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Politics › The Communiqué Of The Yoruba Summit Held In Ibadan On 7th September 2017 by MetaPhysical(op): 1:21pm On Jun 07, 2020
AT the summit, the largest gathering of Yoruba people from the six south-west states, Kwara and Kogi states, and attended by Yoruba leaders, governors, parliamentarians ,Yoruba social cultural groups, professional bodies, market leaders , youth groups and friends of the Yorubanation, the following took place.

After exhaustive deliberations, the Summit recalled with nostalgia, the great strides made by the Yoruba nation in the years of self-government up until the abrogation of the federal constitution in 1966 as evident in mass literacy, novel infrastructural strides and giant leaps in all spheres of human development.

Summit noted that the crisis of over-centralization has led to mass misery across the country with poverty levels at 72%, unemployment rate at 65% with internal immigration and internal displacement, security threat in form of Boko Haram, herdsmen and organized crime, continuing unabated.

Summit was convinced that Nigeria is careering dangerously to the edge of the slope except urgent steps are taken to restructure her from a unitary constitution to a federal constitution as negotiated by our founding fathers at independence in 1960.

It then resolved as follows:

1. That Yoruba insists that Nigeria must return to a proper federation as obtained in the 1960 and 1963 constitutions. This has been our position since the 1950 Ibadan conference and subsequent developments in Nigeria over the past fifty years reinforce our conviction.

2. That Yoruba are clear that restructuring does not mean anything more than the fact that a multi-ethnic country like Nigeria can only know real peace and development if it is run ONLY along federal lines.

3. That the greatest imperative of restructuring Nigeria is to move it from a rent-seeking and money sharing anti-development economy to one of productivity by ensuring that the federating units are free to own and develop their resources. They should pay agreed sums to the federation purse to implement central services.

4. That the federating units, by whatever name called – states, zones or regions, must themselves be governed by written constitution to curb impunity at all levels.

5.That Nigeria shall be a federation comprising six regions and the federal capital Territory, Abuja.

6. The Federal Government shall make laws and have powers only in relation to items specified on the legislative list contained in the constitution of the Federation.

7. The Regions shall in turn be composed as states.

8. Each Regions shall have its own constitution containing enumerated exclusive and concurrent legislative lists regarding matters upon which the regions and the states may act or legislate.

9. Contiguous territories, ethnic nationalities or settlement shall be at liberty through a plebiscite, to elect to be part of any contiguous region other than the region in which the current geo-political zone or state boundaries places them.

10. States as presently comprised in the geo-political zones into which they fall, which shall become regions, shall continue to exercise the executive, legislative and judicial functions currently exercised at that level of government.

11. The States within a region shall determine the items on the legislative lists in the Regional constitution for the purpose of good governance and the administration and provision of common inter-state social, economic and infrastructural requirements. Residual powers shall be vested in the states

12. The power to create states shall be within the exclusive powers of the region which shall be obliged to create a state provided a plebiscite is conducted, following a request by an agreed percentage of the residents of the ethnic nationality within a state.
The procedure for conducting a plebiscite and the percentage of any ethnic nationality shall be captured in the regional constitution.

13. The power to create local governments and assign functions to them shall be vested in the states.

14. States shall be entitled to manage all resources found within their boundaries and the revenue accruing therefrom. The issue of the entitlement of littoral states to offshore resources and the extension of such rights from the continental shelf and rights accruing to the federal government shall be determined by the national assembly.

15. The sharing ration of all revenues raised by means of taxation shall be 50% to the states, 35% to the regional government and 15% to the government of the federation.

16. For a period of 10 years from the commencement of the operation of the new constitution (or such other agreed period to be enshrined in the federal constitution) there shall be a special fund for the development of all minerals in the country. The Government of the federation shall raise this sum by way of additional taxation on resources at a rate to be agreed by the National Assembly. The National Assembly shall set up a body to manage the funds with equal representation of nominees from each of the Regional governments and shall also set out and specify the guidelines for the administration of the funds exclusively for this purpose.
The president of the Federation shall appoint a chairperson for the entity so formed.

That these agreed positions of the Yoruba taken today shall form the basis of negotiations with our partners in the Nigerian project for a United Nigeria based on Justice, peace and fair play.

