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Kriss216:who told u are sane...u wey dey see every sensible talk as a politics |
attackgat:yammiri people too dey lie...Amanda wey marry ibo man... Mr azuibuke don become ibo woman.. lie lie people.. the woman naa American wey marry ibo man..she is not ibo by tribe. |
Augustinecedar:just imagine .... Hatred full ibo man heart... No tribe wey them no fit abuse.... The most poorest ethnicity in Nigeria.... |
donleo92:very nice... And also remember to stand with Reno on this too b][/b]Tribute To The Yoruba by Reno Omokri People often assume the Yoruba are so successful as an ethnic nationality due to their thirst for education, and how it has penetrated down even amongst their remotest rural communities. But study them. Their culture of respect opens doors for them that even education cannot open. Diplomacy gives them supremacy. And their culture is often mistaken for what it is not by others who do not understand them as a people. What some people ignorantly call cowardice, or sycophancy, is stooping to conquer. It is both a military and diplomatic strategy. This is what Scripture meant in 2 Corinthians 10:4 “The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty”. Wisdom, courtesy, diplomacy, and praise are all weapons. A weapon is anything you can use to achieve your strategic objective. It does not always have to be a physically offensive weapon. But are the Yorubas even cowards, as some people accuse them to be? Well, let us let the facts speak for themselves. In the history of Nigeria, only two men have returned to Nigeria to face almost certain death even when they had the option of a very comfortable political asylum abroad. Both of them are Yoruba. In 1985, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida toppled the Buhari regime while Major General Tunde Idiagbon (mixed Yoruba/Fulani) was at Mecca yet Idiagbon returned. In 1995, Olusegun Obasanjo (pure Owu Yoruba) was accused of planning a coup by the blood thirsty tyrant, Abacha (if you do not like that truthful description of Abacha or if you believe that 'Abacha did not loot', you can go and join him where he is) while he was away in Copenaghen. He was informed by the then US Ambassador, Walter Carrington, that Abacha meant to arrest, try and execute him, and was offered political asylum in the United States. He returned to face almost certain death. What more example of bravery can there be than these two shining ones. Furthermore, there is the apocryphal example of Colonel Francis Adekunle Fajuyi who chose to die with the then Head of State, Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, rather than abandon his guest, which he was at liberty to do. In addition to the above, in my opinion, they are the least likely to maintain and retain their cultural values, when it clashes with other cultures. I love how they retain their full culture when they travel abroad. It is a rarity amongst Africans. When you visit London, you may be confused if you think Yoruba is the only African language in existence. A Yoruba man can enter a quiet bus and receive a phone call and speak in Yoruba, and won’t feel embarrassed. And I am not referring to a Johnny Just Come. I am referring to second generation Yorubas who were born and brought up in England, I have been traveling the world from childhood, yet I have not encountered people doing that with much wider [/b]spoken African languages, such as Swahili and Hausa. They may speak it privately in their homes abroad. but not publicly, and even if they do, it is not to the extent of the Yoruba. It has gotten to the extent that the Metropolitan Police now recruit Yoruba speaking Constables, and Harrods now employ Yoruba speaking cashiers. Oh please do not just take my words at face value. Fact check me. Go to Houston on a Sunday, you will see Yoruba people everywhere in their native wears, adire, plus abeti aja and eleti aja. [b]Here in California, other Africans now draw crowd to their parties by saying ‘the Nigerians will be there.’ This will annoy other tribes, including mine, however, when foreigners talk about how cool Nigerians are, they are usually referring to Yorubas. Take it or leave it, but the Yoruba are the most progressive Black people on the face of planet Earth. They produced the first Black African Nobel laureate for an academic category (Wole Soyinka), and the first Black African military ruler to have voluntarily handed over to a civilian President (Olusegun Obasanjo), and the first Nigerian to win a Grammy Award (Sade Adu) as well as the first person born and bred in Africa to have won a Pulitzer Prize (Dele Olojede). The reason why Yorubas are the biggest music stars of Nigerian origin is because they are unabashedly Yoruba. They do not try to sing or act like Westerners. They are very in-your-face with their Yoruba-ness. And when people like themselves to such a high degree, others tend to join them in liking them. There are an estimated 15 Black billionaires on Planet Earth. Three of them are Yoruba. More than any ethnic nationality in Africa. US President, Joe Biden, named a Yoruba man, Adewale Adeyemo, as deputy Treasury Secretary. This is the highest position to which a Black African has been appointed (not elected) in US history. Another Yoruba man, Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye, became the first person on Earth to successfully perform a surgery by taking out an unborn fetus from its mother’s womb and putting it back after the surgery. 