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Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 8:48am On Nov 23, 2020
agadez007:
I understand you are trying to defend your people and I don't really understand why you are using the term West instead of just saying Lagos,I care less what they play in Ibadan or Ekiti etc I am talking about lagos which is the melting point of All tribes in Nigeria,and now the unofficial music Capital of Nigeria
Not only the yorubas reside in Lagos,there are others even Owerri that isn't as diverse as lagos have a two hour programs on zanders fm where people call in speaking only Yoruba and requesting Yoruba music
chill not every time tribalism
Still you're not getting it.
1. why shouldn't I mention other places?
there are also non indigenes in other south west states. And When I mean the west, I'm not singling out any state, we don't discriminate here so, that's why a Yoruba man will mostly have root up to 3 - 4 SW states.

2. This isn't tribalism, but we are starting out fact, West is still the regions that appoint and select people to show their talent and skills and intellect irrespective of your tribe.
So we hate when one efulefu like phyno saying we're not accommodating enough, what else does he want us to do?
Is it not Enugu governor that asked them to go to their state during End SARS protests.
something that can never happen here.

3. Everything isn't tribalism but you guys started it.
I also remember when one efulefu igbo guy saying Yorubas has overtaken the Movie industry on instagram
Politics › Re: Olubadan Saliu Aje-Ogunguniso Visits Tinubu (Photo) by Sammy07: 8:40am On Nov 23, 2020
AmuDimpka:
I didn't see and I haven't seen any king in North, when I mean king I mean top notch kings visiting citizens

You can't see these kings or even Oba of Benin go visiting people in Benin ... The people visit the king

Well , maybe the yoruba kings have a different approach
I can't say for Benin

but North. many times.

Sanusi lamido sanusi
sultan of sokoto.

https://www.nairaland.com/5683872/photos-sultan-sokoto-ooni-ife

https://www.nairaland.com/3527287/sultan-sokoto-arrives-enugu-style/1

https://www.nairaland.com/3572044/abdulsalami-sultan-sokoto-kukah-meet/1

Many times Sanusi visited El rufai
Politics › Re: Olubadan Saliu Aje-Ogunguniso Visits Tinubu (Photo) by Sammy07: 8:25am On Nov 23, 2020
AmuDimpka:
ejoor emabinu .. where is the fan base
Mostly Lagosians.
Politics › Re: Olubadan Saliu Aje-Ogunguniso Visits Tinubu (Photo) by Sammy07: 8:24am On Nov 23, 2020
AmuDimpka:
Only in Yoruba land I do see this .. I must be frank

It's only in Yoruba land that kings go visiting citizens ... The british queen don't go visiting david beckham or do the japanese king go visiting shinzu abbey, it is the other way round


You cannot see the obi of Onitsha, The Eze of Nri go visit individual

You can't see the Emir of Kano, Sultan of Sokoto go visit Jega or anyone ... It's the other way round

Well, I know that the sophisticated ones would come up with explanations though


I wait to read it ... Maybe I would learn
Well they do, I don't know of Nri or whatever, Emir of Kano and sultan visits politicians wella.

didn't you check the front page where one of the northern traditional rulers visited Enugu governor?
Anyways, visit varies, it could be assurance of something, maybe peace and progress of the Yorubas nation.
Politics › Re: Uche Mefor Resigns As IPOB Deputy Leader, Floats New Radio Station by Sammy07: 8:18am On Nov 23, 2020
Mefor, apart from this, had called for a change of approach and attitude among IPOB members but his appeals were met with verbal Assaults from members of his group.
Kanu / IPOB made a mistake here.
The Me for guy is correct.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 8:13am On Nov 23, 2020
agadez007:
They are already turning it to a East vs West thing,Yoruba people no dey [quote author=agadez007 post=96341548]CAPITAL M U M U
you don't even get what I was saying but you just jumped on my mention to get cheap likes
Here is nairaland where there is freedom of speech, I can decide to quote you if I wish.
BTW, will likes increase my account balancehuh

anyways, I quote you because your statement is incoherent.
agadez007:
They are already turning it to a East vs West thing,Yoruba people no dey ever tire for Tribalism
I believe some months back,Mc galaxy(From Akwa ibom) complained bitterly of the same thing even Erigga (the king of warri) too,having Lived in the West I come to realise they don't want to hear any music from any part of the nation only those ones done in Yoruba language,in Igbo land we don't discriminate against any music as we believe that music is a universal language

Back then in Igbo land,Places like Onitsha,aba and enugu were like the music mecca of those days,people came from Ghana and even Cameroon to form bands and perform in their local dialects and we loved them for them
Most people may not know that the sweet mother crooner Prince Nico mbarga is actually Cameroonian but grew up in the east
My dad still has a collection of Ghana music till today even when he dont understand anything
Is this not the rubbish you split out?
And pls, what are you trying to say? you splits nonsense that we don't want to here any other music apart from Yoruba music.
And plz, Psquare, phyno, chindima, tekno

Are they singing in Yoruba? how come they blow in South west?

