₦airaland Forum

Bra-frat people in SS stop dragging SS along with your brafrat abeg

They say they don't want you people nah


https://www.nairaland.com/2680295/outrage-over-biafra-protest-port


Onelovfuu o

Holyman3:
I bet you are looking for one Yoruba propaganda news outlet.
You will wait forever.
Animal

Nigerian Becomes First Black Woman to
Graduate with a First Class Degree from
the University of Reading Uk
By Gidado Shuaib



A Nigerian, Osarieme Omonuwa, broke the jinx at
the University of Reading to become the first black
woman to earn a first class degree in the history of
the 121-year-old institution. Funke Olaode writes
At 22, Osarieme Anita Omonuwa could be described
as a genius just waiting to be called a legal legend
in Nigeria. There are many reasons for that. Her
determination to excel and continuous drive to
conquer new academic heights are proofs that for
this young lawyer, the future holds great things.
On a recent week, the International Conference
Center in Abuja, the venue of this year’s ceremony
for the lawyers called to the bar erupted with a
thunderous applause as Omonuwa marched
forward to receive her numerous academic laurels.
It was a day she would live to remember.
Her father shed tears of joy while her mother’s joy
knew no bound as she smiled to the goodness of
God in her offspring. Indeed, for her it was a day of
glory.
Indeed, the future actually lies in the resounding
success of the likes of Omonuwa who bagged a first
class honour at the University of Reading, United
Kingdom, and becoming the first black woman in
the history of the university to do so.
On November 26, she repeated the feet when was
listed as a first -class lawyer during the called to
bar 2014.
Her academic prowess saw the young lady winning
almost all the prizes including the best overall
female graduating student among 6, 883 students
that sat for the examinations. Consequently, she
bagged a total of six Prizes: Best Student of the
year, Council of Legal Education Star Prize,
Corporate Law Practice amongst others.
The Edo State born Omonuwa not only arrived at
the the Law School with a University of Reading,
first class degree in Law, but also emerged as the
very first Nigerian to graduate the final bar
examination from overseas with a first class BL
degree, a feat in the 51-year existence of the
Nigerian Law School.
Omonuwa has been a trailblazer with academic
excellence before she left Igbinedion Education
Centre and moved to the United Kingdom.
In 2010, she received the University of Reading
scholarship award and won recognition as the
overall best in the international foundation
programme.
At the age of 20, she bagged a first-class degree at
University of Reading, winning the Chancellor’s
Award for the year.
For her stellar performance, Omonuwa became the
first black woman to win the University of
Reading’s Chancellor Award in the history of the
institution. The Chancellor of the university, Sir
John Madejski, on the occasion of the award
presentation described Omonuwa as “a
representative of our brightest and best students.”
his rare accolade from Sir. Madejski didn’t go
unnoticed as Omonuwa’s face became a symbol of
excellence for the black community at the
University of Reading and Nigeria her country as
her photographs was mounted on every wall of the
institution to celebrate Nigeria’s centenary early in
the year.
Omonuwa’s walk to academic excellence followed
the same path of an ordinary student, but she
achieved extra-ordinary accomplishments to prove
to the world that to be studious and dedicated have
reward.
In 2003, she won the Bornvita Award as the best
graduating pupil and repeated the same feat at
Igbinedion education Centre in Benin City, where
she emerged the best student, carting away almost
all the best prizes in 2008/2009 academic session.
According to her father, Omoruyi Augustine
Omonuwa (SAN), a legal luminary based in Benin
City, the success attained by Ms. Omonuwa came
through a dint of hard work. “I feel on top of the
world as a father. I am a proud and happy father.
She dedicated herself to the study and she got the
reward,” he said.
Omonuwa, who was born in 1992, has been a very
bright girl, always on top of her class. At a time,
when she left kindergarten to primary section, she
was the best student as well. So, from her tender
age Omonuwa didn’t leave anyone in doubt about
her great future.
“She went through Our Lady of Apostle’s Primary
School and from start to finish she was the best.
She was also the overall best in the final
examinations in that school. She proceeded to
Igbinedion Education Center, Benin City and was
the best in the junior secondary school and then
moved to the senior secondary school, where she
emerged the best and won all the prizes in both
sciences and Arts. Because of her I endowed a
prize in that school in her name called Omonuwa
Osarieme Anita Prize for excellence. Nobody ever
won it for the whole year she went through
university until her final year in the university,” her
proud father explained.
Speaking further, her father said Omonuwa has
always been a kid star right from childhood. “I
noticed the trait right from birth because she is very
smart and precise in what she does. She does not
forget anything as a little kid. She was the best in
West African Examination Council in her School, the
best in Cambridge, SAT and TOEFEL, NECO. There
was search for talent in science and mathematics
she was the best in mathematics in the state and
even got the certificate. I took her to the United
Kingdom where she did foundation course and also
emerged the best and that qualified her for the
degree and also won a scholarship.”
But her stellar performance in secondary school
didn’t influence her choice of law. It was a product
of providence and influence.
“I influenced her to study law”, the senior
Omonuwa confessed. Having had a son who is
already an engineer and a father who is already a
Senior Advocate of Nigeria with a thriving law firm
in Benin is understandable. “I had to work on her to
come to my own profession. Because I wanted her
to read law, I took her around through top law
chambers. I pushed her to law if she didn’t make it
I would have felt guilty. Her school wanted her to
go for science but I wanted law for her because she
is O. A Omonuwa and I am also O. A. Omonuwa,”
her father added.
How did the Omonuwa’s bring their daughter up? “I
taught her to always work hard, to believe in
herself and give her a lot of motivational talks. She
is focused because she doesn’t want to fail she
always wants to be on top. We live together as a
close-knit family that you have to be truthful. All
those things prepared her. Apart from being an
‘efico’ she is all-rounder. In cooking, dancing, hair-
dressing, modeling, cat-walking, dressing and that
entire she is first class. Sometimes I get scared
because she likes to enjoy herself. And when she
got to the law school I warned her but she said she
had to do what she knows how to do best.
Again, she got into all the activities trying to help
the less privileged people and even got certificates
for all these. She organized some social events
called hugging. When you hug yourself she collects
money and gives it to the less privileged under
Bwari Child Foundation.”
Praising his wife who has been the bedrock of the
family, the senior Omonuwa said she is a very
religious woman and strong supporter of the family.
“My wife gave up a lot to keep the children because
she probably would have been a permanent
secretary in the federal ministry now but gave up
her job and came to Benin to nurture the children,”
he said.
“Omonuwa winning laurels is a natural progression
and didn’t come to me as a surprise because since
her kindergaden days she had always been on top.
I recall a particular incident that happened when
she was in secondary school. She wrote
examinations and was inconsolable and we asked
her why. She said she wasn’t sure she was going
to get 100 percent. She is also a very considerate
and compassionate person.
When she was going abroad we said Anika come
home with the prize she said I am not going to
disappoint. When it was time for her to go to Law
School we said Anita you have already set a trend
she assured us that she would try. She never tells
you she is perfect. When we heard the news that
she made a First Class it was more or less a
confirmation of what we are expecting. We thank
God for the wonderful things He has done in her life
we are also thankful to her for keeping the flag
flying. She has really made us proud. She is a
blessing,” she said.