77% of all Black doctors in America, and a very large percentage of these are Yoruba. I commend the Edekiri people (the real name of the Yoruba). You guys are oni te si iwaju. #TableShaker #RenosNuggets Reno Omokri Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Avid traveller. Hollywood Magazine Film Festival Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. |
CaptainAyub:oga keep shot.. I am just back from the east... Too poor.. u guys should stop decieving nairalanders here... Anambra it's too ugly very very ugly... Just only 3 areas that are not up to 3kms they snapped from different angles... |
olas24u:east is a curse land... Even the white man ignore there and go else where to establish business... They can never have a place look like ph, Abuja and Lagos in their dungeon territory.... They are the poorest among nigeria... They always want to compare them selves with the great Yoruba.... Non of thier lineage worth 1billion dollars They are roaming the street of Lagos looking for apartment to rent so many landlord refuse to rent house to them... They hardly pay rentage... Very poor rat... Look at the last VAT Figures... They are lagging behind... |
Frigga13:u are not buying anything from any body... Naa lease Dem lease am for u... All land belong to the indigenous and state government...We control the affairs of the state... We own our land... And it is not included in ur ipob map... So why are u telling me it's a no man's land... Let the owner go to court and claim it from the Yorubas ... U are quoting out of hatred/emotions in other to defend yourself... Pls let change topic... Nigeria is for everyone... I didn't take dis shit personal.. just saying the obvious truth... Don't cross ur line with Yoruba....cus if u do I will .... Pls no body should creat tribal thread... Let's discuss something that will be off a benefit to us all... thanks.. |
Frigga13:Why my people across Niger bridge dey hate too much.. U naa hate Tinubu wey never live for ur region before.. or take any money belong to ur people.. U naa hate Buhari before 2015 election... All because naa Fulani from the North... Abeg u naa don dey hate osibanjo wey never do unaa any wrong... But unaa fail to hate any of ur leaders wey don steal all unaa destiny finish... Se Dem take hate swear for u people ? Abeg I no sure say dis unaa hate for other people naa ordinary eyes... Una bi confirm children of hate ... |
Frigga13:continue ... |
obynzo:esa 60 percent portion was designed for the benefit of wash state... I repeat where did the fg kept the remaining 40% ... What did they used it for ? |
Frigga13:asgard73 u don change monical... Ur hated toward great Yoruba go surely bring ur down fall.... Note dis |
Olayetan:sanwo olu as done so well.. I can't differentiate who as done better.... Out of what u mentioned above sanwo olu completed 3... It is not about initiation.,,, But completion of a project matter most...Lagos vision is all about continuety... Ambode failed in that area but his not a bad governor... Lagosians love him....We all need to appreciate what sanwo olu is doing in Lagos...He has completed somany abandon projects by his predecessors... |
Why my people across Niger bridge dey hate too much.. U naa hate Tinubu wey never live for ur region before.. or take any money belong to ur people.. U naa hate Buhari before 2015 election... All because naa Fulani from the North... Abeg u naa don dey hate osibanjo wey never do unaa any wrong... But unaa fail to hate any of ur leaders wey don steal all unaa destiny finish... Se Dem take hate swear for u people ? Abeg I no sure say dis unaa hate for other people naa ordinary eyes... Una bi confirm children of hate ... |
obynzo:abeg talk the thing wey u know... 40% of esa belong to the fg.....60% belong to the state's governors.. tell me where fg keep the remaining 40perxent that's main for the fg. |
Ndi developer do not have any tangible real estate project for Lagos.... Naa Dem go dey say Dem develop ragos... The refugee migrants ... |
blamingthedevil:Bro I love what u wrote ... I will appreciate it if baba do not contest for 2023 presidential election...I will advise baba to follow up with mr osita advise... My opinion though... |
For me ,, I don't really want tinubu to contest... I just want southeastern man to attain that post so noise of marginalization can reduce... But Dis people too dey abuse tinubu for no reason...d tin wey the man do them , I no know... |
CaptainAyub:ASGARD 73 SEE AS DEM DISGRACE U FOR HERE... Ur obsession with Yoruba matter will bring ur down fall |
