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Politics › Re: Proposed National Conference: A Case For Kwara State by OAM4J: 11:52pm On Oct 20, 2013
lertee: Let's say in politics,you allign with where you are wanted more. If they allign with the west,politically they will be powerless cos the core south western prts will dominate.
There is confusion in ilorin as to where they belong due to history as well as the geo-political sharing which makes kwara fall to the North central.
Infact the major question should be“where will kwara,kogi,benue,nasarawa fall should Nigeria separates”
What will make them powerless? Which core south will dominate them?

Where have you seen or read in modern times of any Yoruba part dominating another?

And you think they will be more honored and welcomed with their Yoruba language in the North?
Politics › Re: Proposed National Conference: A Case For Kwara State by OAM4J: 9:45pm On Oct 20, 2013
lertee: You may enlighten me more on the yoruba history of ilorin that makes them more “yoruba”
You may also wish to enlighten me on afonja,alimi and nda salaty as well.
The history of ilorin cannot be written without these three. Lemme see your view on them.
That majority of Ilorin people embraced Islam has not turned them to Fulani. Emirship has a lot more to do with Islam than with Fulanis.

The story of Ilorin has been shared by many on this thread with little variation and there is no part of the story that claim Ilorin is mostly Fulanis. That the Fulanis in Ilorin have mixed so well with the lots of Yorubas in Ilorin and the fact that they have an Emir has not turned majority of them to Fulanis.

In the event of disintegration, let the people of each locality decide where they want to belong. If Ilorin town goes north, the rest of Kwara need not follow same route except majority of them so wish.
Politics › Re: Attempting The Impossible; The Story Of A Governor Of A Poor State In Nigeria by OAM4J:
smartchoice: If you call painting roofs and buildings renovation! And mind you do not post SUBEB projects...
Na wa o!

I couldn't help but post cos of you. I believe you are from Ekiti, at least appreciate "the little" he is doing even though you want more and believe the state deserves more. If only you know how many states who get 10 times what Ekiti is getting and have far less to show for such level of income you will "se ope tie". From what I have read and seen here and elsewhere, Fayemi deserves some commendations.
Travel › Re: 2 Nigerian Students Get Deported From Canada After Year In Hiding. by OAM4J: 10:19am On Oct 20, 2013
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 8:33pm On Oct 19, 2013
Katsumoto: What font are you using?

Do you have to modify your posts each time you post?

lol was experimenting with a number of fonts... this one is Berlin Sans FB, do you like it? cheesy


Katsumoto: angry angry angry

Naijababe and the rest of the GAYners were salivating at the prospect of Suarez joining them. grin grin grin grin

Am sure the guy is biting his lips and wondering why was he not playing at Emirates already... Did you watch Arsenal match today?... fantabulous! I know cheesy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Arabia Rejects UN Security Council Seat by OAM4J: 12:54pm On Oct 19, 2013
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Arabia Reject UN Security Council Seat by OAM4J: 12:54pm On Oct 19, 2013
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Court Orders Baraje's Faction To Stop Parading Self As PDP by OAM4J: 11:09am On Oct 19, 2013
Politics › Re: Plot To Kidnap Amaechi Looms – New PDP by OAM4J: 11:06am On Oct 19, 2013
Politics › Re: ''do Not Call Me Commander In Chief Of The Armed Forces'' - Jonathan by OAM4J: 11:06am On Oct 19, 2013
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op):
Ola one: In KWAM1's voice: Ojude Oba to po la ma se.
Amin ase

@OAM4J, are non-Ijebus allowed to come? Seems a place to be from your gripping narrative.

Sure, thousands of Non-Ijebus attend Ojude Oba annually. You never know Ijebus' generosity till you attend their parties, Ijebus can be frugal with many things, but not with throwing parties.
cheesy

Katsumoto: Egbami. I am more Yoruba than you who has a Yoruba dad. grin grin grin grin Yes I said it.

