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Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 5:17pm On Feb 16, 2021
Interesting parapo meeting today Saturday 13th February 2020. (The Shasha area of Ibadan Oyo State had been on fire, killings and counter violence)

In the meeting an unrestrained demonstration of anger, lots of ‘THEY’ vs ‘US’. The zoom meeting was well attended. People threatening fire, thunder, tagging those of us calling for calm “traitors”. Then I asked, how many of your children were involved in the Ibadan killings today? SILENCE!

Then one of my comrades, particularly the one whose main vocation is for himself and his wife to galivant from @channelstv to @ARISEtv. The same “Principled” one who had pledged loyalty to Bola Tinubu, then changed to Candidate General Buhari, then migrated to incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan, then to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. He was the most bruised. I told him to calm down, so we could have a constructive conversation. I asked him, aside your television rounds, have you ever handled an AK47? Simple question, he called me a bastard. I asked, will your Ibadan radio station host 100 Esos (Eso in Yoruba are foot soldiers, mainly populated by children of the poor but highly committed to the defence of our homeland). Silence! His weapon are microphone and Television Cameras. These guys have never handled a weapon in defence of the Yoruba people.

Another one was an Afenifere lackey during the Yoruba/Ijaw Ajegunle crisis–the same one who embezzled funds meant for Yoruba youth defending their streets, resulting in needless deaths of over 300 young Yoruba, many members of the Oodua People’s Congress. I asked when last he visited Eso zones across Yoruba land. SILENCE! He kept ranting about the Fulani.



I asked another one a practical question: do we have a list of vulnerable settlements? Has there been any attempt to activate our fighting organisations and self-determination groups (Note that many of this brave Men and Women are wallowing in the worst form of poverty in Yoruba land whilst those who urge them on have held power in Yoruba land without looking back)? I cautioned you need to activate and empower those demography, ideological training, discipline so that all manner of people won’t go about attacking innocent non-Yoruba. SILENCE! One pretended he had poor network. No answer!

One said I had ‘changed’. I told him, you can’t witness a wicked Yoruba ruling elite, hype up sons and daughters of the poor, I have personally attended the burial of many of those unsung heroes, unlike the new self-acclaimed champions of the Yoruba race, I know their names, I know some of the resting places, I still speak to family members, I still speak to comrades some who lost their eyes and limbs, if you are going to reignite that again I am not afraid to call for extreme caution and the need to truly be prepared.

Then the other clown, the one that shuttles between Kaduna, Jigawa and Bauchi government agencies. He hates the Fulani. Not the Nasir El Rufai or Atiku Abubakar or any other rich Fulani; he hates the poor Fulani in Yoruba settlements. These poor Fulani/Hausa are easy targets, they are the ones made to pay for the sins of criminal elements of Fulani/Hausa extraction.


When I raised the issue of holding ALL Yoruba political office holders to account, they screamed that it was Buhari’s fault. I told them I was disappointed in Buhari as they were but they must stop sidestepping Yoruba elected officials, be it APC or PDP SILENCE! We never like holding our own to account, the easy way is to blame everything that is wrong with us on people who do not look like us, do not speak our language or share our cultural heritage. The bogymen philosophy. Ruling elites love it.

Then one accused me of being ‘abroad’. Ah! This person’s wife and children are in America. During the struggle against the military, he ran away and only came back after power was handed over to civilians, he’s now one of the most visible self-styled “Yoruba warriors”. I told him to bring his immediate family back to Nigeria and I will join them. All through military rule, I stayed in Nigeria. I and my colleagues fought the military with every breath in us. I left after civilian rule. Who is the Coward here?





I might be a lone voice, but for the sake of Gari Ifo (OPC Gani Adams) whose corpse we never recovered; the sake of Alhaji Toyin (OPC Dr Frederick Isiotan Fasehun) whose head was chopped off and placed in a calabash; for the sake of hundreds of Yoruba youth, many in our fighting organisations, including the OPC, sent to their early grave, I will always call for a better way than war.

If Buhari isn’t doing well, mobilise for a legitimate removal. *Impeachment *Cabinet invoking an act for removal or *PMB persuaded to resign, or wait for another election to booth his party out. That is democracy, it is long, painful, a marathon, but it is enduring. I will oppose any means outside those legitimate options.


We know each other, I know a lot of you, your dossiers are available to us even if not available to the gullible, we know your plan B. We know how you will end up in the Diaspora when Nigeria descends into Somalia. You will jump from CNN to BBC as ‘experts’ whilst the poor attack the poor and your NGO rakes in foreign donations.

