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abdulazeez1002:
Did Buhari force it on any state? The way you Wailers mention Buhari baffles me. Anything Buhari, anything Buhari. Did you even read the topic

The governors knows what is good for his people.

What is wrong with ranching.Almost everybody agreed on ranches.Everybody including you know that this ruga thing is being done to acquire lands for the Fulanis.This is a bad initiative.

Menance:
awọn arọmọdọmọ ti awọn amofin

See your people. aṣiṣe

Thanks for showing that Yorubas have never been Barbarians walking the earth naked since the outset of the Yoruba race.Yorubas were empire builders as early as 1600 while you OSUS did not know how to make clothes and also eating rotten, decayed,smelling rare meats up to 1934.

Look at your dad and sisters in their birthday wears walking all over alaigbo with smelly totoris.

GBTYO:
Any time soon, a delegation of Yoruba Obas will soon address a press conference on the Federal govt plans to set up fulani colonies. They will not only agree but support wholeheartedly citing that it will go along way in placating the marauding fulani horde wrecking havoc across the nation and also throw in the cavet that such settlements will auger well for the economy of the SW in general.

Brown envelopes stuffed with crisp hundred dollars bills which Buhari and Tinubu have doled on them for selling their ancestrak land to Fulanis will not be discussed tho.

News from OSULAND

Menance:
Those are the occupation of the coneheads. You should ask them about it not me. Don't mistake my land with that of the southwest .
Kindly Add those to the list of questions I ordered you to ask your leaders tho.

OSUs like you have always been Barbarians because Osu tableheads like you learnt how to wear clothes very recently in 1921 to show how daft and mumuish you are.
Who argues with grave Osu barbarians like these....?

NwaGodl1000:
Is this now a custom in the west side

Most are fake news from blogs.I think SEUN should do something about this,
Nothing like that happened in Ado Ekiti.One can verify these fake news by going to the environment to find out even from the police.It is a culture somewhere in Nigeria but a grave taboo in Yorubaland.

EmagNig:
A landlady identified as Nathalie Ruangdet has taken to Facebook to expose her former dirty tenant who left his toilet in an extremely dirty state before packing out.

Nathalie Ruangdet went to check the apartment after the former tenant had left the key with security and didn’t demand for his deposit.

The rooms looked okay but the toilet looked like it had not been cleaned in nine years, Ruangdet said.

She however said the dirty tenant was a very good guy, shows so much respect. Sometimes he didn’t pay on time but covered up with three months in one go. Apart from this he was a good and long term tenant.

Read what she posted:

It’s dirty, isn’t it?

We have a small rental room size 33 sq in the middle of the road, the person rented 9 years ago. Many days ago, the tenants called to inform me that they moved out and did not ask for the deposit fee back. Ready to bring the key to the security guard. Where we live today, this morning is a holiday, so we checked the room.

The bathroom looks like never cleaned it all the time in the first place. I wonder if the room was abandoned, but many times the tenants didn’t pay rent on time. I thought it shouldn’t be rented out, including the maid of the building, confirmed that the tenants live every day.

I personally feel that the tenant is the one who has been calling to inform whether he will pay slowly or pay for 3 months. It’s not wrong. It’s not wrong at all. It’s been a period of 9 years. We are not angry at all. We are just wondering how you live. In the room like this, he is a good person. He just lives another strange corner.

https://lailasnews.com/landlady-discovers-dirty-state-of-toilet-after-dirty-tenant-moved-out/

Look very well.It will be an O.......S......U. OSU.
The same thing they did in UNN.






https://www.nairaland.com/5114240/poor-condition-hostels-university-nigeria

maestroferddi:
The more some misguided Yoruba elements try to disparage the unassailable achievements of Achebe, the more the man's legend comes into focus.


There is only one father/asiwaju of mordern African literature....the slot has since been taken...

All the pitiable hacks in Ibadan Expressway can only plod their way to excrutiating frustration...

What is the name of Achebe's masterpiece ?

MetaPhysical:
Thats it....particularly the military, otherwise Ilorin would already be under an Oba. Afterall Jebba is under an Oba.

