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| Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by EbinPawaGovt(op): 10:53am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Igboho should take a seat please. Yoruba could not live in peace with ourself even before the whiteman came. Only tribe that begged the whiteman to colonize us when others fought them off. Were killing one another before the whiteman came. For nearly 200 years, Yoruba held one another on the jugular to annihilate ourselves. A city like Ibadan came into existence because of our hatred for one another. In fact, Nigeria's crisis started in Yorubaland because every region could conduct peaceful election except us. Is that what Sunday Igboho wants to go back to? The Northern Region and Eastern Region can survive, but I Don't trust our West. In fact, Yoruba has seeming peace today because we have other distractions. Yoruba ronu... |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by Paraman: 11:01am On Mar 28, 2024 |
You will wail till 2031 |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by EmperorCaesar(m): 11:04am On Mar 28, 2024 |
I heard the red cand yellow card wasnt used in the early years of football cause FIFA thought its impossible to for a person to knowing and willing hit/kick an opponent until they started seeing it happen I once thought its impossible for humans to reason and act lower than animals until i saw this thread See bogus claims with zero historical backings I know the shape of your head already...I know where the sun rises in the day ![]() |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by TopBanter: 11:07am On Mar 28, 2024 |
EmperorCaesar:lol. No need to say anything else. The reasoning of a flat head will always be flat. |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by Christistruth00: 11:11am On Mar 28, 2024*. Modified: 1:39pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
As long as Ooni ,Alaafin ,Awujale ,Alake and other Obas are not on Board The Yoruba Nation campaign is just for entertainment Yorubas do appreciate it's entertainment comedy value especially with the nonsense Nollywood has now started doing with Bobrisky and Co |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by carterguccy(m): 11:14am On Mar 28, 2024 |
EbinPawaGovt:Flat head, yam leg 🤣🤣🤣🤣! I need not say much... y'all know what it is...!
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| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by EbinPawaGovt(op): 11:23am On Mar 28, 2024 |
Christistruth00:I think you made an important point. Yotuba Nation is strictly entertainmanet just like NollyWood ![]() |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by TopBanter: 11:29am On Mar 28, 2024 |
EbinPawaGovt:Bro try and get a life and at least an iota of shame na. Are you people not tired of your reputation as propagandist liars and completely unprincipled people? Yo have the worst reputation in Africa for faking everything including drugs that kill newborn babies. Imagine !!! Now you are also kings of pretending to be who you are not. Na wa. A people with zero conscience, scruples or principles. |
| Re: Does Sunday Igboho Really Believe Yoruba Nation Would Last More Than 48 Hours? by AlaafinOfOyo: 12:52pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Well, history does not always determine future. Let's hope for the better... |
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