youthsdigest.com/nigerian-becomes-first-black-woman-to-graduate-with-a-first-class-degree-from-the-university-of-reading-uk/

Fake news










Oneluvfuu

Yanks101:
lol. mad man.

Ok

It's no more "clown, it's now "mad"
Isoke

I love playing around with kids

MayorofLagos:
To Yorubas, no need to jump into frenzy....the story must first be authenticated, the clash must be assessed and then wexrespond.

Remember, we are not Ibos......our cart go behind the horse, not infront of it!

Ocourse my brother it is must oo

We ain't some bunch of noise makers who receive beating on their yellow bombom and are now subjected to Oba of akure

I love this ke

Oneluvfu

Yanks101:
Yes, i will quote you conehead for insulting me.
Bloody yoruba clown. Amala infested brain.

Remember the word "clown"?

You see you are too emotional so much that you even betray your word".

Clown "indeed you her my dear


Onelovfuu

Yanks101:
I don't have time for clowns abeg.
one love indeed.

Let see if you will quote if again. Akpu head


Oneluvfu

lawanson44:
I wonder what LAGOS would have looked like without Igbos living there and buying up many properties and having huge investments while the YORUBASTARDS are doing nothing but this...

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2974502_capture_png78f16eee552a85331b9f4f38cd4a8a5f

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2977425_faces_jpegb4da00fd77228035c5a865b97fd29286

Why don't you forget what lagos/SW will look like without iboes? To you tent, na by force,must ibo live in SW

Onelovfu

Yanks101:
That is why the biafran agenda is gaining traction.
There is no hiding in the sands .
I can't say the same for the SW.
Some people are even denying the news here.

