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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Fallout: 4:13pm On Dec 18, 2022
Yorubas are underrated

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Basic123: 4:37pm On Dec 18, 2022
Justmesagi:
The problem with you is that you do emotion but I don't. I face reality as it is. Why are artiste of Yoruba Origin more successful in the music industry today? Why is Yoruba the dominant language in the music industry today? Why are their movies the highest grossing today? Apart from Sabinus, how many comedians based out side Lagos are super stars? Mention them and compare the number with lagos's.

Get away with your silly childish emotional tantrum and let mature people discuss issue jare.
Even sabinus had to move to lagos before he bagged his major award.And that very night,he appreciated lagos like no other!

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Basic123: 4:39pm On Dec 18, 2022
Asgard73:


Truth is bitter to an average Yoruba man..

And where are those yorub artist during Gej and yarduA ..
You mean the same period when wizkid,olamide and Davido were the top 3

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 4:51pm On Dec 18, 2022
Argentina 2 France 0
Up Messi
Up Argentina
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Justmesagi: 4:59pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:
Lagos factor that's all. And the tribe that contributed to the present Lagos Yoruba that is quite different from the Oyo Yoruba.

The ijebus, egba and awori are party people who love social events alot. Entertainment is a serious business, these are the major tribe that lead to the Lagos Yoruba dominating everywhere.

The Oyo varient Is not popular. I think Its the Lagos factor.
Besides I think yorubas have more citizen in diaspora so it's easier for Yoruba music to go father than the rest.

The slave trade also, I've heard someone say in Trinidad Tobago Yoruba culture is obvious amongst the black there, I don't know how true it is.

Benin republic speaks Yoruba, Togo speak Yoruba also Liberia etc.

Besides the language is simple to grab from slang.

I mix my Yoruba with some Igbo word because I'm used to hearing Igbo also.
Are u saying most of what we see are mainly achieved by Lagos Yorubas?
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by JAMO84: 5:01pm On Dec 18, 2022
Asgard73:


Truth is bitter to an average Yoruba man..

And where are those yorub artist during Gej and yarduA ..
So Wizkid Davido Tiwa Savage Funke Akindele were not Super stars during Gej and Yar Adua?

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by tollyboy5(m): 5:05pm On Dec 18, 2022
Justmesagi:
Are u saying most of what we see are mainly achieved by Lagos Yorubas?
The yoruba varient spoken in Lagos is what became the standard.
It came from different Yoruba tribe mixing together.

No one acheive anything we're all just speculating.

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by tollyboy5(m): 5:06pm On Dec 18, 2022
Ojiofor:
Argentina 2 France 0
Up Messi
Up Argentina
Lol Dem 4 kuku give Argentina the cup na. Which kin rubbish bdis.
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Justmesagi: 5:10pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

The yoruba varient spoken in Lagos is what became the standard.
It came from different Yoruba tribe mixing together.

No one acheive anything we're all just speculating.
ok I get u now.

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 5:11pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

Lol Dem 4 kuku give Argentina the cup na. Which kin rubbish bdis.

AS e dey pain them e dey sweet us grin grin grin

Up Argentina
France no dey game sef.
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Hardgun: 5:13pm On Dec 18, 2022
BATified2023:
simply put it as


Igbos over to u
Tor na u talk am

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by tollyboy5(m): 5:29pm On Dec 18, 2022
Ojiofor:


AS e dey pain them e dey sweet us grin grin grin

Up Argentina
France no dey game sef.
No shoton target no nothing!
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Idonweak: 5:31pm On Dec 18, 2022
Justmesagi:
Does that mean other ethnicities aren't there? Aren't they making effort to take much out of opportunities that Lagos has to offer? Which ethnicity outnumber others numerically? Which ethnicity is ruling the state? Don't be insecure like him, sir?

So because other ethnicities are within lagos, does it make it their state?
I don't support tribalism but lagos is a yoruba state with other ethnicities living in it.

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by baretalk: 5:32pm On Dec 18, 2022
Ipobians won't like this grin

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 5:32pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

No shoton target no nothing!

Exactly.
Argentina dominate the game anyhow.
Mbape is miissing in action.
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Justmesagi: 5:36pm On Dec 18, 2022
Idonweak:


So because other ethnicities are within lagos, does it make it their state?
I don't support tribalism but lagos is a yoruba state with other ethnicities living in it.
Did I ever claim it's not? I said it's dominated by Yoruba. How's this a problem?

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 5:43pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

No shoton target no nothing!

