I am a capitalist, a conservative and a nationalist.

I love to meet people with like minds.

The group is not political.

I am based here in gombe, and i have a whatsapp group i have create.

For you to be part, you must be ready to read and read wide.

You must be a nigerian of any tribe or religion

Kindly drop your contact.

You never finish the Olumba story bro

chriss100:
I’ll continue to enlighten my people. My Yoruba folks, please make sure you don’t allow those bitter/hateful/envious/treacherous people from that region manipulate you to despise your own. They have their agenda, but we see right through it. They are surely bound to fail. Aje!

Chief Obafemi Awolowo would be proud of us for putting Yoruba interest first. It’s what Chief Obafemi Awolowo stood for all his life. Yoruba interest was all the great man cared about. We still enjoy the immense policies he set up for us back then. For this reason and many more, the South West continues to remain the most prosperous and secure region in Nigeria. Our land is flowing with milk and honey.

Yoruba culture teaches Humility, tolerance (religious) and respect. These are traits you won’t find in the people from that region.

I’m 33, so don’t think I’m some old head living in the past. The new generation Yorubas would continue to push for Oduduwa Nation and by the grace of almighty God, we will achieve it. IFA GBO MI…. ASE!! ASE!!! ASE!!!!

Much love and respect to the people of the Niger Delta and the Christian minorities in the North. I also pray you get your own individual nations.

Pa Awolowo, your children will forever be grateful. We will achieve the Yoruba nation you always dreamed of. God bless the Yoruba people in Jesus name. May God bless you sir and may your soul continue to Rest In Peace. Amen

Bro, i sent you an email.

It is 35 years today that the late sage, OBAFEMI AWOLOWO went to the great beyond. A philosopher, scientist, politician, father, businessman, he was the brain behind the free education program that was dolled out in the south Western part of Nigeria in the 1950s.

He has written his name in the heart of many Nigerians, especially the Yorubas, till the world ends. His greatness stem from the fact that the late Ojukwu referred to him as the Best president Nigeria never had. Also he was given the highest honour that any ordinary civilian, but only an ex-president could have by the Shagari regime.

He is my political hero, someone I have always admired so much. The only thing that I am not happy about is the fact that he died before I was born.

You might have something good to say about this man, tell us.

Today marks the 12th year he left the shore of Earth. Say something about his songs