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sukkot:Wagwan, big bredrin? Wahh ya say? Swag pon de Yoruba dons - style on them. ![]() Winning. ![]() https://33.media.tumblr.com/6748823e81f1ac01fd34b896c3c09629/tumblr_inline_mnt65rhnkP1qz4rgp.gif https://38.media.tumblr.com/82fe386ec1a177628563a1e43494f0f4/tumblr_inline_mnt66cOBso1qz4rgp.gif |
Yoruba boys are the Kings of Nigeria and Africa - swag on a hundred thousand billion. ![]() Darn! Proud to be Yoruba, I swear down. ![]() Lord Knows. https://33.media.tumblr.com/ef1b02aefcadcad51e6abfddfb8e20dc/tumblr_inline_mnt692q4ue1qz4rgp.gif |
sukkot:Lol. Celestial message. ![]() https://vh1.mtvnimages.com/uri/mgid:file:http:shared:vh1.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/usmart-1449162919.gif YoruBadBoys - #Winning. |
Lol. Awujale got the second visit after the Alaafin of Oyo lol. To all the illiterates and ignorant folks who love arguing - the Ooni of Ife just displayed true history without speaking about it. That is how you know a true Yoruba King with knowledge of history. Proud of the Ooni of Ife - a true Ife royalty with knowledge of history and bridge builder. |
nisai:Lmao. These folks care too much about Igbos rather than focus on what we do best. We're at least 100 years ahead of Igbos in term of progression, competing with Igbos is basically like dragging yourselves down, hence Yoruba state are 100 years backward. If all we can boast of are basically what Yorubas in the late 19th century and early 20th century built - then we have to be the most redundant people out there. We're better off competing with ourselves than Igbos. |
XperiaZ6:I don't have time for inaccurate propaganda pictures. Post the geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude) of Madagascar and I'll tell you where it belongs. Let me ask you a question: are Senegal, Togo, Cape Verde, Ghana, Gambia et al in the Western Hemisphere based on real geographical coordinates - YES or NO? If you can an answer to that - you'd know where Nigeria belongs. |
XperiaZ6:Stark illiterate, if you actually do proper geographical measurement of Africa - you'd see that Nigeria is in West Africa cos the Nothern part of Africa is far bigger than the Southern part of Africa. That's the same propaganda Europeans post everywhere by making Africa look smaller than it actually is in pictures, when in reality it is by far the biggest continent. And the same propaganda they used to cutting the Middle East out of Africa, when the Middle East used to be part of Africa on all old maps. |
Lmao. That looks fresh - I can't lie. That has to be the most creative and brazenly patriotic thing I have seen an Igbo person do. Too bad the US marines are soft. I need to steal that and get a "YORUBAD-BOY" or "IJ3BU-DUK3". Nice. |
You can never make women happy. But if you can give them comfort and good mandingo - that's about 60% of the problem out of the way. But that doesn't mean that won't disturb you from time to time with their mental issues though. |
nisai:Lmao, my Ijebu brother. That Ogun of a state is a disgrace. A state like that should at least look like Lagos a bit. ![]() The state is a like a pauper living next to a rich man/hustler and running around with him - yet he can't tap something out of him, just to upgrade himself a bit. ![]() |
grandstar:How sure are you that if the naira is allowed to float - it will peak between N230-250? Do you understand what floating is, vis-a-vis how volatile the Nigerian economy is at the moment? The whole thing is neither here nor there and I'm sure the Nigeria is far worse than it is on the surface - and allowing the naira to float might lead to hyper-inflation. Sometimes you just have to provide cover till you can find a cushion somewhere. So I'd rather they keep it fixed for now and see if they can get the necessary cushion. And due to dwindling oil prices, they can't tag it with oil. Folks need to worry more about ludicrous budget and all the asinine welfare policies, especially when the country needs to cut government spending. |
Lmao @ ineffectual buffoon. ![]() But why compare GEJ to a buffoon? I've met a few buffoons in my lifetime and they're far much more mentally developed than GEJ. Then again, I guess that was why whoever labelled him such, had to add "ineffectual" to it, just to make it sound complete. ![]() Also, the person who wrote the article for the Economist must either be a yank or a black person cos Brits seldom use "buffoon" and both Economist and Financial Times are British newspapers. |
shizzy7:Lol. Don't mind the clowns. They get paid and the money they spend is the commonwealth of the people...so why can't they perform? No excuse whatsoever. The funds they expend in paying all these blinkered rats all over the internet and publicity can fix a lot of problems. When you are an achiever - ya achievements will speak for you without noise making by spamming lousy and mediocre projects all over cyberspace. An eye test alone shows that the projects are substandard and mediocre. So what is the point? They better start begging Lagos to start sending new projects/investments to the state, just to give it a facelift and help it in creating wealth - cos the state is a disgrace. Ogun must be cursed with terrible leaders to look the way it looks in 2016. Based on eye test alone - it might be the worst Yoruba state in terms of infrastructures. |
