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Fahmurix


Lol

AdekunleScience:
1. I never claimed to know everything. Afterall, I'm just a piece of matter.
2. Some not all marriages are political.
3. @ bolded, As a Pure Yorubaman I am only playing my part in the battle to preserve my race and the interest of my descendants. I want pure Yoruba descendants and I won't be happy if in the future they become a minority in their fatherland.

Stop being silly. You own no one and can't force anything on anyone. Stop being petty. Many ladies from other tribes marry into other clans. Stop talking like a wuss. Educate and reorientation your brothers to be attractive to your sisters and stop portraying ignorance.

Fahmurix

Brilliant

AdekunleScience:
1. You are comparing England to Yoruba but forgot that the English have absolute control over their own socio-political life. Same cannot be said of Yorubas. Yoruba does not control the military, the police, prison, courts, border and even the taxes in Yorubaland. All these, the English control in their own space.

2. Liberalism is not a recepie for success. If in doubt check out China, Saudi-Arabia, U.A.E, even Japan and a host of others. These are all examples of highly successful conservative and homogeous nations.

3. The notion that when a less dominant culture mixes with a dominant one, that the dominant one would win is true for non-aggressive ethnic groups only. That is why the Oshodis, who were originally Tapa are now bonified Yorubas courtesy of their ancestor Balogun Oshodi-Tapa. In the case of aggressive groups like Fulani and IBO who already made their desire to overrun Yorubaland public, you would only end up with multiple Ilorin situations. Sulu Gambari and his descendants might have Yoruba blood running through their vain but we both know that their loyalty is to Sokoto, not Ile-Ife or Oyo.

3. Good luck with encouraging the proliferation of half-Yorubas citizens, half-Yoruba political and traditional leaders and non-Yoruba first ladies, in the name of liberalism, when Ooni or Alafin can't even recommend a Yoruba citizen to go take up an important position at APAPA port built with Yoruba taxes in Yorubaland.

4. May Yorubaland, its people including yourself and myself succeed. Thanks for your time sir.

Marriage isn't politics MrKnowItAll. People just fall in love with one another. The rest is purely coincidental

Stop making a mountain out of a mole hill

Juliusmalema:
The time to Review Igbo traditional system is now

We are now becoming too weak and loose with our children

Werey

franchasng:
Once a Yoruba man becomes successful, his first dream and desire is to marry an Igbo lady just as the desire of all black American superstars and celebrities is to marry a white lady.

They admire and envy Igbos a lot, but since they cannot beat Igbos they resort to political and economic hatred but still that secret envy can't stop them from squandering their last penny to marry an Igbo lady. What a people. Why can't they marry their Hausa-Fulani friends more and leave Igbo women alone for once



I just pity poor Yoruba boys, they are left with no other option than to manage with Aminatu and Bisola, no wonder they cringe at the hearing of Biafra secession

You get bad mouth nor be small

Why search for this here. Isn't it the market you are mentioned to visit.


Go to Sangotedo around the LCDA there is space. Or Abijo or Awoyaya or Bogije. Speak to the market persons they will direct you


It's not a thing to search on the Internet.