Aare Afe Babalola SAN (Summit Chairman)

Dr. Kunle Olajide (Chairman Planning Committee).
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It only remains for me to say that this column has been returning to issues concerning the North these past few weeks because it is our highly regarded President Muhammadu Buhari who, a few years ago, told us that we have no other country besides Nigeria. Many, like me, are perturbed at how the North, a land, not figuratively, but should, indeed, be flowing with milk and honey, given its enormous God- given endowments, has unfortunately become the bane of Nigeria. This is the situation whether you are talking of the millions of school age children roaming the streets – even in expelling the Almajiris who did not ask to be born, not many state governors have undertaken to have them absorbed in their primary schools. The same goes for internal security all over the country with Northern elements mostly compromising it everywhere, with the result that life in Nigeria has become short, and brutish. Nor must one even talk of the billions, in all currencies, that Nigeria burns daily on Boko Haram and fighting bandits whose daily activities will make you pity El Rufai, the highly focussed Kaduna state governor, all because, in the North, education has been traditionally denied the children of the poor. Now we are all paying back in a horrendous loss of lives besides the huge expenses devoted to security. While at that, let me say I am extremely proud of Governor El Rufai who felt no shame, whatsoever, in publicly declaring that he earnestly, and copiously, copied a lot of the developmental strides of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola when he was governor of Osun state (Osun state was ranked top among the 36 states of the country in a survey titled “Development Performance ranking Of Nigerian states and Monitoring of African Countries” in January, 2019).

It must agitate any person of conscience when one observes that despite the amount of money going to the North, it still contributes the highest percentage of Nigerian poverty. One must, therefore, not only write about it, but must specifically plead with Northern leaders, the intelligentsia inclusive, to assiduously work towards changing the existing narrative.

Obviously, one of the ways to do this is through restructuring when the North can then turn its massive land area to a huge farming extravaganza, open up its mines which contain the world’s rarest, and much desired minerals, turn its massive Obasanjo-era dams, and other irrigation projects, into massive ranches and see meat processing industries literally grow out of the soil to see the North become the big meat processing and exporting part of the country.

The North is so endowed that the covid -19 pandemic, with its lockdowns, even where it does not apply to agricultural products, has resulted in scarcity of many food items in the South, leading to an increase in prices.

It is time the North, like every other part of the country, takes the bull by the horns and invest in our natural endowments especially now that oil has crumbled, sometimes trading negatively at the New York Stock Exchange. Without a doubt, restructuring now looks like the only way out for Nigeria.

We must banish all fears and President Buhari must take that leap of faith to rescue a country he, no doubt, loves dearly, and had even wept for.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/the-communique-of-the-yoruba-summit-held-in-ibadan-on-7th-september-2017/amp/
Romance › Re: What I Found On My Sales Girl's Facebook Messages by MetaPhysical: 6:41am On Jun 07, 2020
OritaIbadan:
I employed this 21years old lady last year as a sales rep. At resumption to work she appeard so decent and godly always With her Bible and Sunday school manual. I was really impressed by her spiritual and respectful nature. This made me treat her different from others. I buy her things and sometimes gives her money and always discuss her good life style with my wife. But what amazed me was that my wife was so indifferent about her each time I discuss her my wife will quickly change the topic. I thought, well woman with their naughty behavior towards other women.

Fast forward to June first this year her phone was stolen and I have a phone in office that I allow them access to incase their phone is off I can easily reach them through it. This faithful day, I tried to access my Facebook account using the office phone and found out that this same lady had used it but forget to logout. Well, I knew it was wrong to check her inbox but all the same I did.

After checking her inbox I couldn't sleep all night. I found out that she is having unprotected sex with 5 guys each guy per Sunday and she just did an abortion March this year the very day she told me that she was sick and can't make it to work and she wasn't sure who among the guys that impregnated her. I also found out that she had missed her period again and trying to hang it on one of the boys. The amazing thing is that non of these guys suspects her, they all believe she is a faithful girl friend.

I have thought of relieving her of her job, but my wife is asking me what should I give as reasons. But the truth is that I had never winessed such a wayward life before. If I pretend as though I know nothing she will eventually commit another abortion and continue with such life which is very dangerous at her age. What if she is my own daughter?

Please I want the mode to push this to the front page. I want to seek others opnion about it
If you fire that girl you will be in pepper soup, i promise you.

1. You gave her authorized access to use the phone.

She accessed facebook.

Questions -
a) Do you have any disclaimer on use of company electronic media for private and personal business?

b) When you discovered the facebook account, did you obtain owner's authorization prior to collecting information from the account?

c) You shared the info about her pregnancy and abortion with third parties! Mmtcccheeewwww.... This is unauthorized distribution of private medical records.

