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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by angiography(m): 7:31pm On Nov 20, 2015

Ritchiee:
I don't believe that crap about weapons.People exacerbate issues out of proportion...

I don't believe the 'weaponry' too...yea, I agree with you...

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by interloper(m): 7:37pm On Nov 20, 2015

with the introduction of a non indigene tuition fees or out of state tuition fees to me? it's a very wise thing and i certainly commend the proponents of this idea and executors albeit not like 300% though . . . .that's killing.

but i would enjoin all states in nigeria to throw in some kind of non resident or non indigent stealth tax across the country and curb this idea of folks heading en mass to other states and pile pressure on their social services and local infrastructure, that in itself will apart bring in some revenues to government coffers and this new found revenue can be used to compliment whatever budgetary allocation for such program however token it might be.

the psychological benefits is even in measurable and this would certainly help create a good resident/non resident relationship, as the former will not look down on the later as fighting him in his turf for limited available resources without contributing nothing and the later will in turn appreciate the former in so many levels as a 'son of the soil'.

i really don't blame the guys introducing 300% come think of it, it's a far better option than randomly deporting anyone lest one be accused of internal depotation and all them constitutional nuances that wil arise from such an action . . . . . .

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by zimoni(f): 7:38pm On Nov 20, 2015

patrickmuf:
I'm from Cross River but to be honest I love it here...Did my youth service at Ife North LGA 2yrs ago...
I appreciate the quality of post/posters here...Kat, Dayo, Gbawe and others here represent maturity...

You are welcome on board Bro. Let me call Aareonakakanfo to issue you an ID card.

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 7:55pm On Nov 20, 2015

CabbieAC:

Wow! you just rekindled my belief with those comments you quoted

Shymm3x join me in jumping back on the Aregbe train

Loool.

That's the debt train I'll like to avoid like a plague.

Add being clueless to it and that's double whammy of bad luck.

Thanks, but no thanks. grin

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by patrickmuf(m): 7:58pm On Nov 20, 2015

zimoni:

You are welcome on board Bro. Let me call Aareonakakanfo to issue you an ID card.

lol I qualify as an Omoluabi... Osun state anthem still plays in my head "Kàgbega gbogbo gbogbo"

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by interloper(m): 8:01pm On Nov 20, 2015

IlekeHD:

OMG I'm not Desola lol.

Although I take it as a compliment. We're two diff people from two diff states at two different location and with the same culture. Desola is cray tho, I'm nice.

if i may ask . . .whatever became of desola? years back she was a real enigma on nairaland and despite my many years of being on ghost mode, i found her to be a real class act anytime.

just to let the guys that gave birth to this thread celebrating all things yoruba know . . . . as events unfolds positvely out here, more and more yoruba folks will be incline to log off their ghost mode and contribute meaningfully to discussion in here, some threads back then was a tard too dirty to even come on board and every one and everything had something so bad to say to one another, but safe zone to be here for me and hopefully i speak on behalf of many ghost members too.

again i commend the progenitors of this thread to continue to keep it clean/tidy and we all be good, am sure we will get the occasional wolves wanting to create drama on some fast moving threads, best we continue to isolate em and continue to enjoy the well thought of opinions and ideas the yoruba are notoriously famous for in a good way . . . . . thoughts

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 8:06pm On Nov 20, 2015

zimoni:

Amen ooo Aunty.

We would have had religion crisis in Osun if not for awareness and education. The Alfas have been brainwashing their followers yet the followers have not started attacking people up till now. I believe they find it hard to attack their own people.

That is why I frowned at the strategy used by PDP and Omisore to wrestled power from Aregbesola. They called him Boko Haram and various derogatory names in his first tenure.

During the campaign, Omisore said he was going to return public schools to the missionaries who built the schools. If the schools are returned to the missionaries, non-christian students may be discouraged from attending such public schools. If that should happen(God forbid), we would have Boko Haram Terrorists in Osun and South West in general in the next 10years. Those kids must never be discouraged from attending pulic schools. They learn a lot in 12years they spend in schools.

Lord Have Mercy.

Hmmm, na wa o

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:07pm On Nov 20, 2015

Aareonakakanfo:

[b][color=#770077]Before I go further,legend has it that you drink water from a colander.Please I'd like to know how true that is.One of your students told us

Hailing you right back Aare.
I have been on the road sincce my last post, hence my muted silence.

Erm...the honorific you bequeathed applies more appropriately to eminent Nairalanders like Naptu2, who unsuprisingly never gets caught in anyone's cross hairs. wink

Now once you assemble missing in action Pukkah, Ekt_Bear, Take_dat, and so many others who have been kind enough to grace this thread, you know you've got a repository of knowledge that cannot easily be surpassed. Truth be told, I only come here to soak up knowledge via e-osmosis.