You make a nonsense statement that you guys don't discriminate in music. and I ask, do you have Hausa music on your phone?
or how many of your relatives living in the east understand Yoruba talkless of listening to the likes of naira Marley.

The truth is, if naira Marley, Olamide, Zlantan that do sing purely in Yoruba could blow in South west and Phyno and the likes can't blow in the East, it means the West is where the market is.

Always put on your thinking cap, when typing on the cyberspace
Politics › Re: Okorocha Builds N48m Skill Acquisition Centre At Karamajiji In Abuja by Sammy07: 8:05am On Nov 23, 2020
Lol, I found this funny.
Politics › Re: Nasiru Ado Bayero Assures Ugwuanyi Of Safety Of Igbos In Kano State by Sammy07: 8:00am On Nov 23, 2020
purplekayc:
evidently you've have not traveled there before
Is like you don't know the sarcasm of simplyleo
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 7:54am On Nov 23, 2020
Fahdiga:
Don't worry I will soon expose all your bigotry for the world to see
Lol, try to mention me whenever you do and remember to tell me your state.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07:
agadez007:
[s] They are already turning it to a East vs West thing,Yoruba people no dey ever tire for Tribalism
I believe some months back,Mc galaxy(From Akwa ibom) complained bitterly of the same thing even Erigga (the king of warri) too,having Lived in the West I come to realise they don't want to hear any music from any part of the nation only those ones done in Yoruba language,in Igbo land we don't discriminate against any music as we believe that music is a universal language [/s]
You're an illiterate sir.
Can you pls forward any of your family numbers that is living in the east to me.
let me send naira Marley song to them if they will understand.

So we shouldn't listen songs in Yoruba because of you guys?
If west isn't comfortable then go to East nah, west didn't force you to come and start your career here.
How many Hausa songs do you have on your phone?

You guys are full of envy and hate
West is the only region that don't discriminate and accept all tribes.
You can prove me wrong. We should debate on it.
Music
Education
Movies
politics
services
etc


You could as well, ask us to forget about our culture.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 6:47am On Nov 23, 2020
Fahdiga:
Are you one of them
Yes, I'm from the west. care to explain.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 6:45am On Nov 23, 2020
illicit:
Hmmmm they want to use style to takeover/overthrow west....
It's not possible, because every region has what they're good at.
Just as you can't overthrown Igbos and Edos in Christian songs.

You can't overthrown the Benues in agriculture

you can't overthrown the west in Artisan, Music and religion.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 6:43am On Nov 23, 2020
Fahdiga:
Those indigenes in the west are the most selfish human being I've ever seen
And pls, tell me how.
care to explain
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 4:39am On Nov 23, 2020
Juliusmalema:
@bolded, I have to agree with you. He just finished smoking thailand.


The basis of such submission is totally useless bearing in mind his wraps in Igbo and nearly those who understands him patronises and markets him aside beats which might even prompt someone who doesn't understand to enjoy the music.
True, just like most of you Igbos can't understand Naira maley, Zlantan, Olamide songs.
But they rank in millions, they've blown self.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 4:31am On Nov 23, 2020
But if an artist is blown in the West, then he automatically gets blown all across Nigeria.
Population factor I guess.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Talks About The Hurdles The East Musicians Face In The West. by Sammy07: 4:30am On Nov 23, 2020
He's not serious I don't even understand him.

and that the West should try to find a way to accommodate the Easterners such that they can get blown easily by accepting their music better.
And what does he mean herehuh
Don't we accommodate Easterners than the way Easterners accommodate westerners?

And we don't discriminate in west, once your music is good, you'll be accepted.

Only a Yoruba man will understand the importance of Music and Religion (all types of religion) in our lives, because it's part and parcel of our culture. We modified and reincarnate Music and Religion cool
Politics › Re: Umahi Meets Orji Uzor Kalu, Hosts Him To Dinner In Abuja (Photos) by Sammy07: 4:25am On Nov 23, 2020
MadamExcellency:
Which post between Chief Whip and Minority leader is higher in Office in Nigeria?
Chief whip nah

minority leader is the leader of the opposition.
Politics › Re: Abaribe: BMO Releases Names Of Igbos In Aso Rock by Sammy07: 9:42pm On Nov 22, 2020
Nigeriabiafra80:
Can you tell me one impact those advisers has make
Starting from
Lekki massacre
Recession
Boko haram
Or is visiting aso rock now an achievement to our so called igbo representatives,
People that lack power to implement or execute any job
Yet they are the best when it comes in education
And what is needed from them is advise that President can veto
Is that a position?
Well, they don't have that much power, those that have much more power are ministers, President, vice president, Chief of staff, SGF, Anthony general etc.

