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arresa:
Not so fast abeg, we need to know if this is a state or private project...Show us link abeg..



You at still at ZERO till we see link.

Him no go tay wey you go catch am.I trust you.Na UGU system him wan use.
Everybody knows that Obiano is a salary only paying governor with almost zero projects

arresa:
Anybody fit claim say na their papa farm dey bigger, but the argument is the fact that Ogbeni Aregbe started and commissioned more projects than all your SE village governors combined...

My man..I dey gbadun your confidence.We dey laff here as we dey feel the serious slaying wey you dey slay dem dey go.
Powerful Osun...the Mighty Slayer of all Igbo states put together.
Anambrapikin...show your projects.
If Anambra do half the projects wey Osun do,una nor go collect salary ten years.

[quote author= post=49427181]https://www.channelstv.com/2016/09/13/one-feared-dead-as-flood-destroys-communities-in-osogbo-osun-state/An unidentified driver might have lost his life while several property got submerged in flood as a heavy downpour left bitter tales for many residents of Osogbo, the Osun state capital.

The Muslim festival was going well with residents already looking forward to resuming back to their businesses when the holiday suddenly turned sour.

Some residents in areas like Testing Ground, Rasco, Oke-Onitea, Fiwasaye, Gbomi and Iludun in Osogbo have been counting their losses as the rain came down heavily for three hours, causing flood in many parts of the city.

Channels Television visited Oke-Onitea area, where residents were gathered looking at a canal in search of a middle-aged man said to be the driver of a Nissan Primera with registration number – Lagos LSD 683 DZ.[/quote]lol...WE YAFF YEAR YA TALKI AND YA PINSURE
OYA MAKE WE SEE THE PROJECTS.

[quote author= post=49426350]Awka, Anambra third city after Onitsha and Nnewi[/quote] HE PAIN AM.
SHOW ALL THE SE PROJECTS MAKE WE SEE WEATHER HIM REACH HALF OF OSUN STATE PROJECTS.
OKAY,WE DON SEE THAT ONE.
LET US SEE THE PROJECTS

[quote author= post=49426474]Slum dweller[/quote]Extreme slum dweller.Exporter of slum to the South West.

aresssa:
I know how to shut them up because beneath all their chest beating and gra gra is nothing but shallow and empty calabash..

Fear of Ognei Aregbe is the beginning of wisdom..

FKO81:
Osun state has been paying salaries to level 8 and above since July 2015

FORGET ABOUT THIS FOOLISH DIAGRAM AND FACE THE COMPETITION.MOST NIGERIAN LEADERS PAY SALARY DIE BUT NO REAL PROJECTS TO SHOW AFTER THEIR SALARY PAYING SPREE.REASON NIGERIA IS WHERE WE ARE TODAY.
SALARY IS EASIER TO PAY THAN DOING PROJECTS.YOU WILL FINISH THE SALARY JUST LIKE NIGERIANS HAVE FINISHED THE SALARIES THEY HAVE BEEN TAKING ALL THESE YEARS ONLY TO FIND OUT THAT THEY HAVE BEEN SHORTCHANGED....NO PROJECTS...NO FUTURE.
USA IS ONE OF THE MOST INDEBTED COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD BUT THEY ARE STILL THE MOST DEVELOPED.HAVE YOU SEEN THE POVERTY RATE OF OSUN STATE COMPARED TO ANAMBRA BY THE UNDP?2010 TO 2015...
OSUN STATE HAD LESS POVERTY THAN ANAMBRA FORGET ABOUT THE POLITICS OF PDP GETTING SOME PEOPLE TO LINE UP AND DONATION ET AL WHICH UNDP DID NOT EVEN LOOK AT ANYWAY.
OSUN IS THE FUTURE WHILE YOUR GOVS ARE DECEIVING YOU WITH SALARIES.
I BET THAT IF ANAMBRA DOES HALF THE PROJECTS AREGBE HAD DONE...ANAMBRA WILL NOT PAY ITS WORKERS FOR TEN YEARS....lol

aresssa:
lmao...



