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Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by STRENGTHesq(m): 9:06am On Jan 23, 2020
If an Igbo man had written this, Seun would have censored it. lipsrsealed
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Ewedegubbler: 9:15am On Jan 23, 2020
yoruba will go nowhere. if Dem try am dem go get kpoo pkoo.. the crocodile go smile for them well well
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Emmaoj44: 9:24am On Jan 23, 2020
To where?
Having contributed to where we are? Yorubas are going no where?
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by nku5:
MayorofLagos:
You were dealing with our elders then.

You are dealing with our youths now. Back then our leaders, given same circumstance and opportunity would not have created Amotekun.

Look today at the people that formulated the idea and its structure. It came out of DAWN. The oldest person in operations is about 65.

You are looking at a different dimension today.
There will NEVER be a time that yoruba youths will undertake an endeavour of this regional scale without the direction and consent of the elders. Is it the youths that bought all those jeeps and equipment?

DAWN was never a secessionist initiative it was fake regional integration to put pressure on GEJ. It is OPC that was a secessionist militia powered by young men but formed by the elders under Abacha. Obasanjo became President and the elders/elite who had used OPC for security and clout tossed them in the bin. By the end of GEJ's tenure yorubas were calling OPC a PDP support group because they were given security contracts to safeguard the SW zone and pipelines by GEJ.

Amotekun is a good initiative but it is a political strategy. The north knows this
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by vannessa7(f): 1:09pm On Jan 23, 2020
So because of the idea and sentiment of a single individual, the Igbo's are here raining curses and casting aspersions on over 50million people who have never heard or share the same sentiments, hmmm, its shows how gullible some people can be, Biafra is a tribal wish of almost the entire Igbo which they expressed albeit wrongly but this Bayo write up here is an individual desire not shared by the Yoruba populace so Igbo dance over this is a dance of shame, and I think they should be worried instead of happy because the day Yoruba's secedes they stand to lose more because we will not take them along, just saying.
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by paparazi1(m): 1:10pm On Jan 23, 2020
meavox:
SOURCE:
http://saharareporters.com/2020/01/21/declaration-causes-why-yoruba-will-leave-nigeria-bayo-oluwasanmi
We would stand by you in every sense but we might be afraid of betrayal, so prove your point further. What is
happening is really very pathetic. We must go our separate ways.
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Farki: 1:14pm On Jan 23, 2020
Arubajagz:
This is where you are so wrong. Even if you want to call this an aluta, it is definitely Aluta With Sense. Not some hare-brained scheme that was all about antagonizing other regions.
See why most people don't want to support IPOBs. Rather than be glad that another region wants to help them achieve what they have been clamouring for they would rather ruin their ambitions on top of bad bele. Later when things go wrong they will be blaming other people.
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by GMbuharii: 2:44pm On Jan 23, 2020
Ebenezar2020:
apparently you couldn't counter the guys write up cos you got no proofs to drive home your points that's why you edited my comment and called him names.
IPOB have no intellectual ability to engage with Afonja in intellectual discussion.
grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Ebenezar2020(m): 3:40pm On Jan 23, 2020
GMbuharii:
grin grin grin grin grin
Afonja has been giving u nightmare that's why u can't stay a day or two without mentioning it
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Ebenezar2020(m): 3:40pm On Jan 23, 2020
STRENGTHesq:
If an Igbo man had written this, Seun would have censored it. lipsrsealed
u no well
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Czartega(m): 4:26pm On Jan 23, 2020
Nigeria will not divide oh... I've been hearing that it will divide since I was born. the country is too interconnected
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Finalfantasy: 4:34pm On Jan 23, 2020
vannessa7:
So because of the idea and sentiment of a single individual, the Igbo's are here raining curses and casting aspersions on over 50million people who have never heard or share the same sentiments, hmmm, its shows how gullible some people can be, Biafra is a tribal wish of almost the entire Igbo which they expressed albeit wrongly but this Bayo write up here is an individual desire not shared by the Yoruba populace so Igbo dance over this is a dance of shame, and I think they should be worried instead of happy because the day Yoruba's secedes they stand to lose more because we will not take them along, just saying.
You're 100% spot on.
Let me re phrase it wella for them.
The day the yorubas decide to split in an intelligent and effective strategy instead of the tribalistic one adopted by someone, we will never take the Igbos along.
No one wants to take them, that's the sad truth.
Just read the rubbish spewed from the first page of this thread by the Igbos.
Sickening tribal minds.
However, like all things in life, I won't generalise as my best friend is Igbo. And his crop of Igbos with 3cposure are very sound
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Tajbol4splend(m): 4:42pm On Jan 23, 2020
The thing I like about Yorubas is that we don't audio-do
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by yetunsbay(m): 6:19pm On Jan 23, 2020
Arubajagz:
This is where you are so wrong. Even if you want to call this an aluta, it is definitely Aluta With Sense. Not some hare-brained scheme that was all about antagonizing other regions.
see talk
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by jayaim: 6:37pm On Jan 23, 2020
Ship up Yoruba u people are the cause of Nigeria's problem, when u were forming alliance with them u didn't know? The Fulani's can't be trusted. That's why we middle belt people don't give them space. They should hold their power we hold our land simple
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by zylkenny(m): 6:58pm On Jan 23, 2020
I wonder what would happen if/when Tinubu looses the 2023 presidential elections to a northerner.
I also wonder how yorubas would react
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by 4X4: 9:20pm On Jan 23, 2020
Yes they can leave they don't have crude oil/petroleum or any meaningful thing that can benefit Nigeria so let them go
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by edupedia: 9:58pm On Jan 23, 2020
Dereformer:
Yoruba people, una good morning ooooooo.