shizzy7:Lol. These obtuse loafers and paid hacks know better than to question my Yorubaness cos they all know I'm more Yoruba than they will ever be. Being Yoruba is about being ingrained in the virtues of the Yoruba ancestors who placed priorities on excellence, hard work, and creativity - not mediocrity and lack of achievements. The only thing these folks are good for is waving non-existent and castrated dycks with Igbos about which of the two regions is more backward. Apart from that, they're just as useless as the walking utter failure of leaders they exalt. Ogun state is a disgrace. I've been trying to collate pictures of the state for weeks now and there's absolutely nothing presentable to post from the state. Heck, even Ondo and Ekiti are far ahead of the state in terms of infrastructures. And as bad as Ibadan is, it's light years ahead of Ogun state. Yet this clown is posting pictures of lousy projects and companies. Based on how decent the architecture of the old buildings in Abeokuta looks - I'd even wager that Ogun state in 1920 when those buildings were still new should be better than what it's today. Yet the state like all the other Yoruba states are swimming in an ocean of debts. It's just shameful and pathetic. |
yetseyi:Lol. You know you can't resist the charming looks cos it's as potent as Ijebu voodoo and its power to hypnotise on sight is second to none. ![]() Don't worry, I'm gonna take you and ya friends to the next Ojude Oba festival and watch you dance for me. ![]() |
asids55:Shut ya gob before I smack the amala that corroded ya brain cells out of ya putrid mouth. Ogun state is an effing disgrace to all Yorubas - dead and alive. That's meant to be a state next to Lagos and a state occupied by two of the most prominent Yoruba subgroups that have produced arguably the most prominent Yoruba sons and daughters, yet the darn state still looks like it never left the 1920s. Take a look at the Egba part, and Abeokuta that's meant to be the capital of the state here: http://www.viewphotos.org/nigeria/images-of-Abeokuta-440.html Don't even let me post pictures of the Ijebu part of the state that was posted in the culture section last year, cos that's even far worse than Abeokuta. Even Ekiti looks better than Ogun. ![]() Is that something to be proud of? You lot are just so ridiculously dumb and stupid that you can't see how effed up you're and you revel in lauding mediocrity and non-achievements. And the idiot spammed everywhere with pictures of companies and industrial estates that were built in the 60s by the western region, yet the state and the whole of the SW is heavily indebted. Just STFU before I smack the shyte of you, prick. ![]() |
yetseyi:Lool. Kickers are London classic all purpose footwear. It's not really about how they look - it is about how you rock them, especially the laces. If you ever see me in kickers, you will definitely fall in love with me loool. Just tell all ya friends to watch out for the Yoruba don that will get them hypnotised by just his presence alone. |
This arresa guy is a clown. He basically just posted shitty pictures of mediocre projects and pictures of private industrial estates and companies. Yet he wants folks to celebrate this utter failure. Even the vicinity of the lousy projects look like they're stuck in the 20s. The current governor, past governors, and OBJ ought to be thoroughly flogged in the market square for how messed up the state looks. |
yetseyi:Lol. They got that vicious wordplay from Yoruba women. You know when you're dealing with women with razor mouths, you just have to take it a notch higher, to be able to match the venom. Coupled with the fact that this is the hip-hop generation and everything has "no limit" like Master P. So if you want to go it at it, it's either you go hard or go home. Frog princess and gorilla - that's double whammy of animalia and the merging of reptilia and mammalia. Darn! That nyggah went in. I can't believe he gives relationship advice and he's also psychologist. ![]() The outfit and shoes look decent - he just basically made the trad fit into urban fashion and he pulled it off. When is ya wedding? I'm going to crash ya wedding in Yoruba trad and kickers. Check out what kickers look like (the best footwear ever): https://www.80scasualclassics.co.uk/images/kickers-kick-hi-boots-in-leather-navy-p1323-21452_medium.jpg |