You are making Yorubaland the Ground Zero of the Nigerian conflict. We know that those who control the Nigerian Civil Society Space have a kitchen cabinet who cook flawed narratives in their not-so-secret WhatsApp groups to the local and International media. Can you not see this? Can you not see that they prefer that the next Nigerian crisis should have its ground zero in Yoruba land?.

If it was really about headsmen, our strategy will be to focus on the forests, playing offence not defence. Yorubaland of 2021 is diverse; we have Igbo Yoruba. Hausa Yoruba. Igala Yoruba and others. It is home to everyone and we must find a way to make those groups our allies in defending our poor.

If self-aggrandizement and making noise with little preparation is the way forward, like masturbation, you will ejaculate, but it cannot replace the real thing. It is not too late to look back at the mistakes of the past to correct the wrongs of today. The choice is for us all.


For the record, I am not opposed to Oduduwa Republic or the right of any other group to seek self-determination. My views about getting to that destination have evolved. If it cannot be achieved without bloodshed, call me a coward. I’d rather work to make what we have now better.

To those young people going about attacking those who do not speak your lang, when the refugee rescue ship arrives Nigeria, President Buhari will make room first for the family of his opponents before he remembers either his supporters or supporters of his opponents.

To the North: the fear of farmers being attacked are real. Women are being raped; communities are being hounded from their ancestral lands. You have to mount pressure on your political leaders to seek sincere, genuine and fair solutions with their southern counterparts.

The anger a lot of people feel against Boko Haram and it is time for you to be in Solidarity with your Southern Compatriots, same anger and condemnation should be channelled to those terrorising the South. The criminals are not all Fulani but are mainly of Fulani extraction, but that does not mean they commit crime in the name of the Fulani. We are all in this together

To President Buhari and Vice President Osinbajo, you sure have no idea what is brewing in the South West of Nigeria. It is not just what is brewing, it is the reaction that will come from the North, if it remains unresolved. WAKE UP! I’d rather be an alarmist than keep quiet.

President Buhari I started supporting you when no one dared touch you in the South West. Since ANPP days. I never received personal favours from your administrative, despite the rumours in the public domain. As a matter of fact, I have been begging lobbying your Minister Babatunde Fashola to fix Ikare road in Akoko Ondo State. Those are the only personal favours I have asked of your government since becoming President and No answer.

Mr President, if you ever see this, take the current Herders/Farmers conflict as your own Boko Haram incubation when President Yar’adua and Vice President Jonathan mismanaged Mohammed Yusuf. If this is the only reward, I get from supporting you, please do this. Declare a war on all armed criminal elements with AK47.

The clown in the meeting that was screaming Sunday Igboho. I won’t be the one to bust the myth. I recognise that the emergence of Sunday speaks volume of our collective failure. Credit to him for his efforts. All I can say is if it gets too hot. Sunday will join is family in Germany or Canada I KNOW IT FOR A FACT!

To those social media warriors, hosting live @Facebook broadcasts, attacking other ethnic groups and blaming all that is wrong in Yorubaland on the Fulani, I wish I could laugh at your ignorance, but it isn’t funny at all. Most of you are young and you need history lessons.

To those in the Yoruba Diaspora, raising money for some imaginary war. You had better channel your funds to your village school. The primary healthcare centres need your funds. Send books! When the real war starts, they will be in Benin Republic before you say EGBE!

One of the very urgent solution is for Buhari declare that war and mobilise all the GOC’s of Nigerian Army in SW and hold them responsible in the defence of our Forest reserves, to protect both the Farmers and Herders until political leaders find a lasting solution.

Anyone deceiving you that we have a charm that can win us a war is lying. If it worked, they would have used those charms against the invaders. This is 2021, not Ogun Kiriji or the Ogedengbe wars. We need all hands-on deck to protect both visitors, settlers and all in South West of Nigeria.

The article was expanded from a thread on Twitter by Kayode Ogundamisi, published on his Twitter handle @ogundamisi on



https://www.thecable.ng/yoruba-are-no-strangers-to-war-but/amp?fbclid=IwAR16yooqNUbgcpCe_vlr1aS19LQf8DRWgi3GmiOtS6J7jKIERer6LGlT63w


lalasticlala
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 5:17pm On Feb 16, 2021
Yorubaland of 2021 is diverse; we have Igbo Yoruba. Hausa Yoruba. Igala Yoruba and others. It is home to everyone and we must find a way to make those groups our allies in defending our poor.

Kayode should get himself properly educated. The scenario he painted here is nothing but outright fallacy.

There is nothing like Igbo-Yoruba or Stuffs like that though there might be Hausa fulani-Yorubas due to long age assimilation and coupled with the fact that Majority of Yorubas are Muslims...

There might also be Igala-Yorubas due to historical connections and likewise..