Gaining? How, can you explain abeg?

Ok ok on NL?

Onelovfu

Yanks101:
And how does this solve the fulani issues in yorubaland?
Atleast these women are not hiding their heads in the sands.

...and that of recent imo kidnapping and enugu?

Onelovfu o

EasternLion:
Hold on, news sites will pick on it and report it.
The source I gave you from on twitter, is not a Biafran apologist.

Until proven it's fake.

Oneluvfu

EasternLion:
All the reports i brought today, have been verified finally and pictures brought.

Could you please provide us with veritable link to you link,abeg?

I love digging facts not fiction abeg

And wait, did you also read about kidnapping in imo state of recent? Now that one I read with fact not akpu-made twitter acc

Oneluvfu

Akure bombom flogging is still paining our Igbos blolada

Get well

Emtionsal trauma na bastard

Oneluvfuu

superstar1:
Na lie.

Another propaganda from Biafraudsters, inhabitants of the jungle of alaigbo.

OP try harder

Can you imagine? Twitter??

Hahahahahahaha
They wish we will fall but we keep rising.
We are glad that eze/king of ibo akure has now become yoruba subject..

EasternLion:
JUST IN: Ongoing communal clash between Fulani Herdsmen in Igangan Oyo State ..Herdsmen said to have destroyed a farm owned by a villager.

Laawao
..and you source is what? Twitter?


That yeye news could post by one fla.ty in Enugu..

I know NL is a crazy place and each tribe want to have an upper hand but, C'on be wary of what u wish others.
Lest? You might get some flogging on your yellow bombom too



Oneluvfuu

Shymm3x:
I hereby present the new map of biafra to you - with the conquered territories.

cc: missy89

https://www.facebook.com/BiafraZionistMovementAnAllyOfIsrael/posts/257565547707563

Hahahahahahahaha

This is hilarious ke

This bra-rat people are bunch of dreamers..

Zombies?? Yes yes yes.

Looolll


One lovfuu o

Eziokwu1:
I can't help but notice the Yoruba domination of Nigeria's growing IT sector. For those who don't know, It meant Information Technology.
More than 80% of the country's new start up programmes, media houses, Websites, Newest innovations in ICT, E-commerce (Jumia, Deal Dey, Jobberman, Konga and the rest Etc)and especially the computer based Information technology sector have some form of Yoruba presence.

I am not cooking this up, I am talking from real experience here as I work in this sector, most of my good friends and co-workers are Yoruba, same goes for most other tech companies and startups, including those getting massive endorsements and money from abroad. While I don't think this is a bad thing I am just interested in knowing why and/or how come?

God bless yoruba race, God bless nigeria,and yoruba women for their independent mentality and education!

Oneluvfuu o

ChimaAdeoye:
Yorubas will only use IT for 419 and other negative vices they are known for.
Abandoning IT sector to yorubas is a recipe for killing the IT sector in Nigeria.

Yet they are dominating,inscreasing and ruling IT industry in the country


Oneluvfuu o

Warldbest:
dont know why we are politically slave to the hausa, and financially slave to the igbos

What an irony of reality

Oneluvfuu o

BushidoBlue:
Actually no, the fact that you tout respect yet choose to disrespect the throne by beating up a community head in the presence of your paramount ruler is one thing. Gloating like it's a thing of pride is even more shameful to others than it is to you also speaks volumes of your level of civilisation.

Before you even reset your brain to mention traditional rites, if that's the case as in its your tradition that two rulers cannot be in a Kingdom or that one visiting in cannot wear a crown into the palace of another, (whichever excuse to unleash violence and mayhem) why wasn't the visiting ruler warned to keep off with his costume at the gates.
Or you are among those changing the story to suit your ego and violent prone nature?
Now we are hearing he was told at the gates, no he was making phone calls, no he was speaking rudely, no he was insulting the traditional ruler, no it was all of the above.

The sad part is you aren't there now to know the heat being felt by those who partook in the act.
Rather you are here like that cowardly social media lion- SLIDEwaxie, who at the 1st sound of Gbosa!! will hide

Don't worry this is an observation. A keen one at that.

Suddenly, suddenly yoboos the brave warriors has turned preachers.

Coward you said?
Whattttt?

No vex me lest I beat you yellow bombom too and you can't do nothing.

Happy sunday ke

FKO81:
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/04/two-feared-killed-in-kwara-as-fulani-yoruba-clash-over-arms/
another link

I love digging oo


So you had to go as far as digging old news just to get over you beating eze bombom in akure?

