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Culture › Re: How Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Sacked The Alake Of Egbaland In 1949 by SaffronSpice: 10:50am On Sep 01, 2016
ichoku:
Despite all the noise. They can only copy. We know the right holders to women uprising against taxation in the whole of Africa. They were imitated clear twenty years after.


IGBO ndi oma ekene oooo
You'll have to check the next thread to find something to stroke your ego.LOL.

While it can't be disputed that the Aba Women Riot(1929) occured before the Abeokuta Women Revolt(1947),the latter was inspired by tax-related uprisings in Egbaland that predate the Aba Women Riot.

Check this timeline: Ijemo Massacre(1914),Adubi War(1918),& Abeokuta Women Revolt(1947).

Capisce?
Politics › Re: Anti-Grazing: Herdsmen’s Lawyer Disagrees With Fayose by SaffronSpice: 9:27am On Sep 01, 2016
I just laugh whenever people call on the government or security agents to prevent these herdsmen from carrying AK-47s and other related weapons.

It's just impossible for them not to be armed to the teeth when you compare the monetary value of their livestock with the types of herdsmen pasturing them - some of these guys look so young and frail that disarming them will be a cakewalk - yet we keep deceiving ourselves by demanding that they dispense with firearms.
If that's done,cattle rustling would be the business all criminal-minded individuals would turn to.

As for the herdsmen,am finding it hard to shake off this feeling that they are hellbent on finishing what U**man Dan Fo*** started; nothing else can explain their unwillingness to build ranches for their cattle,when it's evident that such a move will benefit them more.

If they truly had an hidden agenda,someone should tell them that what the Janjaw33d did in Sudan shall not be tolerated here.
Health › Re: Video Of Man Having Sex With Snake Seen On Nigerian Doctor's Phone In The Uk by SaffronSpice: 4:33pm On Aug 31, 2016
tearoses:
You make it sound as if one is foolish and doesnt know what one is talking about
How will someone this age not know when a handshake is going towards the elbow?

A doctor happy to see a fellow Nigerian because he feels isolated?
Are Nigerians like gold dust?
There are Nigerians on every corner
If anything, Nigerians run away from fellow Nigerians

You see how you have immediately dismissed this woman's account
And its reasons like this that people don't always report abuse, because people like you don't believe them.
Why is he hugging his patient?
Why touching her thigh
Where in his consultation does he need to do this?
Why is he in her space?
Is that professional?

Anyway the guy will have a lawyer and if the police had done anything unprofessional, the crown prosecution service wont even let the case see the light of day. The fact that he is on trial shows that a lot of work has gone into the background and investigation of case.

Maybe he was watching the porn and someone saw him and made a complaint....maybe a colleague.
Not everyone feels comfortable working with someone who watches 2 year olds being sexually abused.

Besides I am not being funny, but the people who send these videos around, know the types of people they send it to
Anyone who sends me rubbish gets told off and or blocked.
They send him dog sex, horse sex, snake sex, child sex......Only him?!
LMAOgrin, customer dada ni.
Health › Re: Video Of Man Having Sex With Snake Seen On Nigerian Doctor's Phone In The Uk by SaffronSpice: 4:27pm On Aug 31, 2016
Feel like throwing up already.
Culture › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Aren’t Criminals —emir Of Ilorin by SaffronSpice:
Noneroone:
smh... full blown yoruba town without a 'full blown' king. Ilorin was yet to flourish as a yoruba settlement before the afonja incident. It had no king (like the awujale, ooni, alaafin and alake) except oyo miltary commanders and oyo-sent baales, who you admitted were non-royals. No known yoruba sub group can lay claims to it. Even the the present population is mostly 'yorubanized fulanis'. Most of whom are native to oyo and who only migrated in droves after it had fallen to fulani.

Yorubas didnt stamp their hegemonic footprint on the territory to show it was their traditional settlement which is why it was easily taken and expanded by fulanis, before colonialists sealed that arrangement.
Your teacher must be a very patient man.
I told you before that that the Aare Ona Kakanfo was the fourth in the chain of command after the Alaafin et al.
To prevent a power tussle and possibly a coup which might arise if both the monarch and the field marshal lived in the same city,the Aare Ona Kakanfo was appointed as the de facto ruler of the military outpost,which Ilorin was.
Do you need to be reminded that there is something called military system of government?

Have confuted the second bolded;I wount repeat myself.

@3rd bolded shows you are yet to do your homework.

PS: This discussion is petty.
What irks me is the way you continue to dish up the same questions without any logical argument or proofs to back them up,like I told you on the other thread: Present your facts not sentiments.