Aside that nothing else is existing. The name of a child and his/her lineage is determined through the paternal side and not the mother...

If the father is Yoruba and married 3 wives from Kanuris, the paternity of the child is not in doubt as the child is purely of Yoruba stock..

All these gibberish of I am half Yoruba and half kanuri is nothing but arrant nonsense. You don't divide your paternity as it is entirely domiciled within the father's claim and nothing else..

So diversity of what kayode painted as Yorubaland of 2021 is nothing other than deceit.



As for the Yorubas are no stranger to war but......IBB can explain better.

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by IamWonderful: 5:21pm On Feb 16, 2021
baby factory ritualism

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Fahdiga(m): 5:27pm On Feb 16, 2021
Hmmm all this mouth no action people sef

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by IamFINESSE: 5:30pm On Feb 16, 2021
Let me go back to sleep abeg wink

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by hotwax: 5:36pm On Feb 16, 2021
In short you are a coward.

With you, Yoruba race will go extinct by your coward peaceful move.

Or you think fulanis hausa understand meekness.

It's time to show them we can do violence too...that's what can command you respect.

Not kneel down and accept your death sentence.

This Yoruba man is ready to handle ak47...I can't sacrifice my children blood to satisfy cowards like you.

Our igbo brothers, come and see your fulanis slave..cowards that gives Yoruba bad names

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by November1857(m): 5:41pm On Feb 16, 2021
IamWonderful:
baby factory ritualism
Typical afonja the backstabber and betrayals , why do you always avoid this pics !

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by BastardWike: 5:47pm On Feb 16, 2021
"If I wake up to hear Yorubas beating drums of war, I will simply go back to sleep"~~ IBB 1993.

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by BastardWike: 5:49pm On Feb 16, 2021
November1857:
Typical afonja the backstabber and betrayals , why do you always avoid this pics !

Why won't they avoid that picture that scares the sh1t out of them. A Biafran infantry raised within a very short notice yet looks like a Chinese parade cool

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by unshakablejihad: 5:50pm On Feb 16, 2021
Osagyefo98:


Kayode should get himself properly educated. The scenario he painted here is nothing but outright fallacy.

There is nothing like Igbo-Yoruba or Stuffs like that though there might be Hausa fulani-Yorubas due to long age assimilation and coupled with the fact that Majority of Yorubas are Muslims...

There might also be Igala-Yorubas due to historical connections and likewise..

Aside that nothing else is existing. The name of a child and his/her lineage is determined through the paternal side and not the mother...

If the father is Yoruba and married 3 wives from Kanuris, the paternity of the child is not in doubt as the child is purely of Yoruba stock..

All these gibberish of I am half Yoruba and half kanuri is nothing but arrant nonsense. You don't divide your paternity as it is entirely domiciled within the father's claim and nothing else..

So diversity of what kayode painted as Yorubaland of 2021 is nothing other than deceit.



As for the Yorubas are no stranger to war but......IBB can explain better.

beni man a hybrid will always be a hybrid no mata hw u try to distort it..

Nneka! hope u get it.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nigeriabiafra80: 5:54pm On Feb 16, 2021
This edo buhari media crew should stop involving eastern region in your madness
Mynd44
Please take down this thread this guys is a bully and he is hiding behind easterners to incite violence
Osagyefo98
Please stop this rubbish
Being a member of buhari media crew
Does not mean you should be dragging
Your mental imbalance to its elastic limit
You can’t even speak for your family talk more of The Whole easterners
Kedu ihe oo,I na apu ara?

Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by adeolakemi: 5:58pm On Feb 16, 2021
but just one slap sent an afonja to the world beyond

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nigeriabiafra80: 5:59pm On Feb 16, 2021
adeolakemi:
but just one slap sent an afonja to the world beyond
North west buhari media crew
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by adeolakemi: 6:03pm On Feb 16, 2021
Nigeriabiafra80:
North west buhari media crew
I si gini
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by capitalzero: 6:05pm On Feb 16, 2021
Kayode I.Q is very low.
Nigeria is not a nation but many nations with different geographical, cultural and social boundaries.
Herdsmen should vacate forests.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by etrouble: 6:15pm On Feb 16, 2021
November1857:
Typical afonja the backstabber and betrayals , why do you always avoid this pics !

Back stabbers that sacrificed three million of your fathers and uncles and brothers to Ogun, Sango and Esu Odara in 1967

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Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 6:20pm On Feb 16, 2021
too much school no good o, these killer herdsmen are not for peace. continue deceiving yourselves till they overun youbaland finish before eyes go clear
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 6:28pm On Feb 16, 2021
Osagyefo98:
Interesting parapo meeting today Saturday 13th February 2020. (The Shasha area of Ibadan Oyo State had been on fire, killings and counter violence)

In the meeting an unrestrained demonstration of anger, lots of ‘THEY’ vs ‘US’. The zoom meeting was well attended. People threatening fire, thunder, tagging those of us calling for calm “traitors”. Then I asked, how many of your children were involved in the Ibadan killings today? SILENCE!