It took you over 50 years to see what the Igbos saw in 1967.

You see why Igbos are naturally ahead of you.
Keep deceiving yourselves...u and the writer included....
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by YungMillionaire: 7:58pm On Mar 04, 2020
supercase1:
Chai!!!!! even if u want to lie,y will u lie to yourselfhuh
Please leave me now...let me lie my lie...or is it your lie?
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by YungMillionaire: 7:59pm On Mar 04, 2020
immhotep:
Keep lying, we are listening. . .

Cc lzaa gmbuharii afamed helinues Blackking98
Please leave me now...let me lie my lie...or is it your lie? BTW are you not Igbo? If you Niger Delta we join your useless Biafra then you should come and start your campaign for my family compound in Warri.
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Nobody: 8:03pm On Mar 04, 2020
YungMillionaire:
Please leave me now...let me lie my lie...or is it your lie? BTW are you not Igbo? If you Niger Delta we join your useless Biafra then you should come and start your campaign for my family compound in Warri.
Have you asked Asiwaju Jagaban about this?

Cc lzaa gmbuharii

Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by YungMillionaire: 8:03pm On Mar 04, 2020
immhotep:
Have you asked Asiwaju Jagaban about this?

Cc lzaa gmbuharii
Not yet. I am thinking of consulting Amadioha first
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Duru1(m): 8:40pm On Mar 04, 2020
meavox:
DECLARATION OF CAUSES: WHY YORUBA WILL LEAVE NIGERIA
BY BAYO OLUWASANMI
Sahara Reporters 21 January 2020

Predictions about the breakup of Nigeria have reached its crescendo. The Fulani controlled federal government headed by General Buhari continues to thumb its nose at Yorubas. With the formation of Amotekun, the Western Nigeria Security Network, Yorubas have obviously stated their declaration of causes why they will leave Nigeria.

This is Nigeria’s end time. The tyrannical regime of General Muhammadu Buhari will give way to secession. In the absence of a unifying national interest, Nigeria has become fragmented, lawless, disorderly, dangerous, and seemingly unliveable.

Predictions about the breakup of Nigeria have reached its crescendo. The Fulani controlled federal government headed by General Buhari continues to thumb its nose at Yorubas. With the formation of Amotekun, the Western Nigeria Security Network, Yorubas have obviously stated their declaration of causes why they will leave Nigeria.

In the declaration of causes, two major themes emerged: domination and internal colonisation. Other grievances include economic exploitation and blatant display of injustice. The Fulanis have never hidden their agenda to dominate the rest of the country. By October 1, it would be 60 years of independence from the Brits. Out of the 60 years, the Fulanis have been in charge of the central government for more than 40 years.

It means the control, misuse, and misappropriation of our collective God-given resources. It means the monopoly of federal government political appointments and federal agencies. Immigration, prison, customs, railways, EFCC, CCT, ICPC, FIRS, NTA, FRCN, federal civil service are headed by Fulanis. 99.99 per cent of federal judges are Fulanis. All the security agencies – military, navy, SSS or DSS, police, are controlled by Fulanis. Above all, the Fulani control of federal bureaucracy, agencies, and corporations mean utter waste of generations unborn and truncation of destinies.

