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i just love this woman. cant she run for president ??

veekid:

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vahlar moghulis

what is dead may never dead

he is not wise after all. even if you dont trrust Yoruba, you shouldnt have said it out . it should have been A thought .



even after everything , after you win independence, u will still need Yoruba when u trading. u need you will need Hausa to make trade .you cant succeedon your own. this is a foolish statement.


COUNTRIES MAKE ALLIES NOT FRIENDS

so they people will pay for this trip??


lmaooo IPOB AND IGBOS sha,

and hey say these people are very intelligent

Iwanted to agree with Ben Bruce but each time i listen to Nnamdi Kanu and those who are supporting the agitation and the propaganda and the way they are going about this Biafra thing, i change my mind. This is his personal opinion though. and subjective for that matter.

ipob will still Hate him on this

ABUJA-By a unanimous voice vote, members of the House of Representatives at plenary on Tuesday jettisoned the government policy which subsumed Christian Religious Knowledge, CRK in Civic Education as a compulsory subject in the Secondary School curriculum.
This followed a motion titled “Call to make Civic Education an optional instead of a compulsory subject for Senior Certificate Examination”, filed by Hon. Beni Lar from Plateau State. The members after an exhaustive debate on the motion agreed that the policy was incongruent with the spirit and letters of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) on the provision of religious liberties. The members agreed that students with the inputs of their parents at formative years should be taught the religious subjects of their choice in school. Essentially, the House while pointing out that the policy makers erred ab initio also agreed Islamic Studies and CRK should be taught independently and separately in the spirit of the constitution. It will be recalled that the issue recently became a subject of controversy whereupon tempers flared.


Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/breaking-reps-return-crk-independent-subject/

baddooboys:
This pictures explain the live style of an igboman and Afonja man in lagos

your thought process is predictable . i knew u going to say this trash. keep lying to yoursef . you will soon believe yourself

baddooboys:
The host community beg them for money or help them

Because I know some yoruba guys that will always greet you hundred times in the streets of Lagos just for you to give them #50

your thought process is slow. you made wrong assertion that does not make sense. I thought Igbos are way more intelligent than this??

npowerng:
Good morning,
The aim of BVN validation is to avoid the current situation faced by some of the existing beneficiaries who have had issues with payment.
Once again, when the BVN validation is done, a TEXT MESSAGE will be sent to your phone numbers to either proceed to the assessment test phase or not.
N-Power NG remains committed to a fair and transparent process.
N-TAX and N-Health Assessment Tests will continue. N-Agro has NOT commenced yet but will commence at a date to be communicated later.
#NPowerNG

ihave done my Npower assessment

very interesting considering i do not know anybody . i just received text message to proceed to assessment . waiting for the outcome .


though I heard from reliable source in Ilorin that APC members are requesting that its members feel forms so that they can get first class treatment . P[lease look into this . APC in Ilorin are using this Npower to campaign in ILORIN

they go outside to do business, the host comunity help them and they ae successful leaving their own land in waste and when they started looking back realizing their mistake, they decided to blame federal Government .

PEOOLE STILL THINK THIS GUY GET SENSE??

not fit for that post at all . he talks too much

i believe Trump simply saying he has given US away by asking Ivanka to sit in for him

We all remember how Ivanka Trump briefly sat in place of his dad President Trump at the recent concluded G20 summit.


The idea got America talking and trust Donald Trump
He made several tweet defending His daughter.

In line of this Presisent Trump. Twitted ,lashing out at clinton family,well Chelsea Cliton, Hilary cliton n former president Bill cliton 's daughter subtly replied Trump n this has got people buzzing on twitter.
Screenshot below

GreatSE:
You believe this one but will never agree the Lagos own hypocrite!..... Igbos are property developers and you start by buying Land, they bought the land not FREE.

you think getting cof o in lagos is bread and beans abi even when u have dollars

QueenOfNepal:
Aisha buhari should shut up and tend to her dying husband. Except the Lord is partial that's when he will heed the prayers of someone who has murdered many souls with children unjustly.