Then one of my comrades, particularly the one whose main vocation is for himself and his wife to galivant from @channelstv to @ARISEtv. The same “Principled” one who had pledged loyalty to Bola Tinubu, then changed to Candidate General Buhari, then migrated to incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan, then to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. He was the most bruised. I told him to calm down, so we could have a constructive conversation. I asked him, aside your television rounds, have you ever handled an AK47? Simple question, he called me a bastard. I asked, will your Ibadan radio station host 100 Esos (Eso in Yoruba are foot soldiers, mainly populated by children of the poor but highly committed to the defence of our homeland). Silence! His weapon are microphone and Television Cameras. These guys have never handled a weapon in defence of the Yoruba people.

Another one was an Afenifere lackey during the Yoruba/Ijaw Ajegunle crisis–the same one who embezzled funds meant for Yoruba youth defending their streets, resulting in needless deaths of over 300 young Yoruba, many members of the Oodua People’s Congress. I asked when last he visited Eso zones across Yoruba land. SILENCE! He kept ranting about the Fulani.



I asked another one a practical question: do we have a list of vulnerable settlements? Has there been any attempt to activate our fighting organisations and self-determination groups (Note that many of this brave Men and Women are wallowing in the worst form of poverty in Yoruba land whilst those who urge them on have held power in Yoruba land without looking back)? I cautioned you need to activate and empower those demography, ideological training, discipline so that all manner of people won’t go about attacking innocent non-Yoruba. SILENCE! One pretended he had poor network. No answer!

One said I had ‘changed’. I told him, you can’t witness a wicked Yoruba ruling elite, hype up sons and daughters of the poor, I have personally attended the burial of many of those unsung heroes, unlike the new self-acclaimed champions of the Yoruba race, I know their names, I know some of the resting places, I still speak to family members, I still speak to comrades some who lost their eyes and limbs, if you are going to reignite that again I am not afraid to call for extreme caution and the need to truly be prepared.

Then the other clown, the one that shuttles between Kaduna, Jigawa and Bauchi government agencies. He hates the Fulani. Not the Nasir El Rufai or Atiku Abubakar or any other rich Fulani; he hates the poor Fulani in Yoruba settlements. These poor Fulani/Hausa are easy targets, they are the ones made to pay for the sins of criminal elements of Fulani/Hausa extraction.


When I raised the issue of holding ALL Yoruba political office holders to account, they screamed that it was Buhari’s fault. I told them I was disappointed in Buhari as they were but they must stop sidestepping Yoruba elected officials, be it APC or PDP SILENCE! We never like holding our own to account, the easy way is to blame everything that is wrong with us on people who do not look like us, do not speak our language or share our cultural heritage. The bogymen philosophy. Ruling elites love it.

Then one accused me of being ‘abroad’. Ah! This person’s wife and children are in America. During the struggle against the military, he ran away and only came back after power was handed over to civilians, he’s now one of the most visible self-styled “Yoruba warriors”. I told him to bring his immediate family back to Nigeria and I will join them. All through military rule, I stayed in Nigeria. I and my colleagues fought the military with every breath in us. I left after civilian rule. Who is the Coward here?





I might be a lone voice, but for the sake of Gari Ifo (OPC Gani Adams) whose corpse we never recovered; the sake of Alhaji Toyin (OPC Dr Frederick Isiotan Fasehun) whose head was chopped off and placed in a calabash; for the sake of hundreds of Yoruba youth, many in our fighting organisations, including the OPC, sent to their early grave, I will always call for a better way than war.

If Buhari isn’t doing well, mobilise for a legitimate removal. *Impeachment *Cabinet invoking an act for removal or *PMB persuaded to resign, or wait for another election to booth his party out. That is democracy, it is long, painful, a marathon, but it is enduring. I will oppose any means outside those legitimate options.


We know each other, I know a lot of you, your dossiers are available to us even if not available to the gullible, we know your plan B. We know how you will end up in the Diaspora when Nigeria descends into Somalia. You will jump from CNN to BBC as ‘experts’ whilst the poor attack the poor and your NGO rakes in foreign donations.

You are making Yorubaland the Ground Zero of the Nigerian conflict. We know that those who control the Nigerian Civil Society Space have a kitchen cabinet who cook flawed narratives in their not-so-secret WhatsApp groups to the local and International media. Can you not see this? Can you not see that they prefer that the next Nigerian crisis should have its ground zero in Yoruba land?.