Anyway,have fun.
Culture › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Aren’t Criminals —emir Of Ilorin by SaffronSpice: 3:12pm On Aug 30, 2016
Noneroone:
pls name one Oba in ilorin before the afonja era?
Noneroone:
pls name one Oba in ilorin before the afonja era?
So you're still on the loose with this wild thought banging around your head like an unscrewed nut after I checkmated this lame argument of yours on the last page of this thread
www.nairaland.com/3295043/where-does-kwara-really-belong/6?iorg_service_id_internal=1646953538912597%3BAfruW6tHQ8UeoJok
and you couldn't come up with a factual response till now?

You're a joke.
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice:
vanbonattel:
Actually, I fear that the yorubas has run out of steam. They are so so afraid of failure if they ever go alone and form their own country that their only hope is to rope Igbos into a snaking ship of a country and hope we all sink together. How I wish they will think and save their future instead of bonding together unlike tribes with a hope that things will change in the next 500 years.
You are just ignorant and out of your depth.
If the Yorubas were scared of independence,why did they(through the AG)requested for the right to secession to be included in the constitution during the 1954 constitutional conference?
Where were the Igbos then?
Aligning with the North on why Lagos should be a federal territory,no?
If the NCNC had supported the AG's demand,would getting Biafr* be this difficult for you?

One Nigeria is the fruit of your labour;enjoy itgrin
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice: 8:57pm On Aug 28, 2016
Ikechukwu48:
Prior to kanu, you shithole yoloba was wishing for death of Massob member.

Infact you Savage , it was actually YOLOBA that made nnamdi hate their ass. He used to be a member of massob, do you think watching a tribe applaud the death of your peopls and wishing more death on them including you, you would end up loving those clowns


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS6HitcBPxQ
Here's a video of that same Nnamdi Kanu in year 2012 asking for the government to protect all nigerians, not just Igbos, but ALL.

What changed from 2012 to 2015 that he now despise you lots? Oh I don't know maybe reading the multiple threads where you Nigga kept wishing more death of an igbo group who did not do sh1t to them

As I said before: mention ONE thing Massob did to yorubas that you lots applauded their death and wished more death in them. Name ONE thing.
Stop insulting the Yorubas with your delusion of grandeur,duffer.
What the fvck is massob?
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice: 8:21pm On Aug 28, 2016
Ikechukwu48:
I'll ever do better.

Here's a thread in year 2012 discussing what started tribalism on NL. Peep the lots that were actually rejoicing about the tribalism
https://www.nairaland.com/897201/tribalism-nairaland-affected-negatively/5

Lastly, here's a screenshot of a yoloba that wished the genocide of igbo during GEJ election.

The last two after the election.

As I've told una before provide ONE igbo that EVER did that, just one
Assuming a particular tribe started tribalism on Nairaland is plain deceit, even the thread you posted is not in anyway related to the genesis of tribalism on this forum.The OP only wrote about its subliminal effects that manifests in real life and its prevalence on NL.
Saying the whole mess kicked off in the year 2012 proves that you haven't been around here for long(this's not my first acct.);it has always been part of the system but never this bad,with all the NCAN members sleuthing around.

That doctor's personal opinion and the other social media comments fall short of what I expected to see you post.
These people in no way represent the Yorubas as leaders;guess what,for those statements they made,there are tons of worse recriminatory replies made by equally faceless Igbos on NL and FB etc.,so what's the noise about?

The closest you'll come to proving your point is by citing the rash outburst of the Oba of Lagos.
And when you view happenings in the past,the way Zik had been infatuated with Lagos,and claims that his domain is a no-mans land by Igbos.
You'll agree that it's hightime he broke his silence.
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice: 5:29pm On Aug 28, 2016
Ikechukwu48:
Will you shut that your misrable lying mouth I've v been on NL some 2012 and the hate started from YOLOBA. Hell both website ran by yolobas, aka naijapals and nairaland, are both tribalistic den. Ironically enough the same can't be said on any site ran by any other tribes in Nigeria including hilariously enough a North aka that hausa boy's blog.


You mofos have displayed hatred towards igbo since the creation of NL, infact MAJORITY of Igbos that hate you lots, myself inclided, we're turned tribalists because of you animals and all that happened before GEJ lose. And I can back up Everything I just said with quotes dating all the way back to 2012.


Hell even the Nnamdi Kanu's that you misenable rats masterbate over was equally made a tribalists by you lots, not the other way around. After all, in year 2011 he was video taped fighting for all Nigerian...fast forward to year 2015 and he Hayes una with passion. What changed? Oh I don't know maybe the fact your worthless tribe rejoiced each time massob Myers were killed by the security force. Who the f2k that claims to "love you" applauds your death.