Internally, the domination of Fulanis is on full speed. With the moral, spiritual, financial support, power, and influence of the presidency, the Fulani herdsmen terrorists killed, maimed, and raped our people. Appeasing the terrorists, General Buhari urged victims of Fulani carnage to learn to live in peace with their neighbours. The Northerners acting like custodians and owners of the presidency, gleefully thundered that “with Amotekun, Yorubas should forget the presidency in 2023. They even went further to demand that General Buhari the Commander-in-Chief of Fulani terrorists, should arrest Yoruba leaders because of Amotekun.

Yoruba Declaration of Causes include but not limited to the following why Yoruba is ready to leave Nigeria:

1. Nigeria is convulsed by internal violence. Yorubas are no longer safe. Nigeria can no longer deliver positive political goods to our people.

2. General Buhari’s tyrannical regime has lost its legitimacy, and by extension, Nigeria has become illegitimate.

3. Nigeria enjoys no stability and predictability. No one is in charge. Our democracy has turned dictatorship. Nothing works in Nigeria. Everything is in disarray.

4. All the ethnic groups are tense, deeply conflicted, dangerous, and contested bitterly by warring factions. There’s unprecedented disharmonies between communities and among states.

5. Nigeria is no longer or willing to perform its fundamental jobs of a nation-state. Nigeria exhibits flawed and failed institutions. Only the institution of the executive functions. If legislatures exist at all, they are rubber stamp machines. The judiciary is an annex of Aso Rock. We can no longer rely on the court system for redress or remedy.

6. Corruption flourishes on an unusually destructive scale. There’s a vacuum of authority. Nigeria is a mere geographical expression.

7. Nigeria is cursed by the discovery of oil. Failure and collapse of Nigeria is man-made. Ethnicity, economics, and ideology all fuelled our decision to leave Nigeria.

There’s no shortage of groups that want Nigeria to split up. Far from the contrary opinion of the Fulanis, secession is a populist option, it’s not a collection of cranky lonesome idealists. Nigeria is a phony country built on borrowed convenience. The looming secession will tear Nigeria to pieces. The pandemic, or an economic collapse, is driving the country to sauve qui peut secession – “let him save himself who can.”

Yorubas have no trust in General Buhari’s Nigeria. We don’t feel represented or belong in the Nigeria experiment. The only way to regain our socioeconomic and political destiny is to leave Nigeria and chart a brand new country that will guarantee our pursuit of happiness, liberty, peace, progress, and prosperity.

Under international law, Yorubas are qualified as “people” who have the right to self-determination, the ability to freely determine our political fate and form a representative government. Yoruba en masse really and truly want to secede, so legal arguments would be irrelevant. The present arrangement, the present General Buhari’s regime are not conducive to our freedom and democracy. We must leave the jungle!

If other nations broke up successfully, why would the Fulanis think Nigeria’s case is etched in stone? Here are some successful secessions:

Algeria broke away from France. East Timor seceded from Indonesia. Eritrea left Ethiopia. Bangladesh broke away from Pakistan. Uruguay left Brazil. Greece and Serbia left Ottoman Empire. South Sudan left Sudan. And Panama left Colombia. Let’s go there!

SOURCE:
http://saharareporters.com/2020/01/21/declaration-causes-why-yoruba-will-leave-nigeria-bayo-oluwasanmi
If the above craps are coming from Yari.ba, it amounts to juvenile delinquency. All these infamous shenanigans recently flying out of the side mouths of Yari.ba peeps are heaps of rubbish.
Re: Why Yoruba Will Leave Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi by Duru1(m): 8:48pm On Mar 04, 2020
meavox:
LET'S BE ADULT ABOUT THIS. UNITY IS THE WORD FOR ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH AND MB - WE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. PLEASE DON'T ALLOW FULANI TO USE YOU AGAINST YORUBA OR ANY SOUTH AND MB TRIBES. OTHERWISE YOU TOO ARE NOT SEEING IT.
I am from Missouri State and Yari.ba peeps got to show me. Ndigbo and Biafrans had already fought a war about secession in Nigeria. Everybody in Nigeria knows where the Ndigbo stood on the issue of unity or lack thereof in Nigeria. What we have in Nigeria is a union not unity or even united.
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