If it was really about headsmen, our strategy will be to focus on the forests, playing offence not defence. Yorubaland of 2021 is diverse; we have Igbo Yoruba. Hausa Yoruba. Igala Yoruba and others. It is home to everyone and we must find a way to make those groups our allies in defending our poor.

If self-aggrandizement and making noise with little preparation is the way forward, like masturbation, you will ejaculate, but it cannot replace the real thing. It is not too late to look back at the mistakes of the past to correct the wrongs of today. The choice is for us all.


For the record, I am not opposed to Oduduwa Republic or the right of any other group to seek self-determination. My views about getting to that destination have evolved. If it cannot be achieved without bloodshed, call me a coward. I’d rather work to make what we have now better.

To those young people going about attacking those who do not speak your lang, when the refugee rescue ship arrives Nigeria, President Buhari will make room first for the family of his opponents before he remembers either his supporters or supporters of his opponents.

To the North: the fear of farmers being attacked are real. Women are being raped; communities are being hounded from their ancestral lands. You have to mount pressure on your political leaders to seek sincere, genuine and fair solutions with their southern counterparts.

The anger a lot of people feel against Boko Haram and it is time for you to be in Solidarity with your Southern Compatriots, same anger and condemnation should be channelled to those terrorising the South. The criminals are not all Fulani but are mainly of Fulani extraction, but that does not mean they commit crime in the name of the Fulani. We are all in this together

To President Buhari and Vice President Osinbajo, you sure have no idea what is brewing in the South West of Nigeria. It is not just what is brewing, it is the reaction that will come from the North, if it remains unresolved. WAKE UP! I’d rather be an alarmist than keep quiet.

President Buhari I started supporting you when no one dared touch you in the South West. Since ANPP days. I never received personal favours from your administrative, despite the rumours in the public domain. As a matter of fact, I have been begging lobbying your Minister Babatunde Fashola to fix Ikare road in Akoko Ondo State. Those are the only personal favours I have asked of your government since becoming President and No answer.

Mr President, if you ever see this, take the current Herders/Farmers conflict as your own Boko Haram incubation when President Yar’adua and Vice President Jonathan mismanaged Mohammed Yusuf. If this is the only reward, I get from supporting you, please do this. Declare a war on all armed criminal elements with AK47.

The clown in the meeting that was screaming Sunday Igboho. I won’t be the one to bust the myth. I recognise that the emergence of Sunday speaks volume of our collective failure. Credit to him for his efforts. All I can say is if it gets too hot. Sunday will join is family in Germany or Canada I KNOW IT FOR A FACT!

To those social media warriors, hosting live @Facebook broadcasts, attacking other ethnic groups and blaming all that is wrong in Yorubaland on the Fulani, I wish I could laugh at your ignorance, but it isn’t funny at all. Most of you are young and you need history lessons.

To those in the Yoruba Diaspora, raising money for some imaginary war. You had better channel your funds to your village school. The primary healthcare centres need your funds. Send books! When the real war starts, they will be in Benin Republic before you say EGBE!

One of the very urgent solution is for Buhari declare that war and mobilise all the GOC’s of Nigerian Army in SW and hold them responsible in the defence of our Forest reserves, to protect both the Farmers and Herders until political leaders find a lasting solution.

Anyone deceiving you that we have a charm that can win us a war is lying. If it worked, they would have used those charms against the invaders. This is 2021, not Ogun Kiriji or the Ogedengbe wars. We need all hands-on deck to protect both visitors, settlers and all in South West of Nigeria.

The article was expanded from a thread on Twitter by Kayode Ogundamisi, published on his Twitter handle @ogundamisi on



https://www.thecable.ng/yoruba-are-no-strangers-to-war-but/amp?fbclid=IwAR16yooqNUbgcpCe_vlr1aS19LQf8DRWgi3GmiOtS6J7jKIERer6LGlT63w


lalasticlala
At times I wonder why my Yoruba brothers dey do like this, that's why dem dey call us cowards which kind yeye diplomacy and peaceful move you dey talk again when our people are killed are on daily basis....How I wish they will have my type of mind,I swear no killer herdsmen go remain for those forest, even their chickens won't be spared.I am a peaceful person to the core but when it involves life and death,I don't give a damn ....
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by KoshCAD: 7:02pm On Feb 16, 2021
Osagyefo98:


Kayode should get himself properly educated. The scenario he painted here is nothing but outright fallacy.

There is nothing like Igbo-Yoruba or Stuffs like that though there might be Hausa fulani-Yorubas due to long age assimilation and coupled with the fact that Majority of Yorubas are Muslims...

