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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Brentford Vs Chelsea (3 - 0) On 18th September 2026 by Redomi(m): 9:14pm On Sep 18
Hmmmm, Ogogoro FC
Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:40am On Sep 04
Ondo city is one of the few places that won't joke with their culture

Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:38am On Sep 04
Special thanks to end Miscreants movement. No more Cultism in Ondo city. Everywhere is peaceful. You can go elsewhere to practise your cultism. If end Miscreants catch you.....

Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:36am On Sep 04
People came from different parts of the world to celebrate the annual Ogun festival

Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:34am On Sep 04
One of the powder company should just relocate to Ondo

Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:33am On Sep 04
People flood all the streets in thousands If not millions

Culture › Re: Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:31am On Sep 04
More photos from the celebration

Culture › Ogun Festival 2026: A Colourful Celebration Of Yoruba Culture, Tradition & Unity by Redomi(op): 7:29am On Sep 04
The recently celebrated Ogun Festival in Ondo city was more than just a traditional gathering. It was a beautiful display of Yoruba culture, history, fashion, music, unity and community spirit.

From the traditional attires and cultural displays to the smiles, dancing and togetherness, the celebration brought people together and reminded us of the richness of our indigenous heritage.

Whether you participate for the cultural significance, the history, the entertainment or simply to witness the beauty of Yoruba tradition, Ogun Festival remains an important part of our cultural identity.

Here are some pictures from the 2026 Ogun Festival in Ondo city.

Culture is not something we should be ashamed of. It is something we should understand, preserve and pass on.

What do you think about the celebration?

Music/Radio › Re: David Jones David - EZE YOYO (official Video) by Redomi(m): 9:40pm On Jun 16
I enjoy your songs against drugs more than all these jor. Give us song against taking of hard drug
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Newcastle United Vs Barcelona: UCL (1 - 1) On 10th March 2026 by Redomi(m): 9:22pm On Mar 10
Barca please o. 1-3. I don carry Barcelona straight win and 2.5
Agriculture › Re: 30k Twice A Week From My Pepper Farm by Redomi(m): 2:39pm On Feb 09
jeckin205:
Please make me understand. What's your reason for not buying processed seed
No reason, started my pepper journey with seed extracted from pepper fruits, since then thats what I do and it's seriously working for me. I have almost 4 acres of pepper farm
Agriculture › Re: 30k Twice A Week From My Pepper Farm by Redomi(m): 2:38pm On Feb 09
Corrections:
Does it really work using hybrid fruit as seed? If it works, how do you extract and process the seed?
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I haven't extract seed from hybrid before, but this farming season I'm going to plant 20 stand each of super habanero and piquante red.
I will get the pepper and extract it's seed. I pray I don't forget to get you updated
Technology Market › Please I Need Suggestions Of What I Can Be Doing To Earn Extra Income by Redomi(op): 2:35pm On Feb 09
Please help, I'm a small scale Farmer. I need suggestions of what can be fetching me extra income online
Agriculture › Re: 30k Twice A Week From My Pepper Farm by Redomi(m): 10:49pm On Feb 04
Seunmuham:
Crazy ! Which seeds did you plant?
please don't not buy seed for both tomatoes and pepper. I buy pepper and tomatoes fruits and extract seeds
Food › Re: Emotional Video Of Children Seeking Food At Event Gets People Talking (Photos/Vi by Redomi(m): 10:12pm On Jan 30
Nigeria is not good for anybody, but some people are so happy with their faith. Alas the travelers are back, all covered with debt
Politics › Re: Compilation Of What Wike Said About APC And Tinubu Before Working For Tinubu by Redomi(m): 12:42pm On Jan 08
You can say anything when you are not eating from their pot
Celebrities › Re: My Daughter Has Succeeded, I’m A Landlady In Lekki — Iyabo Ojo by Redomi(m): 1:27pm On Jan 04
Your daughter is good for you, and not for Nigeria.
Seyi is good for Tinubu and not for me. I am still struggling to be good to myself
Science/Technology › Re: What Do You Call This Bird by Redomi(m): 10:52pm On Dec 01, 2025
Poor man knife.
Agriculture › Re: The Next Chapter In My Pepper Farming Experience by Redomi(m): 3:43pm On Nov 29, 2025
somtovictor111:
For more information @08050203857
your location sir
Crime › Can Witches And Wizard Be Kidnapped? by Redomi(op): 9:51pm On Nov 26, 2025
I'm just curious, I used to watch in Yoruba movies that witches and wizard have supernatural powers to fly, disappear, make some unconscious, turn to something else, etc.
If any bandit come near them, I'm sure that will be their end.
Politics › Re: Which Nigerian Pastor Will God Send To President Tinubu? by Redomi(op): 12:43pm On Nov 21, 2025
obi4eze:
Does he need a prophet to know that things have gone from bad to worse?
he said he doesn't use social media again cos they abuse the hell out of him, and people that are closer to him and too blind to see what is happening, he need a prophet to guide him
Politics › Re: Which Nigerian Pastor Will God Send To President Tinubu? by Redomi(op): 12:41pm On Nov 21, 2025
richiemcgold:
Don't you think indaboski will deliver the message very loud and clear? 🤥🤥

OP you only need to lead him to Aso Villa
he whom the gods want to destroy will not listen to advice
Politics › Re: Which Nigerian Pastor Will God Send To President Tinubu? by Redomi(op): 12:40pm On Nov 21, 2025
odejimioflagos:
God has already sent Tinubu many prophets, they are called the Yoruba people.