I know the Christian God don't have time fpr buhari although the Muslim god might look him side small for decimating shiites whom they term infidels.

go and keep quiet people are talking you too dey form opinion abi/ so Aisha should not defend her husband again abi ? things you no fit take no dey carry am reach another person doormot

imagine it is one Afoja like that

feelgoodInc:
so why is there only one emir in kwara state?
like he said.

you need to be current with nigeria . read u na no go read .

Emir of Ilorin
Obas in kwara.

ZaraGift:
Are you saying the thread is only for skull miners

We dont mine scull here bro lols

feelgoodInc:
you call him iPod flattyz I want to ask you is he lying?

Yes
Besides this post is not for flattys n drug lords
This post is for oodua

ZaraGift:
Ilorin is an Emirate and 100% Fulani's, we recognise only 1 Emir their. We can only find some Yoruba who are mixed withFulanis in poor villages in Kwara State.

Ipod. Flattys.

CROWNWEALTH019:
Afonja sold kwara to the alimis

Ipob

CROWNWEALTH019:
Afonja sold kwara to the alimis

Na u broker the deal ?

Cant strong nation occupy weak nation at that time ?
Mr. man Oyo once occupied Benin republic n part if Togo.
Till today yorubas are indigen of those countries. Itwasnt sold itwas military strategy that gone south

realjoker:
This is what I said at the inception of this thread before all this shortsighted Yoruba youths start attacking me.
Ilorin and other Yoruba communities in Kwara don't need referendum to tell you where they belong to even till today most of the old men don't know they are classified as northerner and same applies to the Okun people they don't need referendum to tell you who they are even the average Hausa Fulani they term illiterate knows where they belong.

My vilage will swear for anybody that attach us to hausa .

We are more yoruba than any yoruba

Once again, I have returned with my interesting facts about the states I have visited and know too well. I started out with Delta and then Akwa Ibom. Today, I'll pitch my tent in Kwara State.
Kwara State is one state I hold dear for a lot of things. For one, I served in Kwara State during my NYSC days and for a short while after, I was resident there. I travelled relatively far and wide and covered the major areas in the state. I made a lot of Kwaran friends with whom I still communicate with. While in Kwara, I lectured at the State College of Education and this allowed me access to know Kwarans and study the various people deeply. All these, and so much more, make the state dear to me. So, without further ado, I'll reel out the top 10 interesting facts that I've found out about Kwara State.

1. Kwara State is one of the oldest states in Nigeria! It was among the initial states created by Yakubu Gowon in 1967 when Nigeria changed from the regional structure at the aftermath of the civil war. Initially, the state covered parts of Kogi State and Niger State especially the Kabba division of Kogi and Borgu LGA of Niger State. In essence, KWARA IS A VERY OLD STATE!

2. The original name for Kwara State was West Central State but it was eventually changed to Kwara State. The name "Kwara" is derived from the Nupe word for the river Niger. The river Niger flows through Jebba, Edu and Patigi LGAs of the state from Niger State to Kogi State.

