Dollyak:

lol. Well you've failed. Stick around, then you will know I am superior to you in everyway. Fingers are not equal and I can tell you are not, and will never be equal. You are an inferior being(your new name).

You need a real job to work on your stupidity and reformat your shallow thinking, one of my businesses in Lagos needs 2 marketers, you may apply but i seriously doubt you can pass the interview. If you want to give it a try you know what to do

I know fingers are not equal

Imokay:


It will be very difficult for you achieve anything meaningful with your life as you keep aligning with losers. You have demonstrated zero critical thinking since you joined this thread.

In fact, I should end this here.
Welcome to ignore list.

Imokay:


You need a real job to work on your stupidity and reformat your shallow thinking, one of my businesses in Lagos needs 2 marketers, you may apply but i seriously doubt you can pass the interview. If you want to give it a try you know what to do

I know fingers are not equal

Never mind.

Nice write-up.
Proudly Yoruba.
Proudly Omo Odua

Imokay:


You need a real job to work on your stupidity and reformat your shallow thinking, one of my businesses in Lagos needs 2 marketers, you may apply but i seriously doubt you can pass the interview. If you want to give it a try you know what to do

I know fingers are not equal

.

I do not know why some fools are so obsessed with Tinubu. If they are sick, it's Tinubu. They're hungry and looking wretched like low lifers that they are, it must be Tinub that caused it too. Let me state and reemphasize that the people of the SW have no regret whatsoever voting for Buhari. If we have the same opportunity again, we'll still vote for Buhari. Millions of Tinubu couldn't even have stopped Jonathan's defeat during the last election.

Voting in the SW is a personal thing. Why should I need a Tinubu before I decide on whom to vote for? Likewise for the rest of my fellow South westerners. Why can't you people just respect our choice? If there will be consequences, then so be it! We do not know why you're crying more than the bereaved.

SW fought the cabals to pave way for Jonathan to ascend the presidency, but what did we get in return? During the struggle, Where were the likes of Ohaneze, Asari Dokubu, Edwin Clark and other Jonathan's apologists now reaping where they did not sow.

It's high we, the people of the SW, started putting pressure on our Governors and hold them responsible. They must be accountable to us and we have to force them to deliver. They must be forced to thin outside the box and impact positively on the people they are governing. Aregbe is a failure that must be butted out.

Buhari, in your own best interest, take the advice of the Odua diaspora. Although, the northern born to rule mentality fear was there, despite this, we still voted for you because we trusted you and believed that you're different from them. Do not marginalize our leaders and sons in your government.

Pursue a Nigeria Agenda and not a Northern agenda. Respect the people of the Niger Delta and give them their due entitlement.

God bless Nigeria

These Hausa/Fulani get heart oo. They want to disenfranchise the oga Tinubu from the food he psinstakenly prepared. So the Jagaban will be left salivating and sulking from a distance.
Politics is nasty at times. Anyway let the Asiwaju take heart and leak his wounds quietly.

ademoladeji:


#WatchingYouEverywhereYouGo

Oh just saw this .

Dollyak:

Oh just saw this . You have my picture, so good luck. If you can get within my 10 feet, then I will respect you. I don't give a sh!!t about you wastemen on nl. You can go and inform your oga Tinubu.

Are you this aggressive? what's my own with Tinubu?

Come on!

You should really calm down because I only made that statement out of the fact that I'm one of your followers.

Calling me a wasteman is really offensive n out of order

ademoladeji:


Are you this aggressive? what's my own with Tinubu?

Come on!

You should really calm down because I only made that statement out of the fact that I'm one of your followers.

Oh, i am sorry about that. I do get threat sometime on nl over my views, hence my reactions. I will just chill from now on and let things take it course.
I hope the rod of justice can stand firm one day.
Sorry again, and you are not a wasteman.

Dollyak:

Oh, i am sorry about that. I do get threat sometime on nl over my views, hence my reactions. I will just chill from now on and let things take it course.
I hope the rod of justice can stand firm one day.
Sorry again, and you are not a wasteman.

Apologies accepted

Dollyak:

I will end this here. The reason I even cared was because of the poor people I saw last year, while in Nigeria. You lots ignorance will never fail to amaze me.

