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ednut1:
I thought some igbo claimed they don’t support bad leadership

Your bigotry is second to none. Any sensible person knows that presently local government elections and those who emerge victorious from them in Nigeria are simply selected by the ruling authority and party in place in the state since it's the state, not national, electoral body, which is under the apron of the state authority, that is saddled with the responsibility of conducting the election cum selection. With these facts, someone who isn't a bigot knows that the collective will of the people, the "Igbos" in this regard, can't prevail if they're against a particular candidate.

He wasn't living with them, in that their ashawo hustling bonk; rather, he had always visited them. This explains the reason why he was not demystified earlier enough.

Apcshit:
Why do nigeria women do low cut hair.

And how is that a problem? Some of us admire women who wear low gut hair.

This is a fake news. NDC has governorship candidates in all the states listed here.

And that's how he's able to know that you're a few months away from 91 years. People should believe Atiku that PBAT is truly a few months away from 91.

@OP

You're not informed. Long epistle without substance. The real reason why 1m naira is not worth the same value it used to is simply because naira was devalued by approximately 75%. So, anything you stated as a reason is simply a fallout from the devaluation.

The bitter truth, from personal observation, is that a lot of ladies are touched in the head, and this has nothing to do with them being used by ritualists or the abuse of substances by them.

This one will soon regain her senses with or without proper interventions. She's just unlucky the episode happened in the public glare this time around. Maybe it's about time she started seeking solutions, if she'd not started seeking solutions before now.

Empty head, and her likes are even plentiful here.

Saturnalia:
I am surprised the George Bush senior and junior were not on the list.

Ani Trump ti ya wayray Seh!

He obviously omitted George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush primarily because the chart was recycled from a 1948 Life magazine template, to which he only selectively added modern presidents.

Emeka Ike at approximately 60. Almost the same age then BAT was in this picture. BAT even looks 5 years more older in comparison.

stormborn28:
Oga, I simply asked you a question. In 1995 was the king you mentioned born? This very one in the news was the youngest in the world when he was made king. If your own na 2005 Dem born am. It means he was the youngest in that year.

All this history wey you put down no make sense

And in case my offhand personal lectures are not still enough for you and your likes, let me now use Al to help you end it once and for all:

The late King Oyo (Rukirabasaija Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV) of Uganda’s Tooro Kingdom is referred to as the "youngest king" because he held the official Guinness World Record for the Youngest Reigning Monarch.

While it is true that younger children have been crowned in individual local communities across other parts of the world, King Oyo's title stems from specific criteria used by international record bodies.

Why King Oyo Held the Title
Age at Ascension: King Oyo took the throne in 1995 at only 3 years of age. He succeeded his late father, King Patrick David Matthew Kaboyo Olimi III.

Guinness World Records Recognition: The Guinness World Records formally verified and tracked his status. He held this official designation for over three decades until his passing.
State and Constitutional Recognition: Unlike many micro-traditional or village-level rulers, the Tooro Kingdom is one of the major constitutional traditional kingdoms officially recognized by the government of the Republic of Uganda. He reigned as a sovereign cultural leader over a population of more than two million people.

The Confusion with Other "Younger Kings"
It is entirely correct that some local rulers have been crowned at even younger ages—sometimes as infants or toddlers—in different communities or other indigenous chiefdoms. The discrepancy in terminology happens for a few key reasons:

Lack of Formal Documentation: Many smaller traditional crownings are not formally submitted to, or audited by, international organizations like Guinness World Records.

Scale of the Monarchy: Global media and record bodies generally distinguish between localized community chiefs (who may hold the title of "King" or Oba/Eze locally) and monarchs of large, historically independent ethno-linguistic kingdoms.

Reigning vs. Titular Roles: King Oyo actively served as a head of state within a structured regency from age three, rather than holding a purely honorary or minor lineage title.

stormborn28:
Oga, I simply asked you a question. In 1995 was the king you mentioned born? This very one in the news was the youngest in the world when he was made king. If your own na 2005 Dem born am. It means he was the youngest in that year.

