Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 7:46pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Hagmond: Herdsmen havent killed women and lazy youths in ilorin we need to send our brave men to the crying cowards of enugu its because they own the town. When shall we ratake it or are you not ashamed. If u're not, i am. |
Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 7:23pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Hagmond: Ooni do worry about our economy let us lend a hand of help to our flatios coward blodas nnamudi kunu who is their blabbermouth hero is been constantly sodomized in kuje soon their biafro will become islamic republic of biafro kanu is trying for ibos oo our own awolowo, a whole sage was thrown into prison by a teacher turned prime minister. He later took rat poison and died. Do we talk of diya? Or ogundipe Have u forgotten we were the only ethnic group without any record of attempted coup since nigeria began. Bro our forefathers exhibited legendary cowardice. Thank God iam not like that |
Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 7:09pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Anwulisomto: My brother, please let us return home and face the fulanis before they turn our entire land into Grazing fields.
For the sake of pride, where are the real igbomen? What happened to us? Where are the okonkwos that Chinua Achebe wrote about? the ibos are already making plans to secede. Should we join the fulanis or beg ibos? |
Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 7:05pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Hagmond: Been left out is just good for us atleast fulani herdsmen didnt rape our mothers wives and daughter in enugu our governors have been bold and none of our brave governors cried when he saw the way herdsman dealt with flaty cowards this has been my sermon let us stay on our own but u will not listen. Let us fight fight for oodua republic and leave ibos alone. I 'm happy u now understand. So when are we getting ilorin back? |
Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 7:00pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Anwulisomto: My brother, please let us return home and face the fulanis before they turn our entire land into Grazing fields.
For the sake of pride, where are the real igbomen? What happened to us? Where are the okonkwos that Chinua Achebe wrote about? dont derail or i call for ur ban. This is for our future as yorubas pls go to ibo thread. |
Politics › Re: Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 6:48pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Anwulisomto: Are you writing from the Enugu refugee camp ...  let us make hay while the sun is shinning for when it becomes late u may not have brown teeth to shine |
Politics › Now That Yorubas Have Been Abandoned, What Next? by Ooni(op): 6:40pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
My people the die is cast. The sun is about to set on our luck. We are not in trouble but trouble lurks. There is quietness, there is uneasy calm, there is peace. A negative peace that heralds the worst. The unity of our country is hanging in the balance, the country is tothering in uncertainty, the nation is on the brink, and in short, we are not sure of the future.
We yorubas have been the smallest political bloc since history but circumstances in our country have made it unnoticed. The Northern region consisted the NE, NW, NC the eastern region consisted of SE and SS while SW consisted of almost just the present six states.
We have always partnered with north to foist division on eastern region as a means of weaknening them and make our small region relevant in national affairs. We achieved this through post-war anti ibo propaganda and political sophistication. With that we got the northern controlled federal govt to direct most investment and infrastructure in our lagos, rendering those in the eastern region where resources are gotten redundant. Infact We yorubas are the greatest beneficiary of the united Nigeria economically especially, in lagos. And our continued existence and survival is dependent on the unity of Nigeria.
Fast foward to 2015, we voted a northern extremist. A man whose actions are bringing SE and SS together towards self determination. The unity we fear so much.
Now SE lawmakers are calling for a SE /SS summit which signifies reunion of former eastern region. More dangerous is the fact that ipob, massob and ibo elites are now singing the same song.
It also means we have been abandoned to our fate as we can either join north or decide our future alone for once.
My people what shall we do? |
Politics › Re: Monarch Jailed For Molesting Two Secondary Schoolgirls In Osun State by Ooni: 10:39am On Apr 22, 2016 |
Rape is a normal thing here in south west. I am suprised it made news.
When we get oodua republic we'll legalize it. |
Politics › Re: Behind The Agitation For Biafra by Ooni: 6:45pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
mrvitalis: Lol I am a full blooded igbo man.... Am from imo state. .. mbaise (aboh mbaise) that is exactly how some of we yorubas act. Pls lets stop it. |
Politics › Re: Behind The Agitation For Biafra by Ooni: 5:59pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
mrvitalis: I have said it and will keep saying it... We can't achieve BIAFRA like this.. .... Let's play the game of Nigeria and win them at it
First form a political party with the aim of actualizing BIAFRA... And this should be started (BIAFRA people's party) over the next 8 years capture all the south eastern states and implement the reforms we promise in BIAFRA as little as we can
Make PRODA a core science research institution which will be funded by the five south earthen states
Make move into the south south... With the food governance and lack of corruption the BIAFRA part will offer.. . We will will all south south states and Benue....
