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Kwashiman:
Post those areas I mentioned egbon. GRA is like only 20% of the bigger picture. I'm an Ibadan boy so I know my onions

Kwashiman:
Post those areas I mentioned egbon. GRA is like only 20% of the bigger picture. I'm an Ibadan boy so I know my onions

Kwashiman:
[s]Ibadan is like 70% slum and filth infestation with brown roofs and ancient building relics littered about, and then 30% face-lift of ultra modern urbanization mostly in the GRA areas. Anybody that has traveled to or lived long enough in Ibadan can attest to this. Go to Bere in Ibadan, and you will think you just did a time travel to the 16th century. The prevalent ancient structures there all clustered up together with poor spacing and gutter rivulets criss crossing each square miles of slum is enough to make you book it out of there to save your sanity. Other slum areas place with mentioning are Dugbe, Sango, Eleyele, Aleshinloye, Molete, Felele etc

I was born and bred in Ibadan (born in Teju hospital), so I definitely know Ibadan like the back of my hand. [/s]

Kwashiman:
Ibadan is like 70% slum and filth infestation with brown roofs and ancient building relics littered about, and then 30% face-lift of ultra modern urbanization mostly in the GRA areas. Anybody that has traveled to or lived long enough in Ibadan can attest to this. Go to Bere in Ibadan, and you will think you just did a time travel to the 16th century. The prevalent ancient structures there all clustered up together with poor spacing and gutter rivulets criss crossing each square miles of slum is enough to make you book it out of there to save your sanity. Other slum areas place with mentioning are Dugbe, Sango, Eleyele, Aleshinloye, Molete, Felele etc

I was born and bred in Ibadan (born in Teju hospital), so I definitely know Ibadan like the back of my hand.

pazienza:
Can we see real time drone aerial video of Ibadan or any SW city?

pazienza:
Can we see real time drone aerial video of Ibadan or any SW city?

pazienza:
Can we see real time drone aerial video of Ibadan or any SW city?

Yorubasareslave:
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Are yorubas truly cursed. I can't remember quoting this disgusting idiot.

Nnamdipapakanu:
Thank u salewa... Been expecting u since

totit:
Are you fu..ck...ing kidding me? Your images are even better. Wait till I show you the worst.

Are kidding me? This one's are even find sef

Bendeco2020:
Why I hate to argue with an average Yoruba person is that they lack facts and don't argue with points.

They will be wrong and still very loud, vomiting only insults.

The only strength they have is insults.

AhoadaRivers:
[s]Shut your dirty mouth, If we add the Igbo DNA carriers in the carribeans and south America. The Igbo population will dust yoruba population by million.

You want to pretend that most African Americans are not of Igbo heritage, you want us to fill this thread with pictures of AAs rediscovering their Ibo roots? Most Jamaicans are of Igbo descent, the Jonkunu yam festival in Jamaica and Carribeans stems from the Igbo culture, do yorubas celebrate yam festival?
The word 'Unu' in Jamaican patois and Carribean pidgin is an Igbo word derivative. The first black president of Haiti was a former slave of Igbo descent.

So if you yorubas want to go that lane, be our guest, as we all know that it if we factor in Igbo-descendant population in the Americas and Caribs and add it to the local population and in diaspora, 200 million will be a conservative figure for Igbo global population count.[/s]

pazienza:
Igbos in Equatorial guinea have been there before 1960 and are now registered as indigenous group there, consisting 5% of the population there.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equatorial_Guinea

I dont see Yoruba recognized officially as an ethnic group in Togo.

As for Sierra Leone. The Yorubas were as much as Igbos there. The two groups were rivals and well balanced.
See this thread :https://www.nairaland.com/997451/early-colonial-views-igbos-yorubas

Mightyhaiz:
well perhaps there are actually audio Yorubas as earlier insinuated after all.. Cos they are barely visible or maybe they dress and speak like Igbo's just to get patronage

Mightyhaiz:
well perhaps there are actually audio Yorubas as earlier insinuated after all.. Cos there are barely visible