They are happy with him and he should continue the good work.
Which Yoruba? My brother we still have many sensible Yorubas, like myself
Politics › Which Nigerian Pastor Will God Send To President Tinubu? by Redomi(op): 5:21pm On Nov 20, 2025
Prophets like Elijah, Jeremiah, Isaiah, and Nathan were sent to correct people in the Bible by calling out their sins and urging them to repent. These prophets confronted kings and people with their idolatry, injustice, and disobedience to God's covenant, warning of consequences while also speaking of God's mercy and path to reconciliation.

Elijah: Confronted the wicked King Ahab and Queen Jezebel, denouncing the worship of other gods.

Jeremiah: Warned the people of Judah about their rebellion, idolatry, and social injustice, and prophesied that they would be taken into exile if they did not repent.

Isaiah: Was sent to the people of Judah to tell them to "stop doing evil! Learn to do right; seek justice and correct the oppressor".

Nathan: Confronated King David after his adultery with Bathsheba and his role in Uriah's death, revealing the consequences of his actions.

Amos: Spoke out against social injustice and oppression, particularly against the poor and vulnerable.

Micah: Reminded people that true religion was to "act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God" and confronted the hypocrisy of empty religious practices.

Zechariah: Was sent by God to speak to King Joash, revealing that the people's refusal to follow God's law would lead to judgment. Zechariah was later stoned to death for his message.
Agriculture › Help On How To Adjust And Operate A Raingun by Redomi(op): 10:18pm On Oct 25, 2025
Dear farmers, please I just bought a py50 raingun from an online store and it was delivered to me. Please I need help on how to operate and adjust it, I saw somewhere online where it is said that the distance and pressure can be adjusted. I only know how to connect the hose and switch my water pump. Don't know how to operate it, maybe the pressure of the water can be reduced or add to or the radios can be reduced too
Crime › Re: Story Of Clifford Orji: Nigeria’s First Known Serial K!ll£r And Cann!bal. by Redomi(op): 2:49pm On Oct 10, 2025
Just Like yesterday. Please move this to front page
Crime › Re: Story Of Clifford Orji: Nigeria’s First Known Serial K!ll£r And Cann!bal. by Redomi(op): 9:10pm On Oct 09, 2025
MaziObinnaokija:
cool full human body EATER sad. First in Nigeria. Otokotos peepz cheesy sad angry grin cheesy
you forgot to add Rev. King
Crime › Story Of Clifford Orji: Nigeria’s First Known Serial K!ll£r And Cann!bal. by Redomi(op): 8:51pm On Oct 09, 2025
Orji is originally from Enugu State, the south-eastern part of Nigeria but lived in Lagos state, the south western part of Nigeria where he originally guised as a razor-blade merchant but would later abandon the trade and proclaim himself to be a shaman and on multiple occasions would feign temporary insanity to dissuade people from coming close to his place of abode. Orji did not possess a house and lived under a bridge in Oshodi-Isolo In what could be well described as a lair and would later be commonly referred to as
'Clifford's kitchen." In the dead of the night, he usually blanketed the air around with the meat-like odour from his special barbecue. people merely suspected that this barbecue-loving recluse was not normal; that he was possibly mad but no one was prepared for the horrendous discovery of that haunting Wednesday.On February 3, 1999 A shrill cry of a famished and emaciated lady, waiting to be slaughtered, was what gave Orji away that Wednesday. The noise attracted passers-by who not only discovered the woman but also stumbled on a collection of human parts in Orji’s make-shift home. Human bones, skulls, legs, hands, freshly cooked soup with human meat, a cheque for ₦80,000, and a mobile phone, at a time when the G.S.M. had not been fully introduced to the Nigerian market, so only wealthy people had mobile phones. Surrounded, Orji ran but the crowd gave chase, no one noticed a small, emaciated woman imprisoned inside the tyres of Orji’s shack. It was only after he was caught and dragged back to watch the mob demolish his home that Awawu Lawal was discovered awaiting her turn on the menu. The sight of the filthy, starving woman drove the crowd wild. They beat her captor until the police arrived. Lawal died several days later after falling into a coma. The crowd then turned their attention to a man they knew to be Orji’sfriend, Tahiru Aliyu. He lived nearby The mob tore his shack down too, and found a 4m pit underneath where some of the victims were kept before they were killed and cooked. The cannibal told the police he would entrance women by blowing on their foreheads and they would then follow him back to the underpass. “I will have a sexual affair with her to a state of coma before we slaughter her and roast,” he said. “I am not alone. I have between four and 10 people. They take their own parts and go while I wait for another `meat’.” Orji’s statement to the police has fuelled speculation that he was butchering his victims for more than his own consumption. People in the area said they regularly saw upmarket cars stopping beneath the flyover. To some it explains why none of the victims heads have been found. In Nigeria there is a discreet trade in body parts for religious or medicinal ceremonies. At a news conference organized by the police, Orji confessed to kidnapping, murder and cannibalism, saying that he and his accomplice "had been eating human meat for the past seven years before coming to Lagos. It is our culture to eat human meat." On December 7, 2000, he was remanded for murder in Kirikiri Prison, which is Nigeria's only super-maximum prison.
In April 2012, after approximately 12 years in prison without his case coming to trial, Orji sued the Attorney-General of Lagos State, Ade Ipaye, for unlawful imprisonment. Prison authorities stated that they had been unable to have him treated for mental illness, which had progressed and he could not be tried when insane. He died at the age of 46 on August 17, 2012. An autopsy established that his death was from natural causes.

Agriculture › Re: Reptile I Killed On My Farmland by Redomi(m): 12:08am On Sep 01, 2025
Planted in December 2024

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