THEN we can go to the UN and demand a referendum and it will be granted
If Nigeria refuse... war starts and the world will support us
20 years plan to achieve BIAFRA my fellow yoruba, let us leave ibos alone. We have many problems to tackle here in west instead of pretending to be ibos on Biafra threads. |
Family › Re: 6 Ways Parents Complicate The Matrimonial Future Of Their Children. by Ooni: 10:38pm On Apr 18, 2016 |
Toks2008: A love affair is primarily about the couple fist before any other and that is why we call the person we love BAE(Before any other).
Yes i agree that what the elders se while siting bla bla bla but whatever they see is to give them insights which serve as template for their advice and not to force their decisions on us.
BTW Lalasticlala have you seen this? after doing bla bla bla go and marry from another tribe and have your children suffer from identity crisis for the rest of their lives. This is how you guys marry wrong genotype and live ur entire lives in regret because u're pursuing love that is not founded on reason. |
Politics › Re: Why Do People Say Nigeria Will Be Great Again? by Ooni: 8:07pm On Apr 18, 2016 |
Ibos are a threat to we yorubas. we know Nigeria will be great if they rule this country. But will not allow it because if such happens it 'll consign us into oblivion and irrelevance. We always need to conspire with the backwards north to maintain the grip on nigeria. Even though it will be very difficult to progress that way, it will give us the much needed relevance. The best for us is to stay that way and pray for nigeria.
Dont even critisize us cos politics is about interest |
Politics › Re: ICC Warrant Of Arrest My Fears For PMB by Ooni: 6:10am On Apr 18, 2016 |
Very clear |
Politics › Re: Aisha Buhari Shares A Photo Of Her Family by Ooni: 8:21pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
'Wrongest' time to do it
the cows that voted you are crying and u're sharing pix
they look good though...hoping it reflects in their brains |
Celebrities › Re: Top 14 Yoruba Actors You Never Knew Are Not Yoruba by Ooni: 7:43pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
funmijoyb: do u watch yoruba movies at all? is 5times better than d English version...u sud have asked this way do igbo have movie and actors at all? most of ur tribe don turn yoruba finish u r here hating and envying yorubas i discovered that inferiority complex is our greatest problem in yorubaland. We are not good for ourselves, we always feel excited when others associate themselves with our language or culture. Are we inferior? Nawao |
Politics › Re: Etcetera: Buhari Might Be The Last President Of Nigeria by Ooni: 8:42pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
NigerianDiamond: Your prediction is like pouring water in a basket. You all that wish the country bad will live to witness the rise of Nigeria but will never gain from the joy and greatness of the country. ever asked urself why the country is in this state despite prayers from pple like you? |
Politics › Re: Etcetera: Buhari Might Be The Last President Of Nigeria by Ooni: 7:35pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Tarzaa: Personally, I don't see it the same way with you! I don't see Nigeria breaking up now, that time has passed. most of you think its impossible after the 2015 election but u're wrong. When a tap wants to stop running it rushes the most when the sick wants to die he recovers the most the current atmostphere is omnious. |
Politics › Re: Etcetera: Buhari Might Be The Last President Of Nigeria by Ooni: 6:49pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
When u see an article driven by inspiration you will know. This is the first of such articles i've read since this year.
Many know Nigeria's time is up.
I am worried my brothers here in the west dont know |
Politics › Re: Picture Of Ojukwu As A Boy With His Father In 1937 by Ooni: 6:28pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Jaideyone: tales as usual. a wise man knows when to fight. you expected him to declare oodua with the army mainly based in the west? he made a wise decision. Ibos should learn to fight their battles alone Biafra is dead and buried. Awo came out as one of the major heroes in the war. get over the loss but our people fight always with their mouth and on the internet showing we have deep urge to fight. Are we really cowards? |
Politics › Re: Picture Of Ojukwu As A Boy With His Father In 1937 by Ooni: 6:14pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Jaideyone: lol same Awo that dealt Biafra two deadly blows by the jugular even without going to war.
1.) currency change 2.) starvation policy.
Awo was too intelligent  he was intelligent by being a coward ? He was intelligent for backtracking cowardly after promising to declare our seperate republic? He was intelligent by selling we yorubas into the hands of mile 12 and ondo fulani marauders? He was intelligent by taking poison meant for rats and other rodents? He was a big time disgrace to we yorubas and we must admit it if we must move foward. We should not be defining success by how much our son hate ibos. |
Politics › Re: Picture Of Ojukwu As A Boy With His Father In 1937 by Ooni: 6:04pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
If only awo was as brave as him... |
Celebrities › Re: Linda Ikeji Drags Wizkid To Police Commissioner by Ooni: 1:51pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
1stCitizen: Do not mind them. There is no part of the Nigerian constitution that makes threat of assault illegal. this is why most Nigerian call us hypocrites. We all called for kanus head under similar circumstance. We yorubas really have to change our attitude. |
Culture › Re: Alaafin Of Oyo And His Oloris Storm Maiduguri (Photos) by Ooni: 1:15pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
It is a normal thing here in the west for any monarch to pay allegience to the North before governing us their people. Ooni also did it. We're just in trouble |
Politics › Re: Buhari Departs Beijing, Arrives Shanghai (photos) by Ooni: 10:04pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Otunbalarry: [s] oga, I love your courage but can I ask you few questions? your president is a nonentity ryt? can you define nonentity? in trying to express yourself, were you not trained on respect? must you or we Nigerians be beclouded by emotions? A nonentity ruling us leaves us as more or less nonentities Buhari or not, the man maybe abused but you took it extreme calling your president whether you like it or not nonentity..
