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forgiveness:
Hahahaha! But the guy na Jos guy ooo. This I know very well.

You are an Omoluabi and being deceived like this.
He always acts as if he is mainly because he lives in the North but he is an OSU.
All the characteristics are there for you to decipher an OSU from afar.

Redcrafton:
...because you have it before doesn't mean anything. Where was America when Rome was an empire? To have a look at a proper stinking brown roofs abode of typical Abobaku....take a look at Abeokuta or Ibadan city.

The OSUs were still naked in 1936.Pathetic.

forgiveness:
Do you have American school in Jos where Americans and foreigners attend?

Do you have French secondary schools in Jos?

Do you have African American school in Jos?

Do you have Chinese, Lebanese, Indian etc restaurants in Jos?

Answer this questions first with just yes or no. Long Epistle is no allowed.

The OSU will shift post now

Redcrafton:
Ask Obi of Lagos.

Just work on Oshogbo. I wonder why no one drags there with you.

Lagos does not belong to the Yorubas but Yorubas are the Governors,Kings,Policy makers etc they even have Yoruba as the official language of Lagos which is spoken every Thursday and more importantly,they are the only owners who sell lands to anybody and using the OSUs as slaves to develop their lands which Yorubas will revoke anytime they like.What you buy is what you can take to Abakaleke

Redcrafton:
Why not focus on the topic and stop wasting your energy on the Osus...? you greedy, clannish, and shady Abobaku.

Typical Osu
Your people were met in their dirty,stinking smellibg birthday rags walking nake.d in 1921.

Redcrafton:
Osus are your pain and your nemesis, Abobaku. Anyone who calls the Yorubas out is an Osu.

A northern open a thread asking what the Yorubas have compared to the north? Ever since the narrative has been between you Abobaku and the others. Why.

The reason is because you are an OSU alternating monickers.
Osus are easily identified through their characteristics. No middlebelter does this but the renowned, hateful Osus.

Nowenuse:
Says a schizophrenic patient.


Hahaha, you see, we are not like you guys who are so tribal and deal on tribe daily. I am a Kwararafan descendant of Plateau stock. Isn't that enough identity for you?
Proud Yoruba? An identity given to Oyo people by Hausas . Tell me something else pls.


Majority of middlebelters are descendants of the Kwararafan kingdom & Nok. So your source ish is baseless. Besides, Ijebu people (2nd largest clan in Yoruba land said they came from Sudan)

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/06/25/ijebus-are-from-sudan-awujale-insists/amp/

And the Aworis said they are from Benin

https://dailypost.ng/2017/05/03/lagos-not-belong-yorubas-oba-akiolu/amp/.

You can only feed your shameless lies to the ignorant public!
Yoruba caricature identity was only answered by the Oyo people as at the time British came. The Egbas, Aworis, Ijebus, Igboonas, Okuns e.t.c never ever identified themselves as Yorubas in the past!

And thank God for the British who came to save your dying asses! If not, your people would have been decimated.

Fulanis had already taken over Kwara and not up till few decades ago, all your Igbomina & Ibolo Kings from Jebba down to Offa, Omu-aran & Asa were all coronated with bedsheets and given staff of office right from the Emir of Ilorin's palace.

Okun people on the other hand were real time biitches of the Nupes .... Nupes raided them whenever they felt like it and heavily depopulated and destroyed their lands. That is the reason why the British classified Okuns under the Northern protectorate, cos they were simply considered a conquered territory of the Nupe Emirates (Caliphate).
Till date, your people (Oworo under Okun) have the largest landarea in Lokoja LGA (Felele), yet there is a Hausa-Nupe Maigari of Lokoja ruling the town.
Shame nor dey catch una?

While Fulanis & Nupes were colonizing different parts of Yoruba land, Benins were colonizing Lagos and many parts of Ondo land.

You Yorubas shamelessly lost Igalas to us, same way you lost Itsekiris to the Benins.