There might also be Igala-Yorubas due to historical connections and likewise..

Aside that nothing else is existing. The name of a child and his/her lineage is determined through the paternal side and not the mother...

If the father is Yoruba and married 3 wives from Kanuris, the paternity of the child is not in doubt as the child is purely of Yoruba stock..

All these gibberish of I am half Yoruba and half kanuri is nothing but arrant nonsense. You don't divide your paternity as it is entirely domiciled within the father's claim and nothing else..

So diversity of what kayode painted as Yorubaland of 2021 is nothing other than deceit.



As for the Yorubas are no stranger to war but......IBB can explain better.
Hahahahaha, they why did your IBB not wait and ran.

When the yorubas gave your aboki friends run for their money, why aren't they sleeping.


Besides, can you please tell us here what really chased all OSUs to alaigbo in 1993 during Oso abiola even when no one was chasing them. cheesy

Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by AfonjaConehead: 7:07pm On Feb 16, 2021
Nigeriabiafra80:
This edo buhari media crew should stop involving eastern region in your madness
Mynd44
Please take down this thread this guys is a bully and he is hiding behind easterners to incite violence
Osagyefo98
Please stop this rubbish
Being a member of buhari media crew
Does not mean you should be dragging
Your mental imbalance to its elastic limit
You can’t even speak for your family talk more of The Whole easterners
Kedu ihe oo,I na apu ara?

Rubbish. He's not Edo..never
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by KoshCAD: 7:11pm On Feb 16, 2021
BastardWike:
"If I wake up to hear Yorubas beating drums of war, I will simply go back to sleep"~~ IBB 1993.
Hahahahaha, then can any of you give us a tip of what chased you OSU to alaigbo in 1993 during Oso abiola on hearing that yorubas were angry even as no one was chasing you people.

You all left your job and ran hahahahaha, packing yourselves in 911 overnight grin.

Anytime I remember that scinero, I burst into laughter.

But why were you people not sleeping instead of that run since you all will go back to sleep on hearing Yoruba beat drum of war cheesy.

Here what Abacha said and I qoute in 1998

'Igbos are noise makers without substance.....Gen Sanni Abacha 1998

Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Resurrection212: 7:23pm On Feb 16, 2021
Kayode was appointed by buhari so am I surprised on his assertion hell no. That bastard ugly looking wouldn't make any difference in defending his boss tribe.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by sweetonugbu: 8:11pm On Feb 16, 2021
IamWonderful:
baby factory ritualism
and you believed that the op is an IGBO man?.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 9:03pm On Feb 16, 2021
KoshCAD:
Hahahahaha, they why did your IBB not wait and ran.

When the yorubas gave your aboki friends run for their money, why aren't they sleeping.


Besides, can you please tell us here what really chased all OSUs to alaigbo in 1993 during Oso abiola even when no one was chasing them. cheesy


Write again but this time try and make sense.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 9:06pm On Feb 16, 2021
BastardWike:
"If I wake up to hear Yorubas beating drums of war, I will simply go back to sleep"~~ IBB 1993.

Lol.....

You made open what we have been hiding..Haba..grin
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 9:07pm On Feb 16, 2021
sweetonugbu:
and you believed that the op is an IGBO man?.


Tell your brother Nnamdi Kanu to go for DNA test..

Very Important.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by KoshCAD: 7:27am On Feb 17, 2021
Osagyefo98:



Write again but this time try and make sense.
Are you scare to answer?

I said, what chased away your coward fathers, mothers, uncles, sisters, and your other chest beaters in 1993 during Oso abiola ( A name you coward have to the anger of the Yorubas), even as no one chased you people.

I wonder why your coward father refused to sleep and snore on his bed since your slave master IBB said that grin.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 7:33am On Feb 17, 2021
KoshCAD:
Are you scare to answer?

I said, what chased away your coward fathers, mothers, uncles, sisters, and your other chest beaters in 1993 during Oso abiola ( A name you coward have to the anger of the Yorubas), even as no one chased you people.

I wonder why your coward father refused to sleep and snore on his bed since your slave master IBB said that grin.

Write again but this time try and make sense.
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by MrColdsweat: 7:44am On Feb 17, 2021
Nigeriabiafra80:
This edo buhari media crew should stop involving eastern region in your madness
Mynd44
Please take down this thread this guys is a bully and he is hiding behind easterners to incite violence
Osagyefo98
Please stop this rubbish
Being a member of buhari media crew
Does not mean you should be dragging
Your mental imbalance to its elastic limit
You can’t even speak for your family talk more of The Whole easterners
Kedu ihe oo,I na apu ara?
osagyefo98 is the same moniker as meleszenawi and Juliusmalema.