it shows the level of your intellectualism, I can see you are not a nonentity too...[/s] buhari is a nonentity nah everybody knows that am surprised you don't |
Education › Re: Omoshalewa Adenike-Babalola Graduates With 4.0CGPA From LASPOTECH by Ooni: 8:26pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
TheVictorious: This is one of the greatest problem with Nigeria. TRIBALISM indeed it is our greatest problem. The same day an ibo girl's success made front page for being a best student in a world class uni. Some bigots pushed this story to fp too. We yorubas should stop this unequal competition with ibos. |
Education › Re: Omoshalewa Adenike-Babalola Graduates With 4.0CGPA From LASPOTECH by Ooni: 7:19pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
TheVictorious: A girl, Omoshalewa Adenike Babalola, has made history as the first to graduate with the maximum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.0 at the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH). Omoshalewa, a Science Laboratory graduate, was the cynosure of all eyes at the 24th convocation of the polytechnic last Thursday.
The valedictorian was presented with prizes at the event graced by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, Ayangburen of Ikorodu Oba Kabiru Shotobi, Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi and former Group Managing Director of Chams Plc Mr Ademola Aladekomo, among others.
The ceremony, held at the school auditorium, started at 10am with the procession of graduands and the principal officers led by the Rector, Dr. Samuel Sogunro.
Ambode was represented by his deputy, Dr. Oluranti Adebule.
Sogunro said Omoshalewa is the first student to graduate with the maximum CGPA. The rector said the school would offer her a job after her National Youth Service.
Ambode urged the graduands to be innovative and practise the entrepreneurial skills acquired from the school. He said: “There is no gainsaying the fact that we are in a challenging time, especially the current unemployment rate. It is time to bring out your innovative and entrepreneurial skills. You must look and explore other options to engage yourselves.”
The school graduated 8,519 students. Of the number, 263 graduated with distinction.
Oba Ogunwusi, Oba Shotobi and Aladekomo were conferred with fellowship awards in recognition of their support for the school.
Omoshalewa, who spoke on behalf of other graduands, hailed the polytechnic staff for their guidance. She described her feat as unbelievable, saying: “I never had it so easy.”
She said group reading and hard work were the secrets of her success.
Yusuf Razak, a graduand, said he was happy to graduate with a set that made history in the school. “This is a great achievement for me. I am happy to be among a set that set a new an academic record in the school,” he said.
Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/history-girl-graduates-4-0-cgpa-lagos-poly/ ibos are making names in world class universities and my people are jumping up over a local poly champion. This disgrace is getting too much. |
Education › Re: Nneoma Nwankwo Named Virginia Tech’s Undergraduate Student Of The Year by Ooni: 1:22pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
sonature1: Not true. I'm proudly Igbo and I must admit that Yorubas are great achievers as well. who you are doesnt change anything. Ibos are better. Even ss are better than us. I must admit |
Politics › Re: Buhari Departs Beijing, Arrives Shanghai (photos) by Ooni: 11:55am On Apr 14, 2016 |
We all know he is a nonentity
what else? |
Education › Re: Nneoma Nwankwo Named Virginia Tech’s Undergraduate Student Of The Year by Ooni: 11:27am On Apr 14, 2016 |
sonature1: Only 2 tribes seem to be making Nigeria proud abroad: Yoruba and Igbo. It seems others are just observers. only ibos make nigeria proud. We yorubas dont |
Politics › Re: ICC Prosecutor Visits Nigeria - Indicates Interest To Commence Investigation by Ooni: 7:41am On Apr 14, 2016 |
So those IPOB guys knew what they were saying. |
Celebrities › Re: Lola, My Woman Crush - Peter Okoye by Ooni: 9:05pm On Apr 13, 2016 |
This lady tearing two ibo brothers apart is giving a bad name to we yorubas. Ibos will start running away from our girls. And my brothers are stupidly supporting him here |
Agriculture › Re: PHOTOS: Eko Rice Will Be Ready In Six Months- Akinwunmi Ambode by Ooni: 7:30am On Apr 13, 2016 |
We osunites are crying day and night for God's intervention |