously than the Yorubas. While I respect Legend Hero's stance, I think self-help is what every region needs to develop in spite of FG incompetence. This is why I tell Igbos their noise of Biafra is fraudulent when the likes of Elumelu reside in Lagos and not see the need to develop their region of origin.
As one example, Nigeria has struggled to refine its crude oil optimally for many decades. This is one of the main reason we are poor as a nation, in comparison to other oil-rich nations, with more Nigerians than is healthy remaining in the abject poverty now creating a crime pandemic for us all today. If we can refine our crude optimally we will meet domestic need and even refine enough to sell and gain the income to address the major challenges facing Nigeria. Instead we send our crude abroad to be refined by others and then sold back to Nigeria that is then forced to sell to Nigerians at a loss , more or less, with fuel subsidy.
Yet that problem will now be solved when the Dangote private refinery in Lekki , the biggest refinery in Africa by far, is operational. We have many billionaires like Dangote in Yoruba land who can take a hands-on approach to solve our greatest challenges of healthcare, power supply, transport, quality education, security, access to business start-up finance etc, etc. We know SW is ahead but let us not kid ourselves. The black man, including Yorubas, remain selfish and myopic. It is just that the degree of such vary from one ethnic group to another hence the reason the Yorubas appear better off. Overall, more can and should come from private sector funding if the black man appreciates the ethos of self-help as others do worldwide.
Good governance helps but there simply is not enough money to create the world class transport, healthcare, security, recreational, educational and power sector we all desire if private sector money does not proactively partner public sector administration to move us forward. Granted that in Oodua Republic we will have the autonomy to move progressively free of the encumbrance of other regions of Nigeria and unimpeded by the central policies crafted by others who are more conservative and less visionary than the Yorubas. I can support that consideration and in this regard I agree with Legend Hero that Oodua Republic sounds interesting. Still, I need to see more from our business and political leaders to be convinced we will make and sustain the right level of progress if we separate from Nigeria. you are just a one Nigeria apologist, the name has been imbeded in your brain. Read pre almagamation and see how beautiful the yorubas were doing. Our lands is still the industrial, commercial and tourism hub of the so called one useless Nigeria today. Nothing will change, it will only become better. Stop acting like a pu**y and man up. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 8:47am On Oct 06, 2019 |
mrvitalis: Awolowo built Lagos ? Trust me base on history awolowo is nothing close to zik you mean base on history written by your flatheaded brother? And lagos wasn't developed buh your zik refused to go back to his underdeveloped enclave in the yeast when he returned from abroad. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 8:45am On Oct 06, 2019 |
candidtalk: Dude is a cretin of the highest order. Nothing intelligent to contribute other than the usual empty braggadocio of the Igbos now thoroughly discredited in the information age we live in today. stop being a retard, counter any of my post here on this thread with your usuwal propaganda and distorted history and i will help you with the fact. If you have nothing meaningful to say then, go f**k yourself. |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 8:37am On Oct 06, 2019 |
Anago0147: . Chaiii. This is laughable
Wait for tinubu militia group to catch you with this your oduduwa crap and whence though cometh this mo.ro.n? |
Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 5:57am On Oct 06, 2019 |
LegendHero: God will bless you. It is as if our minds is in sync. We need to keep educating the Yorubas on the benefit of having out independent entity. The Northerners know that if the West also in their entirety subscribe to the breakup of Nigeria, then this nation is done.
They will try all the can to pacify the Yorubas as they have always do, check the history of Nigeria, irrespective of the government in power, the Yoruba land always enjoy some form of preferential treatment tho it can be argued that the effect is negligible.
This kind of discussion will open the eyes of the Yorubas that are still sleeping. I have a lot of archives with me about the past happening in Nigeria because I am trying to see where we got it wrong and how we can salvage the situation at hand. where will get it all wrong was when we allowed them to create states from the old western region, that was the greatest mistake ever, you know Ibadan was the only and major recognise capital of entire Yorubaland even pre-indepence while Lagos was the commercial center, evey Yoruba work hard then for the development of this very two cities cuz that's where all yoruba pledge their allegiance and reason the two cities were fast developing, immediately they created states out of the western region, everyone faced their new states and abandoned the two cities, Lagos was able to stand because it was the capital buh Ibadan suffered it the most as the formal capital and one of the fastest developing city in the world then, that was how it was left to ruins all this while untill 2014 when Oodua investment company which has been owned by the old western region raised the alarm of abadonment which eventually led to the creation of dawn commission, this new organization was hence tasked with the development in the region, and they with Oodua investment are really doing a very wonderful job in trying to revive the lost glory. It was dawn commision that hosted the governors the other time when fulani menace was so rampant where they decided on joint regional security and many other that they are doing, go to Ibadan and see new estates springing up, thanks to Oodua investment. It's not enough you know, there's really nothing as good as having a soverign state where all your resources are used by you for yourself and also, our brothers in Kwara and Kogi are left out in the development. And then again, the two organisation are all about reviving Ibadan first which other state are complainimg about as stakeholders, they want their presence in their states too buh you know how many years Ibadan has been left for ruins, reviving it will take time. And again the two organization can only handle few, they can't do FG jobs like roads and other development, the way badagry has also been left for ruins too is worrisome and many other reason we must continue to push for ourown sovereign state no matter the tactics the north employ. If our people are being massively denied visa to developed countries they would see the need for a better oduduwa.
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Politics › Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by Kapilta(m): 5:26am On Oct 06, 2019 |
LegendHero: Bro I swear one Nigeria limited our growth.
We have Lagos with the sea port, investments, and the economy (Crude oil is also here in tiny deposits). We have Ogun state with the Industries and intellects ( Crude oil is also here in tiny deposits). We have Oyo state with the landmass for Agriculture to feed the Yoruba nation. We have Ondo state with the crude oil (infact the 5th or 6th largest producer of crude oil in Nigeria). We have Ekiti with its natural resources and its academicians. We have Osun state with the gold deposit. We have our brothers in Kogi, Kwara, and part of Edo also to join the league.
Why can't we stand alone and harness our resources to complement Awolowo strides. We are born intellectuals, why do we chose to remain in this shackles called Nigeria? why why the problem is ever since their fall out with their slaves from the yeast, they've maintained a very good relationship with us knowing fully well that if we should also felt being treated bad, that will be the end of them, so they've tried to focus on our lands even though all they've been doing are all mediocrity cuz we would have been much better if we had been alone all these while, so many of our people do not see the need to break away from the useless entity, they don't really know we are the greatest loser in the one useless Nigeria, many of us are realizing daily what we are missing, go on twitter now, go on facebook you'd see Yorubas now talking about Oduduwa which wasn't so before, we are waking up little by little, the media and social media is helping one way or the other, it's not just yet enough. We have to keep using both tools in changing our peoples mind, in making them see the need for Oduduwa nation. If you should look at the present settings, you'll see that even without us never for once agitating for our own nation, we are already more than prepared to break away from the country buh we can't because of our people, if the refrendum is to be passed, our people will vote against it, they are still yet to be convinced on why we need Oduduwa. They don't really understand what we are losing, they don't understand we can be better than this, take a tour around yorubaland, you'd be wowed. We must break free buh first we need our people by our side, keep doing it the way you are doing it right now bro. Believe me, we 'll have many by our side soon and that 'd be the end of Nigeria. |