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Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Christistruth00: 3:45pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful: Use your own head Did Obasanjo and Gowon seize Igboland by right of conquest? Scotland, wales Northern Ireland and England are Counties within the United Kingdom Yorubaland is Yoruba Homeland 2 Likes |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by SonofLagos: 3:45pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful:typical of your type, i would also be Ashamed to also be associated with sad yeast if was in your shoes so I am not surprised that’s why your ancestors have been so obsessed with Lagos even Azikiwe wanted to be premier😂 well I’m proudly Omo eko and I don’t need to prove anything to you just direct your frustration to your the failures you elect in your region, we are doing so much better here in Lagos and Sw and the migration trend from east to west proves that fact, so Chinonso you can focus your strength making your region more attractive and maybe you can have something like Lagos is sad yeast other Nigerian too will like be proud of and like to claim that gets you Igbos so obsessed about ragos😂 4 Likes |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by DMerciful(m): 3:52pm On Apr 30 |
I'm Igbo alright but from Delta so you don't insult South Easterners on my account SonofLagos: |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by DMerciful(m): 3:54pm On Apr 30 |
You dont wanna leave Nigeria because of Niger Delta oil. but dont want Nigerians. Thief Christistruth00: |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by AfonjaConehead: 3:57pm On Apr 30 |
lwisee: |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Christistruth00: 3:58pm On Apr 30 |
odinaccess: Yorubas go do Owambe for 3rd Mainland Bridge and Middle of Dual Carriageway Teach yourself Patience Apapa Port Road is going down and nothing is moving in or out Apapa Port will be one big Owambe and Praise Worship Party and Nothing that is not flying is moving Lagos is Yorubaland and we must Thank God for it in appreciation mightily and heavily The Bata Talking Drummers will be Imported from Oyo and Osogbo you will not hear Word for Lagos That week na Talking Drums you go hear through out You better Start learning how to eat Amala and Ewedu before September because you will eat it until it pours out of your Nostrils Also Half of Lagos State is inside Ijebuland!! Oya Ijebu people your work has landed , get Cracking you must bring Lagos to complete Standstill!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhVESFwl8Cs?si=PBd4Rwfmw0CBk6XU 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by chopnaira: 4:02pm On Apr 30 |
Christistruth00:I remember growing up and how we use to close streets for Owambe in Lagos. I can't remember which of the governors put an end to it.. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by chopnaira: 4:03pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful:Blood is thicker than water. Afterall the Ibo coup of 1966 was by led by an Ibo man from present day Delta 4 Likes |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by SonofLagos: 4:16pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful:where ever you come from is your business, why i am I not even surprised you are from a failed state, yet you can talk down on people achieving far greater success than you don’t you think delta can also be like Lagos? Maybe if you do use more on your governor maybe you won’t have the need to come to lagos and be a second class citizen and be bothered about who Yorubas elect to govern there affairs. 4 Likes |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by DoTheNeedful: 4:20pm On Apr 30 |
Dream25: Yeah, but Badagry is Egun. I agree they are our cousins. The Eguns and Yorubas have been living together for centuries. In Ogun State they have Ipokia Local Government, in Lagos State, they have Badagry Local Government. In Benin Republic, they live side by side with the indigenous Yoruba there. We are 5 & 6. 3 Likes |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Christistruth00: 4:23pm On Apr 30 |
DoTheNeedful: Egun will Celebrate their own in Egun Areas same time no problem They should just make sure they cook plenty of food for everyone especially their famous Ewa Aganyin na that one go finish first 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by DMerciful(m): 4:27pm On Apr 30 |
Ok rest na...e don do for today. SonofLagos: |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by SonofLagos: 4:33pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful:kpele, I don too pepper you today, oya go an buy rub to relieve the pains 1 Like |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by AfonjaConehead: 4:37pm On Apr 30 |
Christistruth00: |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by lionshare: 5:44pm On Apr 30 |
lwisee: Landlord calm down! 😂 |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by oyatz(m): 6:30pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful: Why are you always sad about any positive news concerning Lagos? Celebrate your culture and leave the people of Lagos to celebrate their cultural heritage. It doesn't detract anything from you. Live and let us live 1 Like |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by oyatz(m): 6:33pm On Apr 30 |
caracas: Okay, we don hear. Now clap for yourself and go back to your seat. 1 Like |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Christistruth00: 7:01pm On Apr 30 |
DMerciful: Ojukwu killed his own People why did Ojukwu reject the food Corridors Gowon offered Biafran people to be fed? 2 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by garfield1: 12:51am On May 01 |
oyatz: Let's maintain a cultural balance |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by caracas: 8:03am On May 01 |
SonofLagos:See them … Go n do yoruba week in oyo, ogun ondo etc… Lagos is a no man’s land… |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by lwisee: 8:28am On May 01 |
Faposky95: Pained 🤣 |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Konquest: 6:31pm On May 01 |
wwwihy:That's impressive. Yoruba culture and language are among the few African traditions that are globally respected. Lagos Island and major Yoruba cultural towns have to continuously undergo gentrifications and local security upgrades to attract more tourists and income from the Yoruba Diaspora and Yoruba religion adherants in Brazil, Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Jamaica, USA, UK, Portugal, etc. Destination: Last week of September 2024. #Yoruba Week 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Faposky95: 7:29pm On May 01 |
Re: Lagos To Celebrate Yoruba Week Annually In September by Magnificenttop: 7:10am On May 03 |
FreeStuffsNG: Amen. May God bless Nigeria. I see some women from other tribes nowadays kneel to greet elderly people. Our good culture should be preserved and promoted. Then, this is the kind of progressive thing you should support. You can't be blinded by bias and partisan yet think/claim you love this country. Nigerians fight one another and continue supporting the evil ones who have divided themselves into different political parties but same Nigerians still wondering why things are the way it is. 1 Like |
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