An Aboki hiding behind multiple monikers, to cause disunity in the south.

Nobody takes him seriously here
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by GeneralPula: 7:53am On Feb 17, 2021
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Osagyefo98:
Interesting parapo meeting today Saturday 13th February 2020. (The Shasha area of Ibadan Oyo State had been on fire, killings and counter violence)

In the meeting an unrestrained demonstration of anger, lots of ‘THEY’ vs ‘US’. The zoom meeting was well attended. People threatening fire, thunder, tagging those of us calling for calm “traitors”. Then I asked, how many of your children were involved in the Ibadan killings today? SILENCE!

Then one of my comrades, particularly the one whose main vocation is for himself and his wife to galivant from @channelstv to @ARISEtv. The same “Principled” one who had pledged loyalty to Bola Tinubu, then changed to Candidate General Buhari, then migrated to incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan, then to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. He was the most bruised. I told him to calm down, so we could have a constructive conversation. I asked him, aside your television rounds, have you ever handled an AK47? Simple question, he called me a bastard. I asked, will your Ibadan radio station host 100 Esos (Eso in Yoruba are foot soldiers, mainly populated by children of the poor but highly committed to the defence of our homeland). Silence! His weapon are microphone and Television Cameras. These guys have never handled a weapon in defence of the Yoruba people.

Another one was an Afenifere lackey during the Yoruba/Ijaw Ajegunle crisis–the same one who embezzled funds meant for Yoruba youth defending their streets, resulting in needless deaths of over 300 young Yoruba, many members of the Oodua People’s Congress. I asked when last he visited Eso zones across Yoruba land. SILENCE! He kept ranting about the Fulani.



I asked another one a practical question: do we have a list of vulnerable settlements? Has there been any attempt to activate our fighting organisations and self-determination groups (Note that many of this brave Men and Women are wallowing in the worst form of poverty in Yoruba land whilst those who urge them on have held power in Yoruba land without looking back)? I cautioned you need to activate and empower those demography, ideological training, discipline so that all manner of people won’t go about attacking innocent non-Yoruba. SILENCE! One pretended he had poor network. No answer!

One said I had ‘changed’. I told him, you can’t witness a wicked Yoruba ruling elite, hype up sons and daughters of the poor, I have personally attended the burial of many of those unsung heroes, unlike the new self-acclaimed champions of the Yoruba race, I know their names, I know some of the resting places, I still speak to family members, I still speak to comrades some who lost their eyes and limbs, if you are going to reignite that again I am not afraid to call for extreme caution and the need to truly be prepared.

Then the other clown, the one that shuttles between Kaduna, Jigawa and Bauchi government agencies. He hates the Fulani. Not the Nasir El Rufai or Atiku Abubakar or any other rich Fulani; he hates the poor Fulani in Yoruba settlements. These poor Fulani/Hausa are easy targets, they are the ones made to pay for the sins of criminal elements of Fulani/Hausa extraction.


When I raised the issue of holding ALL Yoruba political office holders to account, they screamed that it was Buhari’s fault. I told them I was disappointed in Buhari as they were but they must stop sidestepping Yoruba elected officials, be it APC or PDP SILENCE! We never like holding our own to account, the easy way is to blame everything that is wrong with us on people who do not look like us, do not speak our language or share our cultural heritage. The bogymen philosophy. Ruling elites love it.

Then one accused me of being ‘abroad’. Ah! This person’s wife and children are in America. During the struggle against the military, he ran away and only came back after power was handed over to civilians, he’s now one of the most visible self-styled “Yoruba warriors”. I told him to bring his immediate family back to Nigeria and I will join them. All through military rule, I stayed in Nigeria. I and my colleagues fought the military with every breath in us. I left after civilian rule. Who is the Coward here?





I might be a lone voice, but for the sake of Gari Ifo (OPC Gani Adams) whose corpse we never recovered; the sake of Alhaji Toyin (OPC Dr Frederick Isiotan Fasehun) whose head was chopped off and placed in a calabash; for the sake of hundreds of Yoruba youth, many in our fighting organisations, including the OPC, sent to their early grave, I will always call for a better way than war.

If Buhari isn’t doing well, mobilise for a legitimate removal. *Impeachment *Cabinet invoking an act for removal or *PMB persuaded to resign, or wait for another election to booth his party out. That is democracy, it is long, painful, a marathon, but it is enduring. I will oppose any means outside those legitimate options.


We know each other, I know a lot of you, your dossiers are available to us even if not available to the gullible, we know your plan B. We know how you will end up in the Diaspora when Nigeria descends into Somalia. You will jump from CNN to BBC as ‘experts’ whilst the poor attack the poor and your NGO rakes in foreign donations.