Igalas speak a Yoroboid language. Inspite of the heavy Kwararafan corruption, the average Yoruba will understand Igala when it is spoken.
If not for my Kwararafan ancestors who came to colonize the Yoruba speaking Okpoto aboriginals of Igalaland and gave them the current Igala identity they take pride in, Igalas would have been classified by the British under the Yoruba nation.

All the lands Ebiras are staying in Kogi today was Yoruba speaking territory, cos not until the fall of Kwararafan empire, the Yoruba speaking Okpoto & Okun people were neighbors.
That is simply to tell you that the whole of present day Kogi was supposed to be Yoruba territory . But my Kwararafan ancestors took it from you people. Jukun Kings colonized the Yoruba speaking Okpotos, Ebira immigrants displaced the Okuns further Westwards, while Nupes were enslaving Okuns from the North

And today, in a once fluorishing Yoruba speaking territory (Kogi), Kwararafan descendants are now in charge


Itsekiris were a coastal Ijebu speaking people, but a group of fleeing Benin prince & royalties colonized all them into a kingdom subject to the Benin empire. Today, all Itsekiris pay homage to Benin and not Ife!

Can't you see that you come from a tribe who was saved by the British! Just go and thank your stars!
The foolish Yoruba leaders of Oyo empire, instead of them to go after bringing the Eastern Yoruba speaking realm like the Ijebus, Okuns & Okpotos (now Igalas) under their reign, they went after Non-Yoruba speaking Dahomey people.
See how same Dahomey sent menstruating and breastfeeding women warriors to defeat them!

The only fvcking ethnic group who had the liver to conquer and colonize a part of Kwararafan descendants were the Fulanis.

But you Yorubas on the other hand were gangbanged from time immemorial by Benins, Fulanis, Nupes & Kwararafans .
Who knows, Dahomians would have also joined the orgy if not for the intervention of Western colonialists...

Today you people beat your empty stinky chests claiming a large Yoruba nation which could only have been possible by the British.

With Kwara gone to the Fulanis, Lagos, Ondo & Itsekiris gone to the Benins and Kogi gone to the Kwararafans, tell me how only Oyo, Ogun & Osun would have been anything to reckon with as a large nation.

Read my lips, you people were saved by the Bell. Lucky bastards.


An idiiot like you is meeting me for the first time, that is why you don't know who I am!
Ask the likes of Legendhero who have known me for a long time, I am called NOWENUSE, the one-man army.
If you pass me with a friendly wave, I give you warmth and friendliness, but if you step on my tail, I give u destruction.

See, just as I told Legendhero, I do not like to play dirty, go and ask the likes of Deadlytruth who were making noise about his people in Akoko-Edo never being under Ebiras, when I gave him the embarrassment of his life, he deactivated his account and retired from Nairaland.

On another thread, I told some Yorubas that during the colonial era, Hausa language was the medium of senior education in Ilorin and that there was almost an equal number of Non-Yorubas (Hausa, fulanis, Nupes, Malians) in Ilorin than Yorubas and they started ranting nonsense as usual like u are doing here, when I brought out the colonial documents of Ilorin, they all fled in shame!

I dare you to provoke me further, I will not only post documents of how different ethnic nations ruled and were decimating Yoruba speakers, I will open an entirely new thread on that, and I will tag all the Igbo warriors on nairaland to come and feast on it.

See this idiiot! Even Ekiti people were devastated by Nupe-Fulani raids and hence they were even classified as Northern Nigerians under Nupe influence and u are here talking nonsense?


gomojam, redcrafton, diiet

Myobjective, Forgiveness & Legendhero,

I still have some respects for the 3 of you.
You guys should call Covidodo to order.

I have nothing to gain bringing up embarrassing colonial documents to ridicule Yorubas here, especially one by Fulani-Nupe conquests & raids, cos while your brother is being foolish, the Fulanis who opened this thread are happy that we are fighting ourselves.

You people should warn him let us not degenerate this thread any further and let him not provoke me to open an entirely new thread against Yorubas.

