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Politics › Re: K1: It’s All In The Politics. by ycat: 8:38pm On Aug 18, 2025
Politics › Re: K1: It’s All In The Politics. by ycat: 8:47pm On Aug 11, 2025
Wowcatty was just deleted and banned for this, now compare with the one quoted that’s not banned.

Politics › Re: Kwam1’s Apology: AGF, IG Will Decide, Says NCAA by ycat: 8:01am On Aug 10, 2025
I expect him to have his own private jet. This man makes around N50 million weekly from shows alone, not to talk of other businesses.
Habbeyy:
So in a nutshell, latest by next month k1 will be able to fly again. If you don't believe, let's wait and see
Politics › Re: Tribes The British Respected During Colonial Rule in Africa by ycat: 3:51pm On Aug 07, 2025
If you’re not hallucinating, you won’t call a war that lasted for 42 years, hundreds of villages and thousands of lives, “3 days”. At least we know why your lords removed history from schools, the truth hunts you for your parts as British soldiers in attacking innocent natives for rewards that you haven’t enjoyed and will never enjoy in peace. The history will never be removed from the people.
okpouman:
You guys are reknown for delusion.
Leaving in imagination and false pretenses.

Ijebu war that lasted just ,3 days.

Lool

Give me a break pls
Crime › Re: Killing Of Nigerians In South Africa Continues Unabated, 2 Businessmen Shot Dead by ycat: 9:16pm On Jul 29, 2025
Na my post be dis o, I no get another one.

Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 9:06pm On Jul 29, 2025
The only Oba in Lagos before British came in 1851 was Awujale and he didn’t invite the British. So I don’t know where you got Oba rivals in Lagos from.
okpouman:
The dispute between rival obas of LAGOS ,led to the annexation of LAGOS. Essentially one oba sold out and invited the British
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 8:56pm On Jul 29, 2025
No, Yoruba’s money was used to develop the oil, but Yoruba haven’t taken a kobo from the oil money even though we have oil too. We’re spending less than 20% of the money we contribute. This is what you all know but won’t admit, because you think we’re fools. Let Nigeria go regional where we all keep our money to ourselves, it’s then you will know that Yoruba are the ones floating you.

The British called us the richest and the influx of you and your mama both walking and crawling to my region confirms that, not to talk of the money generated from my land.
okpouman:
It's was oil boom money from the nigerdelta not Yoruba money, who dash you richest region y'all been deceived
Politics › Re: Nigerian leaders Spending Billions On Govt Houses, No Fiscal Responsibility - US by ycat: 8:47pm On Jul 29, 2025
Call people out directly and stop playing politics with everything. The real article says ‘governors’ but because you have no sense of fairness, you’re making it blanket leaders and govt. Stop shielding criminals, the governors can only change if they have no one’s behind to hide.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 10:10am On Jul 29, 2025
Oh sorry I was a bit sleepy and took your post the wrong way.

Make I go sleep self.
Image123:
The point was to the fellow threatening to go to his village. The stats remind him of his insignificance in the scheme of things.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat:
Apologies!
Image123:
The point was to the fellow threatening to go to his village. The stats remind him of his insignificance in the scheme of things.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 9:59am On Jul 29, 2025
It’s Yoruba ingenuity because it’s better than what you have and you’re fixated on it.
okpouman:
LAGOS was ruled by the British as from 1861 which Yoruba ingenuity are you talking about
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat:
Is it our fault now that British came to pillage and carried out a genocide on our land? Did we invite the British? Didn’t they see other places to rule and control before choosing us?
It’s because we offered what the rest of you couldn’t.
okpouman:
LAGOS was that way because it was ruled and controlled by the British from 1861
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat:
How can you create existing towns with indigenous already in there before you came?
Just a question.
Just because you come and rent a room in a house does not make you the owner of the house. The federal govt was a tenant. Lagos was never up for sharing, it’s some people’s hometown which you were lucky to come to as greener pastures and refuge for your people. You and the federal govt came to Lagos because there was and still food available there, this is why you people can’t get over it 34 years after the capital was moved out.
okpouman:
Festac,satellite town,Gowon estate,navy town Ojo, so many other places that were created by the FG which spread development outwards, are they Yoruba creations? The Yoruba has and had equal appropriate contributions to LAGOS as every other ethnicities in Nigeria
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 9:33am On Jul 29, 2025
Yes they’re Yoruba creations because federal govt had no money of its own, it took our money as the richest region to build these for its own use. We were never compensated for the land, and just like the colonialists, the federal govt could only take the liquid loots along when it was time to leave, and never a physical structure and that was why you heard a few “handing over” ceremonies in the past, cos if Yoruba take federal govt to ICC as an occupying force, we will win.
okpouman:
Festac,satellite town,Gowon estate,navy town Ojo, so many other places that were created by the FG which spread development outwards, are they Yoruba creations? The Yoruba has and had equal appropriate contributions to LAGOS as every other ethnicities in Nigeria
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 9:21am On Jul 29, 2025
Our land was forcefully taken by military regime to build festac and the military barracks with our money. Apapa port was built before Nigeria and was primarily used for dumping former slaves before it was commercialized and the proceeds funded festac and other federal govt projects including the only other port which is Tincan . And yes Apapa was mostly used to ship slave before Badagry.
Sheuns:
National Theater is on Lagos Island
FESTAC city is on Lagos Island
Ojo Military barracks is on Lagos Island
Apapa port is on Lagos island
Tin Can port is on Lagos island

For those of you that said Lagos ports were a point of trade before the colonial masters. I hope you know it was Badagry port that was the point used then. Badagry was the major trade point and the military govt built the other new ports that are used in Lagos as we speak.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat:
No they were not part of the capital. Having a field office here and there does not make you the owner of the towns, the Fg was a tenant. They were Western region.