Its 2-1 now
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Aderewah: 5:45pm On Dec 18, 2022
Justmesagi:
Did I ever claim it's not? I said it's dominated by Yoruba. How's this a problem?
It’s just like saying Anambra is dominated by Igbos just because Fulani live there. There is no concept of domination of yorubas in lagos because nobody else can dominate them in their home

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 5:47pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

No shoton target no nothing!

Game don change o
Its now 2-2
Goals from Mbape.
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Paretomaster1(m): 5:49pm On Dec 18, 2022
lexylaw40:
Yoruba has always been an international language......it goes well beyond Nigerian borders

The you call HAUSA what??
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Justmesagi: 6:02pm On Dec 18, 2022
Aderewah:

It’s just like saying Anambra is dominated by Igbos just because Fulani live there. There is no concept of domination of yorubas in lagos because nobody else can dominate them in their home
See, you people should stop making a fuss over non issue. Who told u people cannot be dominated in their home? I can give u a couple of examples but I don't want to derail from the topic.
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Badb0y4lyf(m): 6:07pm On Dec 18, 2022
Even phyno no blow until Olamide feature am Nigerian music is owned by yorubas even if you be Igbo you must speak or say Yoruba slang. But Igbo make good music as at then I was at some bar listening to high life Oliver the coke Osadebe, now they have no successor all of them won hit big money business.

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Idonweak: 6:26pm On Dec 18, 2022
Justmesagi:
Did I ever claim it's not? I said it's dominated by Yoruba. How's this a problem?

How can you use the word "dominated"? When it's literally a YORUBA LAND.

Can you say Anambra is dominated by the igbos or kano is dominated by hausas


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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by tollyboy5(m): 6:46pm On Dec 18, 2022
Ojiofor:


Game don change o
Its now 2-2
Goals from Mbape.
Omo!

We don roast your ewure grin grin

Mbape golden boot Omo iyami cheesy
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 6:50pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

Omo!

We don roast your ewure grin grin

Mbape golden boot Omo iyami cheesy

Make we see how it goes on penalties..
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by Ojiofor: 7:07pm On Dec 18, 2022
tollyboy5:

Omo!

We don roast your ewure grin grin

Mbape golden boot Omo iyami cheesy

My EWU survived Mbappe's onslaught grin
Long live the GOAT!
Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by ebufa: 7:14pm On Dec 18, 2022
PandoraObi:
Of course, even in Liberia people listen to Yoruba and speak the Yoruba they do not understand

You are talking rubbish of course........Igbo is the face of Nollywood, At least in Africa,let us not talk of Gospel music sef, Yorubas do their stuff,Ndigbo also do their thing! The world is too big for afonja tribalism!

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by emerged01(m): 7:14pm On Dec 18, 2022
I agreed with OP. Watch "Riches movie" you will understand what op is saying. The movie is dope.

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by PussyMiners: 7:34pm On Dec 18, 2022
Asgard73:

Name one Yoruba Art making waves during Gej and yardua ..

And tell us why their language and movies was not making waves dominating the airwaves and social media

Tell Yoruba man truth.. he go bring tribalism join

Power to the people
Are you seriously dumb or just clowning
Dbanj , wizkid, Davido , 9ice , Olamide Badoo , Tiwa Savage, Sean tizzle, Banky W, Wande Coal etc no dey when Jonathan dey rule ??

You are obviously not the sharpest tool in the box grin cheesy

You epitomises the dumbness of the average osu.
How does federal power help Yoruba dominate the Nigerian entertainment industry?
Is there anyone greater than Fela in history of Nigeria ??

You should continue doing enema for Atiku with your tongue; that's the only thing your single digit IQ is capable of grin grin grin

PS : The Yorubas are currently ruling nollywood as well ; an entertainment sector that was previously dominated by the Igbos .

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by PussyMiners: 7:35pm On Dec 18, 2022
Basic123:

You mean the same period when wizkid,olamide and Davido were the top 3
Don't mind the foolish osu slave

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by PussyMiners: 7:37pm On Dec 18, 2022
Paretomaster1:


The you call HAUSA what??
Em dey speak Hausa outside Africa
Hausa wey no cross the Mediterranean sea..yeye

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Re: Is Yoruba Language Becoming The Face Of "Nigerian Culture"? by alanto: 7:51pm On Dec 18, 2022
Asgard73:


Truth is bitter to an average Yoruba man..

And where are those yorub artist during Gej and yarduA ..
Wizkid, Olamide, Davido, all came at the time of GEJ.....
Banky, Da Grin all came out during the time of Yaradua.. stop typing rubbish on nairaland... What tube do you even belong to? It's too late to say Igbo and if you tribe is less inconsequential than Igbo then you shouldn't be in public trying to make others small

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