Ok, let's do this. Tell the girl to email me.

Yanga sleep trouble wake am. grin
Culture › Re: Benin Influence On Yorubas by MetaPhysical: 1:39am On Jun 07, 2020
TAO12:
If you had any historical evidence to support each of your claims and contradict me, you would have hastily done so from the get go. grin

Ogedengbe raided Benin Kingdom and took many Edo as captives. grin
Even Igala fought a war and sacked the palace. The Igala warriors took back a trophy that the Attah wears till today to prove his superiority. The iyoba mask on Attah is the original. Not as fanciful and ornamented as the copies found all over the world today.

The second war, Igala was camped at the frontier and Edo quickly sent fresh virgins to the Igala camp for appeasement.


They cannot deny it that Ogedengbe raided Benin, otlr that Igala raided Benin, much as they would love to.

Britain was the last to raid Benin.

Politics › How To Survive Ojukwu's Dillemma by MetaPhysical(op): 12:50am On Jun 07, 2020
How would Fulani, Ijaw and Yoruba react to Ojukwu's dillemma?

First, Ojukwu's dillemma -
Sorrounded on all sides by Nigerian forces and cut off from his underground bunker, the Biafran leader panicked. Realizing there is no more arsenal with which to stop the advancing enemy, he packed his family and fled....abandoning Biafra!


Fulani-
Finding itself trapped, the leader would immediately radio out to the nearest ally post and request a military backup. If backup took too long and there is delay, in the heat of danger, he will beat a retreat through the bush and escape than be captured or killed.


Ijaw -
Immediately he finds himself trapped in the war, the leader will start blowing up infrastructures that will benefit the enemy. He will remain on the spot and use collateral damage to force the enemy to a ceasefire. If the enemy fails to accept a ceasefire the Ijaw leader will withdraw deep into the swamp and setup death traps for the enemy to freely walk into.


Yoruba -
Immediately he finds himself trapped, he will device strategy, plan A, plan B. He will use plan A to send repeated warning messages meant to distract and make the enemy think he is weak and compromised, but secretly deploy plan B meant to actually trap the enemy into realizing his foolishness, as he perishes lamenting in regrets.
Politics › Re: Ondo: Ajayi Agboola May Resign, Join PDP by MetaPhysical: 8:15pm On Jun 06, 2020
Betty will find an Mbaise man to be deputy for Akeredolu. No problem! grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 8:07pm On Jun 06, 2020
I want Northern parasites to come and defend this thrash from Ango.

He said Northern agriculture is 45% of federal income.

I say how much does groundnut sell in international market?

Bloody almajiris
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 8:04pm On Jun 06, 2020
LegendHero:
You are very right.

1. I also learnt that the British built the rails linking the North to the South not only for the economic importance but for military purpose too so that they can be able to transport military logistics in the advent of the French attacking them in the North.

The British fumbled, they spoilt everything for the south from the onset. We were just sending money to run the Northern protectorate and they keep supporting them.

2. Yes, Azikwe wanted to rule the Western Region simply because it was prosperous. What he did was akin to betraying Macaulay and killing NCNC in the west by not knowing when to draw a line between politics and ethnicity. I can tell you he is not that intelligent, if I were him I will find a Yoruba that will be my puppet and sponsor him from the background and rule by proxy BUT the Igbo man take actions first without thinking. That was how the Yorubas got conscious of his antics and sent him packing.

He tried making the Ibos dominate tho in Balewa government. He just keeps fixing them in all the government parastatals as the head and even in the normal civil service. You’ll be seeing Ibo, Ibo. Infact the Northerners themselves didn’t have Up to 25% in the civil service because they ain’t educated so their slot was just filled up by Azikwe people.

I have two videos of him of when he left Nigeria on a medical trip abroad before the Coup that killed his colleagues. I also have a video of when he got back to the country after the coup. The Igbos mainly masterminded that coup to take power through the back door and they succeeded.

However that caused many problem for them because the Northerners just use the counter coup to change their destiny forever in Nigeria to fill themselves in the military, civil service, and that gave the North the dominating attitude they still had today. The Ibos taught the North how to use power and the North used it better because they have the population too.