yetseyi:Loooooooooool. Nothing is too much when you're defending yourself against an unprovoked attack in a war of attrition. A real warrior would either ignore or go the kill. And they went for the latter. ![]() Check this link for her shots: http://www.bellanaija.com/2016/01/are-you-guilty-gbemi-olateru-olagbegi-toolz-take-on-party-crashers/ Darn! Them nyggahs right there are too flee to be crashing weddings for food. C'mon, I know poverty is real in naij, but they don't even look like they live in naij and with all the super nice trads they rock everywhere, I doubt they're hungry. Shyte, I need to start checking their insta from time to time just to get some insight into how to rock Yoruba trads - Yoruba trads for men are flee as fvck. C'mon, this nyggah rocked creative recreation crepz on Yoruba trad and made it look fly. That right there is like taking fashion sense to ionosphere. This nyggah is going to make me start rocking creative recreation again (I stopped in 2012). Check out the pic: https://www.360nobs.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/MMR2015DSC_5225.jpg |
Favolly:Err, even if she's the "originator" of the gist - the fact that she didn't send for them exonerated her from the madness. At the end of the day she didn't ask Ms. 3XL cheekbones to broadcast the news and throw stones. Once you throw stones, there's no point hiding ya hands - you just have to be responsible for the consequences that come with it. That comes with the territory. She nuked their self-esteem and I'm sure they won't be attending any wedding ceremony any time soon and if they do, they will probably start taking the invites everywhere to show people. ![]() Well, that's the essence for clapping back. The chic is going to start watching her mouth henceforth. And other trifling loose mouthed chics are also going to stop sending for them and they'll know that there are consequences involved. In short term, there'll be backlash from pseudo-sophisticated folks about how they reacted. But cos folks have short memories - they'll win on the long run and reckless talkers will start watching their mouths. And they're already winning now as well cos they need any type of publicity (good and bad) for what they do. |
Favolly:It's character assassination. I think everyone is guilty of attending parties they're not directly invited to, at one point or the other in their lives. Personally, I'm not the party type, but I know most summers I do attend one or two weddings with my uncles, cousins, brother, or friends I'm not invited to. They know the people and when they ring me to come with them...if I'm not busy, most times I just ask them about the type of crowd that will be there. And cos I meet some of the best chics at weddings - I just tag along to go look for chics. It's just normal. Now you've got folks who're socialites and based on their fields (according to their instagram: one is a politician, while the other is into relationship counselling) - they obviously need networking and publicity, with their faces everywhere. So it's more or less a hustle for them. For her to call them out unprovoked on social media in public glare (she also has tens of thousands of followers on twitter) for their lifestyle is basically character assassination. That was a low blow and they have a right to respond. And once it gets to that - you can't fault folks for whatever method they choose cos all is fair in a war. Apparently, this isn't the first time folks said shyte about them and it seems they've had enough. And when people are pushed to the wall - they become unpredictable. From the hilarious videos the younger brother posted on instagram - you can see that the chic crushed his ego. How do you expect a wounded lion like that to respond? ![]() Toolz didn't call them out - the other chic with 3XL cheekbones did. Heck, she also allegedly tagged/replied someone that called the younger brother a quack psychologist, after throwing the shade. All unprovoked. So she was definitely asking for it and they gave it to her on steroids. I'm sure after this - she's going to start watching her mouth. ![]() But don't lie, those guys go hard in the paint, alie? |
Favolly:Why do you care about what they do for a living? And what's wrong in clapping back at a loose mouthed idiot who called them out in public glare unprovoked? When did it become a crime to defend yourself against character assassination? Even if they're wedding crashers and social climbers (they don't even look like the type), what's her business? Oh, it's okay for her to chat shyte unprovoked, but it's a crime for them to reciprocate the gesture, no? See when you're attacked and the gloves come off - all is fair. If you can't handle the heat, don't go around looking for trouble. |
tpiar:Lmao. Tilapia, why're you calling my name in vain? Please, I don't do social media, apart from following strippers and video models for twerking videos to watch when I'm bored, fashion tips, and a few celebrities that are funny for jokes. I'm a ghost and I ain't got time for useless idle talks and leading fake lives with pictures. There's money to be made out there in the real world - than trying to impress inconsequential clowns. As for NL - this is just for clowning the obtuse illiterates that populate the forum and Nigeria. ![]() Keep my dyck out of ya mouth. If you want to meet them - just slide into their DMs. They sure won't reject giving you a good beat, if you're good looking. ![]() |