He was the first to start insulting me and my people. Ontop of that I apologized and agreed to turn a new leaf when another Yoruba person called me out, but he wants to take me down to the worst!

Thank you.

Look at this dirty,stinking,smelling OSU hiding under an imaginary Kwarafan.
What is kwarafan?A collection of latrines?

You are a barbarian coward who cannot lace the shoe of a Yoruba toddler.
You were caught still walking naked in 1921.
Once a coward,always a coward.
Any Omoluabi should answer him as an Osu.
He is a bonafide OSU.
These are your people in 1936

luluman:
Yet your brothers find it difficult to survive outside the brown roof region. Dont you think something is wrong?

I still think they envy Ibadan because it is more developed than any of their 5 states...Ibadan being only a city.


IBADAN*

blingmoney01:
Abeg Igbo people i greet o, you guyz are the real hustlers, with little or nothing from the government you still build mansions for yourselves, go to Nnewi you will mansion upon mansion

lol
Don't they collect their allocations monthly.Do the government build houses for the others or give them chop money and leave out the Ibos?
Me I am not understanding

seedsower:
No brown roofs?

Fake pictures, somewhere in Cape town South Africa.

Why would Capetown look so tiny and undeveloped. That is Onitsha.The only developed area in the South East. It is not up to 5 GRAs in Ibadan.

OneCorner:
Buhari and Tribalism. Why dem no carry Igbo person go?

Bigot.

CROWNWEALTH019:
Them no carry IBO person go?

It is early.Stop being a bigot .
Seun,lalasticlala,mynd44.
Good morning

The Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC) has won the World Mathematics Team Challenge after defeating renowned schools across the globe.

Winner of the World Mathematics Team Championship, Oluwafemi Adedairo, said he was excited.

He said: “It was a big surprise. I feel happy and excited about it. I want to thank my teachers and the almighty for this award.”

Speaking at the NTIC award-giving ceremony on Thursday, the Deputy Managing Director of NTIC, Mr. Feuzullah Filbin, said yesterday that in addition, the school also won 81 other medals in competitions within and outside the country.


Speaking yesterday during the award ceremnoy, Filbin said the school’s accomplishment in the competitions was due to hard work by the students.

“The secret behind our success is the hard work of the students and also their dedicated teachers,” he said.

Filbin added: “In this academic session, NTIC students participated in various competitions where there made themselves, their families, the NTIC families, Nigeria and the Africa continent at large proud at global scenes by returning with 62 international medals. 11 gold, 22 silver and 29 bronze medals and produced twelve first positions, four second- position and eight third positions at national competition.

“Some of the competitions participated in include: The Intellectual Challenge, University of Cambridge UK, GISUTECH-International Robotic and Technology competition UGANDA, GOLDEN Climate International Project Olympiad KENYA, International Math Challenge THAILAND, Malaysian International young inventors, Mendel Biology International Olympiad KYRGYZTAN, Universal Competition for Educational Posters TADJIKISTAN, Universal Project Olympiad USA, World Mathematics Team Championship and Global Math Challenge, conducted online.


“At National level, the students participated in competitions such as, Mathematics Without Borders, Nigerian Round, National Mathematics and Science Olympiad, Association of Chartered Certified Accountant, World Scholars Cup, Abuja Round and IQ League, Abuja.”


http://thenationonlineng.net/nigerian-school-wins-world-mathematics-team-challenge/

Botango23:
But whenever Facebook reach new milestone he do announce it,of recent he said Facebook reached 2.2billon registered members, so what do you want to say to that? Let celebrate others success,so that when we succeed in life others can celebrate us too.

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Author: Buchi Obichie


- Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa, a 15-year-old boy from Ogun state, has reportedly scored 349 points in the recently-conducted Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination

- The young man reportedly scored 78 points in the Use of English, 94 in Mathematics, 88 in Physics and 89 in Chemistry

- With his total score, Olumayowa has become the best performing candidate in the exams so far

15-year-old Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa has emerged as the best candidate so far in the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), following the release of results, Vanguard reports.

