Oduacitizen:
If you are not a bonafide Odua Nation citizens, stay away from this thread. If you refuse to leave now that you are here mistakenly, mysterious death might be your portion this year.

Oduacitizen:
If you are not a bonafide Odua Nation citizens, stay away from this thread. If you refuse to leave now that you are here mistakenly, mysterious death might be your portion this year.

I am calling the attention of all Odua citizens to what happened between Oba Akiolu and Igbos in the last couple of days. I think It's time for us to pass the message across to the Igbos that enough is enough. I am not expecting any one of you to be part of Yoruba Defence League that is being pulled together by young and strong Yoruba guys. However, if you are interested in becoming a member of our League, don't hesitate to let us know here via PM. And your local government certificate ll need to be scanned and forwarded to us.

The purpose of this thread is to ask you guys (Yorubas) who are not part of Yoruba Defence League to prepare yourself for anything in course of putting Igbos to where they rightly belong. Please, forward this below message to your senators, house of representative members, state house of assemblies and our Obas so as to stop our people from selling anything to Igbos in Yorubaland; let our kings pronounce this act as an abomination in our country.

I have done my bit outside Yoruba Defence League by writing and sending messages across to the right yoruba leaders.

With the recent uproar caused by the assertion of the Oba of Lagos over his domain in Lagos, Yorubaland and the response of the ungrateful guests in our lands, I think it is now very germane that the legislatures in all State of Assemblies in the South West Region begin to make laws that will protect the land and heritage of its people. For so long, the Yorubas have been too good for themselves and except we take a hard stance now and draw the line NOW, things will only get more heated as the ungrateful guests from eastern Nigeria have now resorted to insults to perhaps their most hospitable hosts in Nigeria.

This thread is not to rehash what has been discussed or known but to start a conversation that must reach to the highest levels of governments in our regions to enact legislation and laws that prohibit and ultimately forestall the proliferation of locusts in our lands. I will propose some ideas, feel free to add yours and forward to our leaders! If you have links and connections to those that need to see this, please do so ASAP:

1. Land MUST NEVER BE SOLD directly to a NON-Yoruba again! The first step is to stop immediately the signing of C of O's for applicants who cannot prove that they are Yoruba and trace there roots down to their father's compound anywhere in the South West.

2. In the event it becomes mandatory that a business interest requires land to setup a business and applies to the government, land of definite sizes must be allocated and LEASED for terms varying from 5, 10 or maximum of 25 years ONLY!

3. Every land that has been sold in the past without C of O's or expired C of Os anywhere in the geographic South West must be immediately revoked.

4. Henceforth, strict terms of tenancy must be enacted and enforced for all non-Yorubas such that tenants cannot resort to cheating their landlords with late payments, non-payments or unnecessary distractions by way of court cases.

5. Immediate agenda that establishes the communication in Yoruba 100% in every legislative function of the State House of Assemblies in the SW.

kelvin100:
It is now time for the Yoruba to secede.
Yorubas can't take this poo anymore.

kelvin100:
It is now time for the Yoruba to secede.
Yorubas can't take this poo anymore.

kelvin100:
It is now time for the Yoruba to secede.
Yorubas can't take this poo anymore.

NegroNtns:
Regional Government is the solution. We will not get anywhere in the current setting. For the next four cycle of executive rulership Yoruba is at the top. If we are unable to bring about Regionalism under our rule and influence in this administration then I dont know when we will ever be able to.

Ibo is currently sidelined....in terms of counter balance and power leverage SE is the weakest link anywhere in Nigerian politics. Even NE under emergency rule and war has a higher equity in the center than SE.

Therefore, Yoruba is ontop of the political totem pole in the South and will dictate brokerage going into negotiation on the devolution of power.

Independently, and under the current terms, we can invoke and adopt custom law as a parallel philosophy in similar to the Sharia practice in North.

Nigerian Constitution does not prohibit the adoption of native customs and tenets for any set of people that identify such to be their constituted authority for drawing social contracts.

What is Yoruba waiting on

Crueldeed:
[s]I am in, Judgement day is coming for the troublemakers soon. We should setup yahoo groups cos this medium is not good, someone sent a message on one thread yesterday that we should all go listen to one biafraradio online to hear what the Igbos are planning for us, they said they are planning to attack us soon and planning seriously. I will personally send messages to all friends in all SW states to be every ready, We need to act fast.[/s]

Unemadu:


Unfortunately u can't do that else you will be heavily bombarded by the Nigerian Army but the good part is that u can rebuild your rusty roofed towns.

NegroNtns:
Regional Government is the solution. We will not get anywhere in the current setting. For the next four cycle of executive rulership Yoruba is at the top. If we are unable to bring about Regionalism under our rule and influence in this administration then I dont know when we will ever be able to.

Ibo is currently sidelined....in terms of counter balance and power leverage SE is the weakest link anywhere in Nigerian politics. Even NE under emergency rule and war has a higher equity in the center than SE.

Therefore, Yoruba is ontop of the political totem pole in the South and will dictate brokerage going into negotiation on the devolution of power.

Independently, and under the current terms, we can invoke and adopt custom law as a parallel philosophy in similar to the Sharia practice in North.

Nigerian Constitution does not prohibit the adoption of native customs and tenets for any set of people that identify such to be their constituted authority for drawing social contracts.

What is Yoruba waiting on