But then, we have Igbos in the ministry nah.
Do you expect an aboki to put Igbo man as Chief of staff?
even you yourself, you can't put a Fulani man as a chief of staff.
Politics › Re: Abaribe: BMO Releases Names Of Igbos In Aso Rock by Sammy07: 9:34pm On Nov 22, 2020
Nigeriabiafra80:
Bringing list of inconsequential people in buhari administration as igbos is laughable
It didn’t equate development
They are into powerless/non decision making position
If he so much trust them what happened to CSOs are they not good enough for that position ?after all they are many igbos in Lagos state government like commission of gutter,joe igbokwe
Actually Special assistant, senior assistant etx.

ain't inconsequential post.
If you've have opportunity to visit Aso Rock. it's a state on its own.
Travel › Re: Tourist Site In Ibadan - Places To Visit In Ibadan, Oyo State. by Sammy07: 7:47pm On Nov 22, 2020
Charleys:
Please remove that mall, a mall is not a tourist destination, I don't know but to me, I see malls as place where you go to buy things and or spend money.
Not a place to go get experience.
well, perhaps you're right
Travel › Re: Tourist Site In Ibadan - Places To Visit In Ibadan, Oyo State. by Sammy07: 7:47pm On Nov 22, 2020
techmo:
Thanks for this piece ..

When this guys talk I just laugh especially when decieving people who don't travel


.
lol, don't mind them tho.
someone stayed in Ibadan up to 3months and was boasting that he knew all ibadan cheesy
lol.

even those that have been there right from the birth for 50years noise know 80% of ibadan.
Romance › Re: Couple Who Met In Secondary School Weds (Photos) by Sammy07: 6:09pm On Nov 22, 2020
NnwayiOgwashi , how far nahhuh
Romance › Re: MARRIAGE : After Complaining That IMO Men Have Ignored Them And Marry Other Stat by Sammy07: 6:02pm On Nov 22, 2020
IamFINESSE:
Mostly owerri girls
Orlu is even better
But omo, the hotels in owerri too much Abeq.
All those IMSU girls sha, I missed them cool
Travel › Re: Tourist Site In Ibadan - Places To Visit In Ibadan, Oyo State. by Sammy07: 5:48pm On Nov 22, 2020
techmo:
Ibo give up this nonsense


No Ibo city can stand Ibadan in infrastructure

An Airport an Airforce airstrip, over Five malls and largest ShopRite, 2 standard stadium, four University UI been the best in Ibadan