See as den boycott the assignment and pick race...


ipobs are not dumb enough to see trap and jump inside because den know say Aregbe delivered more projects than the whole of SE combined hence always dodging that challenge..

I always dey see say you dey give them this classwork but na F99 them dey always get.
Only Osun state against the whole SE states and everybody don bury them heads..them don scamper.
MIGHTY OSUN,THE SLAYER OF THE WHOLE IGBOLAND

aresssa:
Yes I can and I will post his projects, just promise to post 1 in the SE for every 2 Argebe's projects I posted.

Deal?


Btw, Aregbe delivered more projects than the whole of SE combined..

I no be politician o..but I dey gbadun you at times because you no dey fall hands for una political fight at all.LOOK AT THE LONG ASSIGNMENT YOU GIVE THEM.
THIS ARESSA NO GO MAKE PESIN SHIT ON TOP THIS $5M UGU WEY MAMA OKWUDIRI DEY PREPARE HERE

aresssa:
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Anybody can target N10 billion, na mouth and e no concern me.

As of today, Anambra is not and can not afford to pay full 18,000 minimum wage.



lol @ a meager N110 billion yearly budgets and salary only state paying N50k salary.... The same project less state with nothing but 1 village gather bridge to show won pay 50k...


lmao...these ipobs no go kill pesin with lafta I swear...

lol....him be like say I wan laff.Salary paying governor.If him commot for governor,them come ask am say wetin be him do ....kikikikiki...him go say him pay salary .
Salary wey no even reach 18,000 naira when Aregbe dey do projects right,left,centre upandan.
I doff my hat for the man who sees tomorrow and the future.

This is good.Wait! where is proforce sourcing its forex from.Have not heard that they are shutting down like Innoson Motors.There must be some trick to this.
The name is superb 'ARA' Thunder....hhhmmm
This is whorthy of front page.Nigeria is showcasing its ingenuinity in the area of producing war equipments at the ongoing AAD.Bravo
Mynd44
Lalasticlala
Seun
Make una come see thunder.

Subbway101:
While you hairy cannibals contribute drugs, baby factory, armed robbery e.t.c

lol...That igboid old sadist is still here.I hope he does not go and commit suicide seeing facts and evidences that the SW holds the economic jugular veins of his and his tribesmen.

SW dominates but would not shout instead go jejely but some people in the lower rung of the ladder continues to shout at the top of their voices beating their wrinkled hollow chests on falsities.

An Ibadan-based firm, Educational Advancement Centre (EAC) has produced kerosene, diesel and alum from waste plastic and cans, instead of crude oil.
The discoveries were launched during an exhibition at Bodija, Ibadan headquarters of the firm. The exhibition also featured showcasing of some educational materials, including software and other educational technological materials.
Oyo State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Adeniyi Olowofela, who participated in the exhibition said creativity of the firm has shown that Nigeria has a great future.
Director of the firm, Muyiwa Bamgbose assured that the products would reduce environmental destruction through the use of non-degradable materials as raw materials


http://sunnewsonline.com/firm-produces-kerosene-diesel-alum-from-waste/

olaitoro:
My brother that is the price yorubas have to pay for one Nigeria.

Igbos tend to dominate any where they venture

Enjoy one Nigeria egbon.

This is your problem.Being too mouthy.The only thing you dominate is petty trading.The Yorubas who dominate 70% of anything dominate-able go about jejely but you Igbos in the lower rung of the ladder would always dream of dominating this and that.
It is on record in the past and now that Yorubas have aiways been your superiors with facts of course.You are trying but you are a catch-up-the-Yorubas tribe according to Achebe and facts.

OdenigboAroli:
Just negodu how Igboid singlehandedly whipped a tribe of over 20 million mercilessly.
Everything you lots boast of begins and ends with Lagos as if y'all are from Lagos. Dirty amala eating tribe! Always salivating over Igbo women...Pussies.

lol....From an Igboman

SuperS1Panther:
The description the British gave them was very funny --- .

