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The phone is a critical piece of evidence for money laundering, they can find out who is funding you and the purpose. What you need is a bigger lawyer because you see that Deji Adeyanju might be your cell mate in no distance future cos he’s a bigger criminal.

When you hear this, you just know there’s no other bird like hawk.

Great points, thanks!

Hamachi:
Your concerns highlight the complexities of cultural identity, economic empowerment, and food security. Here's another perspective:

Factors Affecting Yoruba Youths' Participation in Farming

1. Urbanization and cultural shift: Many Yoruba youths have migrated to urban areas, adopting city lifestyles and abandoning traditional farming practices.
2. Lack of interest and skills: Farming requires specialized knowledge and skills, which may not be passed down to younger generations due to changing cultural values.
3. Economic constraints: Starting a farm requires significant investment in land, equipment, and labor, which can be a barrier for unemployed youths.
4. Competition from migrant farmers: The influx of migrant farmers from other regions, like Hausa farmers, can create competition for local youths.

Addressing the Issue

1. Cultural revitalization: Encourage Yoruba youths to reconnect with their cultural heritage and traditional farming practices.
2. Agricultural training and support: Provide training, resources, and mentorship programs to help Yoruba youths develop farming skills and start their own farms.
3. Economic empowerment: Offer financial assistance, loans, or grants to support young farmers in accessing land, equipment, and labor.
4. Community engagement: Foster community involvement in promoting local food systems, supporting young farmers, and celebrating traditional farming practices.

The Bread Example

The phenomenon of foreigners baking traditional Yoruba bread can be attributed to various factors, including:

1. Globalization and market demand: The increasing demand for traditional bread has created opportunities for entrepreneurs from other regions to fill the gap.
2. Lack of local capacity: Insufficient local baking infrastructure, skills, and investment may have contributed to the dominance of foreign bakers.
3. Cultural exchange and adaptation: The presence of foreign bakers can also be seen as a natural consequence of cultural exchange and adaptation.

To address concerns about food security and cultural preservation, initiatives like:

1. Local baking training programs: Establish training programs to teach Yoruba youths traditional baking skills.
2. Support for local bakeries: Provide resources and support for local bakeries to compete with foreign-owned businesses.
3. Promotion of traditional food systems: Encourage the consumption and celebration of traditional Yoruba foods, including bread.

By addressing these complex issues through a multifaceted approach, it's possible to empower Yoruba youths, promote cultural preservation, and ensure food security.

Thank God! Finally a president that’s performing.

While past presidents in the midst of plenty couldn’t rub 2 kobo together, and still burrowed to their eyeballs. We now have an outstanding president though pinching coins, is breaking down barriers to solve what was infeasible to the past presidents that had a lot of money at their disposal.

Good to have a well educated and trained president, God bless president Tinubu.

Remember the underground military bases I told y’all about 10 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R3kyhuQrsg?si=P5dysUM6qapoi5uh

They go down one at a time.

WEF story won’t post

The the godfather 3
When will they come out and say what really happened a?

They see what Nigerians do to each other on social media and don’t want people like that in their country. You can’t behave like people with no dignity and expect to be treated differently. Only Nigerians are treated this way, expect more countries to do the same.

If 25% of Christians can believe in God and obey him, our world will be way better than it is now.

Happy Easter sir!

The rioters were fbi, at least 200 of them were there causing problems as agent provocateurs according to house committee hearing and they are all on their way to El Salvador prison soon.

As for MAGA, our gathering was peaceful as always.

Pickmycall:
The capitol Hill rioters are also bad people

They should and democrats will call it something else.

OLAADEGBU:
Those tattoo shops should be invaded.

All that’s written on Peter Obi’s face, especially on his Ijapa & Yanibo cheeks are
Psychopath
Sociopath
Narcissist

Abloh:
Useless akgbotikuyo people

Okoromado face.

OlofofoCorner:
Dem do use drug peddling swear for these people.

Saraki fell the day he thought he outsmarted Tinubu in the senate when he ambushed him during Buhari’s administration.

Fool, you didn’t know that the judge was Yoruba before you started the fight, or it’s just your usual loser’s pitch of blaming everything that’s wrong in your miserable life on Yoruba?

If Portable that looks like a tripod with a missing leg can beat you, then you’re really a sorry ass excuse of a loser.

Those people are now in tattoo shops and removing their tattoos before immigration grabs them.