.
● Ibadan is the third Largest city in Africa after Cairo and Johannesburg (Wikipedia)
● Ibadan is the third most populous city in Nigeria after Kano and Lagos
● Ibadan is the Home of Nigeria Army 2nd Division
● Ibadan City alone has a population of 3,720,643 people (2006 census), with this more populous than states like, Enugu, Gombe, Osun, Cross-River, Sokoto, Ondo, Kebbi, Edo, Benue, Bayelsa, Abia, Kwara, Adamawa, Ebonyi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Taraba, Pleatue, Ekiti, Yobe and Zamfara (2006 census)
● Ibadan has 11 recognised Local Government Area with an Average of 338,462 people per L.G.A as against 150,000 people per L.G.A of Fed constitution recommendation, the Nigerian Constitution stipulate 10 L.G.A for provision to create a state
● "Ibadan North" L. G. A. is one of the first four most populated L.G.A in Nigeria with 856,988 people and Oluyole 734,377 people (2006 census)
● Ibadan has 5 metropolitan L.G.A namely Ibadan North, Ibadan North-West, Ibadan North-East, Ibadan South-West and Ibadan South-East
● Ibadan has 6 Urban-rural L.G.A namely Egbeda, Oluyole, Ona-Ara, Lagelu,Akinyele and Ido
● Ibadan has its oldest L.G.A such as Oluyole, Akinyele and Lagelu L.G.A
● Ibadan is the Capital of Western Colonial Administration 1893 and also Western Region since 1939
● Ibadan operates the most orderly and peaceful monarchy system anywhere in the whole universe*
● Ibadan hosts the very first University in Nigeria and the first and the best Zoological Garden (renovated few years ago by Pastor E.A. Adeboye) nationwide (in the University of Ibadan campus)
● Ibadan covers a total Area of 3,186 sq. km (1,195sq miles) close to the whole of Lagos State 3,348 sq.km
● Ibadan has 7 Federal Constituencies as against constitution stipulation of 6 to create a state
● Ibadan puts Oyo State as the 4th largest economy in Nigeria
● Ibadan is Nigeria’s 3rd cheapest city to live
● Ibadan has a Federal Airport (Alakia), boarding passengers to cities like Kano, Lagos, Abuja, Benin, Port Harcourt etc.
● Ibadan has 4 Government Reservation Areas (GRA, as we call them) – Iyaganku, Jericho, Onireke, and Agodi.
● Ibadan hosted the first Housing Corporation in Nigeria that built the first housing estate in Nigeria, Bodija Housing Estate.
● Ibadan has the oldest Surviving Newspaper in Nigeria (Tribune Newspaper)
● Ibadan hosts the first TV station in the whole of Africa 1959 as WRBC, later WNTV/WNBS and now NTA Ibadan
● Ibadan has 6 Television stations (Galaxy as the first private station in Nigeria 1994, NTA, AIT, MiTV, because, Fortis TV Ibadan.
● Ibadan has 27 Radio stations operating in the same city; namely Fresh FM, Splash FM, Inspiration, Premier FM, Oluyole FM, Lagelu FM, Star FM, Space FM, Diamond/UI FM, Naija FM, Radio Nigeria, Amuludun FM etc.
● Ibadan hosts Mapo Hall, one of only 2 Town Halls in Africa of Greco-Roman architectural style.
● Ibadan’s house-numbering, system for postal delivery using the cardinal points, N, S, E, W, SW,SE, NW, and NE is the only one of such postal codes in Africa, designed by the British.
● Ibadan has the Bowers' Towers, designed by British Colonial Officer Taffy (also designed the Mapo Hall) is the only structure of its kind in Nigeria and West Africa, located on top of the city in the Agala Forest.
● Ibadan hosted the first fruit canning factory in Nigeria, Lafia Canning Company, established and owned by the Western Nigeria Development Corporation, and supplied by the citrus and pineapple farm of Apoje, near Ijebu Igbo (in present day Ogun State)
● Ibadan consists of several almost-independent, self-sustaining big communities:
• The City itself
• University of Ibadan campus
• The Ibadan Polytechnic campus
• The University College Hospital (UCH) community
• The Moor Plantation community, including the IAR&T campus
• The IITA community
• CRIN community
• The Nigerian Railway compound and living quarters
• The Odogbo Barracks community of the Nigerian Army
• The Lead City University campus
• The religious communities of Immanuel College and the Dominican Community.
● Ibadan is the only city in Nigeria that has over 15 Federal Tertiary Institutions/Research Institutes, namely:
1. University of Ibadan, formerly University College, Ibadan,1948 (Nigeria’s Premier University).
2. Nigeria Institute for Social and Economic Research, (NISER)
3. Institute for Agricultural Research and Training (I.A.R &T) Moor Plantation*
4. National Institute of Horticulture Research and Training (NIHORT)
5. National Cereal Research Institute (NCRI) 1958
7. Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (FRIN)
8. University College Hospital (UCH) 1948, including School of Nursing
9. Federal School of Statistics
10. College of Health Technology
11. Federal Co-operative College
12. Federal College of Agriculture,1921
13. Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology
14. Federal College of Forestry
15. International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, IITA (an international/global Institute)
16. Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria (CRIN)1956*
17. National Institute of Science Laboratory Technology (NISCLT)
18. Ibadan Polytechnic (owned by Oyo State) but started as the College of Science and Arts
● Ibadan has several private higher institutions of learning such as:
• Immanuel College of Theology
• Lead City University
• Ibadan City Polytechnic
• BOLMOL Polytechnic
• Dominican University
• Tower Polytechnic
• All-Ibadan College of Education
• Mufu Lanihun College of Education
• Precious Cornerstone University
• KolaDaisi University
● Ibadan has the Largest Supermarket in Africa (Shoprite Ibadan Ring-Road branch)
● Ibadan has the first stadium and International Stadium in Nigeria (1945) the Liberty Stadium (now Obafemi Awolowo Stadium) with 35,846 capacity
● Ibadan is the home of Book Publishers, having over major 20 printing companies i.e. Oxford University Press, Ibadan University Press, Heinemann, Evans, Spectrum, Bounty, Odua Press, Macmillan etc.
● Ibadan hosts the Regional Headquarter of Central Bank Of Nigeria, Dugbe, under which states like Ondo, Delta, Ogun, Kogi,Edo Ekiti, Ilorin, and Oyo operate.
● Ibadan to Oyo is the first motorable road in Nigeria 1905 built by Sir Percy Girouard
● The busiest road in Nigeria is Lagos-Ibadan followed by Abuja-Kaduna express road
● An Ibadan man, Mr Taiwo Akinkumi designed Nigeria Nation Flag (1959)
● Ibadan has the first tallest building in Africa, "Cocoa House" 1962.
● Ibadan hosts the first set of Secondary schools in Nigeria.
• St. Anne's School, Molete 1868,
• Ibadan Grammar School, Molete, 1913,
• Ibadan Boys High School, 1938,
• Government College, Apata, Ibadan 1927,
• Queen School, Apata, Ibadan 1956,
• St Patrick Grammar School 1962,
• Ibadan City Academy, Eleta 1946,
• Wesley College, Elekuro, (a teacher training college) 1905,
• St. Theresa’s Girl School, Oke-Ado, 1932,
• Yejide Girls Grammar School, Kudeti, 1956,
• Loyola College, Agodi,1954
• Lagelu Grammar School, Agugu, 1958
• Igbo Elerin Grammar School, via Ibadan, 1957.
● Ibadan is the fastest growing city in Nigeria