3. There are 4 major ethnic groups in Kwara State:
a. Yoruba: The Yoruba that occupy Kwara are mainly of the Igbomina stock. They can be found mainly in Kwara South. They have affinities with their South Western brothers in everything and most even regard themselves as South Westerners. The Yoruba language is the main lingua franca of Ilorin city even though the Ilorin people are a mixed population as we shall soon see. Ilorin Yoruba is reputed to have the discourse particle, "fa", in its spoken form which is not found in other Yoruba dialects. The pure Igbomina Yoruba is deeper than Ilorin Yoruba and the people see themselves as more Yoruboid than Ilorin people. Core Igbomina-Yoruba towns in Kwara include; Omu-Aran, Oro, Ajasse, Illofa, Oke-Onigbin, Offa, etc. Some adjoining communities and towns close to Osun State such as those in Oyun LGA speak a type of Osogbo dialect. There is also an LGA called Ekiti in which the Ekiti dialect of Yoruba is spoken. Yorubas in Kwara contribute much to the general Yoruba culture. For instance, the traditional Ijomu-Oro drummers are one of the best talking-drum drummers in all of Yorubaland.
b. Fulani: This constitutes the ethnicity of many of the Ilorin people. While it is true that almost all of them speak Yoruba and not Fulfulde, we cannot deny their Fulani ethnicity. This is not to say all the indigenous people of Ilorin are Fulanis but that most of them are ethnically of Fulani descent. There are also some (of the Afonja stock) that are of Oyo-Yoruba descent. Other than this, there are true Fulanis who can speak Fulani that are present in Ilorin. They occupy Kwara Central alongside ethnic Yorubas.
c. Nupe: The Nupes occupy parts of Kwara North. Their LGAs include Patigi, Edu, and parts of Ifelodun, Moro and Kaiama LGAs. They are ruled by the Etsu Nupe whose palace is at Bida, Niger State. The Nupes are generally quiet people that can easily be confused for the Hausa/Fulani due to their largely Islamic culture. However, they are peaceful, warm and pastoral in nature. Theirs is a simple and agrarian life by the countryside. They are not after material things and live according to natural codes. Their main means of transportation is the donkey. Their main towns include Tsaragi, Lafiaji and Patigi.
d. Bariba: These are a minority group that occupy Kwara North. The group can mainly be found in Benin Republic. In Kwara State, they occupy Baruten and Kaiama LGAs. They have a largely calm disposition. They are also mainly Muslims and can easily be mistaken for Hausa/Fulani or Nupes. Not much is known about them due to their extreme reclusiveness and penchant to associate more with Benin Republic where they are better recognised.

4. Kwara is largely a one city state and most areas are largely rural. Apart from Ilorin, most towns in the state lack good roads, drainages and modern infrastructure. Even Ilorin itself has some areas that are undisputably rural and lack modern infrastructure. e.g. Oke Oyi.
Ilorin doubles as the administrative capital and commercial city of the state. However, Ilorin is quite large and covers about 5 LGAs. The name "Ilorin" is derived from the Okuta Ilo Irin in which Ojo Isekuse, one of the fathers of the city, used to sharpen metal tools. The history of the emirate in Ilorin can be traced to the time of Shehu Alimi, one of the sons of Uthman Dan Fodio, who struck a treaty of protection with Afonja, an Oyo warlord who largely discovered Ilorin. Shehu Alimi set up the emirate and since then, his descendents have been emirs of Ilorin. Ilorin occupies Ilorin South, Ilorin East, Ilorin West, Asa and parts of Moro LGAs. Collectively, these LGAs are part of the Ilorin Emirate. Major areas in Ilorin are Tanke, Challenge(city center and commercial base), Idi-Ape, Okelele, Oja Oba, Fufu, Mogaji, GRA, Offa Garage Area, etc. Taiwo road houses most of the businesses and the stadium. Some parts of Ifelodun LGA such as Ganmo has been integrated into the cosmopolitan Ilorin city. Ilorin houses an airport, several companies such as Tuyil, law firms, a stadium, a shopping mall (shoprite), and tertiary institutions such as University of Ilorin; Kwara State College of Education; Kwara Polytechnic; Al-Hikmah University, among others.
Other major towns in Kwara State are:
a. Offa: This is the headquarters of Offa LGA. Offa is fast growing and gradually getting a city status each day. It houses a Federal Polytechnic and some private tertiary institutions, including a university.
b. Omu-Aran: This is the headquarters of Irepodun LGA. Omu-aran is home to a Federal Government College and Landmark University (private). It is largely a town in need of better infrastructure and development. However, Omu-aran has one of the best electricity supply in the whole state. Omu-aran has at least 20 hours of light on a good day.
c. Share: This is the headquarters of Ifelodun LGA. It is home to the current governor, Abdulfatai Ahmed. It bothers Tsaragi, which is a Nupe town. Share has a mixed Nupe and Yoruba population.
d. Oro: This is a big town in Irepodun LGA and it houses a state college of education. It is home to Lai Mohammed, the current minister of Information; Tony Tetuila and other bigwigs. There is a national museum and zoo at nearby Esie.