Thank God Awo checkmated Zik then, the Yorubas would have just been a tribe just for the sake of it without much achievement because Zik would have placed the Igbos above us tactically.
I respect your analytical mind. You have deep and critical mind and you do well giving structure and meaning to abstract things.

Ibo come bow down and worship this man.

Even Ojukwu, your legend, is beneath this LegendHero.

LegendHero Amaka!
Health › Re: TEARS!!! "It's A Very Hard Pill To Swallow" - Lady Cries Out After Loosing Twins by MetaPhysical: 7:57pm On Jun 06, 2020
Sorry sis.
Take heart, God will bless you with more.
Crime › Re: The Man Kissing A Minor In A Video Arrested by MetaPhysical: 7:47pm On Jun 06, 2020
FlutterDollar99:
What about women that play with kids like this?
Focus on this story dude.

The way he kissed the girl is too intimate to be waved off as play. Na kiss we see online, who knows what else and not yet shown.
Politics › Re: A Campaign To Support Yoruba Women As First Ladies In Yorubaland. by MetaPhysical(op): 7:05pm On Jun 06, 2020
Staro:
So, because Ondo governor married Ibo and an Ibo girl appointed a Special Assistant, you now suddenly
become an advocate for Yoruba women.

You will die of hatred.
Unfortunately, you cannot cancel the appointment.
Your hatred will kill you there ... Nonsense !
.
You this bloody efulefu! I can love Yorubawoman and not love anyone else....and i dont owe any baggar an explanation for my bias. grin
Politics › Re: A Campaign To Support Yoruba Women As First Ladies In Yorubaland. by MetaPhysical(op): 6:51pm On Jun 06, 2020
T9ksy:
You dey mind these certified foo.ols.

They keep chanting "yorubas are hateful; they are ethnic bigots.........." but they keep flooding to our region, like locusts.

They keep reminding us that we are their enemies YET our region seems to be their sanctuary- they would rather drown in our lagoon than

return to their so-called utopia flowing with milk and honey.
Drug and ritual killing
Politics › Re: A Campaign To Support Yoruba Women As First Ladies In Yorubaland. by MetaPhysical(op): 6:45pm On Jun 06, 2020
[quote author=DCatt

post=90357609]It's the same way small animals like rats wish the king of jungle like lion to sleep for 100 years. Like a giant other tribes gain a lot when Yoruba are down and this is why any rallying cry for Yoruba to sit up is a threat to others, no one wants the giant standing up beside them, it can be life threatening.[/quote]grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:38pm On Jun 06, 2020
imhotep:
We shall multiply your dowry list.
Take your time.

Cc rekhina
grin

Cc
Rekhinatou Bambino
Politics › Re: Let’s Be Sincere, Can Another Party Rule Lagos? by MetaPhysical: 6:36pm On Jun 06, 2020
mikezuruki:
With the grip Tinubu has on Lagos, I strongly doubt that another party that was birthed by him would emerge to rule Lagos. He literally has everything under his control.

PDP has tried over time but nothing. And no other party comes close to wrestle Lagos from APC.

Honestly except Tinubu passed (which I don’t wish for him in any way), when probably chaos may set in within the party, only then can another party stand a chance to rule Lagos.
My in-laws in Lagos can defeat him. cool
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:28pm On Jun 06, 2020
LegendHero:
However during the period of 1900s when it was still Northern and Southern protectorate, the North depended heavily on the South. Infact they are bad investments for the British and the they were supported with huge grant from the imperial treasury.

The Southern protectorate contributed and borrowed them the money for the rail they built there and it was too parasitic on the South. They later had to amalgmate us because the British is tired of running them on loss. After the amalgamation, the revenue account of both region was merged together and there was no need to to pay back the debt owed because we are now together.

So Ango Abdullahi should instead try to find a way of paying back the South the money they owed our ancestors instead of talking anyhow. Ki Ango sanwo gbese ti won je wa ni kiakia!

grin grin grin
Britain screwed up on many fronts and it was glaring to see.

1. French wanted to merge its territories in Niger with Northern Nigeria. They practiced same faith, spoke same language and were under same administrative Emirates.

Britain denied them but shortly afterward realized Northern Nigeria was dead weight. At that point could have gifted them to France.

The freak British gifted the useless land to Southern Nigeria instead.

2. Azikiwe was educated but his bestial instincts for domination ruined him and destroyed his people.

These figures and tabular data you produced were available to the regional governments, they werw not hidden. Could the economic leadership in West be the underlying reason Azikiwe wanted Ibo to dominate West and Nigeria by all means?

