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okoyemekun:
Na wa,i don dey tire for this FFK write-up,biko fayose employ this man. FFK be like the radiophone wey dey ma papa house for 1938, he sounds like a record on auto repeat.
Different write up but same message.




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His doing what he does best...i like the man,but he puts his mouth where it dose t concern him sometimes

MrCork:
....ok..so God created u wit sense but u on romance section searchin 4woman... correct?.. eddddiot boy!!(NEXT)

Continue killing English...Pekam boi

AshiwajuFoward:
In my view, I don't think we necessarily have to do that. I have to admit that secessionist tendencies are not as widespread amongst our people as it is with youknowhos -- I attribute this to various reasons. However, I think it's getting to a point where even Yorubas are beginning to confront the very likely possibility of a post-Nigerian future. The least we can all do is to begin to align our orientation to this very likely possibility. It's better to be prepared than to be caught off guard. I believe the theme of this thread aptly captures that shifting orientation by some of us. Only a fool would not be anxious about where Nigeria's headed with the current state of affairs.

Personally, I've always been of the view that Nigeria as a country is living on borrowed time. And that we all can actually be better neighbours and respect our boundaries as separate countries, coz by now, if we have to be frank with ourselves, the extant arrangement is simply not working, and will probably never work.

Even if Nigeria is divided into regions...do you think they'll still be hope?

Se,we wey our beard be like pure water sachet e mean say we no go date long be day na

Se,we wey our beard be like pure water sachet e mean say we no go date long be day na ;ad

wristbangle:
That's nice. Mumsy is from which LG in rivers state. What of popsy, which state in SW sir?

Ahaoda and Ondo state...

Which state LG?

wristbangle:
Does anyone have clue on this? This is an important issue to discuss and also where our major forex trading will be derived from.

Thank God we are bless with cocoa, oil palm, rubber, etc. Then information technology is a sector we need to harnes

Crude oil,agricultural produce,tourist centres(they need to be improved on) and finally...a very large trade market

[quote author=wristbangle post=58084920]Boss mi, Yes sir. Eyin nko?



[quote/]Yesoo..buh I be half blooded guy,I come from Ikare mumsi na from PH

history2902:
oyo was a small kingdom which came to exist in the mid 19th (around 1850) century and had been partly overran by fula when the british colonization conquest started.

Acting under the advice of honeychild...

Ah don stop Benin matter...lrmme bring anoda arguement...

Must Yoruba people come outside and agitate like Igbo people before the aknowledge that we want secession??

Jetleeee:
Mahn.. This thread too make sense. We go jam for another place. No be you I go take chop ban

Afira....

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Na the first time for my life I dey enjoy politics be dis oo

wristbangle:
Does anyone have clue on this? This is an important issue to discuss and also where our major forex trading will be derived from.

Thank God we are bless with cocoa, oil palm, rubber, etc. Then information technology is a sector we need to harnes

Oga wristbangle...are you Yoruba??

Olu317:
Make BINI carry their wahala go. They have no respect for my ancestors.We don't need people that will use a left handedness to point to their ancestors home..

Yesoo

history2902:
oyo was a small kingdom which came to exist in the mid 19th century and had been partly overran bu fula when the british colonization conquest started.

Ayam not understanding

honeychild:
This guy abeg stop. It's not working.

I know...

