₦airaland Forum

skydeep:
@Tpia. I dont know for him o. He didnt get my contact so how should I know?

I miss those times of giving tough times to desperate guys.

I remember when I almost ran over a guy who said he must get me phone number by blocking my way . Now those days are just stories

okunoba:
@tpia, waitin concern Ndigbo with my talk. I am talking from reality, Yoruba`s are leaving Islam in droves everyday. If u are Yoruba u must have muslims that have converted to Christianity, but I doubt if u will find a Yoruba Christian converting to Islam. Educated Yoruba`s have been leaving Islam from the 60s, the first Ibadan Doctor, Dr Agbaje, was born into a prominent Yoruba muslim family, Salami Agbaje, but the Dr converted to christianity after his education and many more from the same family have all abandoned imolele(forced religion) religion. Alhamdulillah

ezeagu:
I'm just warning you to get over your obsession with yellow women, yellow men, yellow pikin. It's not healthy. It's not people's fault that they were not born as dark as some people. I don't know about your community, but it's not a big deal in their's.

okunoba:
Every day in Yoruba land we are losing many muslims to the Pastor Adeboye`s of this World. Islam is a dying religion in Yoruba land. More and more of our people are leaving Islam to become Christians or non believers. Half of the Yoruba Muslim Families I know have all converted. I believe in 20 yrs time less than 20% of us will be practicing muslims.

Education is bringing the natural death of Islam in Yoruba Land. The orisha`s have not abandoned us.

Yoruba kwenu

Droemer and Kollberg said that they had planned to hold off on publishing their data until law enforcement had captured the suspects. They released it earlier, with Facebook's blessing, after one of those suspects, who goes by the alias "Krotreal," was named last week by another researcher.

Facebook Chief Security Officer Joe Sullivan said he had endorsed the release because he felt the exposure might disrupt the group.

Indeed, those identified have erased social networking profiles cited by the researchers, and many of the phone numbers have been reassigned.

"Krotreal," for example, renamed his account on the Russian social networking site twice, then deleted it altogether, along with his Twitter feed and LiveJournal accounts.

One of the most common sources of computer intrusions has stopped infecting new machines after security researchers working with Facebook released the names of five suspected ringleaders.

After more than two years of work, a pair of researchers on Tuesday published the names, aliases and photographs of a gang they accused of running a criminal enterprise known as Koobface that had primarily targeted Facebook after it cropped up in 2008.

German security researchers Jan Droemer and Dirk Kollberg said that servers that ran the Koobface operation stopped responding on Tuesday morning after they released an in-depth report via Kollberg's employer, the UK anti-virus software maker Sophos.

Some computers used to control Koobface had previously been disabled and it had not spread through Facebook connections since early last year.

But until the new disclosures, the Koobface gang had continued to target other social networks as a long-running FBI probe failed to result in arrests in Russia.

Koobface spread primarily through captured social networking accounts that prompted friends to install software to view a video. Initially content with small-scale advertising fraud, the group had also begun to distribute more pernicious software, including the Zeus trojans for bank-account theft, according to another researcher collaborating with Facebook, Gary Warner of the University of Alabama-Birmingham.

The thing that we are most excited about is that the botnet is down," said Facebook security official Ryan McGeehan. "Our decision to become transparent about this has had a 24-hour impact. Only time will tell if it's permanent but it was certainly effective."

It does not take a statistician to conclude there is increase in number of Yoruba who are Muslims. A day spent in Yoruba land holds all the answers.

deols:
all u needed was google madam.

I'm a yoruba like everyone in my family but our ancestors were not even Nigerian but from different countries- We dont know anything other than yoruba. . . .  lol is it my fault that my ancestors loved yoruba language/culture/way of living so much they decided to become yorubanized and marry with indigenous yorubas of Nigeria?