5. Kwara State is a largely muslim state with a large pocket of Christians. There is no place in Kwara without a central mosque while there are some communities in the state without a single church. In all these, religion is a peaceful affair in the state. Kwara Muslims and Christians are tolerant of each other and respect each other's inclinations. Ilorin City has a largely Muslim outlook even though Christians abound there. Omu-Aran in Kwara South has a much more Christian outlook even though there are Muslims there. In general, Kwara North and Central are largely Islamic whereas Kwara South is largely Christian. The most common Christian denomination in Kwara is Living Faith (Winners) Church followed closely be Redeemed. Kwara muslims are mainly sunni with a few adherents to Sufism in the state. Most politicians and monarchs in Kwara State are also muslims. It has become a norm to be a Muslim in other to be successful in Kwara politics.

6. Kwara State is zoned to the North even though a larger part of the state has more to do with the South West. This zoning has largely been beneficial to Kwara politicians who hide under the tag of "Northerner" to avoid their Yoruba ethnicity. However, there is no difference between Kwara North and most Northern States in terms of Islamic culture. The core Kwara North and even the Ilorin central area have a Northern culture which shows in their way of dressing. The average Ilorin man will dress more like a Northerner than like a Yoruba man.

7. Sharia law is not enforced in Kwara State as is obtained in most of the Northern State. Albeit, there are some Sharia courts domiciled in Kwara North but they have no legal backup in the state. Because of this, things are typically "haram" in core Northern states are overlooked and ignored in Kwara State. In Kwara State, Islam is not strict/fundamentalist. Muslims here are more open minded and generally like Southern Muslims. Ilorin has a very active and vibrant social life which cannot be found in core Northern states. There has never been a large case of religious crisis in Ilorin.

8. Kwara State has a large divide between the poor and the rich in terms of quality of life. There is hardly an upper middle class in Kwara State. Most residents are either stupendously rich or unbelievably poor. Poverty is rife in the state and the state government has done nothing to improve the quality of life. Most Kwarans are civil service workers, drivers, bike/tricycle riders and small business owners while a few are company/firm workers (very few), lecturers, religious workers, health workers and business men. The political elites constitutes the upper class alone. Salaries are owed most times and even when things are normal, salaries are low compared to that of other states. The average civil service worker requires a mortgage of at least 10 years in other to own a house whereas the elites are building mansions everywhere and some elites even have the guts to share peanuts to indigent youths in the name of charity. Elites invest their wealth mainly in Lagos and build nothing but a cottage in their hometowns. One can enter a community with no good roads and see just a handful of empty mansions.

9. Kwara State has relatively bad road networks in Nigeria. Apart from the Ilorin area, most of the roads in the state are an eyesore. One of the most terrible roads in the state is the Ilorin-Kosubosu road which is an impasse. Travellers usually go through Oyo or Niger State to arrive at Kosubosu in Baruten LGA. Intra-city/town roads in Omu-Aran, Oro, Ajasse, Iloffa, Osi, Oke-Onigbin, Baruten, Patigi, Kaiama, etc are relatively inefficient and more are needed. Some of the roads need repair and information at my disposal shows that some repairs are being done across the state. Hopefully, things will get better.

10. Kwara State is a relatively peaceful state! Violence in the state arises mostly from cult clashes and activities. Other than that, Kwara is peaceful. Armed robbery and highway robbery is almost non-existent. Burglary exists in minor proportions. There is religious tolerance and freedom. Terrorism and fundamentalism have no place in Kwara State. In fact, the state keeps to its tag as the "State of Harmony".