A former minister of avaition Femi Fani-Kayode has reacted to statements and threats issued on Yoruba leaders by various Northern groups
Fani-Kayode while condemning these statements queried what the Northern youths desire to gain from their threats to other people from other regions of Nigeria.
On June 27th 2017 in Daura, Katsina State one Tanko Abdullahi and one Mohammed Shehu, after a meeting of the Arewa Youth Council, issued the following statement. They said,
"We are very much aware that all the attacks against President Muhammadu Buhari were planted in the media by the Yoruba and spread by southerners generally just to discredit the north in order to pave way for their son, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to become President.
But their plans will fail insha Allah. We shall resist every of such plans and ensure by all means possible, that the north completes its eight-year tenure and possibly even continue after then, and that the federal structure of Nigeria as it currently is, is not tampered with by secession mongers and their collaborators.
Having given power to the Yoruba on a platter of gold in 1999 as a way of compensating them for the June 12 saga, it is quite worrisome and unfortunate that they have lived up to their legendary reputation of backstabbing and betrayal by supporting the divisive calls for restructuring or dismemberment of the nation against the will and desire of the north.
We gave the late Chief MKO Abiola the mandate in 1993 but shortly after that, as it is with the Yoruba as a culture, they immediately started circling around Abiola plotting on how to emasculate the north and strip us of every access we had to the politics and economy of this nation.
They had also raised a secret army of their elites to carry out these sinister plans against the north if Abiola eventually became President. It was this army that was unleashed on the nation in the guise of NADECO during the June 12 impasse.
May we remind the Yoruba that without the willingness and magnanimity of the north, there was no way Abiola could have purportedly won that election, and that all the Yoruba have now as assets in the south west, especially Lagos, were given to them by our leaders out of our own usual magnanimity
However, time and time again, the Yoruba have always turned their back on us whenever their support is needed. They have chosen to pitch tent with the Igbo this time around just to spite us, but we shall not succumb to their antics".
Their words are laced with hate, fueled by ignorance, filled with contempt, propelled by hubristic pride and garnished with the arrogance of Attila the Hun: indeed they have spoken like the true Almajiris that they are

Meanwhile let us look at the facts

12 million children are out of school in Nigeria. Out of the 12 million, 10 million are from the north whilst Kano state alone has 3 million beggars.
Nigeria has the highest number of young girls suffering from VesicoVaginal Fistula (VVF) in the world. And 90 per cent of those young girls are from the north.
According to the UNDP 72 per cent of northern Nigerians are living below the poverty line.
According to UNICEF if Nigeria were to ever break up the core north would be the poorest and most barren place on the African continent.
According to Nasir El Rufai, the Governor of Kaduna state in northern Nigeria, if the north-western zone of the country were to ever find itself on its own it would be poorer and more ravaged by war than Afghanistan.
According to the World Terror Index Boko Haram and the Fulani militias are the first and fourth "most deadly terrorist organisations in the world" respectively and they both come from northern Nigeria.
According to UNESCO 65 million Nigerians, which represents 50 per cent of the total population!) are stark illiterates and 55 million of them are from the north.
According to UNICEF the heartland and base of pedophiia, child abuse, child slavery and child marriage on the African continent is northern Nigeria.
According to President Donald Trump of the United States of America "northern Nigeria is one of the most dangerous places for Christians to live in the world" and "Christians are murdered there in their thousands every year whilst Churches are blown up and burnt down".
According to CNN "the bastion of radical Islam, Islamic terror and Islamic fundamentalism in Africa is northern Nigeria".
According to Governor Yari of Zamfara state in north western Nigeria the north has been afflicted with all manner of diseases and epidemics, including meningitis, as a consequence of their many sins against Allah.
According to Acting President Yemi Osinbajo the northern states "have the highest infant and maternal mortality rates in the country, the lowest rate of child enrolment in schools, the highest number of unemployed young people, the highest levels of poverty and faces the challenge of inter-ethic and inter-religious conflict including the Boko Haram terrorism.”
All these daunting challenges, disturbing facts and alarming statistics and instead of putting their house in order the Arewa Youth Coalition not only threaten the Igbo with mass murder and genocide and order them to leave the north by October 1st but they have also gone a step further by insulting the Yoruba and accused us of being "serial traitors" and of "trying to impose Osinbajo on Nigeria as President".
This is the same Osinbajo that has bent over backwards to appease them, that has taken all their insults and provocations and that has resolved to accept the fact that he is more a coordinator of government affairs than an Acting President.
I really do wonder what these young northerners really want?
They issue quit notices to fellow Nigerians and they are still going about freely and with AK47 and daggers stained with the blood of their innocent compatriots.
They issue statements insulting their compatriots by calling them ungrateful backstabbers even after stabbing and butchering them to death.
They tell the world that Yoruba Muslims are not real Muslims and that they will never allow them to lead in prayers in the mosque.
I ask again what do these young northerners really want?
Do they really believe that the rest of us are interested in THEIR Nigeria anymore? To many the unity of Nigeria is not sacrosanct and neither do we insist on it at the cost of our lives, our future, our self-respect and our dignity.
This position has been confirmed and re-affirmed by the General Alani Akinrinade-led Yoruba Assembly, the Odua People's Congress, the Odua Liberation Movement and Afenifere itself.
We may love Nigeria but we are not prepared to sacrifice our liberty on the alter as a sacrifice to her gods and neither are we prepared to be treated like animals or a people that have no history or do not know where they are coming from. The Yoruba culture and race are irresistible and irrepressible.
The influence and power of the ancient Yoruba empire and people stretches from South America, the Carribean, West Africa, various parts of western Europe and other parts of the world till today.
We come from an ancient lineage of empire and tradition which is thousands of years old and which pre-dates Christianity and Islam. We are well-educated, focused and strong.
We have never been conquered in battle and we have never lost a war to a foreign aggressor or usurper. We are slow to anger but irresistible in battle.
We are a proud and noble race from an illustrious and royal heritage: se bow to no other. That is who and what we are.
If Nigeria remaining one means that we must live as slaves and serfs whilst the north laud it over us and insult us every day then we say let her break and let us go our separate ways before we kill each other.
It is only in this country that those with a blood-lust, the perverted, the depraved, the lazy, the parasitic, the barren, the poor and the diseased insist on leading and ruling over the peace-loving, the sane, the wholesome, the righteous, the generous, the kind, the accommodating, the hard-working, the productive, the prosperous and the healthy.
In view of these racist, divisive and provocative rantings and sentiments from the northern youths (which in my view have the tacit support and backing of their traditional rulers, political elite, trusted leaders and revered elders) those of us from other parts of the country must wake up, smell the coffee, get our act together and rise up to the challenge and to the occasion.
This is the time for men and women of valour and strength to step up to the plate and redeem the honor of their kith and kin. This is the time to say "enough is enough!"