You are making Yorubaland the Ground Zero of the Nigerian conflict. We know that those who control the Nigerian Civil Society Space have a kitchen cabinet who cook flawed narratives in their not-so-secret WhatsApp groups to the local and International media. Can you not see this? Can you not see that they prefer that the next Nigerian crisis should have its ground zero in Yoruba land?.

If it was really about headsmen, our strategy will be to focus on the forests, playing offence not defence. Yorubaland of 2021 is diverse; we have Igbo Yoruba. Hausa Yoruba. Igala Yoruba and others. It is home to everyone and we must find a way to make those groups our allies in defending our poor.

If self-aggrandizement and making noise with little preparation is the way forward, like masturbation, you will ejaculate, but it cannot replace the real thing. It is not too late to look back at the mistakes of the past to correct the wrongs of today. The choice is for us all.


For the record, I am not opposed to Oduduwa Republic or the right of any other group to seek self-determination. My views about getting to that destination have evolved. If it cannot be achieved without bloodshed, call me a coward. I’d rather work to make what we have now better.

To those young people going about attacking those who do not speak your lang, when the refugee rescue ship arrives Nigeria, President Buhari will make room first for the family of his opponents before he remembers either his supporters or supporters of his opponents.

To the North: the fear of farmers being attacked are real. Women are being raped; communities are being hounded from their ancestral lands. You have to mount pressure on your political leaders to seek sincere, genuine and fair solutions with their southern counterparts.

The anger a lot of people feel against Boko Haram and it is time for you to be in Solidarity with your Southern Compatriots, same anger and condemnation should be channelled to those terrorising the South. The criminals are not all Fulani but are mainly of Fulani extraction, but that does not mean they commit crime in the name of the Fulani. We are all in this together

To President Buhari and Vice President Osinbajo, you sure have no idea what is brewing in the South West of Nigeria. It is not just what is brewing, it is the reaction that will come from the North, if it remains unresolved. WAKE UP! I’d rather be an alarmist than keep quiet.

President Buhari I started supporting you when no one dared touch you in the South West. Since ANPP days. I never received personal favours from your administrative, despite the rumours in the public domain. As a matter of fact, I have been begging lobbying your Minister Babatunde Fashola to fix Ikare road in Akoko Ondo State. Those are the only personal favours I have asked of your government since becoming President and No answer.

Mr President, if you ever see this, take the current Herders/Farmers conflict as your own Boko Haram incubation when President Yar’adua and Vice President Jonathan mismanaged Mohammed Yusuf. If this is the only reward, I get from supporting you, please do this. Declare a war on all armed criminal elements with AK47.

The clown in the meeting that was screaming Sunday Igboho. I won’t be the one to bust the myth. I recognise that the emergence of Sunday speaks volume of our collective failure. Credit to him for his efforts. All I can say is if it gets too hot. Sunday will join is family in Germany or Canada I KNOW IT FOR A FACT!

To those social media warriors, hosting live @Facebook broadcasts, attacking other ethnic groups and blaming all that is wrong in Yorubaland on the Fulani, I wish I could laugh at your ignorance, but it isn’t funny at all. Most of you are young and you need history lessons.

To those in the Yoruba Diaspora, raising money for some imaginary war. You had better channel your funds to your village school. The primary healthcare centres need your funds. Send books! When the real war starts, they will be in Benin Republic before you say EGBE!

One of the very urgent solution is for Buhari declare that war and mobilise all the GOC’s of Nigerian Army in SW and hold them responsible in the defence of our Forest reserves, to protect both the Farmers and Herders until political leaders find a lasting solution.

Anyone deceiving you that we have a charm that can win us a war is lying. If it worked, they would have used those charms against the invaders. This is 2021, not Ogun Kiriji or the Ogedengbe wars. We need all hands-on deck to protect both visitors, settlers and all in South West of Nigeria.

The article was expanded from a thread on Twitter by Kayode Ogundamisi, published on his Twitter handle @ogundamisi on



https://www.thecable.ng/yoruba-are-no-strangers-to-war-but/amp?fbclid=IwAR16yooqNUbgcpCe_vlr1aS19LQf8DRWgi3GmiOtS6J7jKIERer6LGlT63w


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Isn’t it amazing as mostly all Igbos don become Yoruba spokesmen..
Re: Yoruba Are No Strangers To War — But! by Nobody: 8:03am On Feb 17, 2021
GeneralPula:
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Isn’t it amazing as mostly all Igbos don become Yoruba spokesmen..

Kayode Ogundamisi is now Ipob...Lol

Una never say wetin dey do una....

Now I agree with school of thought that Kemi olunloyo madness is generally based on line..

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