Kwarans everywhere are beginning to be more conscious and active. The state has witnessed a surge of political activism of recent. Kwara State is getting better by each moment and in the nearest future, development will reach its peak. Good people abound in the state and their simplicity is worthy of respect. Kwara's religious tolerance should be a model for all Nigerians to follow!!! Kwarans should add more and keep this thread moving. Kwara State: It Is Good Here grin!!!


Brilliant piece from this guy Fratermathy

I have been reading people's comments on Niraland giving Kwara state a choice wether to stay with Oodua republic or not when Nigeria eventually break up.

I find this *choice* of a thing absord.
Can your daddy give u choice whether to be his son or not ?



Kwara state n Ilorin has always being a yoruba state. I was born in Ilorin .
I am from kwara south, Ekiti local government area
It breaks my heart each time my fellow yorubas second guessing if kwara or ilorin will stay in the Oodua union.
Bukola saraki is a yoruba man .
A complete yoruba man

I remember when Bukola SARAKI campaign for governor, when his dad first brought him .
In kwara stadium ilorin, people were concerned that he cant speak Yoruba language because he was not brought up in Nigeria. So opposition used that to campaign against him
He mounted the stage and greeted everybody in yoruba n gave his speech in yoruba. The noise from the crowd was electrifying. It was a proud moment in the heart of Ilorin people I remember saraki words that day.

I voted for him. My dad love Dr. Olusola Saraki ,his dad.

Away from that. The fulani in ilorin see themselves as fulani-yoruba
My ex girl friend then was fulani - *Hauwa* she speaks only english n Yoruba. They see themselves as yoruba. Others tribes are minority *tapa ,nupe ,all these baruteen baruba . before Nta news was in English and yoruba ,it was later they directed that all news be reported in all The tribe languages.

The emirateship is always interchangeable between descendant of Afonja who is a yoruba n Alimi who is fulani.

So i am appealing to my Yoruba kingsmen ,anytime you speaking of Oodua autonomy please there is no other alternative whether Kwara will not stay in the union or follow Hausa.

Kwara is a yoruba state .Ilorin is 30 minutes drive to Ogbomosho
Oke ero local government borders Ekiti state. You will just walk into ekiti from Oke ero.
Its 10minute drive from my village to Kogi -Okun land


Almost 1hr to Niger State.

15 minute drive from Offa or Erin ile to Oshogbo in Osun state

Please its offensive to even be deliberating on this.
Thank you.

Deedeedee3:
We dont want restructuring anymore but total disintgration. The okuns and Yorubas in Kwara state will have a referendum if they want to live with the north or join us in Oodua republic. It is their choice. Some might agree while some might not. There are so many injustices in Nigeria.
Oodua a gbe wa ooo!

No let me swear for u ooo.
I be kwara oo i am full blooded yoruba .
Which one is referendum? ? We are oodua. My lineage can be traced to oodua .
I am from ekiti Local government.
All kwara south are yoruba.

Ilorin are yorubas they will go with yoruba
The only official language in ilorin apart from English is yoruba.

I remember when they brought bukola saraki for governor then people were concern that he cant speak yoruba so they wont vote for him

But he mounted the stage n speak to the crowd in in yoruba dowsing everybody tension .

That was a proud moment in Ilorin that day. People voted for him based on that.
So where will ilorin go ? Never they will stay with yoruba.

Very

Ebora Owu.
Jonathan messed with this guy

HisSexcellency:
I don't get it
Thought NURTW is same as AGBERO
Why is crowd following him, and why is a chief agebero being guarded by the Nigerian police

NURTW IS A LEGAL UNION BODY OF TRANSPORTER WORKERS IN NIGERIA.
THEY HAVE UNIONS
JUSTS LIKE EMPLOYEE HAVE STAFF UNION.