₦airaland Forum

I read the press statement of the white cap chiefs of Lagos defending their king and warning Nigerians on social media to desist from spreading falsehood.
They said Oba of Lagos was trying to bring back the Lagos tradition of "Inu mi, inu e". One wonders if the Ooni of Ife would be the first to be used as an example.
One of the pictures below even showed the Oba shake hands with an "oyinbo".

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We already know the ''Baale of Idumota (Akiolu)'' is dying of envy to the handsome, brilliant, well exposed and rich Oba of Ile Ife. I dare Akiolu to try that same act with Alaafin of Oyo or Soun of Ogbomosho, it's then I'll know he meant business.

Inu mi, inu e ko
Epon mi, epon e ni!

Pe eeyan n sunkun ko ni pe ki o ma Rina (person dey weep no mean sey make e no see).

Untainted007:
We already know the ''Baale of Idumota (Akiolu)'' is dying of envy to the handsome, brilliant, well exposed and rich Oba of Ile Ife. I dare Akiolu to try that same act with Alaafin of Oyo or Soun of Ogbomosho, it's then I'll know he meant business.

Or Sijuade, Ooni Adewusi's predecessor, Oba Akiolu a sunkun ku ni (weep till he dies)

Tolexander:
Or Sijuade, Ooni Adewusi's predecessor, Oba Akiolu a sunkun ku ni (weep till he dies)

You are right bro. That is hand will hang there till he apologise ni ooo