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Whathaveidone:Emi ke? mi o ni da loun. A few nuts are loose somewhere in that individual's head. |
itstpia8:Asinwin of life!!! ![]() |
Musiwa419:That makes three of us. Most of the Kwarans I know are very proud of their Yoruba roots. As a matter of fact, it was on Nairaland I first came across folk debating their identity. |
Whathaveidone:o ga o! Seun, please do something about this. Someone else also started a thread earlier about this issue. |
scholes0:No sure if he is serving a ban at the moment but I recall he did have issues with unnecessary bans too. |
Whathaveidone:Haba! Have they ever given you a reason for any of the previous bans? |
Whathaveidone:All jokes aside, Seun, OAM4J, Afam4eva,lalasticala, why do you keep banning Aareonakakanfo and Shymm3x? We at least deserve to know as they don't appear to have broken any rules. Thanks. |
o da die leni. Kila so nipa ba se ma mu ideas wa lo si iwaju awon oselu tabi DAWN? Awon to gbe Nigeria, ejo ki ni eto ti awon gomina ti se ni pa idagba soke ise agbe? |
Ritchiee:Ah ema grant awon omo iran ki ran ni audience rara. To ba sun, akoshi lo. |
9jacrip:Ara eda yen ko ya rara. bi o se ma se ni yen, so e ma da loun. |
Musiwa419:It seems he has left Nairaland. Very passionate young man. Another one is Ibedun. |
Musiwa419:rara o, mi o kin se alcatraz001 sugbon omo 'odua ni owun na Obinrin ni mi ni toto. Se eyin ni Musiwa kan na ![]() |
Aare, Yoruba mi ku die ka to, amon mon gbiyanju. Mi o gbo ede mi o Yoruba Eko nikan ni mo le so.Kini oruko awon mods section yi? (eforiji Yoruba-English mi )alcatraz001, alcatraz002 |
LMAO!!! Desperate flateenos claiming Itsekiri... Chigozie, Ifeanyi, Uju are NOT Itsekiri names. Awon ole!! No one has a problem with you getting Biafra, just leave everyone else and go! |
jstbeinhonest:I agree with this. Personally, I am more interested in the issues facing our region and how we intend to approach them. I don't mind posts on Yoruba history though as a lot of "us" need more education . totit, that "Proudly Yoruba" group is a very good source.Good morning everyone. |
mo ki yin o eyin omo 'odua. I have followed this thread from its inception and there have been some really good suggestions/ideas. It would be great if we can get them (some or all) across to the different state governments or at the very least DAWN. Why is a regional system difficult to achieve in present day Nigeria? Is it because we are not fighting for it enough or most of us (Yorubas) aren't interested? Once we understand the underlying issue, we can begin to come up with strategic solutions to achieve our objectives. I have to say coming to Nairaland has opened my eyes and made me more pro-Yoruba but a lot of my friends and acquaintances still form "sophistication" and are quite nonchalant. This is probably the biggest task we have as a people - we need to get the average person more interested in all things Yoruba and committed to our advancement as a group. I will be back with some ideas of my own. Good job guys. |
StOla:Study Igbos very well and like me you will soon come to the conclusion that an average Igbo man does not like anyone. If you are nice to them they see this as a weakness, think you are stupid and will try to take advantage of you. |
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o ti e da be.oti ni customer tuntun.Thanks for replacing me
Yoruba Eko nikan ni mo le so.
. totit, that "Proudly Yoruba" group is a very good source.