I am not speaking to you again. Tinubu's slave. If you are not worth at least £1000000 then you have no reason to struff your useless ego at me.

Bye.

You have left name dropping to 'I live abroad' dropping and feel superior to people who made honest living in Nigeria. In your smart thinking we should all line up to follow Jonathan/PDP failed leadership because you like their face.

I see £1 million means the world to you, you are still very hungry, the interview offer is still open , we need people who can deliver.

IROHINOodua:
“We look up to President Buhari to be faithful to his promise of change, and to avoid all beckoning of ethnic domination – the force which has been very instrumental in diverting Nigeria onto the path of conflicts, electoral fraud, instability and poverty.”

The most dominant group representing Yoruba in the Diaspora, Oodua Foundation, this morning has expressed deep concern over the alliance with the North which brought President Mohammadu Buhari to power on March 28. The group is led by Professor Banji Akintoye, a Senator in the Second Republic.
In a statement made available to Irohinodua this morning from the United States, (US) the group is worried that the alliance which is the first between the two most dominant geo-political blocs since the country was amalgamated in 1914, should not be allowed to flounder.

The group stated “We Oodua Foundation and the entire Yoruba nation therefore hopefully expect positive outcomes this time around – even in spite of some disturbing happenings in the new government in the past two weeks. And we urge both sides in this alliance to stay fully loyal to their dedication to change, especially to obviously needed change in the structure of the Nigerian federation. We warn against allowing the forces of corruption and sectionalism to step from the shadows into key positions in the government for the purpose of serving their own squalid interests rather than the noble interests of Nigeria.





It added “We Oodua Foundation, a Yoruba think-tank organization with members in countries across the globe, and with headquarters in the United States, have been closely observing and analyzing the developments in the evolution of the executive and legislative arms of the Nigerian Federal Government since the swearing in of President Muhammadu Buhari on May 29. Our conclusions from our observations compel us now to speak up clearly for the Yoruba nation of the Nigerian Southwest – to speak up to Nigeria and to a world that is watching Nigeria closely.”

Excerpt of the statement is detailed below

We do not speak for any political party; we do not belong to, support or oppose any. We respect the voices of all Yoruba groups and individuals. Our organization exists only to promote and protect the interests of the Yoruba nation in Nigeria and outside Nigeria.

We the Yoruba people of the Southwest, by political tradition and culture, cherish truth, liberty, equity, justice and fair play as fundamental basis of governance. These are the age-long cardinal principles that have defined our Yoruba nation’s political tradition for centuries, and we Yoruba people remain committed to them as pillars of order, peace and stability in society.

As one of the largest nationalities in Nigeria, we have dutifully demonstrated our commitment to these principles, and to Nigeria’s success and prosperity, in all our contributions to the making of Nigeria. In that light, we have consistently and persistently proposed since the late 1940s that, because Nigeria is a country of many different nationalities, the only way to structure Nigeria for stability and success is to show careful respect to Nigeria’s various nationalities large and small and, therefore, to structure Nigeria as a proper federation in which each of the constituent units shall enjoy the right level of autonomy to manage its own unique concerns, competently promote its own development, and strongly make its own kind of contribution to the progress and prosperity of Nigeria.

Since the culture of elective representative government was begun in Nigeria, we the people of the Southwest and our leaders have sought partnership with the leaderships of other ethnic nationalities based on mutual respect, justice and the greatest good of Nigeria and Nigerians. In that light, many eminent political leaders of ours patriotically served in the leadership of political parties led by leaders of other nationalities. We also demonstrated this commitment to Nigeria’s success with open-mindedness when, in the final preparations for Nigerian independence in 1959-60, our foremost political leader, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, offered the position of Prime Minster in the Nigerian Federal Government to another leader from another nationality, while he himself was willing to accept for himself a lower position of Minister of Economic Development in the Federal Government. It was also in the same spirit of preserving and advancing Nigeria that our leaders worked with other nationalities to create the All Progressives Grand Alliance (UPGA) in the midst of the great crisis rocking Nigeria during the first years after independence.

