₦airaland Forum

upower123:
How do we lost it...

popweezy:
This was when Nigeria was still a country with great hope and vision. When Nigeria still believed in the youths. Unlike what it is at the moment.
I believe Nigeria will be great again. Inshaallah!!

Benwallt:
Ibos died whatever was left with their needless coup in 1966.

imiski:
The billionaires would not like this thread

Benwallt:
Ibos died whatever was left with their needless coup in 1966.

BeardedMeat:
And you never rose from the ashes for nearly 60yrs now that you have headed successive governments? Now, who is the master?

@topic, Awos dream was brutally quashed with the establishment of Oluwole university to the extent that one of it's students is now president of the most populous black nation.

Benwallt:
Where's the oluwole University located? U see, when we talk una no get sense una go dey vex. Your heads are constantly in the wood. Awo was bigger than the southeast.

imiski:
The billionaires would not like this thread

BeardedMeat:
Awo is even greater than Mohammed yet committed suicide.

The Wayray is asking where Oluwole university is located 😅

EmperorCaesar:


From 1981?

He knows the essence of leaving a valuable and lasting legacy for those behind.

It goes to prove the conservative mindset of the SW leaders and their dying wish to have generations of civil, talented and educated minds till the end of time


This was exactly how ancient Greek philosophers ensured formal education spread across the area, as they believed this would help rebirth and concentrate the greatest mind in the world within Athens and Sparkta.

God Bless the Yorubas

Benwallt:
Where's the oluwole University located? U see, when we talk una no get sense una go dey vex. Your heads are constantly in the wood. Awo was bigger than the southeast.

BeardedMeat:
And you never rose from the ashes for nearly 60yrs now that you have headed successive governments? Now, who is the master?

@topic, Awos dream was brutally quashed with the establishment of Oluwole university to the extent that one of it's students is now president of the most populous black nation.