So you are even an Ijebu boy, stop claiming Lagos. grin grin


Hehehe Joke of the century. grin

My mum is from Ijebu Ode while my dad is from Lagos
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 11:15am On Oct 18, 2013
naijababe: My own pishure is only two years old and I am not going to lie I'm a youngie! You on the other are defo Methuselah grin


@ OAMJ, brewed zobo tastes a lot different, a leaf per mug is how I do it now with a shot of my grated ginger juice.
A leaf per mug makes lot of sense. Instead of keeping bottles of zobo in my refrigerator, I will only brew a cup whenever i want it.

AjanleKoko: I see all the 'eclectics' and Bohemian-Negroes are back in here tongue

Fluffing about tea and Ileya grin

I was at Ojude-Oba yesterday. May even post pics if y'all are nice to me cool
abeg show us some of the pictures... am nice and humble cheesy
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 10:24pm On Oct 17, 2013
[quote author=isale_gan2]Dude, you're not the only one saddened and missing Ileya in Eko, ok?

If I showed you pictures of me in my regalia, dressed to the nines and blinged out during Ileya of yore, you'd shed tears! Instead of me being here talking to a recovering shandy-addicted Awori-Ijebu-Scotswoman and a Lagosian-Epetedo-IjebuOde ultra-polygamist. embarassed tongue[/quote]lol... I dont believe you, show me the picture
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 10:02pm On Oct 17, 2013
[quote author=isale_gan2]So what's boring you to tears? Your location? NL moderatorship or paying job or both? lol. You didn't say?[/quote]Instead of enjoying myself at Ijebu ode am here online chatting with an American Yoruba; educating her about Ojude Oba instead of experiencing Ojude Oba... what can be worse than that? sad
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 9:43pm On Oct 17, 2013
naijababe: @ OAMJ, there's a right way to make Zobo, many Nigerians boil the leaves but you are supposed to soak it in hot water and let it brew like you'd brew tea. I even bought a ginger grater too for the honours. Hot or cold, it is so refreshing!!! I am buying myself a flask next to carry it around.
I boil mine too. Does it taste different boiling or brewing? Or it only saves time? Adding ginger or lime is not compulsory to me, just add your choice flavours and you are good to go.
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 9:32pm On Oct 17, 2013
[quote author=isale_gan2]Well, I can't be faulted with being deficient in Yoruba knowledge. Zobo is not a Yoruba word. tongue[/quote]We will not fault you as long as you stop calling yourself a Yoruba girl like Katsumoto will not dare call himself a Yoruba boy.

But its ok to call call yourself Yoruba-American or American-Yoruba... No problem at all cheesy


Ah! You're half Ijebu, huh? Get that Shymexx dude off my back! He keeps crying about the thread I made years ago. Sheesh!
I spent almost 15 good years of my life at Ijebu Ode where I had my Elementary, Primary and Secondary Education. Was in Lagos only during the holidays because my mum believed the schools in Lagos will corrupt me. If not for my "agidi", she almost succeed in sending me to Ago Iwoye for my tertiary education too. huh

Become Shymexx online girlfriend and he will change towards you cheesy
Family › Re: Bullying Make African Kids Stronger But Kills The American Kids: Why by OAM4J: 9:19pm On Oct 17, 2013
stillwater: The society is different. Our experiences are too. Even church is different. The longer you stay abroad, your emotions start getting softer too and forget A is Z to us. grin It's only murder or death that gets an expressive response from us. Then you would see Africans rolling on the floor. You are only celebrated when you die in your violent husband's house than when you divorce him. There are millions of girls in Nigeria that have been raped that just picked up their underwear and went on as if nothing happened. They only feel shame and do not feel that there's an injustice that has been done to them. Take the ABSU rape victim for example. What dignity that woman is protecting is beyond every single brain cell in my head. I'm still annoyed about that incident. See the poverty in Nigeria, and we say we have a government. We are not in touch with our emotional side. We have been desensitized to hurt, pain, wickedness, dejection, hate, strife, and helplessness by the biggest bully on earth - the Nigerian government. We have been trained very very well in a concentration camp Nigerian style. We hardly commit suicide but show our fruits in other flamboyant styles like fraud, crime, prostitution, aggression and the incessant need to loot and loot and loot.
What more can I say? You've said it all.
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op):
[quote author=isale_gan2]Why the sad face? Your job boring you to tears? Sorry, bros. Better to be employed sha. smiley

What is Ojude Oba? No mocking!