We can see for instance that under Macaulay NCNC had national representation and was diverse. Under Azikiwe it was Ibonized. Azikiwe also attempted to Ibonize national universities. If he had succeeded in his struggle to be premier in West he would have Ibonized Westrrn rwgion. If he had succeeded in the coup of Jan66 he would have Ibonized the military and civil service. If he had succeeded in the war of 67 he would have Ibonized entire South.

The sole goal of Ibo agenda, whether pushed by Azikiwe or Ironsi or Ojukwu or any Iboman....is to Ibonize a wider political frontier.

As at today they have Ibonized Nigerian markets but they continue to be under developed and deficient. While they have access, they always fail at managing leadership to complete their takeover of any sector...whether economic, political, social or military.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:03pm On Jun 06, 2020
AfonjaConehead:
Hypocrite shut up.
Your page is full of anti SE threads.
All of you southern betrayers brought the evil bubu jihadist upon us all.

Keep deceiving yourself.
Gaddem you! Let me catch you, i will use red oil to rub your skin so it will be tasty with akpu.

Abiriba kwenu! grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 5:44pm On Jun 06, 2020
LZAA:
Shatapgrin
Cc immhotep sarrki GMBuharii bastardmod Afonjaconehead
grin
You bloody yam farmer. Beside soaking roasted yam in red oil what do you know about palm oil?

Im bringing my cows to destroy your farm tomorrow. Get ready. grin

Imhotep
Odingo1
GMBuhari
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:52am On Jun 06, 2020
mrvitalis:
U just jump into argument without knowing what it's about ...he talked about north funding oil exploration ...I was like nope ... eastern Nigeria funded the oil exploration ...as of 1910 eastern Nigeria was producing 2000 barrels per day of crude oil
He responded to the article ahead of you and he was discrediting the claims from North.

You are yet to give a single ha in response to North.

You are one of the Northern agents that plant division. You are on the ibo side with mrvitalis. More than likely you have a moniker that sits on yoruba side to bash ibo.

Give us your thoughts on what the article is saying.

Ango and his lunatic brothers up North say they feed you Ibos and feed us Yorubas. Whats your take, my Ibo brother?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:44am On Jun 06, 2020
mrvitalis:
Oga your people are the ones projecting false data .... Y do u yorubas like to project your image on others
I say give response on Ango. Abi Ango na Yorubaman?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:31am On Jun 06, 2020
mrvitalis:
What data ..u pick random two months on selected revenue sources and call it data ?

You guys are really funny .....he was obviously proven wrong that there was no way South West can produce more palm oil than south east

Revenue and u refused to add coal ? Bros make una take a chill pill
I think you are an agent of North. Everytime North raise issue you jump in and deflect it to other unrelated targets.

Give a response on what Ango said.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:26am On Jun 06, 2020
LegendHero:
Yes you are right. Benin had that.

To be honest bro, Coal already outlived most of its importance to us in the 1957 period to 1966 war because the colonialist used it majorly for building the rails and for electricity corporation. By 1955, the coal mining had somehow become moribund because the government made use of diesel engines instead. Also, we don't export coal anymore so it dosen't generate any revenue and you can clearly see from the picture I attached that we were already importing Diesel oil as at 1957s. Check the Import duties and you will see that.
Thanks, yeah I see.

Look at North on the data table. Shyyte!
Crime › Re: "Mad Man" Caught With A Dead Baby In Aba (Photos, Video) by MetaPhysical: 6:24am On Jun 06, 2020
Good!

If they had not caught him he would by now be throwing down on some akpu and ofensiala with baby knuckles and elbows.

grin grin
Politics › Re: Air Force Performs First All-Female Crew ISR Mission (pictures) by MetaPhysical: 6:18am On Jun 06, 2020
Kudos!

Good achievement.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:12am On Jun 06, 2020
mrvitalis:
Oga your lies must be exposed ...how did Western Nigeria account for more palm oil than eastern Nigeria
Se you no see data and gazette from LegendHero?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 6:11am On Jun 06, 2020
LegendHero:
Before you argue with me, always know that I come with statistics and I don't talk about what I can't defend.

Below is the datafor selected months on cocoa, palm oil, and palm kernel from the Official gazette for both 1959 and 1960.

For Cocoa:
You can see that Western region contributed for almost 95% on average for the total purchases.

