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LeeSantos:Aboki, chief investigation officer of Nigeria prison service.. Mbok, allow police to do their job..ewu |
Asgard13:There are those who want the status quo to continue, but the truth is , we outnumber them.. Nigeria as presently constituted is a scam.. |
The formal complaint stated that 30 Fulani herders and 322 cows are missing. I learnt sambisa is 5 times the size of anambra yet you left it to pest on peoples little farms and means of livelihood..this is evil and wickedness at its peak You have the presidency, You have the judiciary, You have the armed forces, You have everything in your pocket, yet you still want to take the peoples source of income.. Nah wah Oooo!! You either Stay and keep Counting your losses or you leave peoples farms and do your business elsewhere.. Imagine aliens from Niger forming first-class citizens!! Nonsense |
Spy360:God bless you so much for this unbiased truth, you are a very observant person.. |
nsiba:Am currently in Lagos, the dirtiest city west of the Niger |
greymiles:Abi |
theTranslator:Tell that to the federal government who have refused a peaceful dissolution |
Seriously, Yoruba get people!!! But, To think that Yoruba's have a man as learned and loaded as this and Fulani's that didn't even smell the four walls of education are calling Yoruba's their slaves, raping them and killing them without any apology.. Its really unbelievable!! How did we even get here for Christ's sake? |
Stephen Adebanji Akintoye, also known as S. Banji Akintoye (born 1935), is a Nigerian-born academic, historian and writer. He attended Christ's School Ado Ekiti, Nigeria from 1951–1955, and studied history at the University College (Overseas College of the University of London), Ibadan (1956–1961), and doctoral studies from 1963-1966 at the University of Ibadan, where he was awarded a PhD in History in 1966. He taught at the History Department at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, where he became a professor and Director of the Institute of African Studies from 1974-1977. He has also taught African History in universities in the United States including the University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida; Montgomery County Community College, PA, and Eastern University, St. Davids, Pennsylvania. Akintoye has written four books, chapters in many joint books, and several articles in scholarly journals. He took a leading part for some time in the politics of Nigeria and served on the Nigerian Senate from 1979–1983 during the Second Republic. Akintoye is one of the current leading scholars on the history of the Yoruba people. His most recent work, A History of the Yoruba People (Amalion, 2010), draws on decades of new findings and thinking on Yoruba studies that challenges some previously dominant notions about the origins of the Yoruba. This work dispels the Middle Eastern and Arabia origins propounded by such scholars as the late Samuel Johnson (1846–1901) and also gave prominence to the works on the Pre-Oduduwa Period by Ulli Beier among others. Akintoye also gave prominence to the role of Ilé-Ifè over that of Oyo. A reviewer, Wale Adebanwi, notes: "...this book directly contests and shifts the focus of Yoruba history away from what many have called the Oyo-centric account of Samuel Johnson... Where Johnson avoids the creation myth that positions Ife as the sacred locus of Oduduwa's original descent and the orirun (creation-source), Akintoye, justifiably, restores Ile-Ife to its proper place as "ibi ojumo ti mon wa'ye" (where the dawn emerges)... Now! this is the real ASIWAJU...
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He should Go back to Niger republic.its his country town after all |
Redcrafton:Are you saying that nairaland/Yoruba media are a true representation of the voice of majority of Yorubas?.. |
E be like say her money don finish..abi cabal block her account ![]() |
Mtchewww |
Chibuike21:It's no longer about what APC or PDP wants, Its no longer about what the senators and assembly members want, Its no longer about the little crumbs Government have been giving you and your low life bmcs. ITS ABOUT WHAT Majority of THE PEOPLE Now WANT.. You can remain with the north after the division.. Iswap, boko haram, bandits, are suitable options for you.. Its over bro.. |
Wrong place to request for help... Mobilize your bodies in all 36 states and organize simultaneous rally's across board...call the international communities... Its the future of Christianity we are talking about..nah how turkey become moslem country |
iwaeda:Same fulani court that erroneously removed a sitting governor, and installed a puppet.. Our court has been hijacked by Fulani Moslems.. |
Naijabad:That is their motto..peace is alien to them.. Even if they go to a place that there is peace, theyll try to stir up problem.. That's why developed countries keep double tab on all their Moslem citizens.. Islam and violence nah 5&6 |
theTranslator:I pity the 28 others that reason like you |
Balkan:Not this generation of Yoruba's |
One Nigeria has failed Nigerians.. |
Yeah..he is up there |
Going going went..the sins of the father's have caught up with the children |
If the Yoruba's are saying that they've been playing second fiddle, then what have Igbo's been playing?? |
drDoom3:Will other non African players be allowed to travel? |
selemempe:Heebadon you mean ![]() |
andrewbaba44:Let it go bro..our league is in a sheer state of dismal pissmal.. talent and grit is the only advantage we have over other African leagues |
Must we always seek to satisfy the north? A vote for wike is still a WIN WIN for the north..gaski'ya South make unah ronu oo |
Must we always seek to satisfy the north? A vote for wike is a vote for the north..gaski'ya South make unah ronu oo |
kellycute:The Guy's not interested in contract talks for now..he's focused on a top four finish for napales |
The news of gatusso leaving is false.. Let's stop raising false alarm |
