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Same you that give people false hopes on your threads. Nigeria hypocrisy

These clowns will open threads and try to prove to be a saint while passing other people off as bad.
Get a life

Hopeless slaves to the oppressive system. Prostrating to the same oba that will tax them heavily.

It's south east people especially.

Peperipepe:
It's south east people especially.

This comment right here is why your oppressors hold you in bondage. This thread was not a tribal affair. But just so you know, this happened in South West Nigeria.

Precisely Yorubaland.

SeraphicWind:
This picture speaks thousands of unspoken sad words.

I am not talking about the prostration or the respect it connotates. Heck, I may do same if I see such an elderly and revered king too. Not his picture though because he is not GOD. But I too may prostrate if I see him physically even though it is not our culture.

But the prostration is not what the post is about. It goes deeper than that.

I need no one to tell me that this man is suffering from acute LACK, HUNGER, DEPRIVATION and WANT.

This man is a pictorial depiction of a DEFEATED MAN. The sad part is that he is not alone. Millions in Nigeria are in this same extremely sorry state.

This begs the big question.

Why are there still people like this amidst abundant resources and avoidable wastage by criminals masquerading as leaders and politicians?

Highly despicable and unfortunate

Hmmm it's a sign of loyalty and respect for the king.

tunde1200:
Hmmm it's a sign of loyalty and respect for the king.

This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

By the way, the money Nyesom Wike wasted in renovating a worthless event centre that yields no real value for the masses could have been used to import 1 million bags of rice from Pakistan or India. This will crash the price of rice which is a major staple for survival all over the world.

Rr

MrColdsweat:
Hopeless slaves to the oppressive system. Prostrating to the same oba that will tax them heavily.

Is Oba the government?

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

Same way the men below have all been defeated too.

I

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SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

Defeated abi?
You will run away from this thread.

See your traditional ruler here.

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

Kneeling means defeat, right?

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

Defeated people's club.

Slytiger:
Is Oba the government?

There is no Royalty where he comes from, so he doesn't understand how it works.

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

These ones even refused to stand up.

SeraphicWind:
This is not loyalty. He has been defeated. Life is dealing with him seriously. That picture is a sort of hope for him to get a better living.

Former Governor.
This is his own hope to get a better living.

To some of you Yorubas, it is all about whataboutism.

This life is far bigger than competition.

Just so you know, I respect Nnamdi Kanu for fighting to liberate his people but I will never bow down to Nnamdi Kanu. On the other hand, I will bow down to the Oba in question because of his age and his status as a revered king of a people.

I have said this before that this thread is not for competition. It is about the Nigerian system that beats her own people into servitude and subservience.

Some of you may even drive past this old man without looking twice at him or his condition.

Continue to worship and praise your oppressors because the system favours you today.

Just a while back, the Northerners were the biggest beneficiaries of the shrewd Nigerian system. But today, they are the biggest complainers.

Life has a way of dealing with wicked people.

SeraphicWind:
To some of you Yorubas, it is all about whataboutism.

This life is far bigger than competition.

Just so you know, I respect Nnamdi Kanu for fighting to liberate his people but I will never bow down to Nnamdi Kanu. On the other hand, I will bow down to the Oba in question because of his age and his status as a revered king of a people.

I have said this before that this thread is not for competition. It is about the Nigerian system that beats her own people into servitude and subservience.

Some of you may even drive past this old man without looking twice at him or his condition.

Continue to worship and praise your oppressors because the system favours you today.

Just a while back, the Northerners were the biggest beneficiaries of the shrewd Nigerian system. But today, they are the biggest complainers.

Life has a way of dealing with wicked people.

pls don't mind them my brother,,am yoruba and i got ur message.. Bastards people thinking everything is about tribe and politics

Gh

A Yoruba man prostrating for a Yoruba king is not a sign of defeat or suffering, you know you opened this thread for tribalistic purpose.

His act is part of his culture, his culture is his identity.
When the royal staff is passing through the ancient villages, ppl kneel down until the staff is no longer seen
That is a culture with history and it will be difficult to understand by outsiders

SeraphicWind:
This picture speaks thousands of unspoken sad words.

I am not talking about the prostration or the respect it connotates. Heck, I may do same if I see such an elderly and revered king too. Not his picture though because he is not GOD. But I too may prostrate if I see him physically even though it is not our culture. Out of respect and honour not out of subservience and defeat.

But the prostration is not what the post is about. It goes deeper than that.

I need no one to tell me that this man is suffering from acute LACK, HUNGER, DEPRIVATION and WANT.

This man is a pictorial depiction of a DEFEATED MAN. The sad part is that he is not alone. Millions in Nigeria are in this same extremely sorry situation.

This begs the big question.

Why are there still people like this amidst abundant resources and avoidable wastage by criminals masquerading as leaders and politicians?

Black People;

Why do you like to see your fellow human beings suffer? This man may not have eaten for the day. But all around him, people are wasting resources and living in wastage opulence.

Things are hard, but fund money and take your drugs

Can't u see those that support criminals in govt because he is their tribes man...are they not defeated physically and spiritually.

People who would never like to see their sons and daughters as thieves and prostitutes but would support thieves in Govt.

Shame of a people.

pls my igbo brothers, don't mind this tribalistic op,..i am igbo and we have several examples to use from my alaigbo region but he instead used pic from another region .. tribalistic people thinking everything is about tribe..

OP you better stop it oh!
Bowing and prostrating to a banner is now the new form of SOPHISTICATION.