₦airaland Forum

IlekeHD:
1 advance hospital in Yorubaland is better than 15,000 successful Yoruba doctors in the West.

IlekeHD:
Goes back to #1, how can Nigerians in Nigeria use NL as a liaison between diasporas and Nigerians? If we know our voices are being heard, we're more likely to contribute.

BlaqCoffee109:
:DI dunno &%$#@£€¥~¶∆ that what am tryna say I guess

CabbieAC:
I think one should just ignore me. I am already going beyond boundaries

stevecantrell:
Its a damn shame we have to rely on foreigners for supermarket chain, cable Tv, and telecoms with the profits being wired offshore.

IlekeHD:
It baffles. And i like to pick a fights on stupid things!

Shymmex, were you messing with her on another thread?

IlekeHD:
Now I know why I'm attacking you.

You and I are one of the reason why yoruba chicks are being attacked.

ProfShymex:
Nah. I've only been on this thread today.

That's my mama for you - she just likes my attention whenever she's not taking her meds.

CabbieAC:
Lmaoooo I always knew my mama had issues.



This is another short clip of me doing my thing






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ProfShymex:
Looooool

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ProfShymex:
I'm out.

Bed time.

ProfShymex:
Loool.

My issues can't be solved.

Me in action below:

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CabbieAC:
Maaan I have obvious issues.It's not hard to tell

ProfShymex:
Are you sure she's from Ekiti?

I'm nuts. Have I ever denied the fact that I've got Egba blood?

I just referenced the name cos I've got folks with the same last name.

I should always take my drugs before hopping on nl to trouble the forum

And what are you looking for on the thread? Aren't you from Taraba, or something?

ProfShymex:
The ones that fvcked my brains out and left me permanently in a mental home on Risperidone.

gawab:
Do you know the difference between the two pictures of the birds?

ProfShymex:
Why do i like Biafra, my mama Tilapia?

Is it cos of the variety of guy that run after me? I Shyte and I can always get that in a new country.

ProfShymex:
Let me quickly post this woman here. I think she's Egba cos I've got some Egba folks in my extended family with the same last name.


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ProfShymex:
I am planning a capital fail

CabbieAC:
The female version of musiwa is here to do what she knows how to do best

ProfShymex:
The Northerners are sitting on everyone's destiny. Just basically like putting excessive load on a canoe - it's only a matter of time before the whole thing sinks.

Then you've got all those smaller "ethnic groups" that keep trying to claiming new opportunistic identities, rather than align with the bigger groups they share a lot of similarities. Those groups are also holding everyone down, and they're also part of the reason why it'll be difficult to restructure the country. You would also see that they're loudest proponents of the one-Nigeria quagmire cos they'd rather be messed up within Nigeria, so they can protect their new found fame - than get a better deal elsewhere. The whole madness is just nauseating, really.

Yorubas just need to go after Yoruba interests and leave the rest to stay perambulating in circles like the London Eye. We don't owe none of these folks anything - and our destinies aren't aligned.

9jacrip:
Kwara isn't tricky at all.

Settlement pattern already makes it easier, Yoruba occupy Ilorin south down to Ganmo, Ajase Ipo to Offa's border with Erin Osun. So, the border can be redrawn from Yoruba's portion of Ilorin.

The Kogi's situation is what I do not understand, are Yoruba settled in a particular section directly bordering other Yoruba states or they are scattered across the state or even have non-yoruba towns spread in between them and the SWest?

CabbieAC:
I'm really concerned about this as well.The problem with Kogi is that its multi-ethnic while kwara seems very tricky and confusing.

CabbieAC:
Hmmmmn so where do we start from?They're not even part of the DAWN project

AbuMikey:
call me cuckoo

Your back-to-back solo responses indicate a great level of ongoing excitement, and of course every comment in this topic does help keep it visible to more readers

I have a further list of reggae classics which I would be glad to share with you

For now I will mention only Berres Hammond, singing "Jrakumo and his cohorts have One life to live".

Check it out and get back to me when I am free to do so.