Shows how backward they were before the advent of the British,

I really pity the old man.Anytime I am on NL,he is always there twisting facts Before Nigeria,Yorubas were greater than Igbos.Before and after colonialism,,Yorubas were greater than Igbos.This 2016,Yorubas are still greater than them leading in education,less poverty,highest middle class,business,infrastructures-all the infrastructures in Igboland should be thrown into OYO STATE only and one would be amazed that all they boast of having are not more than 4 GRAs in Ibadan.The only thing they dominate is trading which is been overtaken by ICT controlled by Yorubas.

Igboid:
Lol! This is why this thread got deserted by Ndiigbo. It gets boring repeating same things over and over again.


The Yorubas were happy to allow the North to station in Western Nigeria, Lagos in particular to plan the war against Ndiigbo and Biafra.

All the weapons the North were using were shipped in through Yoruba ports that you gladly let them have.
Yorubaland was occupied by the Nigerian military top officials from where all plans to attack Biafra from Gakem were hatched, while Awo and Yoruba leaders claimed that Yorubas were too weak to liberate Yorubaland from the Northern soldiers.

You let someone stay in your house and throw stones at my house that broke my glass, and you wonder why I headed towards your house to fish out this enemy you so happily harboured and allowed to attack me, in your warped logic, you are innocent even though you refused to throw out this enemy out of your house to show me that you don't support his actions, but rather you expected me to leave you and this enemy in your house to continue throwing stones at my house.

The invasion was to sack the Nigerian industrial complex headquarters from Yorubaland where they had camped, because Awo had claimed that Yorubaland did not have enough soldiers to sack the Northerners. Though we know better now, which is the fact that Awo was secretly in support of their occupation of Yorubaland, which is the reason no Igbo man worth his salt takes the Yoruba dubious remarks of wanting a nation of their own serious. We know that all Yorubas want is one Nigeria, for obvious reasons.

Why didn't the Westerners enter the war to sack Northerners from your lands, if you truly wanted freedom like you deceive ignorant people? For your info, Yoruba accommodating northern presence in Yorubaland translates to only one thing, you were in support of their invasion of Biafra, and nobody right here is fooled with the story of Yorubas being neutral until before the Biafra invasion of Nigeria. Yorubas were part and parcel of Nigeria and were involved in the Aburi deliberations as Nigerians, so I wonder what neutrality you speak of.


Lol! Yorubaland is mainly nupe, dahomey, Fulani, Hausa and Bini enclave.
Oduduwa, a Bini son brought civilization to primitive Bush and barbaric Yoruba people, they even rule Lagos up till today, they gave Yorubas the word "Oba", the Lagos and Ife royalty are all Bini people who just learnt Yoruba language, many Yorubas today are actually Hausa and Fulani people, who invaded the land, met primitive useless Yoruba clans and introduced Islamic civilization and principles to them, they were even the ones who gave Yorubas a common name, "Yariiiba" translating to Barbaric people, which later got corrupted to Yoruba, Yoruba/ Yarijiba has no meaning in Yoruba language and no Yoruba town bears that name.

The Rest of Yoruba people are nupes who ransacked Katunga and reigned over primitive Yoruba tribes for decades, in the process they got assimilated into Yoruba language and culture, to retain power, as they were minorities. Just as the Fulani and Hausa people who populate Kwara today, but speak Yoruba, and has Yoruba culture, that Yorubas even erroneously mis label them as Yorubas had assimilated into Yoruba language and culture, it doesn't make them Yorubas.

Perhaps this mismatch of people of different origins in the primitive Yorubaland was the reason they were all bitter towards each other and was at each other's throat fighting local fatal battles and had to beg the British to colonize them all, if only to bring Peace to the land, as the primitive Yorubas didn't evolve enough socially to learn the delicate act of peace and conflict resolutions via dialogues and negotiations.


