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helinues:
Stop being a tribal bigot. This thread is about Africa. Why did you single out Yoruba which is a tribe? Not even the country

Have some shame and stop this tribal jingoistic

Because you are Yoruba ... How did you know people would land grab if your people don't do it

mrvitalis:
Because you are Yoruba ... How did you know people would land grab if your people don't do it

Igbo boy, express yourself without always trolling the Yoruba's

You keep on being annoying with your boring attitude which you are not interested in improving on

helinues:
Igbo boy, express yourself without always trolling the Yoruba's

You keep on being annoying with your boring attitude which you are not interested in improving on

Oga you said there would be land grabbing
Tell us by who are you sacred to call names?

mrvitalis:
Oga you said there would be land grabbing
Tell us by who are you sacred to call names?

Who are you to be asking me dumbo questions

Shove your questions into whatever

You are not even interested in having self respect

helinues:
Who are you to be asking me dumbo questions

Shove your questions into whatever

You are not even interested in having self respect

Lmaoo😂😂😂😂 this guy is funny sha... Anything to protect your little British project

obidark:
this map is not right....

if you consider tribes have cultural relations with other tribes in africa then it shouldnt look like this....

mali empire stretched very far till borders of morocco....

soo their would be much less line than today....
yorubas have cultural relatives till far inside ghana....their are ghanaians that understand yoruba....

your map is not with facts on ground....

There are no part of Ghana who speaks Yoruba, please can you name this part? those in new-town are Yorubas who normally come from Nigeria to sell stuffs and those who has been living there for many years and refused to come back to Nigeria, very few of them, kindly stop lying on Nairaland ire o

Yorubafather:
There are no part of Ghana who speaks Yoruba, please can you name this part? those in new-town are Yorubas who normally come from Nigeria to sell stuffs and those who has been living there for many years and refused to come back to Nigeria, very few of them, kindly stop lying on Nairaland ire o

The issue with your likes is you like to argue blindly.

Have you been to Ghana? Do know the market called Mokola market? Do you know a place called James Town in Accra? How about Tudu motor park?

CaptainGo:
No it wasn't.
Our political leaders have been terrible.

Yeah, our political leaders saw the loophole in that arrangement and used it to whip sentiments to advance their own interests

Babinski:
You are wrong. That kind of division cannot lead to any meaningful development. Development comes from people pooling their strengths across ethnic divides.

What did thousands of years of ethnic-based groupings do for African development aside intra-ethnic and inter-ethnic supremacy and subjugation battles?

The Europeans came to trade with us in the 15th Century and met us underdeveloped and that was what led to colonization. We weren't advanced then even to the level of making a Dane gun.

Have you read Why Nations Fail by Daron Acemoglu? You sound like you've read the book.

Mtceeew.

Yorubafather:
There are no part of Ghana who speaks Yoruba, please can you name this part? those in new-town are Yorubas who normally come from Nigeria to sell stuffs and those who has been living there for many years and refused to come back to Nigeria, very few of them, kindly stop lying on Nairaland ire o

see what those lines europeans drew caused you....

northerners dont see things the same way like you....

look how south africa was drawn big with uk on it....

soo their were no people in that area called south africa before europeans arrived....??

have you forgotin the bushmen....??
you just took a map from internet and take it as fact....

some of you blacks are the worst enemies of blacks....

helinues:
Stop being a tribal bigot. This thread is about Africa. Why did you single out Yoruba which is a tribe? Not even the country

Have some shame and stop this tribal jingoistic

typical yoruba man

sweetonugbu:
typical yoruba man

here we go again....

We cant even see anything

CaptainGo:
Nigeria has one government, one trade, one economy, no borders, yet Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba are at each other's neck.

It is easier said than done.

Nigeria is a bad example.

ASAPFERG:
ode omo igbo

APC rat

Yorubafather:
There are no part of Ghana who speaks Yoruba, please can you name this part? those in new-town are Yorubas who normally come from Nigeria to sell stuffs and those who has been living there for many years and refused to come back to Nigeria, very few of them, kindly stop lying on Nairaland ire o

That you don't know doesn't mean it's not true! Have you ever heard of an ethnic group in Ghana called the Ga? I bet you haven't, never! They are the owner of Accra,the capital city of Ghana. The Ga are Lukumi Yoruba, originally from Oyo Ile with ancestral root in Ile Ife,Osun State of Nigeria. The Ga of Ghana are indigenous Yoruba of Ghana. Their King,the Ga Mantse of Accra,often visits Ooni of Ile Ife. The Ga people acknowledge their Yoruba roots and regard Ile Ife as their ancestral home.

Before you argue with anyone next time,it will save you the embarrassment if only you'll just carry out a little research via Google. So you know,there are indigenous Yoruba in Nigeria, Benin Republic,Togo,Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia,and Ivory coast. This is a verifiable fact.

helinues:
The issue with your likes is you like to argue blindly.

Have you been to Ghana? Do know the market called Mokola market? Do you know a place called James Town in Accra? How about Tudu motor park?