Ya all must be hurt

More bombom beating coming soon.
What ya ganna do,cowards?


Two feared killed in Kwara as Fulani, Yoruba clash over arms
By Abiodun Fagbemi, Ilorin on April 16, 2015 1:30 am

FKO81:
The leader of the Fulani people in the area, popularly called Serikin Fulani, surprisingly stormed the place where Yoruba vigilantes ammunition were kept with his people, beat them and carted away with them weapons seized by the vigilance team and handed them back to the Fulani traders.

Are u happy now?


Today being a sunny sunday I intend to make u happy.

Yeiboe had better learn and behave civil like Fulani are doing lest you will receive beating on you BOMBOM

https://www.nairaland.com/2673556/falae-fulani-herdsmen-embark-self-registration

Oneluvfuu oo

FKO81:
No fewer than two people reportedly died while property worth millions of naira were destroyed following a clash between Fulani traders and Yoruba natives of Oro-Ago in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State.

Our correspondent gathered on Wednesday that some irate youths allegedly razed at least five vehicles and 10 motorcycles said to be owned by some Fulani people in the ensuing pandemonium.

A source, who pleaded anonymity for fear of attack, told journalists in Ilorin that the mayhem was allegedly caused by Fulani-Bororo settlers who, allegedly flouted a rule in the area that the settlers should never bring arms, ammunition and fighting sticks from their settlements to market on Oro Ago market days.

He stated that some armed Fulani traders came to the market on Monday.

He added that the vigilance team and hunters in the area accosted them, seized the weapons from them and later kept them at a place in Oro Ago town.

The source said the leader of the Fulani people in the area, popularly called Serikin Fulani, surprisingly stormed the place where the ammunition were kept with his people, carted away the weapons seized by the vigilance team and handed them back to the Fulani traders.
The source said the hunters and vigilance team attempted to retrieve the re-captured weapons from the Fulani people.

According to him, violent clash erupted between the two camps, leading to a breakdown of laws and order as weapons were allegedly used freely by the warring parties.
Police Public Relations Officer, Kwara State Police Command, Mr. Ajayi Okasanmi, said it was untrue that seven people were killed during the clash.
claimed that two people were killed. added that security operatives had restored normalcy to the area as, according to him, people have resumed normal socio-economic life and are going about their normal business unmolested.
http://www.punchng.com/news/two-die-as-fulani-yoruba-clash-in-kwara/

Yoboes be searching the net all round the clock just to feel better, feel good after one of their brolada receive beating of his bombom/life in Akure
Is this how Igbos ganna fight back ni

Get well soon!

OneLovfuu oo

Happy sunday ke

BushidoBlue:
Trama koor tramadol ni

Well well.
Thanks for the correction

Trauma, is that all now?
Thank u

Obiagu1:
Who invites a visitor to his house to beat him up? Who? What a shame!
Even a common man go to his enemies' house to fight.

With this display by the deji of Akure, he has shown the highest act of cowardice in the history of mankind.

Why not go and pick up EzeIgbo in Akure in the town and beat him up? Why invite and harass him with the help of over 200 touts?

This shows that the Yoruba are really cowards.
Now he will be hidding in his palace hut with many police men to protect his life. Coward!

So you are now partially begging shey?
Thought you ibo said yoruba are cowards


Make una go fight back nah ehn

Wait? Where are those brave, hairy chest brarat sef

Take you time abi u too wan receive flogging ni

Onelovfuuu

PPAngel:
seems nothing has changed after he was deposed

[size=18pt]Brutalized Wife Of The Deposed Deji Of Akure Dies[/size]

Olori Bolanle Adepoju Adesina, the brutalized second wife of the deposed Deji of Akure, Oluwadare Adesina Adepoju, has died. Mrs. Adesina was the victim in a brutal domestic violence episode that shook the Nigerian nation and led to the Ondo state government to depose the Akure king.

https://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/page_images/news/2011/olri_bolanle.jpg?itok=z19Gb7IS

http://saharareporters.com/2011/07/12/brutalized-wife-deposed-deji-akure-dies

Iboe and oral war

Is this how the bra-rat ganna fight back, on nairaland after eze of akere receive the beating of his bombom/life?
You people are cowards...

Wetin concern former with the latter abeg


Eyah una dey look for solace after all the trama
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

Anyway me happy say una dey call yoruba ibo Agbero atleast it's time to show u una pepper


One lufuuu

Oya happy sunday ke