You are silly. You were but a vassal state in 1967-70, and had no hand in that war. Your region was occupied by a Fulani-HaUSA force that manipulated you to its will, which it self was under the British manipulation, but nevertheless, used you as they wished, and you think you can speak before free people that actually fought a war? You are pathetic.

Not from an Igbo mman whose people were still learning how to wear cloth until 1921.
Nairaland is full of comedians.Nothing wey person no go see.

Good.

Ritchiee:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/ambode-gives-land-german-firm-investing-75m-lagos/

This is what every state needs now.Lots and lots of FDI.Kudos to Lagos,the 6th economy in Africa.Some said Lagos is 7th.It is all good.

RockHard:
Guys why are you disturbing yourselves over a letter that has been debunked on this forum on more than 10 separate threads opened at different times??

https://www.nairaland.com/3174460/bayo-adeyinka-wrote-open-letter

That right there is the link to the best rebuttal to the subject matter coz it took the author to the Cleaners totit and twistaray ought to be aware of it already. Besides it's not General Adriano that penned it but an u I formed namesake agent of the gigbos whose pic is in that thread as well. They just tried to give it more publicity by ascribing it to the general. Ignore those Igbo.

Thanks for the info.

Shewunoshewa:
Actually, it's a female. However, she is single, hopeless, worthless and miserable. I have a strong feeling she is suffering from permanent menses and menstrual pain.
She uses Nairaland to relieve her misery. Se resorts to copy and paste when it becomes glaring that she's losing an argument. By so doing, you become pissed off and leave her. This gives her some form of relief/orggassm.

I know how to handle her very well. She is my patient.

She does need a shrink not a normal doctor

totit:
Only an illiterate will shove every information without stats or backing

Haahaan

I think that piece was written by an Ojukwu but if it was written by baba then he did not do his eesearch well because facts are there to show that Yorubas still lead in tertiary education which is the real education and not the miracle centres WAEC etc.
Yorubas also lead in Business,Politics,Music,Middle class,Infrastructures,Development,Less poverty than any region,Technology and ICT...Yorubas control 80% of this sector.The other tribes are not mumu so they will want level up and surpass the Yorubas too Fortunately Yorubas are still breaking new grounds in achievementsYorubas are not gods and they can be challenged and overtaken.But as things are now,they are still the most successful.This is an internet age.Baba should use the internet if physical research is too tasking.Long live to him even if he was the one who wrote this unresearched article.

