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SMH Keep projecting your ailment to other. Now go back to the original thread and count the number of non-existing question marks (?) that indicated question asking in the original thread. I know that lying without thinking is part of your culture so I will ignore this. Sp1ritHusband: |
But, who asked you all these questions? Tell me why are you pained? Sp1ritHusband: |
Why are you pained because I got started mentioning Lagos? Even if I'm from Osun, is Osun not a Yorubaland or lesser Yorubaland? If I'm from Osun, why won't I be proud? Tell me where are you from, if you're proud of your heritage? Your greedy and covetous nature will make you to destroy what is yours region (through terrorism) but want to fight for and claim what belongs to others. Keep projecting... not everybody is like you... overall90: |
Why are you pained about Lagos? overall90: |
If I ask you to bring evidence of your allegations now, you will go mute. gsmphoneseller: |
Keep projecting, I quite understand. gidgiddy: |
Same you that has being supporting the terrorist activities of Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa, chasing other Nigerians and their businesses out from the SE is here preaching one-nigerianess. Keep your one-nigerianess deep inside your pocket if it is only applicable to other region, but your region is great for terrorism chasing other Nigerians and their businesses away. gidgiddy: |
Your bitterness is an evidence of where you're from. There's no need to mention, we already know. Frigga13: |
Why is your blood boiling? Why are you sad and mad about Yoruba? Frigga13: |
Again, you have not mention your heritage. Frigga13: |
You forgot to mention your heritage at the end of your writeup. I know you're not proud of it. Frigga13: |
I will always be glad and deeply thankful to be Yoruba. To be part of a culture so rich in history, wisdom, and elegance is a privilege I hold dear. From the eloquence of our proverbs to the grace of our traditional attire, from the rhythms of our talking drums to the beauty of our festivals, the Yoruba heritage is a masterpiece. Our values of respect, community, and resilience are timeless treasures that guide our lives. Being Yoruba is not just an identity; it’s a blessing, a legacy, and a crown I wear with pride. Alágbára ni ọmọ Yorùbá! |
I'm Omoluabi, I'm Yoruba. |
If I'm not Yoruba, 1. I will also claim that Lagos is a no-man's-land and at the same time be happy about negative reports about the same Lagos because of my covetousness and envy. 2. I will always feel sad and mad whenever I hear anything praiseworthy about the Yoruba because of my insecurity and lack of self-worth. 3. I will leave my region and run to live in Yorubaland because of lack of economic opportunities and insecurity in my region. 4. I will always try and measure up my ethnic group with Yoruba because of my constant need for validation and approval. 5. I will want our music to be rated at the same level with the Yoruba based on quota system. 6. I will try to stop the Yoruba from speaking and using their language since my own language is already going into extinction. 7. I will change my online name and Monica pretending to be Yoruba so that I can sound intellectually, and my words will carry weight. 8. I will always claim victimised in every online discussion so that I can get part of the attention going to the Yoruba. Since my narcissistic personalty disorder requires constant need for praise. 9. I will keep projecting (unconsciously) my inferiority complex, cowardice, slavisness and lack of politic on the Yorubas to feel safe in my small mind. 10. I will praise wicked men whose stupidity and greedy choices led to death of thousand on my tribemen as heroes since I have to measure up with the Yorubas who praise Awolowo (who provided free education) and others as great men. 11. I will change my given name to Yoruba to feel accepted. 12. I will praise and support terrorist to murder people and make my region not thriving for human and business since I have Yorubaland to run to and hide. 13. I will try to force my political candidate on the Yoruba since I will lack empathy and emotional intelligence required to build bridges and to educate and persuade others to vote my candidate. 14. I will clamour for "state of origin" to be replace with "state of residence" so that I can realise my expansionist agenda. 15. I will also join to reject the tax reform bill since my region is always parasitic and not worthy enough to stand on its own to support its socioeconomical framework. 16. I will want one-nigerianess to be practice in Yoruba land but not in my region. I would've shut my region up from other Nigerian by supporting terrorists (tagging them "freedom fighters" ), religion extremists, and bandits to murder poeople and chase other Nigerian from my region. 17. I would call lazy the Yorubas, who have excell and are in Nigeria top leaders in healthcare, education, banking, entertainment, tourism, research and development, IT services, consulting, construction, production of goods, retail, financial planning, government, top executives, non-profit leadership, agriculture, manufacturing; but close down businesses in my region on an important work day only to hide under my bed for the fear of getting murdered by our "freedom fighters" I will always be glad and deeply thankful to be Yoruba. To be part of a culture so rich in history, wisdom, and elegance is a privilege I hold dear. From the eloquence of our proverbs to the grace of our traditional attire, from the rhythms of our talking drums to the beauty of our festivals, the Yoruba heritage is a masterpiece. Our values of respect, community, and resilience are timeless treasures that guide our lives. Being Yoruba is not just an identity; it’s a blessing, a legacy, and a crown I wear with pride. Alágbára ni ọmọ Yorùbá! I am always glad and proud to be Yoruba. Yoruba is my religion, Yorubs is my language, Yoruba is my culture, Yoruba is my heritage. Omoluwabi is who I am! |
Beeni |
Tooto |
Yoruba atata |
Ojo otun |
Ojo Ayo |
A kuu isonmi |
Nigeria will survive. |
Yinmu This is a screenshot I made just now. remitly .com
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Yinmu |
This bill should not be modified in any way and should be allowed to pass. |
Good news. All terrorists in Nigeria must be eliminated. |
This guy is feeling himself. Insanity has degree sha. I think he is shameless to be talking this way after all the the exposure. For scamming the vulnerables, I think he is a disgrace to humanity and the religion he proclaim. |
SMH |
I'll be glad if you can make a list of Yoruba elders and prominent men who have ever violently agitate against Biafra separation. (Although this is not to support him) but does not your elders (including Mr Peter Obi) became agitated when lagospedia raised an hashtag about #ibomustgo? isn't that a way of supporting you? When you are really ready to leave Nigeria 1. You will recall all your senators and rep members from Abuja 2. You will stop all your Governors from collecting allocations from the fg 3. You will tell all your people living all over Nigeria to return home. 4. You will demacate just the small land belonging to the Ibos without adding other people's land as currently it is on your immaginary Biafra map. 4. Then you will request for a referendum. That's when we will know that you're serious with the separation. You are still kidding if the same you are an IPOB terrorist yesterday, obedient today, and "Lagos is no man's lander" tomorrow. You are just a joke and that what we see you to be. gidgiddy: |
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