Penguin2:u can lie to others not someone like me... Anambra get agbero pass Lagos.. u mean say all the agbero wey dey upper iweka naa tinubu bring them come there ? U poor rat Eastern dungeon can lie more then lie Muhammad.. What about dis.. I say this again , agberos in the east is way too much , more than the whole Agberos for naija . I left Enugu for Onitsha and If I tell you weytin agberos take my eyes see for Agbani road to Ogbete . They are always stationed where there is traffic and before you know it , they jump inside your bus , drag key with your driver and ask you to pay a ridiculous amount of money I paid over 15 k in Enugu On my way to Onitsha in awka , these imbeciles came on a state road oo and start asking for owo boys which I paid another 2k In Onitsha ,make I just climb bridge o another 70k paid . In Onitsha these guys are not branded with any govt uniform or any office ,na their garage them carry me go . My bus slept there for two days I nearly cried . Make I pay carry my bus , I paid again 1k for tyre to be pumped after deflating my tyres , 3k for gate But these people will always cry of victimisation I'm Lagos everytime ! Haba I have worked on the fiels virtually in all parts of the country and ABA , Onitsha , Enugu , Owerri , bayelsa and pH is the worst place to work . Not even the north with all their crisis . Foolish people lipsrsealed Pls confirm dis report.. I think say naa only Yoruba get agbero.... South east land of agberonism... |
Penguin2:you are fucking liar... Anambra doesn't have the infrastructure to generate any igr... No tangible or cooperate organization that worth it over there... Ok if Anambra government refused to tax is citizens .. what about vat... Why are they lagging behind ? U can not give what u don't have... Anambra it's a poor state... Very poor...The vat opened up all your lies about anambra igr... That's how your forefathers came here as a house boy to our forefathers... |
Funkeshuga:yeah he is correct on that part... Ikorodu , epe , ajah , lekki are all ijebu land in Lagos... The guy can't differentiate between ajebu- olode and ijebu Remo..... Remo land end in lekki Lagos... Yoruba it's an ethnic group with more than 21 tribes... |
freeborn02:my guy u be mumu all these was forged in other to bring down tinubu nothing like that happened... Pdp govt tried to probe him but didn't have any evidence to do so... They knew themselves that they are losing against him... |
KillIgbohoN0W:impostor funlani from the north.. pls don't fall for his trap...naa amajiri |
pointblank247:no tangible industry in anambra except innoson motor.... industry that can't generate vat... Anambra that budgeted 143b for 2020 .. one of the lowest budget in the south... |
post=108435092:oboy see as u just tackle urself... From ur analysis , it showed that ogun it's far richer than anambra state... Check out ogun recurrent expenditures more higher than anambra entire budget... 162 for recurrent expenditures ... Why anambra total budget is 143 in the year 2020.... Do u know the meaning of recurrent expenditures ? It is what keep the government functioning... It means services of debt , salaries and logistic e.t.c... |
pointblank247:what about vat ? Guys u can't hide any thing here... Anambra don't have much industries.And it seems u don't understand how vat its being generated ..Anambra pop it's very low.. that's why they are having a low Budget they can finance without bailout... |
ello29:so u don't understand the article |
kilisi:u naa don dey get the game well we'll for here.. that's why me i no dey take our gist here personal... But I dey abuse Igbo people here ... Dem be my inlaw wey I like.. in fact most of my friends are igbo and I love being with them... |
Newton85:quote of the year ... |
Mumu Read dis and see reason Southwest deserve A.P.C presidential Ticket in 2023 ... Chronicles how Osinbajo eventually emerged *Former gov attacks Adebanjo, Falae, others Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Former Governor of Osun state and ex-interim Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, yesterday narrated how Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, as he then was, the presidential candidate of the party at the time, promised to pick Bola Tinubu as his running mate in the 2015 election. Chronicling the events that led to the eventual selection of Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Akande, in his autobiography, “My Participations”, published by Gaskia Media Limited, disclosed how Buhari who was then under pressure to drop the former Lagos governor, later reneged on the agreement. In the book which was launched in Lagos, the octogenarian also took a swipe at the trio of Ayo Adebanjo, Olu Falae and Sir Olaniwun Ajayi, coming short of accusing them of selecting themselves to represent the Yoruba people during Goodluck Jonathan’s National Conference because of what he termed “generous allowances.” Akande stressed that despite the pledge to make Tinubu his vice presidential candidate, Buhari