G1gbolahan:
Last Thursday, September 1, all roads led to Osogbo, the Osun State capital. The occasion was part of the state’s celebration of the Silver Anniversary of its creation by the military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, on August 27, 1991k, along with 11 other states, namely, Abia, Adamawa, Anambra, Delta, Edo, Enugu, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kogi, Taraba and Yobe. The significance of Osun State’s celebration lied, in part, in the fact that it was the only one President Muhammadu Buhari participated in.
The president’s participation was by way of visiting a couple of the state’s newly built primary and secondary schools before finally inaugurating the Osogbo Government High School. The school must be one of the largest, most beautiful and most well equipped secondary schools in the country.
Actually the school, as the governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, explained in his welcoming address, is three-in-one, each with a student population of 1,000, its own principal and staff but with an overall supervising principal and sharing academic and sports facilities.
The high school may be top of the line, but it is only one of a dozen or so high schools that Governor Aregbesola has built or rebuilt as part of his comprehensive restructuring – today’s buzz word for every politician seeking relevance! – of primary and secondary school education in the state to give its students the quality education they need to transform their state from Third World status to First in one generation. (It reminds you, doesn’t it, of the famous title of the autobiography of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s late prime minister, who lifted his country from Third World to First in one generation).
When Aregbesola first became the governor in November 2010, he inherited a public school system typical of public state system all over Nigeria – dilapidated, over populated, under staffed, under equipped, and badly managed schools. As a man who apparently believed the key to human progress is education, the governor resolved to end the rot.
As the man himself told it in his welcome speech on Thursday, the first step he took in ending the rot was to convene an education summit for the state chaired by no less an icon of the virtue of knowledge than Wole Soyinka, black Africa’s first Literature Nobel laureate.
Out of the summit emerged four elements for the transformation of the state’s public schools: their feeding and health programme, reclassification of the schools into elementary, middle and high schools, infrastructural development and the provision of what Americans call edtech (the use of technology to drive education), but which the state called Opon-Imo (Yoruba for tablet of knowledge) for all students.
The building of the high school President Buhari inaugurated last Thursday fell into the third category in which so far the Aregbesola administration has constructed or reconstructed 28 elementary schools, 22 middle schools and four high schools, with another 14 virtually completed.
Aregbesola was, of course, not the first to convene an educational summit. Long before him, the Northern Governors’ Forum did so in Kaduna. Individually the governors also made the right noises about ending their region’s notorious educational backwardness. To date their actions have not matched their noises. Instead, the region has dropped even further behind than it was during the First Republic.
Educationally backward as the North was back then, its leaders, with its premier, Sir Ahmadu Bello, in the forefront, walked their talk about bridging the gap between the region and the rest of the country. Meaning, they invested heavily in primary and secondary schools so that the region could produce quality materials qualified for admission into any tertiary institution anywhere in the world.
With all due humility, I can boast that I am one of those materials. I and my cousin, retired Major-General Mohammed Garba, and a childhood friend, Professor Mustapha Zubairu of Federal University of Technology, Minna, attended Native Authority primary schools in Kano, first in Tudun Wada for the first four years from 1957 and finished at Kuka Primary School after another four, having had to repeat my final year because I failed to gain entrance into a secondary school in my third year in 1963.
Kuka was located between Sabon Gari where we lived and Fagge. It was a walking distance from our home on Niger Road. All around us were Igbo and Yoruba most of whose children attended private and mission schools. In the evenings of weekdays all of us attended private lessons to improve on our chances of doing well in school. I remember we used to beat the children who went to private and mission schools in the evening classes, especially in English.
I am always amused each time people talk about the magic Chief Obafemi Awolowo performed with free education in Western Region. Of course, it was a great achievement which showed Awo’s foresight. Even then I am always amused because while the great premier of the West gave free education, in the North we were paid to go to school and we did so in hundreds of thousands, if not in millions.
The problem, I think, was that the next generation of the region’s politicians chose to pay only lip service to investment in education, especially primary and secondary education, without which invariably we could only send garbage into our tertiary schools. And as they say of computers: garbage in, garbage out.
I know this for sure because of the experience I had teaching in my alma mater, Ahmadu Bello University’s Mass Communication Department for six years until I left two years ago. During the last three of those six years, I made it a habit to test the English language of all my students, both under- and post-graduates, at the beginning of each semester.
The test was a simple one of correcting 10 sentences with errors in grammar, spelling and punctuation. The average failure rate for all the students was a dismal 70 per cent! The highest score was 8 and you could count those on your fingertips.
The conclusion is obvious; our universities have generally been taking in barely literate materials because our primary and secondary schools have suffered criminal neglect.
In giving primary and secondary education top priority to the extent of even borrowing to reform Osun State’s public education system, Aregbesola has demonstrated that he has his heart and mind in the right place. As a mutual friend, Chief Ikechi Emenike, who also witnessed Buhari’s inauguration of the Osogbo Government High School said, the governor’s educational intervention “reflected an abiding love for his people and a deep appreciation of history and his legacy.”
President Buhari summed it even better when he said in his speech the governor was only keeping the promise of the ruling party to provide free and qualitative basic education by implementing the Basic Education Act.
“What we are witnessing here today,” he said, “is the formal fulfilment of that promise in Osun by the state government. The cost effectiveness of this project can only be seen when we consider that this school will graduate an average 1,000 pupils in a year and in 50 years it would have produced 50,000 well trained and well equipped pupils, many of who will go to higher institutions and will form the backbone of the administration of our country.
Over six years ago, an award-winning columnist of the New York Times, Thomas Friedman, wrote an article which underscored the importance of quality basic education and which I have had cause to refer to on these pages and elsewhere. He titled it “ Pass the Books. Hold the Oil.”
It was published in the Times of March 10, 2012. Every politician concerned about the dismal state of our education at all levels should read that short – roughly 1,070 words – article. In it Friedman narrated how a study by rich-country club, the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (O.E.C.D.), established a negative linkage between natural resource dependent countries and knowledge.
The club looked at the bi-annual test of 15-year olds in Mathematics, Science and reading comprehension in 65 countries and the total earnings of each of them as a percentage of its Gross Domestic Product. The test was called PISA, Programme for International Student Assessment.
The study, Friedman said, showed that the bigger a country’s revenue from natural resources as a percentage of its GDP, the poorer the knowledge and skills of its pupils. For example, participating Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Algeria, Bahrain, Iran and Syria that were natural resource rich performed poorly compared to Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey, also in the Middle East, which were natural resource poor. So, Friedman concluded, “Oil and PISA don’t mix.”
As always there were exceptions to his thesis. Canada, Australia and Norway, also countries with high levels of natural resources, he pointed out, still scored well on PISA, in large part because all three countries had established deliberate policies of saving and investing these resource rents, and not just consuming them.
The three countries provide great lessons for us as a natural resource dependent country by showing that oil and PISA can indeed mix.
As a country we may have so far blown away our oil fortune, but clearly Aregbesola has shown as governor of one of the poorest states in the country that you don’t have to be rich to plan for the future of your children.

