Aareonakakanfo:
Oduastates this Dr Sylvester's picture is very large ooo, infact nairaland is telling me there's no space on the page

WIZGUY69:




Chief Afe Babalola
Femi Falana
Prof. Funmi Falusi
Alhaji Musa Ayeni
Prince Julius Adelusi
Antonia Yetunde Alabi
Bishop Peter Awelewa
Oluwatosin Helen
Mrs Folusho Olaniyan
Professor Akin Oyebode
Chief Woke Olanipekun

WIZGUY69:



Are you mocking him

Aminat508:

STFUareyouGod

Aareonakakanfo:
Top 7 destinations in South-west Nigeria.




1. Old Oyo National Park


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The Old Oyo National Park is located between northern Oyo State and southern Kwara State of Nigeria. It covers an area of 2,512 km2, mostly of lowland plains at a height of 330m and 508m above sea level. It is a dense forest park reserve that can be accessed from Saki, Iseyin, Igboho, Sepeteri, Tede, and Igbeti; and is a forestry rich in plant and animal life.

Hundreds of rare animals like the Kobs, Baboon, Red Monkey, Roan antelope, Bush buck, Red or green ioribe, daiker and waterbucks have been sighted at the park. There is a rich wildlife in the park, and it boasts of ancient rock outcrops and cave shelters in the extreme north of the park. There are also scattered hills, ridges, and rocky outcrops that can be used for mountaineering purposes.

oduastates:


Please we want proven researchers, inventor and achievers and not political, civil service and paper professors.

zimoni:


The park is very big. Have never heard of it, this is the first time.

2,512km2 is huge. Lagos is about 1,000km2.

2,512km2 equals to 251,200Hectares.

Oyo State is big.

Aareonakakanfo:



Fun fact: Oyo state+ekiti is bigger than the whole of Alaigbo

WIZGUY69:
Teachers, Pensioners Laud
Fayose’s Achievements


Teachers and pensioners in Ekiti State have
commended Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele
Fayose for the remarkable achievements recorded
in his first year in office despite the obvious
political and economic challenges confronting his
government.
The teachers and pensioners under the aegis of
the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) and Nigeria
Union of Pensioners ( NUP), said they are proud
of the governor and his determination to move the
state forward.



www.ekitistate.gov.ng/2015/10/teachers-pensioners-laud-fayoses-achievements/

9jacrip:
Like someone said, we need a radio platform to sensitize not just the youths but the old folks as well.

We need social media presence. The IGs, Twitters and Facebooks to further create some level of awareness.

These mediums will hijack the brainwashed off of the ship of politicians and political parties and also raise a level of Oduduwa nationalism across SWest.

We have talked too much on this thread, are there going to be any actions?

Aareonakakanfo:




There are several Oodua facebook pages and twitter handles but they don't get much support from Yoruba youths.Whenever the issue of Regional autonomy or Yoruba independence is brought up on those Yoruba pages on Facebook, you need to see the way the "One Nigeria" evangelists come out in their Agbadas.They defend the one Nigeria like they're being paid for It.I've tried to educate them on several occasions but it has always been fruitless

9jacrip:


True.

But then, are we going to give up because of the one Nigeria touts?

Aareonakakanfo:


There are several Oodua facebook pages and twitter handles but they don't get much support from Yoruba youths.Whenever the issue of Regional autonomy or Yoruba independence is brought up on those Yoruba pages on Facebook, you need to see the way the "One Nigeria" evangelists come out in their Agbadas.They defend the one Nigeria like they're being paid for It.I've tried to educate them on several occasions but it has always been fruitless

Aareonakakanfo:



Definitely No! we'll keep trying.I'm sure some of them must have been going through our comments on this thread and having a "rethink".The more we show them the potentials of an Independent Yoruba nation, the more awakened they become.A lot of them converted during the Oba of Lagos vs Igbos saga though, maybe we need more of that.

SpambotKiller1:


Ha!

Classic case of Stockholm syndrome.

Reminiscent of ttype of slaves Harriet Tubman was trying to save and give freedom, but they refused freedom cos they didn't know they were slaves and a lot of them have become so comfortable in their shackles.

And I'm sure a lot of these folks go to bed hungry, depressed, and frustrated at night blaming the devil for their problem cos of how messed up Nigeria is - while hoping for miracles when the first step to moving into a better space is right in-front of them.

Aareonakakanfo:



Definitely No! we'll keep trying.I'm sure some of them must have been going through our comments on this thread and having a "rethink".The more we show them the potentials of an Independent Yoruba nation, the more awakened they become.A lot of them converted during the Oba of Lagos vs Igbos saga though, maybe we need more of that.

9jacrip:



Definitely

I just cannot wait for the larger percentage to be part of the renaissance so we can lift off.

And we can redraw the border and have Igbos like

Arch1:
I was in Church(i am a bad boy but i go to church atimes. Na God go forgive me ) few sundays ago. The pastor told us to pray for the unity of Nigeria, that Nigeria should not break up. If you see the eye wey i take look the pastor ontop pulpit. My prayer was the opposite. I asked God to break Nigeria up as soon as possible.

Aareonakakanfo:



I relish the prospect of seeing a Yorubaland where all Chi/Chukwu names will be converted to Oluwa,where the cheeks of migrants will be lacerated with Abaja marks as their proof of having permanent residence and Abaja Olowu as their proof of Citizenship.