All this history wey you put down no make sense

My chief driver's former boss was a king when he died in the year 2000, and his son, who was barely 2 years old when he died, was crowned, and today he's 28 years of age and 26 years on the throne. But do you know why he can't be referred to as the youngest king in the world literally as King Oyo is being referred to? Refer to my last reply to you and the previous replies in general.

Whatever you find as the answer and how you handle it is solely your business going forward.

stormborn28:
Oga, you are the one disgracing yourself. The king you just mentioned was he born in 1995?

Truly, you're incorrigible. Your problem is natural, so I put my hands off. You can enter market to further disgrace yourself. But let me educate you more before leaving you to your fate.

Some of the reasons the sane people and organizations in the world recognized King Oyo as the youngest king from the time he was crowned to his passing are:

- Unlike many micro-traditional or village-level rulers, the Tooro Kingdom is one of the major constitutional traditional kingdoms officially recognized by the government of the Republic of Uganda. He reigned as a sovereign cultural leader over a population of more than two million people.

- He actively served as a head of state within a structured regency from age three, rather than holding a purely honorary or minor lineage title. He reigned, he wasn't a titular ruler.

stormborn28:
Simpl English una no dey understand. He was three years old when he became king. At that time he was the youngest

Stop disgracing yourself. You are not different from the people you're mocking in the name of correction. He isn't being referred to as the youngest king because he was crowned when he was three years, no. For emphasis, His Royal Majesty Benjamin Ikenchukwu Keagborekuzi I, the Dein of Agbor Kingdom, was crowned a king at the age of two years and four month.

The late King OYo is being referred as the youngest king because he was an important king from an important kingdom. In other words, the Tooro Kingdom is a globally recognized kingdom.

Don't bother thanking me for educating you.

This is an open secret. PBAT even boldly declared so himself in the presence of late Robert Mugabe, myself, Atiku, and late Prof Jibril Muhammad Aminu in one of our meetings in 2013.

OriOko88:
Is he the youngest king in the world?? There's a young king in Ondo state of about 28 years old I know of

Yes, he is the youngest king "among the important kings from important kingdoms" in the world.

I don't care how you and your likes will receive this bitter truth answer.

AbosedeFalade:
The OP actually works as a gateman in the house of late Senator Buruji Kashamu in Ogun State. The 29,000 naira they pay him there, however small it's, is still helping him. But he surely can do better.

@ helinues, is this true?

Unfortunately, in the realm of the spirit, it's just been concluded that Belgium will finally defeat Senegal.

The beauty of this game isn't just about Japan winning, but the way they're bossing Brazil around is quite interesting.

Mariangeles:
[i].

Come oo, Arsenal has been doing well ever since you and DJ Cuppy stopped supporting it ardently.

Munzy14:
Social media noise and audio show off, cannever equate to reality.

This one with arrogant and chochocho lifestyle want to eat where he didnt cultivate.


In politics, you must align with your grassroots and their believe.

You also make research as well.

This boy, take note that it's "can never" not "cannever." It is a two-word phrase consisting of the auxiliary verb "can" and the adverb "never." Don't bother thanking me.

bazoodo:
you see f you start calling sweetheart. Local man

LOL. I don't do fellow men like you.

Mariangeles:
Ogala itu ashi.
Lies, to save face.

Which one is Asiwaju Jerry Alagbaso again?
All these political ass-licking sef.

Sweetheart, he was conferred with the Asiwaju chieftaincy title by one community like that in the North Central more than 30 years ago. So, he's not bearing it to ass lick PBAT, no.

And she's even a loudmouthed Naiaralander. Don't worry, I am not going to reveal your moniker to anyone.

Congratulations to you and yours.

Just do it. My bible tells me in Ephesians 6:1-3
- Son, honor your father .... so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.

Of course, I know that the story isn't real.