later faltered, saying that he only said that he wanted the former Lagos governor to “partner with him.” But the politician admitted that at the time Buhari was under enormous pressure, especially from some northern governors who insisted that a Muslim-Muslim ticket arrangement was a no-go area. He revealed that it would be the second time that Tinubu would be getting very close to becoming a vice presidential candidate, noting that the first time was in when Atiku Abubakar, who was then contesting as president later chose Ben Obi. Akande confirmed that Tinubu was instrumental to the emergence of Osinbajo as running mate to Buhari after he was formally dropped and asked to submit three names from the South-west from which Buhari would pick one. According to the book, Buhari at a point during the formation of the APC started to admire Tinubu for his business acumen and his ability to organise people, key features that got then candidate Buhari close to the APC national leader. “In April 2014, I was in Abuja when Buhari called me and asked me to persuade Bola to run with him. Governor Masari was the one who came to call me. When I followed him into Buhari’s private lobby, Bola Tinubu was already seated there. “So, when Buhari tabled the matter, I cautioned them that this must not get out beyond the four of us. ‘How could he be talking of a running mate when he had not secured the ticket?” I mused. “I thought such information, if leaked to the general public, might affect the conduct of the party’s congress at the presidential primaries, if not its choice of candidate. I thanked Buhari for thinking so highly of our friend. “Bola later told me that Buhari’s emissaries had been coming to him, but he tried to dodge the gesture and not to show interest. We agreed that we would reopen the matter when Buhari had secured the ticket,” he explained. However, he expressed surprise that thereafter, when Buhari became the party’s candidate, things changed, with former APC chair, Odigie Oyegun, who was supported by Tinubu to become chairman of the party, asking for names from the geopolitical zones from where Buhari will pick his running mate. “He said it was from this list that Buhari would choose a running mate. I objected. I turned to Buhari. ‘General, where are you choosing your running mate from?’ He answered, ‘The South-west.’ ‘Oh! I didn’t know,’Oyegun said. He apologised. “I didn’t know why Oyegun made that proposition and at whose behest. As the chairman of the party, maybe some people pushed him to do that,” he noted. Akande continued: “Then, I called Buhari aside. ‘Is our arrangement still standing?’ I referred him to our discussion in April. He said yes! “ According to him some members of the party eventually agreed that a committee should be set up to search for Buhari’s running , a move himself and former Governor of Edo state, Adams Oshiohmhole, opposed. “Adams Oshiohmhole , then Governor of Edo State, stood up and said we were being dishonest. He said he was a serving governor and many of those in the Elders Committee had been governors. ‘’Did we set up a committee to give us our running mates?’ He asked. ‘It is not fair!’ He further said what we were pushing was a dangerous act and that we should allow Buhari to choose his running mate. So, we left,” he narrated Akande stated that he later came to know that some people constituted themselves into a group, called the Northern Interest Group, and they prevailed on Buhari not to allow a Muslim-Muslim ticket. According to him, it was the following day after the Elders’ Committee meeting which was deadlocked, that Buhari phoned Tinubu to give him three names from which he would pick a running mate. “We were all in Abuja and Tinubu rushed to me with this information. He wanted to know whether the understanding we reached with Buhari had changed. I called Buhari and he told me he now needed three names from us. I was angry with him. ‘‘General, this was not what we agreed upon,’ I said in annoyance. ‘You are changing our agreement?’ He knew I was getting angry. He said he was under pressure from some governors from the north, including those who were Muslims. I told him the slot belonged to the South-West and among the Yoruba, religion is not a factor in leadership,” he said. Akande added: “Oshiomhole was surprised about the narration. ‘If indeed you promised to make Asiwaju your running mate, it would not be fair to renege,’ he said. Buhari now said he never meant it that way. What he meant originally was that Tinubu should partner with him.” The former Osun governor explained that he didn’t know what that meant because before they discussed the issue of Tinubu as the partner or vice-president’s ticket, a merger had been accomplished and they had already partnered. “We were registered in July 2013, and he called me to prevail on Tinubu to be his running mate in April 2014. Buhari knew I was upset but we tried to manage the situation. Perhaps he was overwhelmed by all those pressures. We decided to let him go,” Akande