Cc: lalasticlala,tosyne2much,mynd44,wristbangle,seun

history2902:
Look, your yorubaland is nothing but a fiction, the only thing I know is the Benin empire.
All your "yoruba" chiefs are mere copy-cats of the Oba of Benin less the authenticity. Those unsecured village chiefs added the title Oba to their names while it is historically proven that that title belongs to Omo n'Oba n'Edo. It is annoying to discuss with people who do not know history but talk as if they have a point. Let me repeat: Benin City was the capital of the Benin Empire/Kingdom, that is all. The people of the empire are called the Edos, one people. Your yoruba nomination is just as new as the name nigeria. We (the Edos) have a well documented history which is well known even in european libraries.

Oyo empire is the first Yoruba empire to be discovered in Nigeria...what do you mean by copy cats??Clearly,your name "history" is making me wanna tease you but I won't...the Oyo Empire is the first Yoruba empire in Nigeria...i repeat it again Oyo empire is the first,largest,strongest and oldest empire in western Nigeria(can't say for Nigeria as a whole)

Omofunaab2:
Guy, i will suggest you go back to the romance section..

If you don't know your history why not sit back, relax, grab a pop corn and read comments from yoruba nationalists here on this thread


Ire oooo

I dey practice oo,shift lemme learn...

I'm really not into politics,I jhus feel like arguing

I've been thinking of this issue of secession in Nigeria...
Today I see the MASSOB say something...tomorrow I see the IPOB contradicting it.All the problems we face now can be traced back to the almajiris(no offense but true)
Nowadays,I see different groups which I've never heard of before coming forth to claim secession from Nigeria but none of them cooperates with each other.
Its either a youth party against another youth party,youth party against a political party,state government against youth.

All this disunity and secession amongst people of the same region gave the almajiris the opportunity to override us,now that we our eyes are open,we want to seperate and yet they keep threatening us because they know we're divided...
Is it to much to ask the people of the South East,South West,Middle Belt and Niger Delta to come together(personal differences aside) and lets chase this Almajiris away from Nigeria instead of us breaking away from each other or are our personal and tribal differences to great to put away and unite as one??

edochie12:
if u people want oduduwa nation,u have to come out and fight,u can't sit in ur comfort room amd declare oduduwa republic

We are a proud race...slow to anger but irresistible in battle,the almajiris know this that's why they don't disturb us.