It is really disheartening,bros.If they had conquered the Yorubas and taken it by conquest,it will be understandable but they took it by deceit.
An emir was killed by the Yorubas and another one banished to sokoto but the whites reinstated him.The case later went as far as the supreme Court.A white paper was sought for but the FGN have not allowed the white paper to see daylight.

deji17:
These people with low self esteem

Just slapped their inferiority on their faces

Osagyefo98:
Lagos ibadan express research
Trash
Get a valid documents pls.

TAKE THIS MUMU BUTTON...
Igbos are the most intelligent Osus in the world

Osagyefo98:
Only

These ones are even the best in the world.Do you have any?

Osagyefo98:
List una. Own or keep quiet.

Reno is a genius and must be remembered.

enu

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LONDON’S TOP 10 NIGERIAN LADIES OF POWER


Contrary to what some folks may have been led to believe, top babes in London are not just those that seem to spend all their life planning the next party to attend and spending their hard earned cash on Aso Ebi and jewellery. Neither is it about the car they drive or whom they are married to. These ladies are achievers and achievers of excellence in their own chosen fields.

There are many hard working, professional women who have made their way into areas that would have been thought impossible for black people or black women 20 years ago. Such women are making waves, challenging the status quo and shattering the glass ceiling that has for long hung over black women in the UK.

Below are just 10 of such women.

Kate Anolue



Kate or Auntie Kate as she is fondly know as by many, came to the UK with her young kids after losing her husband as a young wife. She worked for many years as a midwife and then enrolled in University to study Law. She was elected Councillor in Enfield before becoming Mayor of the London Borough of Enfield in 2012. She is now contesting the Labour Party parliamentary seat in the upcoming May elections.

Kate is also Founder of African, Caribbean & Asian Women in Politics (FAWP) An organisation set up to encourage Black and Ethnic Minority women to get involved in politics and policy making processes. She is a community leader and takes keen and active interest in community initiatives.

Debbie Ariyo



Debbie left her job in Senior management with the Cabinet Office to start her Charity Organisation AFRUCA in the mid 90s. Her organisation with offices in London, Manchester, Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria has been responsible for securing the rescue of many young people trafficked into the UK from Africa for child slavery and prostitution and obtained successful prosecution of several child traffickers. She was awarded a Medal of The Order of he British Empire – OBE by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth in 2012.

Anna Mbachu



Anna Mbachu was elected Labour councillor in 2006 and then became Mayor of the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 2012 – the first black woman to hold the Office in that Borough. She is now the Deputy Leader of the Borough. Her daughter Whitney Iheanacho, at 19 years, is the youngest councillor in the UK. A practising clinician in the NHS, she is also the Chair of children and young people overview scrutiny in the area. Prior to her being elected councillor in 2006, she was the deputy Branch Chairman of the Labour party – the first black woman to hold the post.

Susan Jumoke Fajana Thomas



Susan was a journalist with NTA Lagos before moving to the UK. She joined the Labour Party and later became councillor for Stoke Newington. In 2011, the University Of Ife graduate was elected the Mayor of London Borough of Hackney. A keen socio-political commentator and campaigner, she sits on the panel of many Organisations such as Finsbury Park Trust, Industrial Dwelling Society, London Housing Consortium and Hackney Homes. and in December 2014, was Chair of the launch of the All Progressive Parliamentary Group (APPG) Report on Nigeria at the House of Commons.

Erelu Lola Ayonrinde



Lola Ayorinde, became the first black Mayor of the south London Borough of Wandsworth in May 1999.

Wandsworth, with a population of 266,000, is one of the most affluent boroughs in Britain and mostly populated by white Britons . Ayorinde was deputy Mayor between 1996 and 1997. Representing the Conservative Party, she served in various local committees. ”Becoming the Mayor of Wandsworth was beyond my wildest dreams,” Ayorinde had said. ”It was a cherished privilege and honour to serve’’. She has since relocated to Nigeria and has been involved in a social campaign to stop ritual practices associated with burial of monarchs in Yorubaland.
Tessy is the Chief Executive of the highly prestigious Diana Awards an organisation that was founded in honour of Princess Diana. Her current role is to lead the organisation providing its vision and values. Tessy is responsible for the overall management and strategic development of the Award. Before joining the Diana Award, Tessy worked in private sector firms IBM and Borders Books and Music. Tessy is also a deputy chair of governors at a local school and a trustee of two charities.