said. He insisted that once it became apparent that Buhari would be the presidential candidate, he was interested in making Tinubu his running mate. “In our years of interactions and engagements, he seemed to have come to know and admire Tinubu. “He constantly seemed to admire Tinubu’s business acumen; his courage in politics, his large heart, his native intelligence, his readiness to forgive those who have betrayed him but who now show remorse, his empathy for the under-privileged, his capacity as a tactician, and a strategist of the highest hue, his loyalty to the ideas of Nigerian unity and good governance, and his steadfastness to his friends,” he added. According to him, without Tinubu, the “APC miracle” would have been more difficult if not impossible. “All these made Buhari to admire and respect him,” he said. He narrated that what prompted the push for a Tinubu as vice president for the first time under Atiku was that anytime they said they needed money, Atiku would say “Bola please help us”. “Bola (Tinubu) was the only one spending the money among us. The rest of us were poor. Tinubu also put all his energy and resources into the formation of the AC and we felt he deserved a spot on the ticket,” he wrote. He also wrote about Tinubu’s frustration with the entire rigmarole, eventually opting to leave Abuja for Lagos. “I don’t want to be part of whatever you are discussing now, ‘he said. ‘I don’t trust Buhari anymore! Even if we give him names, he may decide to go outside the list. So, let him choose on his own. He was unhappy with Buhari. “I told him that was not the attitude to adopt. We were trying to toy with some names and I wanted him to participate in the discussion. After some time, Amosun, Aregbesola and I were considering some names. Then I decided to call Tinubu again. ‘We negotiated with Buhari in 2011 and gave him a name to choose instead of Pastor Bakare,’ I spoke to Tinubu on phone. ‘Who was that person?’ l asked. ‘It was Yemi Osinbajo,’ Tinubu declared. I asked Aregbesola to find out where Osinbajo was. He called him on the phone. ‘Yemi, where are you? ‘Don’t you know your case is coming up tomorrow?’ ‘l am in Abuja to argue your case.’ Osinbajo answered at the other end. ‘Which hotel are you staying?” Osinbajo told him. “I got a blank sheet of paper and wrote Yemi Osinbajo on it. I instructed Amosun and Aregbesola to deliver that note to Buhari immediately. It was almost midnight. Then the two of them left.” He continued: “I was waiting for Buhari to call me after he must have received my message. He did not. It was Tinubu who came to me at the wee hours of the morning. He was not in a good mood and was worried that Buhari might visit our efforts with bad faith. “Let us go back to Lagos”, he said. Why? I asked. “Maybe Buhari has his own agenda,” he said. Even if we give him a name , he might not use the person. Maybe he just wants to use us for whatever his agenda might be.” “I reassured him that Buhari will not disappoint us and that he would agree with our choice as the vice presidential candidate of our party,” Akande said. Taking a swipe at the trio of Adebanjo, Ajayi and Falae, Akande said it was surprising that the elders could not find any younger Yoruba to send to the conference to represent the interest of the ethnic group. “ They believed, even in their old age, that they were the only people who could have gone there. Sir Ajayi, who was close to 90 at the time of the conference, has since joined his ancestors. Chief Adebanjo celebrated his 90th birthday in 2018. Chief Falae is in his 80s. Note that Jonathan paid the conference delegates generous allowances. “Chief Olu Falae, a trained civil servant, who after retirement became decorated into leadership by his former military bosses, has since been trying to blindly straddle Nigeria’s complicated politics,” he opined. He characterised Adebanjo as a blank politically-minded leader who recognises readily and always that he never has what it takes to aspire for high political positions. “He constantly harbours lumps of yellow hate-bile in his heart for any co-political leader with brighter chances for any major public office within or outside his political party,” he posited. Akande further noted in the autobiography that the APC did not have ‘restructuring’ in its manifesto for the 2015 elections but promised to support devolution of powers from the centre to the States. “It is therefore mischievous to place the responsibility for effecting restructuring on the APC or its presidency and not to appreciate that it would require deft negotiations among such members from different ethnic nationalities and constituencies or zonal and religious background before any political party or any ethnic nationality could successfully issue any fiat on the National Assembly to make laws on power devolution or on restructuring, whatever it might connote,” he argued. Asgard73: |
Asgard83 ur food don ready ooo Come dey abuse ur Yoruba master as usual.. |
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