Superb.....A very good one for the discernibles.

Babangida70:
It's quite a shame that we celebrate mediocrity in this country.....
Our useless politicians are just good in taking photos and roaming around the country looking for new projects to commission while the old ones rots away.
The pictures I posted here are from "Government technical college" in Enugu state.

The school is located at the heart of Enugu town and yet the eye of Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi always goes blind anytime he passes around the school.

A school where over 200 students are packed like sardines in just one classroom and some even sits outside to write their exams ..... A school where the structures and infrastructure s have decayed....... A school where the Enugu state government deemed it to channel all the flood waters through it and not even closing the gutters.........

It's really a big shame that the same Enugu state government is already out there commissioning new ones while the old ones owned by the government rots away.

"A goat that is owned by the public dies of hunger"

Bad.

totit:
It's well. They wouldn't let us finished we got ban

It's good to be back anyway.

An Igbo mod is always quick on the ban button when their terribly flat yanshes are being seriously spanked by the omoluabis .

– Aggrieved Youth Movement called on the Avengers to leave the Rivers state

– The leader of the group said it ready to embrace peace and surrender

– ‘General’ Waney claimed that the group in non-violet and was never involved in kidnapping or attacks on the oil facilities


.Militant group, Aggrieved Youth Movement (AYM) has warned Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) and other militant groups to stay away from the Rivers state.

‘General’ Don Waney, leader of the group, stated that he was ready to surrender his weapons and ammunition and embrace the amnesty offered by Governor Nyesom Wike.

He advised the militant groups in the oil-rich area, comprising the NDA, to embrace peace and put an end to the destruction of oil and gas pipelines

Waney explained that any state could not achieve any form of development without peace, continuing that his group was not involved into the abduction or any other form of violence.

He said: “On a strong note, we are non-violent and we shall remain so in our collective agitation for a better ONELGA (Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA), Orashi and Rivers State.

“In the light of this, we call on the Niger Delta Avengers group to leave ONELGA and Orashi region out of their targets.

“We are against the bombing and destruction of vital oil and gas installations in our communities. We shall not allow them or any of their type to enter our land.”

The Avengers have led a campaign of attacks on oil and gas facilities in the southern region since February 2016, reducing Nigeria’s oil production by hundreds of thousands of barrels and making international oil companies to briefly stop operations at different times

The militants have earlier rejected the government’s offers of talks and claims to be fighting for a greater share of Nigeria’s oil wealth.

