₦airaland Forum

Softmirror:
The British gave room for secession, other opportunities arose to separate. The Northern political elite once stood against a one Nigeria. Even Awolowo, the Yoruba political elite was determined to not to be part of a one Nigeria.

The person wey God no go forgive sabi himself.

sreamsense:
You should have given or sold those your information to Obi and his lawyers when he needed it most, but sadly; you allowed south west to use their sopstication in knowledge to thrash obi best lawyers. Nzogbu, nzogbu approach doesn't solve issue like this, humble yourself and accept them as your boss and leader of the south. Sell your information to Obi against 2027 so that his lawyers can make use of it

Ofunaofu:
With a Yoruba president in office today, what is stopping him, the current Yoruba elites, and coupled with the ongoing Yoruba Nation agitators from pushing for secession from Nigeria?

Let’s not forget,Tinubu himself once said he doesn’t believe in 'One Nigeria.' So, what exactly is holding him back now?

seunmsg:
Tell the lawmakers from your region to present a bill to the National Assembly to get legal backing for your referendum and eventual secession.

Softmirror:
Nothing is holding him. Except his respect for the foundation laid by Azikiwe, Ironsi.... 😁

The truth is, he is doing that already, systematical from Lagos State but you have been crying. 😁

Ofunaofu:
so let me get this straight, softmirror. Tinubu, the same man who once loudly questioned the idea of “One Nigeria” when it suited his political ambition, is now suddenly being held back by "respect" for Azikiwe and Ironsi? That’s a reach even for a loyal tribálist like you. 😂

Listen, what’s really holding him back is power.
Tinubu didn't fight, grab, snatch his way to Aso Rock to break the same system that gave him the presidency. Secession is no longer profitable to him, he is now the system.

As for this imaginary “systematic secession from Lagos,” that’s just typical delusion. Lagos is still feeding the federal structure, still bound by the constitution, and still a part of Nigeria. Or are you now calling marginal infrastructural upgrades “secession”?

You can't scream One Nigeria when it benefits your own, and then gaslight others when they demand equity or self-determination. If Tinubu really believed in Yoruba Nation, he’d act but he doesn’t. Today, He believes in Tinubu Nation. You softmirror, other Agbadoos are not part of it. Big difference.

Softmirror:
He is already doing it in Lagos and you have been crying. A litmus test. 😁

Skeyskey:
What do you do for a living?

ibechris:
The western Yorubas holds the position of the richest but the wealthiest are the igbo tribe.

LegendHero:
The irony here is that you are from the ethnik with the most drug trafficking arrest from a single entity in world history.

Everything in that text in 1960 still hold true today.

Softmirror:
He is already doing it in Lagos and you have been crying. A litmus test. 😁

ZombieDredd:
Lagos is no mans land......Bwala and FG.

Argue with your yard people

Brenbentondiaz:
Any lie to reduce your agony is OK.

MasterJayJay:
Time magazine should visit Nigeria again. Currently, the only stadium in Nigeria approved by FIFA for football matches is not in any of the region of those 3 tribes.

LegendHero:
In 1960, when Nigeria won its independence, it became at birth the world's most populous black state and Africa's biggest question mark.

Held together in uneasy federation, the country numbered some 250 tribes and languages, three principal religions (Moslem. Christian, animist), and three big, traditionally hostile regions:

—the feudal, Moslem North, which claims half the entire population of Nigeria;

—the East, dominated by the astute, industrious Ibo tribes; and

—the West, richest and most advanced of all three, whose Yoruba tribesmen are Nigeria's most sophisticated citizens.

As big as Texas and Oklahoma combined, with some 45 million inhabitants-give or take 10 million-Nigeria seemed less a nation than a concatenation, a haphazard creation of British colonists who ruled it for 60 years and dubbed it the "white man's grave."

Softmirror:
Argue ke. I can only quote Bwala own words back to you.

“Don’t misinterpret what I said in my interview this morning. Culturally, historically, and constitutionally, Lagos belongs to the Yoruba people, and that has never been in contention.”

“The unique identity of Lagos as a Yoruba homeland is settled and beyond dispute. What I emphasised was the special place Lagos occupies in Nigeria and indeed West Africa — a city that, much like New York, Paris, or London, serves as the commercial nerve centre of our economy.”

ibechris:
The western Yorubas holds the position of the richest but the wealthiest are the igbo tribe.

ibechris:
How many rich men in Saudi Arabia,Dubai,Oman,Qatar and Egypt are topping the Forbe's list yet they are the richest in the world by wealth distribution.

Go and read more about wealth distribution I no dey like argue with blind people.

EvilMerodack:
No be you dey claim say you dey spend 1billion per month? Which school you go sef?

Just drop links to any verifiable data and let's see for ourselves. We don't dwell on hearsay in the SW

EvilMerodack:
Drop link,bro.

So, according to you, Saudi and Egypt have more wealthy men than the USA 😂

Softmirror:
The British gave room for secession, other opportunities arose to separate. The Northern political elite once stood against a one Nigeria. Even Awolowo, the Yoruba political elite was determined to not to be part of a one Nigeria.

The person wey God no go forgive sabi himself.

Azikiwe. Say it boldly

Softmirror:
He is already doing it in Lagos and you have been crying. A litmus test. 😁

Softmirror:
Argue ke. I can only quote Bwala own words back to you.

“Don’t misinterpret what I said in my interview this morning. Culturally, historically, and constitutionally, Lagos belongs to the Yoruba people, and that has never been in contention.”

“The unique identity of Lagos as a Yoruba homeland is settled and beyond dispute. What I emphasised was the special place Lagos occupies in Nigeria and indeed West Africa — a city that, much like New York, Paris, or London, serves as the commercial nerve centre of our economy.”

ZombieDredd:
You go explain taya.

It is still no mans land....FG and Bwala