Liz Ikriko



Liz Ikriko is a Solicitor Advocate of England and Wales, a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. After her first Degree at ABU Zaria, Liz came to the UK and enrolled in the London Metropolitan University where she did her second and Masters Degrees even qualifying for Law Doctoral candidature.

Liz is also the Events Director of the Miss Black Africa UK Pageant and Charity Awards – an organisation she Co-founded with her husband, Dele Onabowu. She is currently an Executive member of CANUK (Central Association of Nigerians in the UK) and a recipient of the Nigerian Centenary Awards UK 2014 Outstanding Nigerian Award.

Elizabeth Ozua



Elizabeth is the first Independent National Sales Director for Mary Kay Cosmetics in the UK. She began her Mary Kay Career in 1994, and just a year later she debuted as a Sales Director with her unit The Magic Eagles. In 1996 she became a Senior Sales Director, and just 3 months later on the 1st June 1996, she became an Executive Senior Sales Director and earned the use of her 1st “trophy on wheels” the Pink C Class Mercedes. Since then her Career Cars have also included 9 Mercedes cars and she is currently driving the latest E class Blue Efficiency Saloon.

In 1996 she was voted as the company’s 3rd annual Miss Go Give at seminar. The most prestigious and most coveted award; in all of Mary Kay worldwide. She has also earned many 5 stars all expenses paid trips to 18 countries around the world and has been rewarded by the company with numerous gifts and items of jewellery including diamonds worth thousands of pounds!

Her highest cheque in one calendar month has been in excess of £16,000.00.

She has won many laurels with her unit and in the year 2002 she was crowned the UK’s Top Director. A position which she held, until December 2003 when she broke the belief carried and became the FIRST National Sales Director in the United Kingdom, She has been featured in numerous publications and appeared on both BEN and O.B.E. UK televisions.

Helen Grant MP

Helen Grant is the UK Minister for Sport and Tourism. She is the Conservative MP for Maidstone and the Weald in Kent.

She was elected at the 2010 general election, replacing the constituency’s previous incumbent, Ann Widdecombe, who had decided to step down as an MP. Grant was the first black woman to be selected to defend a Tory seat and her election made her the Conservatives’ first female blackMP.

Grant was born in Willesden, North Londonto an English mother and Nigerianfather, but grew up in a single parent family after her parents separated and her father emigrated to the United States.She was raised in Carlislewher she lived on the city’s Rafflescouncil estatewith her mother. She however, has very little or no involvement at all with the Nigerian diasporan community and is not very commonly known as being Nigerian.

Vanessa Oluwole

This University of Lagos Finance & Banking graduate is one of the pioneers of contemporary Venue styling in London. She left a managerial post with the NHS in 2010 to concentrate on her Events Venue Decorating business which she was already conducting on a part time basis.

She has trained and mentored many of the current Nigerian venue decorators in London and is one of the most sought after in the business. Her clients extend beyond the Nigerian community and outside of London

In 2013, she founded the International Women of Power Business Show and Co founded the Nigerian Events Awards UK with Jummy Ariyo & Tope Lawal (who has now left the organisation). She was a Committee Member and Executive of the Nigerian Centenary Awards UK.

A Prince 2 Qualified Manager, she has won many Awards including Life Changers Award, Gathering of Africa’s Best (GAB) Award, Lift Effect Star Award and True African Women Award

From the Column “London Digest” by BaronessJ

https://baronessj.com/londons-top-10-nigerian-ladies-of-power/

Osagyefo98:
Mumu button, how many of una people have been elected?

The one that even try enter, has been recalled because of her dubious character.
How many, fighters of one Nigeria.

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YUNGCONCEPT11:
Sorry am talking to you ignoramus who knows nothing but to preach Hate and disunity....Go and say it to the SERIKIN ILORI

And I know you this bastard is not even living in kwara state.