NB: I'm not from Ibadan or Oyo state.
but I love Ibadan.
cc: Iamgrey5

God Bless South West.
Politics › Re: How Or Why Is The Middle Belt North? by Sammy07: 5:33pm On Nov 22, 2020
Amotolongbo:
Not geographical expression really.

It is more of politics.
One can’t really explain many political decisions made
Well I think the term north still suit her.

The amount of rainfall, the wind, sunlight, and everything botanical about her does not fit into South
Travel › Re: Tourist Site In Ibadan - Places To Visit In Ibadan, Oyo State. by Sammy07: 5:24pm On Nov 22, 2020
In Oyo state only there are many tourists sites.
Not to talk of Ondo, Ekiti, Osun.

Well we're patronising it.
I'll be in IB this December

Agodi gardens
IITA mountain reserve
Oke Ado mountain
Mapo hall
National mesuem of Unity
Fun factory
ibadan cultural center
Ventura mall or palms mall
Trans-wonderland park... etc

all in Oyo state
Politics › Re: Adaka Boro: Vindicating The Hausas And Yorubas by Sammy07: 3:22pm On Nov 22, 2020
SaintBishop:
Can a yoruba pathetic, weakling like you survive in the creeks? Just thinking out loud.
Why would I be living in the creeks grin
Politics › Re: A Bill For An Act To Establish South South Development Commission by Sammy07: 1:45pm On Nov 22, 2020
AwkaFinest:
This is about South South, not NDDC that includes Abia, Imo and Ondo states.
No difference. (cos it's an avenue to chop money)
The bill should be rejected.

And they should scrap NDDC and NEDC
Politics › Re: Adaka Boro: Vindicating The Hausas And Yorubas by Sammy07: 11:08am On Nov 22, 2020
technicallyrich:
you are a koward ansna big fol.
I m an ijaw man and I m pro ss and se.
I have no time for a koward like you.
if small heat happen na,you will run away shouting ah ah egbamioo,some body helpoo.
fear fear yaribanza 400l.
I hope you know Lagos and ondo belongs to ijaws and if anything happens to Nigeria,you will fight ss and se to take these two states.
and we all know once you hear fight,you lot pee in your pant and shiver.
Who takes an Ijaw man serious. grin
see the trash he splits. grin.

I'm sure you're typing from the creek grin
Politics › Re: Adaka Boro: Vindicating The Hausas And Yorubas by Sammy07: 11:00am On Nov 22, 2020
Elvictor:
Yoruba are hypocrites we are waiting for them 2023, they will never get to that centre till thou kingdom come, Obasanjo has done all their tenure.
Lol, and it was the same Yorubas that voted for GoodLuck in 2011
it was the same Yorubas that fought for GoodLuck when the cabals wanna wage war against him in 2007.

We don't even benefit anything from you guys.
Politics › Re: Adaka Boro: Vindicating The Hausas And Yorubas by Sammy07: 10:58am On Nov 22, 2020
Elvictor:
it seem like you don't know what Obasanjo has done, do you know that Obasanjo was the one who pass the law that FG should have control of all resources? I should leave Yoruba race out of it? when he gave Lagos the power to control all their resources during his reign, I should leave Yoruba race out of it when they were using their media to change the narrative of Niger Delta struggles and paint us in bad light?
You're not Okay.

An Edo and a Delta man owns 3 of some major medias in these country.

Too much lies on this thread.

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