Technically, Lagos and Yorubaland in general was an occupied territory cos it was mostly under military rules that suspended the regional system of govt that was the basis of our joint independence.

In a real world, Yoruba should be getting reparations from Nigeria.
okpouman:
It started from Lagos island but was not restricted to Lagos island, Lagos expanded from there.Lagos mainland( surulere,ebutemetta,yaba etc) was also part of the capital,the far flung places like epe,ikorodu agege ( which were the western region) are even till today not mainstream LAGOS
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 8:22am On Jul 29, 2025
This list doesn’t even matter, the non Yoruba on the list brought their businesses there because Yoruba created the enabling environment. Lagos was not the only former capital and hasn’t been the capital in over 34 years. Lagos is Yoruba ingenuity.
Image123:
No tribe was mentioned, even the person talking claims to be of some Lukumi tribe. But typically, a chest beater must come out to make empty threats. The South East generates the least revenue in IGR and tax. Here are top businesses in Lagos, not to mention fintechs. But it's a free world.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Was Never Nigeria's Capital - Reno Omokri by ycat: 8:11am On Jul 29, 2025
Two different things.
Abuja was built from the scratch for the purpose of moving the capital there, it’s like a cripple that depends on Lagos for survival, and can never take care of itself.
Lagos was a self-made rich city that pays its own bill, takes care of the entire Nigeria and still act as the nanny state for Nigeria. Even the British described it as “the richest, where the money is” way back before independence.
esnbrutality:
So Lagos Island alone was the administrative capital of NIGERIA right. This administrative capital is situated in where?

So invariably..Abuja as FCT ..is wrong. So Mataima is the administrative Capital of NIGERIA abi?

Chai...chai...Chai!!!!!!..

God go help una. grin
Culture › Re: Soldiers Bar Traditionalists From Awujale’s Muslim Funeral by ycat: 5:12am On Jul 16, 2025
There was no such confrontation, Osugbo had no reason to be there at the time. They controlled the whole thing.
StUriah:
Have you forgotten that he ascended to the throne by participating in the traditional rituals? The Oba himself must have consumed ritual items in the process & I can say categorically that he was an Ogboni/Osugbo member. Otherwise, he won't become the king.

Now that he was buried according to Islamic rites, the Osugbo will proceed with proper burial according to the tradition of the Ijebu people. Whatever that needed to be taken from him would be taken. The next Oba will also be initiated & fed with souls & flesh of his predecessors.
Culture › Re: Soldiers Bar Traditionalists From Awujale’s Muslim Funeral by ycat: 5:09am On Jul 16, 2025
ycat:
The Osugbo completed their rites before the announcement of Awujale’s death and will return at midnight for the last step.
Culture › Re: Soldiers Bar Traditionalists From Awujale’s Muslim Funeral by ycat: 5:09am On Jul 16, 2025
The Osugbo completed their rites before the announcement of Awujale’s death and will return at midnight for the last step.
Politics › Re: Is Nigeria Really A Crime Against Yoruba? by ycat(op): 1:48pm On Jul 14, 2025
How does all this money benefit Yoruba in anyway? With this money poor Yoruba elders 65 and olders should be getting something every month from the govt, but because we’re the casualties of Nigeria, our elders are poor in the midst of plenty. Our roads are like a room with 100 people in it with needs for constant maintenance. A visitor described Lagos as a place where people are trooping from the ground like ants. Too many people in the streets, so how can a place like that realize all its potentials? All the markets look like slums and chaotic. Lagos is the only city I’ve seen in all my travels that is built every inch to the edge of the lagoon and the ocean, a disaster waiting to happen. Yoruba has stagnated, if you want to know a country that has progressed, take a look at Singapore that started with Yoruba and see the contrast.
SoftSport:
Yorubaland has “stagnated” since independence doesn’t quite stack up when you look at today’s numbers. Here’s the reality:

Yorubaland is actually doing quite well

Lagos alone clocks in at a GDP of over \$250 billion in 2025, bigger than around 40 African countries, with nearly 50% growth in just five years under Governor Sanwo‑Olu thanks to PPPs, a booming tech scene, and infrastructure investment .

The Southwest (all six states) contributes \~25% of Nigeria’s total GDP, with a combined regional GDP over \$250 billion .
Per‑capita GDP rankings place Oyo at about \$2,560, Ondo at \~\$6,077, Ogun \~\$5,288, Osun \~\$2,691, firmly in the upper‑middle range nationally .
Politics › Is Nigeria Really A Crime Against Yoruba? by ycat(op): 7:45am On Jul 14, 2025
Why is it that Yorubaland is the only region that has stagnated since independence while other regions have come up? A 1990 constitutional review will not do much, we need a total overhaul with a return to the 1963 constitution or you know. Let’s discuss this.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Political Cartoons Of The Day by ycat: 4:21am On Jun 20, 2025
4 hrs turned 4 days, life o!
I forgot about a scheduled event until my alarm went off.
wowcatty:
See what I’ve been missing!
I’m going to sleep for4 hours, go grocery shopping and come right back here.

Happy Sunday sir!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Political Cartoons Of The Day by ycat: 4:11am On Jun 20, 2025
China will never be a real superpower, even the Chinese economy was built by the America. Everything about China is exaggerated, even its population that’s well under 800 million and some say around 400 million. China is still a soft power. Japan was better in the 90’s than where China is today and they never became No.1.

Believe it or not a lot of things are still made in America including those cards, profits and greed made the US to ship most of its manufacturing to China.
Horus:
The Real China Trump Card - How China is the new Superpower

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