Do not come here and spread some Bullshit lie because theory are some of us that's been a member on NL and seen who started the tribalism on this forum.
Do so.
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice: 5:03pm On Aug 28, 2016
Marcelini:
[s] What empire exactly did Yorubas build? Mud house empires built by defeating fellow Yoruba speaking tribes?[/s]

Yes, it was Banjo who killed the Biafran march to Ore, he compromised the march after he had round table discussions with his Yoruba people, stationed the Biafran troops at Bini for days, taking away the surprise element the Biafrans had in their favour, giving the Nigerian Army enough time to re strategize.

Handling such crucial part of the war to a Yoruba man to lead, was Ojukwu's greatest military blunder.
And Biafra paid dearly for it.
@ the canceled paragraph,stop the confused admiration.
The might of the Oyo Empire has been emblazoned by history; keep your negligible opinion to yourself :p.

@bolded,I thought some of you said Victor Banjo was meant to be an human oliver branch, and Biafran didn't intend to attack/annex those places?
Now I know better.No wonder you got...badly.
Politics › Re: Biafran Technology And Inventions At Display In Umuahia by SaffronSpice: 3:59pm On Aug 28, 2016
leofab:
when will you have sense ? You compare macro technology with nano technology ? Bullets need precision and specification so it can fit on guns not like those machines.. Let me ask you ; crafting a cutlass and a needle which do you think will be easier ??
The Ogbunikwe looks like a mortar to me,making the shells it uses should be more difficult than producing bullets.
Shells require a greater deal of expertise and effort to be manufactured compared to bullets since it contains explosives which bullets does not,and there is the risk of accidental explosion.

Your analogy also does not buttress your point.
A machete is a bladed implement;whereas,a needle is a piercing tool.
There's a difference.
Shells and bullets,on the other hand, are ballistics that follow similar principles.
Celebrities › Re: Lupita N’yongo Is Dating Mobolaji Dawodu, Nigerian Fashion Designer(photos) by SaffronSpice: 5:11am On Aug 28, 2016
Ebony black beauty.
Events › Re: A Nigerian Inter-tribal Wedding In New York (Photos) by SaffronSpice: 3:33pm On Aug 27, 2016
scorpio2013:
Yet you keep running to the east to marry.
It takes two to tango.
Crime › Re: U.S Returnee Arrested For N7m Fraud (photo) by SaffronSpice: 10:41am On Aug 27, 2016
moses93:
yea, my mom only gave birth to me and my mom's side did not support for she to get married to my dad. My mom is dead and I only went to the village when my mom was still alive, and she died twelve years ago and I will never step my foot there ever again.
Have a re-think.
Travel › Re: Truck Driver Parks On Ore-Ijebu Road To Pray, Causing Traffic Jam by SaffronSpice: 12:06pm On Aug 26, 2016
This news is just mischievous.

Only credulous readers will believe that commuters who have important things to do will alight to watch and snap pics of a sane man praying on the road after being detained by him.

It makes no sense.
Travel › Re: Truck Driver Parks On Ore-Ijebu Road To Pray, Causing Traffic Jam by SaffronSpice: 11:44am On Aug 26, 2016
Agbaletu:
Since the OP did not quote the date it happened, it will be difficult to say this could have happened yesterday. I was on that road yesterday and there was a gridlock due to the ongoing construction work. Vehicular movement stood still for several hours. Some of us were even gisting on the road and no one could have stopped him if he was actually praying on that road yesterday. I left Benin 11:00am and got to Berger around 10:00pm. Some people took several pictures. A guy even recorded video and he said he will send it to Linda Ijeja.
Politics › Re: IPOB Splits Again: RE-IPOB Emerges, Sacks Nnamdi Kanu by SaffronSpice: 8:48pm On Aug 25, 2016
Greenback:
fine as long as he shares the ewa with éléwòn superster1
haaahahahaha..

..
Tripob or re ipod,victory is assured
Stop ruining the beauty of Yoruba language.

If you know nothing about the use of diacritical marks,use the anglicized form or better still - type in your **botic tongue lipsrsealed.
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage And Young Paris To Collaborate by SaffronSpice:
Young Paris?
What a shame.
Wack
.

Modified.
It's like the dude's under ROC Nation too,while the collab is a label decision and not her personal project.

Best of luck to them.
Sports › Re: Usain Bolt's Manhood Is Small - Jady Duarte, Brazilian Girl He Had Sex With by SaffronSpice: 10:25am On Aug 25, 2016
This girl's really trying to get as much publicity as possible from her one-night stand with Bolt.