Yes, I have been to all these places, have been to Vienna city night club and a lot of other popular clubs, only place you can buy amala and ewedu na for New town, Yoruba traders are many in Mokola Market mostly women, dude where do you know in Accra self? kolebu area, abossey okai, circle, 37 military, airport close to Accra mall, do you know the immigration office? or Dankwa circle, sprintex, how many will i mention .... Hellinus, you may know only few places in Accra but i can take you around the whole Accra and beyond, we no be mate for traveling, ire o

OROSUNBOLB:
That you don't know doesn't mean it's not true! Have you ever heard of an ethnic group in Ghana called the Ga? I bet you haven't, never! They are the owner of Accra,the capital city of Ghana. The Ga are Lukumi Yoruba, originally from Oyo Ile with ancestral root in Ile Ife,Osun State of Nigeria. The Ga of Ghana are indigenous Yoruba of Ghana. Their King,the Ga Mantse of Accra,often visits Ooni of Ile Ife. The Ga people acknowledge their Yoruba roots and regard Ile Ife as their ancestral home.

Before you argue with anyone next time,it will save you the embarrassment if only you'll just carry out a little research via Google. So you know,there are indigenous Yoruba in Nigeria, Benin Republic,Togo,Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia,and Ivory coast. This is a verifiable fact.

Ga is Accra people and have ancestry link with Yorubas just like Ewes but they don't speak Yoruba, i don't know other part of Togo who speak Yoruba apart from Atakpame people, i have bought something from a lady around port-novo with Yoruba language and she responded quite well, my friend who i was driving with was very surprised, my point is that those in Ghana has lost their Yoruba language, they have another language called Ga, and Ewes speaks ewe language, i often called them Ayigbe ..... I've met a lot of both Ewes and Ga people.

Ethnic homogenity can never be the basis for a morden day nation state

Yorubafather:
Yes, I have been to all these places, have been to Vienna city night club and a lot of other popular clubs, only place you can buy amala and ewedu na for New town, Yoruba traders are many in Mokola Market mostly women, dude where do you know in Accra self? kolebu area, abossey okai, circle, 37 military, airport close to Accra mall, do you know the immigration office? or Dankwa circle, sprintex, how many will i mention .... Hellinus, you may know only few places in Accra but i can take you around the whole Accra and beyond, we no be mate for traveling, ire o

Hahahah, see this one. I will get you lost for Accra. Where in Accra, Spintex, Damsouma, Kokomlele? Where?

If you knew about Mokola, then was was your earlier comments about? Denying the reality?

helinues:
Hahahah, see this one. I will get you lost for Accra. Where in Accra, Spintex, Damsouma, Kokomlele? Where?

If you knew about Mokola, then was was your earlier comments about? Denying the reality?

Mokola is a big market along tudu ... if i start mentioning place e go long, Legon down to Madina down to Adenta, Tema, Dzorwulu .... if i carry you enter Ghana and leave you, you got lost bro, only bolt or uber go save you, we don travel beyond Accra, central region and Kumasi also ... East Region- i like Aburi most ...very cold place with snow, you won't dare on your AC unless you want to freeze in the morning ... give it a try

Yorubafather:
Mokola is a big market along tudu ... if i start mentioning place e go long, Legon down to Madina down to Adenta, Tema, Dzorwulu .... if i carry you enter Ghana and leave you, you got lost bro, only bolt or uber go save you, we don travel beyond Accra, central region and Kumasi also ... East Region- i like Aburi most ...very cold place with snow, you won't dare on your AC unless you want to freeze in the morning ... give it a try

Stop talking nonsense. When did you start going to Ghana? I first visited Ghana as far back as 2015

helinues:
Hahahah, see this one. I will get you lost for Accra. Where in Accra, Spintex, Damsouma, Kokomlele? Where?

If you knew about Mokola, then was was your earlier comments about? Denying the reality?

abossey okai to dansoman is just few minues less than 6 minutes .... give it a trial at golden tulip hotel along the kotoka airport road not far from head office of (FBN Ghana) the same as first bank of Nigeria in Ghana

helinues:
Stop talking nonsense. When did you start going to Ghana? I first visited Ghana as far back as 2015

You are talking to someone who visited Ghana as early as of 2009, men pass men oo

helinues:
Stop talking nonsense. When did you start going to Ghana? I first visited Ghana as far back as 2015

Tinubu na motor park

helinues:
Stop talking nonsense. When did you start going to Ghana? I first visited Ghana as far back as 2015

Na 2015 you dey call "far back"?

Mbanda:
Na 2015 you dey call "far back"?

Mbanda, stop trolling others and get a meaningful life.

When no be say the trolling na curse on you

https://www.nairaland.com/mbanda/posts

Daddyk87:
Europeans were our root of Nigeria problems.
We can't understand ourselves too difficult to govern.

Yet foolish Niggers are still fighting to preserve what WHite people created to exploit them forever…

Today they are mad when the likes of Calvin Bassey suffers racial abuse in the EPL…but why wouldn’t he when you Blacks are having erections of a Slave trading “Barclays” Premier league till date…

See them on the sports section running mouth and know it all regarding a White people’s money maker…
LOL

Blacks…. Will they change?

ASAPFERG:
I think it would have been cool

Lol😊 How could this have been possible?

It would've been arguments, fights, and bloodshed all round

Babinski:
A country like Nigeria in what sense? In terms of ethnic diversity, population or development?

Forget about all the grandstanding, it is supported by historical and current facts that Africans have continued to struggle with developmental governance for centuries till date. Governance is largely seen by Africans from the lens of absolute monarchy, where it is an opportunity to enrich self, clans and ethnic groups, exert supremacy and subjugate others. Such.mindset can never lead to the developments achieved by Europeans.

Africans are even now still extremely primitive in their moral and political consciousness

If only we had grown to the stage where we could cooperate with each other it would've been totally impossible for the Europeans to successfully carry out the transatlantic slave trade, via which they were able to industrialize their societies on both sides of the Atlantic