We'll fight when the time is right,add for now...since we still doubt the future of Nigeria...it will be utterly useless for us to start any funny business.
Instead of us breaking away individually...why don't the IPOB,NIGER DELTA YOUTHS AND ODC come together and chase out all this almajiris living in Nigeria??

history2902:
Once again a "yoruba" guy who decides his past accordig to his mood of the day.
As soon as the Oba of Lagos spilled the truth to the public, the truth which many who call themselves "yoruba" have been trying to deny, as soon as that happened, the history of the Oba of Lagos was changed, now you "story tellers" have made the King of Lagos to be a street chief in your fiction.
You guys are amazing. No honour, no honesty, no intelect, just story tellers. You don't know your history.

Oga say...why don't you teach us our history
..besides,where are you from??

Obaluf0n:
Bini is not Yoruba, we only had a connection with their throne and arts and that is where it stops.
The same way Eko (Lagos Island) is Yoruba populated but Oba Bini had a connection with Eleko's throne and that is where it stops.

now that you explain it...it becomes clearer

MrCork:
^^°^^ CLEARLY WRITTEN ALL OVER HER FACE......all mens dream...
.100000,0000,0000% WIFEY MATERIAL!?!!

Borrow sense na...when God was sharing sense for human beings where were you??

history2902:
Benin City is certainly not Yoruba, it is Edo, the capital of the Edo empire.
"Yorubas" are getting on my nerves, the way they carry on inventing the most laughable stories and calling them their "history".

Prove to me that Benin city is not part of Yoruba land and I'll prove to you that Nnamdi Kanu is from Jamaica

history2902:
Benin City is certainly not Yoruba, it is Edo, the capital of the Edo empire.
"Yorubas" are getting on my nerves, the way they carry on inventing the most laughable stories and calling them their "history".

Prove to me that Benon city is not part of Yoruba land and I'll prove to you that Nnamdi Kanu is from Jamaica

iweecureyou:
Nevet1bot is juss put me and dart one dart his like to delstroy eglish upandan nd sum oder peapu is like to milkstake adaksbullet of me.
Pliss o adaksbullet is no me curse is juss wannabe me beacurse i spik cute eglish i am no no why peapu is joined me and him togeldar o thark u
cc itsjude
Mrcork
lefulefu
sexybbstar

Pliss which language did you just speak....I'm Not understanding oo

history2902:
No it is not "yorubatown". I beg you guys to go and study history instead of talking gibberish all day.
No yoruba have no land in the niger delta.

Bro...you forgot Benin City...What about Benin city??

iweecureyou:
i am no Mrcork pliss

Lmfao...una resemble

English Languagewailing )Mr Cork please...!!! I will not do it again...please just stop scattering me
Mr Cork:stupppidd boy issiiitt yorr fallt that I can spelling enlissh morredan you??

Olu317:
No Yoruba hate itsekiri but itsekri always playing the pampered “pikin" because most of them don't see reason to align with their Yoruba relatives until they have problems with their neighbors. And that's when they realize, they have bigger brothers. Suffice to say that, ignorance of not knowing one identity is the major problem with some itsekiri because of their Location. You are very correct about dialects. They don't even speak Ilaje as much they speak EKITI and this what all of us have within our different locality

Bro,swear to me that Itsekiri are Yoruba people...#ineverknew

wristbangle:
You are right though especially at the bolded. Well they will become part of Odua republic just like the Yorubas who have been nationalised in Benin republic and Togo.


Meanwhile someone mentioned earlier that why not choose Western Republic of Nigeria or something instead of Oduduwa Republic maybe due to the way it sounds. What do you think about this bro?

Sincerely I thought its only me that the name"Oduduwa"sounds weird to...its really long and difficult to pronounce.
"Oodua"sounds better...i came across a friend of mine on Facebook yesterday and she wanted to pronounce the "Oduduwa",I started pitying this girl(na Americana sha)

ESDKING:
Haha haha, you people are comedians, are you tried of @bokis ?.

Anyways, such country called Oovua abi na Oodua only exist on nairaland.

You must remain with your masters whether you like it or not.

Who is your master??

wristbangle:
Very structured layout. My only concern is the inclusion of some parts of Edo and Delta states. They are in the mid west/ss region, so let's leave them out the map.

The Yoruba people have some land in Delta state and as for Edo state...So you just want us to leave Benin town??...or is it not a Yoruba town?