...off to catch up on the rest of this thread.

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 8:08pm On Nov 20, 2015

This is the list of Yoruba boys I found playing for different football academies in the UK. They're all U-18, apart from Oduwa. I purposely left out a few established ones like: Ola Aina, Dele Alli, Moses Odubajo, and Dominic Solanke.

Considering how difficult it's to get into football academies in the UK - especially when you have gone past the "schoolboy" age. These guys are talented. Coupled with the fact that, when you're not white, it's more difficult. So you have to be supremely talented and composed when you go for trials. And once you flop one chance during trials, you may not be able to get another one.

Chelsea
Fikayo Tomori

Arsenal
Tolaji Bola
Nathan Tella
Toby Omole
Marc Bola

Liverpool
Sheyi Ojo
Bobby Adekanye

Manchester United
Tosin Kehinde

Manchester City
Tosin Adarabioyo
Nathaniel Oseni

West Ham United
Tunji Akinola
Emmanuel Onariase

Crystal Palace
Jason Akiotu
Fisayo Adarabioyo

Fulham
Elijah Adebayo
Dennis Adeniran

Charlton Athletic
Ademola Lookman

Leicester City
Andre Olukanmi

Leeds United
Moses Abioye
Dipo Olaosun
Nicky Ajose

QPR
Olamide Shodipo

Reading
Daniel Akinwunmi
Gabriel Osho
Hammed Lawal

Sheffield United
Emmanuel Adebowale

Southampton FC
Olufela Olomola

Stoke City FC
Shola Ayoola

Sunderland
Avis Ganiyu

Tottenham Hotspurs
Daniel Akindayini
Emmanuel Sonupe
Nathan Oduwa

Wimbledon FC
Toyosi Olusanya

Cardiff City
Adedeji Oshilaja

Burnley
Olatunde Bayode

Bradford City
Kesi Omolokun

cc: aareonakakanfo/CabbieAC, tupacshakur, forgiveness, raumdeuter, interloper et al

P.S: you can highlight the names you feel aren't Yoruba names on the list.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 8:12pm On Nov 20, 2015

Loool.

Why did the spambot ban me for posting names? grin

OAM4J, mukina2, r231, and lalasticlala - I beg you help me unban my "shymm3x" handle and also please help me open my last post.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 8:13pm On Nov 20, 2015

Naptu2 hope you will join us someday

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by zimoni(f): 8:17pm On Nov 20, 2015

OnReflection:

Hailing you right back Aare.
I have been on the road sincce my last post, hence my muted silence.

Erm...the honorific you bequeathed applies more appropriately to eminent Nairalanders like Naptu2, who unsuprisingly never gets caught in anyone's cross hairs. Now once you assemble missing in action Pukkah, Ekt_Bear, Take_dat, and so many others who have been kind enough to grace this thread, you know you've got a repository of knowledge that cannot easily be surpassed. Truth be told, I only come here to soak up knowledge via e-osmosis.

...off to catch up on the rest of this thread.

Whaoooo

I remember take_dat, he likes to post big big grammar just like Jakumo.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by PrincessJaneDoe: 8:21pm On Nov 20, 2015

Katsumoto:

First you called me a girl and then you upgraded me to a Pa.

How did I offend you Iya? Kini mo se?

E jo ema binu. O ri idoba le ni mo wa.

Ha! ejo e di de o. You are one of the professors on here, so I thought to accord you your respect

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:22pm On Nov 20, 2015

Katsumoto:
Naijababe - how you doing sister? You forgot about your bro.

OnReflection - how you doing bro? Didn't know you were eGuerilla.

On the cancellation of the PRESSID thingy, it may turn out to be a blessing in disguise. The more federal programs are cancelled with states taking up slack, the more decentralized Nigeria would be. With less money projected to be realised from Oil, the FG is sure to cancel more programs. Lets hope that the SW sinators and reps don't fall asleep.

Doing just fine bruv.

Listen, it is good to read your posts again. And it is clear you are no less committed now as you were before, to fashioning an "alternative" plan of action which can nudge us from slumber wink

By the way, after I left the last time, I did facilitate the formation of a online group elsewhere - just as I had sworn to do.
I will shed some more light on this later, since its relative success/failure can aid our understanding of the constraints which rails against collective progress.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Katsumoto: 8:32pm On Nov 20, 2015

OnReflection:

Doing just fine bruv.

Listen, it is good to read your posts again. And it is clear you are no less committed now as you were before, to fashioning an "alternative" plan of action which can nudge us from slumber

By the way, after I left the last time, I did facilitate the formation of a online group elsewhere - just as I had sworn to do.
I will shed some more light on this later, since its relative success/failure can aid our understanding of the constraints which rails against collective progress.