What is Zobo? I'm not a drunkard like NB. grin[/quote]lol...Even I make Zobo everywhere I go. It is an home-made non alcoholic drink.


As per Ileya, it is an annual festival in Ijebu Ode. I just made this post for some of the moderators asking similar question in mod section:

OAM4J: Ojude Oba literately means the kings's front-yard. It is an annual event when the citizens and well wishers of Ijebuland pay homage to their king (The Awujale of Ijebuland). It was fixed on the 3rd of ileya because then many citizens (Muslims and Non Muslims) often travel home for the Ileya festivals...even though the event has become very popular and big that many now go home for Ileya because they don't want to miss Ojude Oba.

Before now the event usually takes place in front of the King's palace and we used to have many titled chiefs on horses giving lots of entertainment to spectators. I remember growing up, we don't want to miss the horse entertainment of the likes Chief Kuku, Chief Kuye, The Baloguns and The Alatishes. Many of these notable chiefs are dead now.

Years after, the Awujale asked many of the Ijebus to form various social associations with approval from the Awujale's palace..of course with regular 'isakole' (royalty) paid annually ( The king must chop na). cheesy That took Ojude Oba to a new level. We have thousands of like-minds associations in Ijebu today... of course each association get level o... depending on your class in the society. So yearly each recognized association come to Ojude Oba to pay homage to the king with their Musics and dances.

That is not all. The main thing is the parties after the Ojude Oba entertainments. Each Association has their party place where they eat and drink to their fill with their friends and families. Some of them engage live bands to play for them while they dance and party, others make use of DJs and party till dawn.

The fun on this day is unlimited with unlimited food, drinks, music, money, girls for boys and Aristos and boys for madams and Sugar Mummies. grin


@my students

Getting the best at Ojude Oba 101

1. Make sure you are connected to a middle or high class association, they attract the best of the bests
2. Have at least 2 pack of N100 or N200 or $1 in your pockect
3. Dress to kill with as many blings as possible
4. Arrive with an entourage in a big way
5. Get someone to send your name to the musicians for praise singing
6. When the musician start praising you, dont get up to dance quickly wait till he thinks you are not gonna spray him money
7. When the musician is about to start praise-sing someone else...get up and bring out a bundle of money from your pocket, he must continue singing for you
8. Take your time while spraying the musician money... the longer the better, you have to steal the show
9. Within 5 to 10 mins you will have at least 3 ladies dancing around you and for you.. and as a lady you will have boys begging for your attention. Just whisper into their ears to see you after the dance.
10 Take it from me that your Ojude Oba night and hotel room will remain busy till the 2nd day of Ojude Oba

Am sure you guys now understand why the event will only get bigger by the years... I really miss Ojude Oba
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 8:43pm On Oct 17, 2013
I miss Ojude Oba.

I should be rocking till day break now instead of this boring place I am sad
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 4:32pm On Oct 17, 2013
stillwater: Lol, I know a doyin13 not 14.
Your knowledge is little cheesy
Family › Re: A Baby Father Or A Divorced Dad: Which Is Better For The Child? by OAM4J: 3:33pm On Oct 17, 2013
What is better for the child is a responsible father wether he is a baby father or divorced dad makes little difference.
Politics › Re: Police Arrest Fake Colonel Claiming To Be Jonathan’s ADC by OAM4J: 10:37am On Oct 17, 2013
Politics › Re: Police Arrest Fake Colonel Claiming To Be Jonathan’s ADC by OAM4J: 10:35am On Oct 17, 2013
Politics › Re: Aviation Ministry Confirms Purchase Of N255m Vehicles For Oduah by OAM4J: 10:33am On Oct 17, 2013
Politics › Re: Ex Education Minister Joins ASUU Strike by OAM4J: 10:27am On Oct 17, 2013
Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: Ex-education Minister, Ruqayyatu Rufai, Joins Strike by OAM4J: 10:27am On Oct 17, 2013
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by OAM4J(op): 11:41pm On Oct 16, 2013
stillwater: Which of the Ts is he? cheesy
How many Ts do you know in London? List them 1st and I might confirm his to you cheesy

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