Thank God Almighty for Trump for bringing prayer back to the White House.

It’s time to stop saying “Nigerian” we all know it’s only a kind of Nigerian that takes drugs to those countries.

These people need to be given guns to protect themselves!

And you a ritualist pastor is divinely chosen?
I don’t know who listens to an idiot like this rara kukute madman!

I can’t wait to see what US & Nigeria extradition fight will be like on Davido over Mohbad’s murder.
Or maybe they think we will never get there, since he don take style make Atlanta his primary address after committing a murder.

I hope this man and his brother make up to get his govt back.

The president should pick who he can trust to do the job.
If you can’t trust Yoruba, you guys need to ask for the country to break up.

You just said that Tinubu is a great president for giving to so much to the people that didn’t vote for him.

Can you be consistent and say that ibos do not deserve and shouldn’t be given any position in the administration since they didn’t vote for him?

MadamExcellency:
Lagos State didn't vote for Tinubu and, as such, shouldn't receive any preferential treatment than any State in Nigeria.

Let's not forget, that Lagos State and Abuja are the most Obidient constituencies.

So it shall be for you as you confessed. As for us we experienced great increases under president Tinubu, and I expect more success.

Your fathers couldn’t afford a bicycle when it was sold for N20 or a car when it was sold for N500. So I understand some of you who will never share in prosperity if it’s sold for N10 just because you can’t get anything to steal right now as the whole world is in financial reset.

Take your campaign speech to Peter Obi who needs it, we’re realist around here and will tell you that, the only people who are deep in poverty as you claimed, are those of you in get rich quick schemes, those who live above their means, drug dealers and the lazy. All others just need to adjust a bit as it’s done all over the world right now.

Bobloco:
You're absolutely right. President Tinubu has inflicted more pain, anguish, and hardship on Nigerians than any other president in recent memory. His so-called economic reforms, draped in the guise of progress, have in reality been nothing more than draconian policies have successfully crushed the average Nigerian, deepened poverty, and widened the gap between the powerful and the powerless.

What he brands as reform, the people experience as suffering. The cost of living has skyrocketed. Jobs have disappeared. Basic necessities are now luxuries for many families. And through it all, his administration continues to sell a narrative of sacrifice and patience, while the political elite remain untouched, comfortably insulated from the consequences of the very policies they impose.

Man, self control is a thing, with prayer you will overcome, but you have to first admit that it’s a sin.
Some women mastubate too especially those with part time spouses, it’s only the sure fastest way to gbe wa debe. But God conquered that for us too for the past 3 years or more now. I’ve had a bit of alcohol too but now only on weekends for the most part. There’s nothing God can’t do if you believe and ask in prayer.

ChildOfDoom:
I started womanizing to help me overcome my addiction of Betting.

It has helped to an extent as I spend majority of my time in a brothel, Eating, drinking, relaxing and fvcking (my mind leaves betting).

The issue now is that, since I started three years back, I have been treating one infection to another. Currently having skin reaction that brings out small inflammation and rashes on my body like my favourite olosho.

I can't help it. I have tried switching to drinking to take over womanizing, but it won't work.

Except I go back to betting (which is worse). In the past, I would sit all day in a bet9ja shop wasting away - gambling with my money, people's money and my belongings. Then I lose focus and don't work

But with womanizing, at least I get some pleasure, and get to use my money little by little. The rate at which it finishes is not as fast as betting.

The thought of having to choose between different bannies to lash at night keeps me motivated during the day to work harder for cash. Just the infection part as condom do burst at times while there are some I only do raw.

I know my lifespan is short, I just want to enjoy it with a sane mind and not fleeing from betting woes. My body is wired to do one addiction to stay placated/elated.

Having a girlfriend is scary. What if I invest a lot on just one girl and she cheats on me

What has he not done?
He has done more than any president in the history of Nigeria at this time in their presidency!
We should make a compilation of his achievements soon.

Bobloco:
What has he done?

Who healed you?

DMerciful:
You're not well

They sensationalize news to create more enmity, when someone complained to me that Trump is racist and only deporting Hispanics because at his job, the immigration walked past him and his friends who are all Africans and went straight to arrest the Mexicans. I tried to explain to him that maybe those Mexicans had orders of removal, but he won’t listen.

TyroneP:
You're right but the news was targeted towards African audience/readers from the media (Punch).