I am glad you are sticking to that plan; I do apologize for not following up. I got real busy but I can still lend my voice. grin

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by angiography(m): 8:34pm On Nov 20, 2015

naijababe:

I dunno why Aregbe is so vehemently vilified. Yes, he is owing workers, everyone knows why. In the SW, I liken Osun state to what Ijebu-Ode is to Ogun state. Osun- State is very central and what Aregbe has done is open up it up; expect to see an increase in external investments in the state in a fear years.

I agree with you...the first tenure was a real bliss

Suffice to say, the free meal is still very much on. And like I said afore. Osun has the HIGHEST ENROLLMENT in basic school. I put this at the free meal ish.

And the road network in the state is fairly better compare to many states I've been (and I've been at many).

Whether PDP, APC, or LP et all, come 2018, we must put pressure on the party voted in to place Osun as an economic Zone...with the road infrastructures she's got, I bet and the proximity of Ikire to Ibadan, I forsee a change in fortune...

God bless the southwest,
God bless the federal republic of Nigeria

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:34pm On Nov 20, 2015

Shymm3x:

Bruthaman from the Southside - the only one who reps a post code as much as I do - fair play to you for enjoining folks to move to higher ground on that unfortunate thread. It was the first thing I read when I came online...lover's tiff gone off a cliff, for sure. Nah, at best only a phyrric victory can be achieved by antagonist or protagonist. At worse, we could be talking time at HMP...etc.

Aside from introducing worldly knowledge into the proceedings, you navigated the shark-infested waters well; and I, for one, applaud your efforts.

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 8:40pm On Nov 20, 2015

MayorofLagos:

Lol...

Only tpia has the right to enter here with a frown, no other chick can do so.

Tupac, abeg play "thug passion" for this chick so she recognize.

Lol..... That was not a frown, it was a "hmn", I guess.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:45pm On Nov 20, 2015

raumdeuter:

You are really sleeping on Ogbomoso

In the SW aside Ibadan no place is as populated as Ogbomoso

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2191770_tmtnlist_png265c1e8b91e45a62e91260e2f7671373

There are more people in Ogbomoso than the number of registered voters in the whole of Osun state (1.4 million)?

I swear, I have never known a democractic nation which disenfranchises its electorate to the same degree Nigeria does.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 8:49pm On Nov 20, 2015

Shymm3x:
Aaraonakakanfo

I slept off yesterday but the list/topic presentation should be here later in the day.

Candy

My darg, tupacshakur, will take you to the candy shop - ask 50cent, he knows he's real/legit like that lol.

Hmmm....

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:53pm On Nov 20, 2015

MayorofLagos:

The codeword is POLITICAL CORRECTNESS.

Why are we piling up on the governors? The inception of any democratic shift starts at the Legislature. What are our Assemblymen and women doing? Let's give the Governors some slack and put heat underneath theLegislators.

Fair point, Mayor, but the question is how?
A lot of these legislators are inaccessible and, outside of Lagos, beholden to the purse strings of their respective governors.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by OnReflection: 8:57pm On Nov 20, 2015

superstar1:

The posts actually underscore what we have been saying on this thread.

The scorecard of our governors is a big F9.

co-signed.

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:03pm On Nov 20, 2015

See the quality of construction in osun

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:13pm On Nov 20, 2015

OnReflection:

Bruthaman from the Southside - the only one who reps a post code as much as I do - fair play to you for enjoining folks to move to higher ground on that unfortunate thread. It was the first thing I read when I came online...lover's tiff gone off a cliff, for sure. Nah, at best only a phyrric victory can be achieved by antagonist or protagonist. At worse, we could be talking time at HMP...etc.

Aside from introducing worldly knowledge into the proceedings, you navigated the shark-infested waters well; and I, for one, applaud your efforts.

Thanks a lot, Sir. Coming from you, I really appreciate it. Before this post, in hindsight, I actually thought I shouldn't have gotten myself involved. However, I feel proud of myself now.

We rep the post code. The post code that made/raised me. It gave me the game/knowledge I navigate the world with and, an experience that will always be part of my reality. I spent the best periods of my life in that post code. I can move out of there but the influences will never leave me. And I'll always remain the same boy from that post code. grin

It was basically just a situation whereby, you can see someone you see as an e-brother drowning fast albeit he's too arrogant/conceited to see it, due to pride and the need to protect an inconsequential status on a faceless forum. And his holy grail would be to make a plea bargain. Then you've a black sister who's hurting emotionally/financially and, in the process, became illogical/irrational, while letting manipulators who've scores to settle with the e-brother get into her head. Thus creating a big circus/show for all kinds of people to laugh at their expense.