For Palm Oil:
The Eastern regiom contributed for almost 93% on average for the total purchases.

For Palm Kernel:
The Western region contributes on average 53% for the total purchases.

Note: I have most of the gazette documents from 1957 to 2020. Also, they come in month during those 1950-1970s and it documented with great complexity all the revenues generated by the federal government and the contribution of each regions.

Believe me bro, Eastern region is the poorest when you talk of revenue to the central government!
Bro, I thought Benin had rubber monopoly in the 60s.

Do you have data for coal?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 5:55am On Jun 06, 2020
Lets focus North and stop this West East thing.

Ango Abdullahi is stupid for claiming North sustains Nigeria. With what?

The best cash crop they have in North is groundnut.

How much does groundnut sell in international market?

If he is talking about subsitence farming, we have always maintained that fulani herdsmen has a agenda for destroying farmlands in south......its tied to political goal that Ango is alluding to, make South a dependent people on Northern food crop.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Exist On Basis Of Equality — Northern Leaders by MetaPhysical: 5:50am On Jun 06, 2020
mrvitalis:
Oga it's impossible for Western region to produce more palm oil than easten region ...show me prove
No it is not impossible.

The entire south forest is natural ecosystem for palm trees and its kernels. Those in South with more land mass will have a higher yield of the crop.
Culture › Re: Benin Was A Yoruba speaking Empire. by MetaPhysical: 8:15pm On Jun 05, 2020
I should have copied babaramota1980. I need him here. grin

Cc
Babaramota1980
TAO
Culture › Re: Benin Was A Yoruba speaking Empire. by MetaPhysical: 7:59pm On Jun 05, 2020
Edo im sorry for una. All these your shame would have remained hidden from the world but you wouldnt stay in your place.

Now the whole world see your unclothedness on internet. Ehhn, a people previously thought to be respectable.....look at your fathers penis on show in nairaland. grin

Now someone will see this and put you on broader social media and put Edo as tag line.

More is coming.... Keep up your bullshytte we will incrementally expose you as an uncivilized stock kept for sacrifice to Bini gods.
Culture › Re: Benin Was A Yoruba speaking Empire. by MetaPhysical: 7:52pm On Jun 05, 2020
TAO12:
You see, remorseless unrepentant liars like you (who lie through their teeth like you do) are the reason why I expose Benin Kingdom to the whole world.

Wait! What difference does it make if "children" are not allowed to wear clothes in your Kingdom until when your Yoruba neigbours "forced" you into civility?? grin cheesy

Moreover, your spinning on "children" is totally irresponsible and unfortunate. It's a great lie.

The truth is that in Benin Kingdom, men and women are expected to roam the street stark n@ked.

N@kedness was the Benin default. Clothing was the exception to the rule.

Quoting from the attached documentation, we read:

"... according to Dapper, "No man is allowed to wear any dress at all at court ... There are men at the King's court, twenty and twenty-four years old who without any semblance of shame go about naked, only wearing a chain of corals or jasper round their neck."

We also read from the same attachment as follows:

"Likewise, the women are not allowed to wear clothes ... So you can see there, women of twenty and twenty-five years going along the streets perfectly nude without showing any shame."


In sum:
In Benin kingdom, for both men and women, n@kedness was clearly the default, while clothing was the exception. Thanks to the Ijebus. Thanks to the Yorubas.

Stop the lies!

cc: BabaRamota1980
Do they dispute? grin

When they say "not allowed" that means the law forbids them to be clothed. grin

Shyyte!
Politics › Re: UNO State Of Cameroon: How Real/Feasible? by MetaPhysical: 7:24pm On Jun 05, 2020
Throwback:
Atiku who was born a Cameroonian and became a Nigerian when his village became part of Nigeria, now has the opportunity to become a President of a country in his lifetime of political prostitution.

Jada, where Atiku hails from is one of many areas of Adamawa that will be lost to the new created country if the tales are true.

Imagine if Atiku had won in 2019, despite our many pointing out that he wasn't Nigerian enough?

We would have had a Cameroonian born whose village is soon to be removed from Nigeria, ruling Nigerians till 2023.
Those parts came from Cameroon to begin with.
Politics › Re: Igbos Are Not Anti-apc, Says Lagos Lawmaker by MetaPhysical: 7:13pm On Jun 05, 2020
ItooWorWor:
Igboland APC is coming grin


Cc imhotep
lzaa
metaphysical
grin

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