In terms of socio-economic development, we Yoruba of the Nigerian Southwest have always loyally demonstrated great ambition for Nigeria’s progress, prosperity and power in the world. We have always regarded our well known ambition for socio-economic progress as our kind of service to Nigeria, our kind of contribution to the progress and greatness of Nigeria. We never desire or attempt to exclude other Nigerian nationals from our successes. Since we instituted Free Primary Education in our Region, countless thousands of children from other parts of Nigeria have come to benefit from our free schools. Our tradition of hospitality towards non- Yoruba nationals, our culture of religious tolerance and freedom, and the economic and business opportunities liberally provided by our many urban centres, all have made our Southwest the destination for millions of Nigerians migrating from their own homelands.

However, for all our nation’s contributions to Nigeria, what we the people of the Southwest have relentlessly been rewarded with is hostility, resulting in betrayal, as well as efforts to pull us down. Soon after independence, the powers of the Federal Government were maliciously employed to disrupt our Southwest, generate conflict in our Region, and eventually imprison our topmost political leader on totally trumped-up charges of treasonable felony. Even our other leader, Chief Ladoke Akintola, who took the step of forming an alliance with the group controlling the Federal Government, never enjoyed the full loyalty or respectful confidence of his apparent allies; and eventually, he ended up being violently killed.

Still, in spite of this sordid record of Yoruba experiences in Nigeria, when civilian elective politics was revived in Nigeria again by 1979, Chief Awolowo embarked on a massive effort again for Nigeria’s progress and prosperity. He worked with forward-looking Nigerians from all parts of Nigeria, and created a political party with an enormously ambitious agenda for Nigeria’s greatness. And when, as Presidential Candidate, he needed to choose a running mate, he persuaded his party to let him choose a promising professional from among the Igbo nationality which had been the most viciously hurt nationality in Nigeria – his reasoning being that such a step was necessary for healing a major part of the wound which the Igbo nation and Nigeria had suffered. But what did Chief Awolowo and all who worked with him get for their great ambition for Nigeria and their titanic efforts? By employing a patently crooked formula, the Federal Government of the day robbed his party of victory.

About fifteen years later, in 1990-2, Chief M.K.O Abiola invested his resources mightily in yet another effort to bring Nigeria together and heal the scars of yesteryears, scars that had been wantonly inflicted on the citizens and peoples of Nigeria through years of military repression. His reward for his great efforts and sacrifices was that his body was brought back home from Abuja.

Still, years later, when it seemed as if a citizen from the minority Ijaw nation, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, was on the verge of being robbed of his constitutionally legitimate right of succeeding to his late President, the people of the Southwest and their leaders supported him powerfully through street demonstrations and global campaigns. Unfortunately, throughout President Jonathan’s 6-year presidency, the people of the Southwest were treated with hate and spite.

We in Oodua Foundation, and informed people all over the world, have watched in the past three years as a section of the Yoruba political leadership has worked and sacrificed to knit together the current alliance with the core North, again out of the Yoruba ambition for a stable, strong and just Nigerian society. Those efforts have now produced a solid possibility of a Nigerian Federal Government dedicated to the welfare of all Nigerians, dependably set against the cultures of corruption, ethnic chauvinism, and process manipulations, a Federal Government capable of leading Nigerian out of poverty into a new era of prosperity and national dignity and greatness.


'We look up to President Buhari to be faithful to his promise of change, and to avoid all beckoning of ethnic domination – the force which has been very instrumental in diverting Nigeria onto the path of conflicts, electoral fraud, instability and poverty.'

And we urge the Southwest leaders in this hopeful arrangement to maintain discipline in their ranks, so as to be able to render their very best service to change and prosperity. We urge Yoruba political leaders of all persuasions and partisan leanings to consciously give this new arrangement a good chance of success – in the interest of our Yoruba people and all other peoples of Nigeria. And finally, we alert the masses of our Yoruba people to remain vigilant, strong and resolute in the struggle for freedom – freedom for the Yoruba nation and for all other nationalities of Nigeria

the first sentence with bold inscription needs more clarification while I totally do not agree with the second......my personal opinion though

All I see in this epistle from the sophisticated traitors is technical begging. We are watching down here in south south to see how they will survive this treachery.

I love yorubas but i hate the way they always divide the strength of the south to favour the North and not even themselves.