Oponu jati jati

I suspect you are one of these Fulani Yoruba.
They always support the abnormally called emir in Yorubaland.
The only saving grace of the emir is still Nigeria/Govt not even religion per se.
No matter how long Afonja household will still take over their rightful inheritance.They have very strong muslim brethren that will protect Islam if that is what Ilorin people want.

pazienza:
Ebonyi are bonafide Igbos. They are indispensable and strategic to Igboland development.
Ebonyi virtually has the most fertile of lands in Igboland, by landmass, they constitute approximately 19.2% of the landmass of South East, and are ranked third behind Enugu and Abia in landmass amongst other SE states.

With Igboland being short of landmass, we can't thank God enough for giving us wonderful brothers in Ebonyi who brings so much than just land to our table.

Recall that Akanu Ibiam, the first indigenous governor of independent Eastern region was from Ebonyi state, so great was his patroitism towards Igboland that he gave up his OBE award in protest against the British for their support of genocide meted against Biafrans and Ndiigbo .
Ebonyi has in recent times produced people that made Ndiigbo proud, illustrious sons like Onyebuchi chukwu (recall his exploits during the Ebola outbreak as the minister of health) , Aja Nwachukwu (Education minister). In entertainment, Ebonyi sons like Patoranking and Tekno had made sure Ndiigbo retained A list Star representatives in the entertainment industry.

Ebonyi state is the fastest growing state infrastructurally speaking in South East, it's true that they are lagging behind because of circumstances beyond their control, but they are making up ground fast and furious as we speak. Not long ago, Ebonyi was listed amongst the Educationally less advanced states in Nigeria, but that has changed now, as Ebonyi consistently rank top 10 in WAEC performance statistics for the past few years.

The state is in good hands under Dave Nwaeze Umahi, and every lover of Alaigbo out there is impressed and happy. All haters of Ndiigbo hoping to hide behind NL monikers to bash Ebonyi while claiming Igbo, so that they can come back and claim that Ndiigbo hate each other are wasting their time. All you useless antics ends in NL.
Ebonyi will always get her full share in Igbo table. When we rotated the Senate presidency in SE between 1999-2007, Ebonyi got her fair share in Anyim Pius Anyim. When GEJ zoned the position of SGF to SE, Ebonyi in the person of Anyim Pius Anyim was given the post again. Chief Igariwey Enwo got Ebonyi share of Ohanaeze rotational presidency and was the one who handed over to the incumbent president, Chief Nnia Nwodo.

May God bless you.This is serious.I saw something like this ish at a newsstand one day and I was startled.Kudos to you.

Okay

cnonyechi:
nigga sharrap..i just browsed it now,you are so wrong

You are a trader.
You don't know how to browse.

IkpuMmadu:
But Yoruba are backward naaa is that a new news, your reasonings are funny and your region and villages are also funny

El Rufai just said it last week and they have been saying that do you want references

lol

This is what you meant.

bluke:
no water,
no electricity,
no health service,
no good schools yet millions on dry port.
ibadan to lagos is how many km.


thats why Jesus wept.

lol

awgumayor:
God bless you and the person you quoted. Any time there is a positive news about igbos they feel jittery and start bringing their outdated propaganda achievements. Since Nigeria can't allow igbos to maximise their potentials the world can.If they can't win election in Nigeria can't they win in somewhere else? If they can't be appointed in any elective position in Nigeria can't they be appointed in somewhere else? Things are changing, igbos are less in making negative impacts abroad, they are now making positive impacts while yorubas, reverse is the case. If block someone on land he uses the water, if block the water he uses the air, air can't be blocked, therefore. No way to block an igboman

lol

If Igbos have the kind of achievements Yorubas have then and now,I dunno what they will call themselves,gods?
The difference between Yorubas and Igbos is that Yorubas are the most achieved but they do this modestly while Igbos with less achievements,are noisemakers and chestbeaters.
Yorubas have continued to soar up,up and the sky is the limit as they say.
Electing Yorubas or Igbos to an elective position in which Yoruba even holds the highest office in foreign land and which they will relinquish very soon in is a little achievement compared to science and technological breakthrough which Yorubas are definitely the masters.

You said Yorubas have gone on reverse?
Are you just crawling out of a cave or what?
These are just a few recent achievements which Igbos do not come close to...

Rallyman:
;Dfor those that clamored for change this is the change.... LoL

lol

BeautifulMind2:
K

One of the 70bn circular roads included.

IBADAN...