Oil accounts for around 70% of Nigeria’s national wealth and more than 90% of the value of its exports.

Last week the militant group announced its readiness to enter into negotiations with the government after several false starts.



https://www.naij.com/957288-leave-land-militant-group-issues-threat-niger-delta-avengers.html

93xtr60r:
Whatever becomes of the Igbos shouldn't be your headache; for Igbos success isn't dependent on crude oil or political posts.

Face your OduaArewanistan republic with your Fulani masters.

But you are an indigene of the FULANI REPUBLIC now.You know what a republic is,don't you?Are you going to run to the South south when your Fulani masters and owners of FULANI REPUBLIC want to use you as games as they always do?You know they own all Igboland to have put their flag there and naming it FULANI REPUBLIC.Even UNO had attested to the 21st century FULANI REPUBLIC .

SW and Yoruba and Technology are like rare siamese tripltets

Timilehin is a showcase of talent.He is the youngest serial inventor in the world.

His parents should take him to Europe before they kill his medulla oblongata.This is not the only thing he invented...

BattaBox presenter Odunayo gets to meet with possibly Nigeria’s youngest inventor Timilehin Daomi who has created a lot of great stuff including a vacuum cleaner, a water fountain,a pumping machine using scrap materials like pipes, bottles, cups etc


http://www.duchessinternationalmagazine.com/wow-meet-nigerias-youngest-fantastically-creative-inventor/

Shewunoshewa:
Is that why your father molested you at childhood?

Leave that demented sadist alone.He is an old strapped to a wheel chair pamper wearing biafraudian.He is the emperor of ranters and a copy and paste dodo.HE SHOULD GO AND WRITE A BOOK ON HOW TO BECOME A FULL MO.RON.HE IS A COMPLETE ONE.

Adminisher:
Please let us Yoruba people stop making statements like we are the best black people. It is a sign of inferiority complex. Let us leave thosé statements to Ibos

Thank you sir.It is just to shut off some unknowledgeable oha smelling Igbos' mouths who always inundate us with fake reports and assertions of their brilliance and greatness.Just the fact that Igbos are still learning how to wear clothes in 1921 confirm them as one dull black people who have a lot of catching up to do.
They cannot even compare with the Ashantis,Zulus etc talkless of the great Yoruba Nation.
I am sorry if I have offended some discernible and great Igbos.Pls,accept my apologies.

ShootToKill:
Kakanforudeen, no vex Na God create Igbos say make their I.Q high pass yoruba own. You wan cry?

If you like swear for Chisala under your brown hut 1000 times, The matter pass swear. Igbo people pass you just make peace with it and don't cry.

These are some great clothings of the Yoruba...

The Yoruba have legendary types of clothes that make them distinct from other cultures around them. They take immense pride in their attire, for which they are well known. Clothing materials traditionally come from processed cotton by traditional weavers. They believe that the type of clothes worn by a man depicts his personality and social status, and that different occasions require different clothing outfits.

Typically, The Yoruba have a very wide range of materials used to make clothing, the most basic being the Aṣo-Oke, which is a hand loomed cloth of different patterns and colors sewn into various styles.[115] and which comes in very many different colors and patterns. Aso Oke comes in three major styles based on pattern and coloration;

Alaari – a rich red Aṣọ-Oke,
Sanyan- a brown and usual light brown Aṣọ-Oke, and
Ẹtu- a dark blue Aṣọ-Oke.
Other clothing materials include but are not limited to:

Ofi- pure white yarned cloths, used as cover cloth, it can be sewn and worn.
Aran- a velvet clothing material of silky texture sewn into Danṣiki and Kẹmbẹ, worn by the rich.
Adirẹ- cloth with various patterns and designs, dye in indigo ink (Ẹlu or Aro)

hundredhundred:
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The jobless moniker cloning nitwit is still here disgracing his late parent. You are wasting your pathetic life online spewing trash cos of frustration and poverty. May God heal your lost soul.

Terrible TKO