yetseyi:The biitch is just an idiot and ya typical two-faced Yoruba slag that thrives on talking recklessly. I think they had to go go in cos she crushed their egos needlessly on social media. ![]() Those guys look too flee to be crashing weddings for food. So that might just be their lifestyle for networking. And networking is a hustle cos it puts ya face out here and creates publicity for you, especially if you're in a field that feeds off publicity and networking. But she decided to knock their hustle and shame them in public glare - despite the fact that they're above her on the social ladder. Some skets just have no respect for real nyggahs. ![]() Anyway, she got served with full English breakie, and they got more publicity in return. At least I know them now and I'll always be on the look-out for Olumofin. ![]() |
tpiar:Go take ya meds and hit the sheets, Tilapia. |
yetseyi:Lol. That's why I like you. There's nothing better than a cultured, real, and respectful woman that minds her business. Woman of great virtue right there. ![]() Yes, they're Olumofin. They've got swag as well. My type of Yoruba dons right there. Ol'girl must have called them wedding crashers. But they aren't having it. How can you throw shades at real nyggahs like that? These chics just don't know when to shut up. ![]() |
tpiar:Darg = London slang for dawg, homie, friend, la familia. ![]() Stop asking me TCA questions, Tilapia. If you want to know more about them, hit their instagram pages here and slide into their DMs: https://www.instagram.com/joroolumofin/?hl=en and https://www.instagram.com/dokunolumofin/ So cos my pops is from Lagos, I should also know everyone from Lagos, no? And can't you see he wrote a little auto-biography in one of his posts about being from Ondo and hisgrandad being the biggest politician from the same state in the 60s during Awolowo's era? Listen, I don't know these nyggahs - but I became a fan today. ![]() |
tpiar:Yes. Those the two brothers and the caramel one in the middle is their darg. He's Yoruba as well. I saw it on the instagram earlier today. Since you lot live in the same country, you can shout them for a hook up. But don't do it with "monkeynization" and "Roman Imperialism' with a tint of fake superior complex" cos it seems they're allergic to the two syndromes. ![]() |
yetseyi:Happy new year, my Ijebu sister. I hope you're not like these other owanbe Yoruba chics that act like market women and talk reckless all the time? That shyte is so unattractive. A lot of these chics need to learn how to talk and also mind their business.Anyway, "Olumofin" is a such a beautiful name and these guys are legends. Real Yoruba dons. I just found out that they were the ones who put Yoruba nyggahs on the map with this picture below: https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/hphotos-xtf1/t51.2885-15/e35/12547508_572111676273874_406874305_n.jpg I like these guys already. ![]()
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rhymz:Lol. This village and stiff Igbotic nyggah, what has being a "grown up" got to do with having fun and laughing at hard punchlines? So, in ya warped mentality, it's alright for a fugly scandalous sket suffering from acute "monkeynization" (I like this word lol) to throw shades at two brothers having fun and living the life. But not cool for them to clap back, no? If they decide to slap some senses into her for talking reckless and not minding her business, you lot would start calling them weak woman beaters. However, rather than do that - they decided to do the war of words. Yet you lot can't let them be. ![]() In as much as I probably would've ignored her if I were in their shoes cos I don't really like being center of attention in my private life and I could care less about what inconsequential folks have to say about me. I live for this moment on social media, hence I follow 50cent cos I know he's always going to attack someone, post something funny, or post some hysterical memes. Shyte, I just love laughing. Anyway, if you can take time out of ya village square to read their timeline - you'd see that those guys have been pushed to the wall. I guess that's they responded this time. Everyone has different level of endurance and there's no crime in clapping back, regardless of gender. All that "real" and "grown" men crap is for the birds - this is 2016, men and women are equal. Chat shiit and get smacked. ![]() |
Lmao. I can't believe I went on instagram to read the posts. Shyte, I had to click likes on all the posts. ![]() Darn!! This nyggah goes hard and he has swag - flee Yoruba nyggah. This is what you call "clap back" by nuking a sket and destroying her self-esteem. Some Yoruba biitches just don't know how talk and every time they open their mouths, nothing comes out of it apart from idiocy. Erm, let me check: I've met two Ondo chics and they sure have bad breath. So this nyggah ain't lying - bad breath must be an Ondo girls thing. ![]() Classic ether + take over - this nyggah goes hard. I can't lie, I'd pick up some punchlines. Monkeynization and 'Roman Imperialism' with a tint of Fake Superior Complex - bwahahahahahaha. ![]() |
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