The grandmaster teacher told each one to teach/save one. Hence I had to intervene.

Thanks again, Sir. cool

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:13pm On Nov 20, 2015

tupacshakur:

Hey Candy! What a name. You must be sweet, no doubt.

...trust your day's going on smoothly.

My Nairaland Homie, Shymm3x thinks we would be compatible. I skimmed through your past posts and I noticed we have a mutual interest. Shymm3x must be right.

Can we be friends for a start? I mean real good friends.

No wahala.... I gat my barn full though.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:13pm On Nov 20, 2015

candy:

Hmmm....

tupachsaur is taking you to the candy shop...lalalalalallalala grin

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:14pm On Nov 20, 2015

arresa Post pictures here pls

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:14pm On Nov 20, 2015

OAM4J, mukina2, r231, and lalasticlala - I beg you help me unban my "shymm3x" handle and also please help me open my last post under the handle.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:19pm On Nov 20, 2015

modath:

O TI DI POST PAID .... Baba Hafusa 2015..

[img]http://3.bp..com/-GL8QXYUKatA/T3ORe07boBI/AAAAAAAAA3g/WbX4xEzYmig/s320/the-rock-clapping.gif[/img]

I dey feel you ddiee! I swear

Aunty mi E jasi gan.

Iya Agba I hope you're learning

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 9:22pm On Nov 20, 2015

IyaIode:

i hope it is not for his personal use. I don't mind a state ownig a chopper, you never know when it will come handy especially disaster management

Na him sabi.Whether for state or personal use,the helicopter is not needed at this moment

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by forgiveness: 9:26pm On Nov 20, 2015

MayorofLagos:

We need to be truthful to ourselves. What is sports to a Yorubaman? Where in our history have you read about domination in sports?

Lets put things in perspective....amongst the Negro race Yoruba is far advanced in practices demanding cerebral energy than physical energy. Our physiological makeup is tailored for thoughts, observation, reflection and innovation.

Ibos are excelling in sports because its in their history and they are physically endowed for it. We need to find our comparative advantage and dominate it....in fact monopolise it for its rewards!

Yoruba is world best in Table Tennis. We have consistently dominated Table Tennis in Nigeria and Africa because its a game of calculation and strategy. If Ayo was a international tournament we'd be top rated because it fits in with our makeup - calculation and strategy! Ive been playing snooker and billiards since I was 16, at one time it was my source of income....and I find it muvh more easier to coach a Yoruba person than any other ethnic group because of the ease with which they lock in.

Heroism in Yorubaland is perfected throuvh acts of shrewdness and decoy...hiding your play hands from the opponent! Think of the range of sports that need that skillset...physical sports do not make it.

Heroism in Iboland is recognized in acts of physical bouts - wrestling! The wrestling champion is the village hero. Hence they are built naturally for physical sports and require zero thought process or calculation to win.

Lets give them what belongs to them. Lets find ours and champion it!

@bolded

First of, you asked what sports is to Yorubaman and I will simply say sports means a lot to these present generation than the past generations, then Yorubas priorities education than others(military, police, sports etcetera). Although, many Yoruba parents still holds tightly unto that archaic philosophy or traditions(this one self just started 200 years ago) of 'you must go to school' but boy Don sabi say no be only book fit bring ruch or pepe come. Or do you think Yorubas don't see Obafemi, Mikel, Adebayor and Co, we no go school but dey live large? grin

Bros, Your second question is strange to me and to those who are aware of Yoruba's exploits both in cerebral energy and physical energy sports. How soon have you forgotten that the likes of Kareem Abdul Jabber and Hakeem Olajuwon had once dominated the world in basketball, that the likes of Rasheed Yekini, Emmanuel Adebayor, Segun Odegbami, Yakubu Aiyegbeni had once dominated Africa and European football and even David Alaba is currently dominating all Africans put together in the European leagues, he was selected twice for UEFA first eleven(the regetted stone becoming the corner stone). have you forgotten so soon that Deji Ali, Deley Thompson(top 3 greatest decathlethes ever), Olusola Fasuba( the ninth fastest 100m ever), Femi Ogunode(fastest Asian 100m ever) once dominated Africa, Asia, Europe and the world at large. Time will not permit me to mention Yoruba's dominance in boxing(Areaonakakanfo and Sir Shymm3x na oga for this one) , hockey, American football, etcetera.

Are all these sports not part of physical energy sports?

Sir, permit me to humbly say that your submissions are not cogent enough to dismiss the facts on ground. I rest my case. Shalom

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by forgiveness: 9:28pm On Nov 20, 2015

Shymm3x:

Compiled the list that I can get, from the UK. I know there should more all over Europe. And they are all U-18s.

Should post it and get the topic started when I get home.

That will be great.

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