It was initially believed that a Corona Secondary School student, Ibukun Oduntan, had the highest score, as he earned 344 marks.

READ ALSO: APC stage-managed abduction of Dapchi girls for political purposes - PDP alleges

NAIJ.com gathers that Olumayowa's school, Taidob College, Asero Estate, Abeokuta, Ogun state, however disclosed to newsmen on Wednesday, March 21, that their student had emerged with the highest score of 349.

A statement signed by one Dare Adedotun read: "Ajibola Oluwatosin from Egdbado North, Ogun state, recorded 78 in the Use of English, 94 in Mathematics, 88 in Physics and 89 in Chemistry.”


Olumayowa's result sheet (Photo credit: Vanguard)
Olumayowa’s score is believed to be the highest in the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) at the moment.

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The development comes following an earlier report by NAIJ.com, that Oghotomo Ogheneruno Goddowell, a 16-year-old boy from Ethiope East in Delta state, may have set a new record for the Joint Admission Matriculation Board exam, as he scored 321 points.

Goddowell wrote his exam at the Benchill schools, Warri Delta state.

Another unverified result that surfaced online with the same 321 marks, belonged to 18-year-old Yusuf Najeeb Lawal from Musawa in Katsina state. Lawal wrote his exam at Kaduna polythecnic, Tudun Wada, Kaduna state.



https://www.naija.ng/1159075-15-year-boy-emerges-2018-utme-candidate-349-points.html

Anaboy:
Facebook’s stock has dropped, as the world reacts to the huge “data breach” scandal that broke over the weekend. The drop of 7 percent means that around $25billion has been lost from the company’s market value.


Full story : https://www.millitime.com/facebook-loses-a-whooping-25-billion-amid-data-breach-scandal/

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What is the educational contributions of each region in Nigeria.Let us see the regions that are contributing to the educational advancement of Nigeria..our professors,doctors,schools,students,administrators, etc.

three:
Investigations by Feyi Fawehinmi have unearthed Caverton Helicopter's Niyi Makanjuola as one of the promoters of Visionscape

Ok

engrchykae:
lies and hypocrisy seem to be the national sport of these people.
Maybe WEALTH OR BEING WEALTHY HAS A DIFFERENT MEANING IN OSUN STATE

Daftness really has no colour

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Weeeeeeell..

THIS IS VERY, VERY APT FROM CIA:


The situation is uncertain, with Nigeria, ..is sliding downhill faster and faster, with less and less chance for unity and stability. Unless present army leaders and contending tribal elements soon reach agreement on a new basis for association and take some effective measures to halt a seriously deteriorating security situation, there will be increasing internal turmoil, possibly including civil war.

The federal military government that assumed power under General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi was unable to quiet ethnic tensions on issue or other issues. Additionally, the Ironsi government was unable to produce a constitution acceptable to all sections of the country. Most fateful for the Ironsi government was the decision to issue Decree No. 34 which sought to unify the nation.

Decree No. 34 sought to do away with the whole federal structure under which the Nigerian government had been organized since independence. Rioting broke out in the North. The Ironsi government's efforts to abolish the federal structure and the renaming the country the Republic of Nigeria on 24 May 1966 raised tensions and led to another coup by largely northern officers in July 1966, which established the leadership of Major General Yakubu Gowon.The name Federal Republic of Nigeria was restored on 31 August 1966. However, the subsequent massacre of thousands of Ibo in the north prompted hundreds of thousands of them to return to the south-east where increasingly strong Igbo secessionist sentiment emerged. In a move towards greater autonomy to minority ethnic groups the military divided the four regions into 12 states. However the Igbo rejected attempts at constitutional revisions and insisted on full autonomy for the east.

The Central Intelligence Agency commented in October 1966 in an CIA Intelligence Memorandum that:

"Africa's most populous country (population estimated at 48 million) is in the throes of a highly complex internal crisis rooted in its artificial origin as a British dependency containing over 250 diverse and often antagonistic tribal groups. The present crisis started" with Nigerian independence in 1960, but the federated parliament hid "serious internal strains. It has been in an acute stage since last January when a military coup d'état destroyed the constitutional regime bequeathed by the British and upset the underlying tribal and regional power relationships. At stake now are the most fundamental questions which can be raised about a country, beginning with whether it will survive as a single viable entity.