Dollyak:

Haa.. I don't like tinubu either, so you better maintain your hatred . My people first, then Tinubu somewhere at the bottom only by virtue of being from tribe.

baby you're cute and I want to fork you

harde2lah:
I do not know why some fools are so obsessed with Tinubu. If they are sick, it's Tinubu. They're hungry and looking wretched like low lifers that they are, it must be Tinub that caused it too. Let me state and reemphasize that the people of the SW have no regret whatsoever voting for Buhari. If we have the same opportunity again, we'll still vote for Buhari. Millions of Tinubu couldn't even have stopped Jonathan's defeat during the last election.

Voting in the SW is a personal thing. Why should I need a Tinubu before I decide on whom to vote for? Likewise for the rest of my fellow South westerners. Why can't you Igbos and their apologists respect our choice? If there will be consequences, then so be it! We do not know why you're crying more than the bereaved.

SW fought the cabals to pave way for Jonathan to ascend the presidency, but what did we get in return? During the struggle, Where were the likes of Ohaneze, Asari Dokubu, Edwin Clark and other Jonathan's apologists now reaping where they did not sow, especially the renowned AGIPs (they know themselves). It is the same people they like to call Coward that stood with Jonathan through thick and thin while our loud mouthed, chest beating, 'most hardworking', 'richest', 'most powerful' brothers were on Akpu consumption spree. What did we get from Gej as a thank you gift? our sons were sacked for no reasons, we were marginalized and all. only for otueke man to start romancing with the us again some weeks to the election like a pervert. He saw the handwriting on the wall but he choosed to ignore it. He thought his dollars would work wonders on us. Sorry! we not that cheap. his silly self still had to rely on OPC and Obas to win the SW. Laughable

It's high we, the people of the SW, started putting pressure on our Governors and hold them responsible. They must be accountable to us and we have to force them to deliver. They must be forced to thin outside the box and impact positively on the people they are governing. Aregbe is a failure that must be butted out.

Buhari, in your own best interest, take the advice of the Odua diaspora. Although, the northern born to rule mentality fear was there, despite this, we still voted for you because we trusted you and believed that you're different from them. Do not marginalize our leaders and sons in your government.

Pursue a Nigeria Agenda and not a Northern agenda. Respect the people of the Niger Delta and give them their due entitlement.

God bless Oduduwa land

God bless Nigeria

You've said it all. God bless you Bro.

God Bless Yorubaland.

God Bless Nigeria.

Balkan:
Yoruba people have betrayal in their blood.
Tinubu sold yorubaz for a pot of portage

you gorrilla, you are the highest coward and betrayer,the surden marriage between ibo and gej not even ss is to rig election for ibo in 2019.what tinubu did is what they call politice.

Balkan:
Yoruba people have betrayal in their blood.
Tinubu sold yorubaz for a pot of portage

gorrilla, you are the highest coward and betrayer,the surden marriage between ibo and gej not even ss is to rig election for ibo in 2019.what tinubu did is what they call politice.

BlackTechnology:
The most sophisticated people are now indirectly begging their masters not to forget them


Afonja

Awolowo

Abiola

Will be weeping





BUHARI CUT OFF TINUBU'S LAST HOLD ON YOU BY

1) REMOVING OSINBANJO

2) REJECTING TINUBU'S MINISTERIAL NOMINEES

mr gorrilla you can't rule this country with this hatered and your red cap,the hausa,yoruba can ever surport your presidency instead they will vote for southsouth.

Why r they crying for. Did we all not tell them this but they wanted to act I Sabi know better. Mschewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.

The only people I pity is SS and SE indigenous having to go through this hellhole SW pit all of them in. Na em I pity. SW I actually don't pity them, it serves them right

Why did you not put the link??

Power hungry Tinubu must have instigated this. Be in diaspora and be dictating Mtchew!!!

No matter how hard he tries ,Nigeria is too big to be controlled by one Jagaban called Tinubu whether he likes it or not , everyone , every political zone, has to be represented to make this nation work, everyone region interest/individuals has to be carried along in politics and governance to make Nigeria work and be peaceful, Nigeria is not Lagos that he has put under his hand-pit.

chukwudi44:


Babe you are quite cute Because of you I can decide to forgive Tinubu's treachery

Chukwudi, leave Dollyak alone, she is my sweetheart. I am already making arrangement to see her parents..

Dollyak my sweetheart, please tell Chukwudi that you already have me.