Can't blame her;it's not everyday they get such an opportunity to upgrade to a toptier escort.
Politics › Re: Moshood Abiola's 79th Posthumous Birthday Is Today by SaffronSpice: 8:25am On Aug 24, 2016
LORDOFAFONJAS:
He died a coward cool
Don't desecrate baba's thread,Bro.

If bulala dey hungry you this morning,create new thread make we flagellate the Yabaleftness wey dey your body comot grin
Politics › Re: Moshood Abiola's 79th Posthumous Birthday Is Today by SaffronSpice: 8:16am On Aug 24, 2016
Happy posthumous birthday,Chief MKO Abiola. I wish your memory long life in posterity.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by SaffronSpice:
Noneroone:
hehehe...stop running in circle and answer my question. There is no yoruba sub group with the name 'yoruba' . Infact the word 'yoruba' did not exist in 15th century when ilorin was said to have been founded and heck, dont tell me the yoruba sub-group that supposedly founded Ilorin didnt have a name. 'cos if there were at all they must have a name just like awori in lagos and egba in abeokuta. Just tell me their name and rulers.
You have been around running in circles not me.
My replies have been distinct unlike yours.
I have torpedoed this your loose argument in my previous post.

Your last post to me was "what people are indigenous..." and not sub-group;hence,I replied with Yoruba.

I repeat again-- They(the subgroup) are called Ilorins.

Their rulers were the Aareonakakanfos.

If you think otherwise,present your facts.
Celebrities › Re: Twitter Users Compare Denrele With 'Bobrisky', Mock Him by SaffronSpice: 4:29pm On Aug 23, 2016
Not a fan,but I respect Denrele's thick-skin.
He rarely replies those who make fun of him,unlike other celebs.
Culture › Re: Eluku Festival: Movement Restriction In Ikorodu Over Traditional Festival by SaffronSpice: 11:47am On Aug 23, 2016
Acidosis:
Lol




Some of the traditional women from this town are the same categories of Nigerian made f00ls that would champion the "Gender Equality Bill" in the Nigerian Senate.


Until ORO is abolished in this country, gender equality will never work.

Until our women rise to fight all evil culture, the elite women who are themselves wives to these cultists in Lagos and beyond would continue to deceive the average Nigerian woman.

For gender equality and equity to work, all traditional leaders who support ORO and women oppression in ZOO-gerian must be severely beaten to pulp, including the Lawmakers who sponsor women oppression.


Just to add this, I will walk in Ikorodu if I have an appointment at any restrictive period stated and NOTHING will happen.

Let me see the f00l that will stop me from walking on a Federal Road.

I hereby advise the Nigerian army to open fire on any miscreant caught at the scene just in the same manner they acted in Zaira.

Long live ZOO-Gerian!


To those f00lish women on this thread and beyond who support this oppression on our wives and mothers, and still clamour for gender equality bill, may you marry an aggressive husband that will oppress you ONLY in the same manner ORO cultists oppress Ikorodu women.
You are an A-list clown.
The only reaction the thrash you posted should elicit is a facepalm.
Politics › Re: 8 Killed In Zamfara Over "Blasphemy Against Islam" by SaffronSpice: 10:37am On Aug 23, 2016
Is it not ironic that traditional religion adherents who they accuse of being pagans hardly behave this way?
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by SaffronSpice: 1:55pm On Aug 22, 2016
Noneroone:
which people were indigenous to ilorin before afonja vs fulani fight? Answer me and i'll surrender grin
Yorubas.
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities That Are Yoruba Men by SaffronSpice: 10:00pm On Aug 21, 2016
YorubaThunder:
Lol iwo le post iyen. grin
grin
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by SaffronSpice:
Noneroone:
which people were indigenous to ilorin before afonja vs fulani fight? Answer me and i'll surrender grin
Now you are clutching at straws,aint you?

You brought up the theory of how the people living there before Afonja should be the one to revolt against the Fulanis and not the Yorubas;back it up by proving such people existed.

You suggested it,so prove it that there were non-Yorubas living there before Afonja.
I maintain that the natives there before Afonja were Yorubas - He(Afonja) wasnt the first Aareonakakanfo - if you think otherwise,present your facts and not sentiments.
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities That Are Yoruba Men by SaffronSpice: 9:18pm On Aug 21, 2016
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities That Are Yoruba Men by SaffronSpice: 9:14pm On Aug 21, 2016
Pprovost:
God bless you! She actually created this thread to spite the Yorubas. For me, I always have a good laugh anytime they come up with comments like that because I've come to realize that their delusion is self inflicted cool
Lol.But I don't think she was being sarcastic.
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities That Are Yoruba Men by SaffronSpice: 8:50pm On Aug 21, 2016

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