The situation is uncertain, with Nigeria, ..is sliding downhill faster and faster, with less and less chance unity and stability. Unless present army leaders and contending tribal elements soon reach agreement on a new basis for association and take some effective measures to halt a seriously deteriorating security situation, there will be increasing internal turmoil, possibly including civil war.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Nigeria

Nice

This is interesting lalasticlala,seun,mynd44

davidif:
Why didn't we make him minister of finance?

Or president?

Adebayo "Bayo" O. Ogunlesi, JD (born December 20, 1953) is a Nigerian-born lawyer and investment banker. Ogunlesi is currently Chairman and Managing Partner at the private equity firm, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). Ogunlesi was the former head of Global Investment Banking at Credit Suisse First Boston before being promoted to Chief Client Officer and Executive Vice Chairman.

In July 2006, Ogunlesi started a private equity firm, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a joint venture whose initial investors included Credit Suisse and General Electric. He currently serves as Chairman and Managing Partner.

In 2006, GIP bought London City Airport. In 2009, GIP acquired the majority in London Gatwick Airport in a deal worth £1.455 billion.The Nigerian press has given him the nickname, "The Man Who Bought Gatwick Airport."[6] GIP also owns Edinburgh Airport, which they bought in 2012 .

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adebayo_Ogunlesi


Pictured with his wife below:

Acidosis:
I wish I have the right words for you bro...



Just stay strong...and please stop searching for answers to issues bothering on the origin or birth of God. Nobody knows, Bill Gates doesn't know, Mark Zukerberg doesn't know either. Just believe that He lives and enjoy every moment of your life.

lol

By Chukwuma Orji

I have read,with dismay all over the social media,very funny stereotypes of the Igbos and I think it must stop forthwith.Some of these stereotypes include:Igbos do not love themselves,Igbos are not peaceful,Igbos are cannibals therefore very dirty, Igbos are sub-human,Igbos are wicked,Igbos are criminally minded,Igbos pioneered ritualism in Nigeria with Otokoto,Igbos are drug peddlers,Igbos are builders of great factories known as baby factories etc.I would try in this little write up to debunk this notion:
1.
Igbos do not love themselves.
No one actually knows where this misconception came from since conflict has been not just a national issue but a global issue. Igbo people are very friendly and welcoming and they do love themselves.They see everyone as their brother and sister and they continuously invest their effort to see that peace reigns in the society.
2.
Igbos are not peaceful.
Igbos are one of the most peaceful people in the world and it was attested to by the United Nations Organisation recently.
3.
Igbos are cannibals and therefore very dirty.
Not entirely true because this is a culture that is being jettisoned as I speak and drinking of corpse water is also something of the past and no Igbo should be looked upon as a cannibal or corpse water drinker.
4.Igbos are sub-human.
This one is really amusing and people I have talked with are relating it to the cannibalism and dirty water drinking thing but I have always stood my ground that we Igbos are evolving and with time these stereotypes will vanish like an unwanted fart.
5.
Igbos pioneered ritualism in Nigeria with Otokoto.
There has been a stereotype that Igbos can compromise anything to make money.It is a fact that money rituals started and originated in Nigeria during the Otokoto bedlam but Igbos are almost angelic and will never do this satanic act again.. Blood money, voodoo and diabolic acts may be a common trend in Nollywood films but in actuality, it’s not trending in Igbo land. Though blood sacrifice for money exists in Igbo land but the percentage of Igbos that indulge in it is only a fraction of the whole population of Igbos. In fact, Igbo people are very religious people and they shun anything that is unethical and criminals are hard to find among them.
Pls,stop the stereotype.Igbos are wonderful people on the surface of earth.

Chukwuma Orji writes from Onitsha.