Apart from being his father's son, what are his own credentials and/or achievements? Just wondering, no insult meant.

And keep your mom out of our house.

ALAO-AKALA. "O y'ato joo" He stands out, like a sore thumb.

Oju Y'obo.

go slow.

Now, I understand. Sorry o, area boys.

Saraki don drink am finish.

Where is their UMBLELA
Ela, ela, ela,  

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Well the Yoruba's should be have an independent state or sovereign state and let the northerners continue with whatever they want. I will be nice if Yoruba can bail out first or if Biafra can rise again.

@rhymz:
Look again at what tEsLim posted and you will agree with me that there is a correlation here. I am not taking things personal. How could people like tEsLim talk about a Yoruba soverign State when they are so biased even against their own people? I am not stalking him, I just want people to know him for what he believes. I have said on the other post that I will have nothing more to say on the matter. Thank you though. I respect you.

@moremi:
and of course, someone has to call him to order. That is all I did.

@rhymz:
No, I am not from Ibadan. BTW, he's been pardoned, Lawyer "what da hell is you stalking the dude for"? Don't join the st.oo.pid train now.

This is the last I will say on this st.oo.pi.di.ty.

Obviously, you do care enough to refer to it. Do you have a mind of your own? Do you laugh at their "english accents" because a lot of "Lagosians" do? Who cares how many years you have been on NL?

tEsLim said:

Well when talking about the Yoruba language I admit the ara-oke's speak proper Yoruba. But honestly their English accents are being laughed at by a lot of Lagosians I know. Its just an opinion and dont want my kids laughed at simple. Not like I'm bashing them. And from news and stuff I hear crime rate is on the high in Ibadan. Though IB is our closest neighbour ,  I see more families settling between IB and Lagos (The mowe/ibafo axis)

Pafuri said:

I have to give it to you that when it comes to being st.oo.pid, you are top-notch. You talk about English "accents" (whatever that means) and I wonder what the hell you are talking about. We meet a lot of you ediots who think because you were the first to come in contact with slave merchants, you really have mastered their language and culture. Why are you so daft? What is the level of your education Mr. "English accents"? No, you cannot bash the Ibadans, nor can you bash the Ilorins. You are not qualified to. Where do you live in Lagos? Isale Eko where gutters pass through your bedrooms, or Lagos Island where your life is limited to 10 square kilometers? Of course, you "Lagosians"" will laugh at  Ibadan and Ilorin accents since you are the most "civilized" among the Yorubas, thinking that speaking hardly understood English is a sign of your education. In your "Ibo gb'ami odun de", ( second hand clothing; good business by the way' in which Lagosians are not engaged), you strut your stuff as the area boys that you are. It does not matter to you that most of the jobs in Lagos are not held down by "Lagosians". Stop the BS, Epe village boy.


Well, your apology is accepted. Watch out area boys, st.oo.pi.di.ty wil no longer be pardoned.

@tEsLim
I have to give it to you that when it comes to being st.oo.pid, you are top-notch. You talk about English "accents" (whatever that means) and I wonder what the hell you are talking about. We meet a lot of you ediots who think because you were the first to come in contact with slave merchants, you really have mastered their language and culture. Why are you so daft? What is the level of your education Mr. "English accents"? No, you cannot bash the Ibadans, nor can you bash the Ilorins. You are not qualified to. Where do you live in Lagos? Isale Eko where gutters pass through your bedrooms, or Lagos Island where your life is limited to 10 square kilometers? Of course, you "Lagosians"" will laugh at  Ibadan and Ilorin accents since you are the most "civilized" among the Yorubas, thinking that speaking hardly understood English is a sign of your education. In your "Ibo gb'ami odun de", ( second hand clothing, good business by the way in which Lagosians are not engaged), you strut your stuff as the area boys that you are. It does not matter to you that most of the jobs in Lagos are not held down by "Lagosians". Stop the BS, Epe village boy.

I guess you all are geniuses to even figure out what musiwa was talking about

@ tEsLim:
I guess the Yoruba soverign state will have Epe as the capital of a State made up of villages like Ibadan and Ilorin. Rings a bell, doesn't it? Let me remind you.

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tEsLim
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Lagos outskirts and GRA's. You dont want you kid's growing up and talking with oyo/ibadan ara oke accents. Or an Aboki accent. I guess Lagosians and MIddle Belt are the least accented people. Well it depends on pocket settle where you can afford. SIMPLE. And while they are growing the can have a taste of different cultures and overall exposure.



From Pafuri

@tEsLim:
I believe it all depends on your definition of "village". If Ibadan and Ilorin are villages, I guess Epe will be considered a hamlet.
Of course you will say it is your opinion and you have a right to hold it. Well, I respect that.


***You have a right to be st.oo.pid. It is when you insist on that right that people start wondering about your state of mind.

@tEsLim:
I believe it all depends on your definition of "village". If Ibadan and Ilorin are villages, I guess Epe will be considered a hamlet.
Of course you will say it is your opinion and you have a right to hold it. Well, I respect that.

Why are they bowing down before shoes?

This Minister no be Dr. Something?

People, please take some time to read up on Martin Luther, NOT Martin Luther King.

If you do not like to get wet, keep away from the river. It goes with the territory.

Thanks OP osifred from Ghana

Please, while we are at it, let us not forget to buy some medicine for the President's toes. Remember he was not used to wearing shoes, so just in case his toes get sore . I just donated N2.

And to those who are crying disrespect , note that he, out of 150 million people, chose to be number 1 citizen. Well,   "if you do not like to get wet, stay away from the river". It goes with the territory.

Besides, he was receiving a guest regardless who the guest was.

Donations, please. Abi fairly used shoes go do?


Its all a joke, people

Interesting!

Under their UMBULELA.

Ela, ela, ela

He, he, he.

Under their UMBULELA,


I dey laff in Nnago. That is because I don't want to cry in the presence of my children.

I know for a fact that my mother was pregnant before Beyonce.

@ kurus:

Bull crap.

As for me, I have a lot of respect for Kobojunkie's ideas and reasoning, as well as her ability to put them across. That of course takes an analytical mind and a good command of the language in which such are being communicated.  She may sound brash, but how else do you react to people who do not know what they are talking about yet persist in "educating" the world?

Nairalanders

It is nothing about God. It is about policy-makers who run an efficient State in the name of a people who love and take pride in their nation. Or are we saying that God has deserted the people of Ibadan? I doubt it; afterall, [b]the governor of Oyo State (an Ibadan man) was in Mecca performing an act of faith.

Quote from: Pafuri on Today at 03:27:53 AM

And the governor is in Saudi Arabia. Our leaders sha!

Quote from youngmonie:
Find your facts out b4 u post rubbbish, akimobi dat was live in IBadan dis monrning, was really afffected by d fllods as well.


@youngmonie:
Quote from: gokuu on Yesterday at 09:55:10 PM

"Heavy downpour again in oyostate as floods sweep through oyo state, IB is almost submerged! Eleyele, poly road, apete, agbowo UI area, odo ona apata, oluyole industrial have all gone under water, countless number of people are dead and hundreds missing! Ajimobi is not in the country, he went to saudi arabia, deputy governor is calling on neighbouring states to come to the rescue!"

Youngmonie, can we be civil here?! Please.

And the governor is in Saudi Arabia. Our leaders sha!

Thay have been migrating to Europe and North America just like all other creatures, smart blood-suckers.

@

I repeat, I have always thought that Jesus Christ was either a 419ner, or a warlock (a.k.a. wizard).

What are you going to do about that, report me to Oyedepo, OG, Mother in Israel, and whatever other con artists you follow?