RGRL commenced a new project at OPIC INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Agbara, Ogun state. Road Markings and Kerbs Painting are expected to be executed on five Roads within the Industrial Estate.

IyaIode:
Meanwhile IlekeHD and missy89 when next you come home, you might want to check one of these places out

Shymm3x:


Don't worry we'll go together...I just bought a few dashikis I'm gonna start wearing on holz a few weeks ago. But can you twerk ya small batty to talking drums though? Loool

Shyte, I can't really dance, apart from skanking (London type of dance), but when the talking drums go off...I'll lose my darn minds lol. So you need to be able to compete with that.

aljharem:


I actually find this very annoying. You complain about leeches but you forgot the man that was romancing with this leeches appointing them as commissioners etc

IlekeHD:
Yoruba language is studied in 47 American varsities


Besides recruiting young minds to teach the language, Yoruba, among over 2,000 African languages, is one of the most widely learnt as a second language in Europe and America.
The long list of top American universities and colleges that run ambitious, full-fledged programme in Yoruba language and culture include:

Harvard University,
Stanford University,
Cornel University,
University of Pennsylvania,
University of Wisconsin-Madison,
University of Massachusetts,
Indiana University in Bloomington,
Ohio State University,
Michigan State University,
Ohio University,
University of California at Berkeley,
University of California at Los Angeles,
University of Florida,
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign,
Howard University,
Amherst College,
Hampshire College,
Mount Holyoke College,
Smith College,
among others.



This article discusses the risks and dangers of Yoruba natives losing grip on their language

http://whatsupibadan.com/2013/11/16/yoruba-language-is-studied-in-47-american-varsities-says-ui-don/

Ritchiee:
We know Kwara is 90% Yoruba...

IlekeHD:
Yoruba language is studied in 47 American varsities


Besides recruiting young minds to teach the language, Yoruba, among over 2,000 African languages, is one of the most widely learnt as a second language in Europe and America.
The long list of top American universities and colleges that run ambitious, full-fledged programme in Yoruba language and culture include:

Harvard University,
Stanford University,
Cornel University,
University of Pennsylvania,
University of Wisconsin-Madison,
University of Massachusetts,
Indiana University in Bloomington,
Ohio State University,
Michigan State University,
Ohio University,
University of California at Berkeley,
University of California at Los Angeles,
University of Florida,
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign,
Howard University,
Amherst College,
Hampshire College,
Mount Holyoke College,
Smith College,
among others.



This article discusses the risks and dangers of Yoruba natives losing grip on their language

http://whatsupibadan.com/2013/11/16/yoruba-language-is-studied-in-47-american-varsities-says-ui-don/

IlekeHD:

Night. Searching4Love will soon come and tuck you in

IlekeHD:

Night. Searching4Love will soon come and tuck you in

IlekeHD:

Night. Searching4Love will soon come and tuck you in

SirShymexx:


I will post a few academic references in the morning. I'm knackered right now lol.

I need some sleep.

IlekeHD:

IlekeHD:
[size=14pt]Yoruba day
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The Yoruba Day in Stockholm is a day set aside to celebrate Yoruba culture and heritage in Stockholm the capital of Sweden. The president of the Union Adeola Aderounmu in his welcome address traced the history of the Yoruba Union in Stockholm to 2010 when a group of young people came together to form the association.

http://yorubaunion.se/?page_id=4482

[img]http://yorubaunion.se/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Yoruba_47.jpg[/img]

Aareonakakanfo:



Seriously its 28b,i'm surprised too.It means Ondo state after lagos is the southwest state that contributes most to the Federation account

aresa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYQE08sJ57s

21 year-old Nigerian Jaiyeola Oduyoye, a graduate of Product Design Engineering from the University of Derby in the United Kingdom created a ground breaking invention in anticipation of her graduation from the University of Derby in June 2016.

To enhance surgical procedures in hospitals which often suffer from poor electricity, Oduyoye invented a mobile medical battery that provides temporary backup electricity to surgical theaters in developing countries. The invention was “developed for countries that have difficulty accessing uninterrupted power supplies so they are able to perform these surgeries in-country, rather than fly people out”, she said to This Day.

In 2013, Dr. Geoffrey, a Tanzanian surgeon was in the middle of a critical procedure on a child in the country, when power cut. Surgeons such as Geoffrey, throughout Africa often use torches in hospitals due to inconsistent power. As such, this new invention will be serving medical communities across developing countries with much needed support.

“Neva”- the name given to the mobile medical backup, is closely related to an industrial UPS (uninterruptible power supply). It has smooth flat surfaces so it’s easy to be cleaned and unlikely to trap dirt. It contains lithium ion battery packs that have 60 charge cycles and produces a power output enough to provide power for critical machines during surgeries. The battery packs are available for switch and replace. The product however, is completely adaptable to many situations.

It is worthy of note that the battery system of the mobile medical backup enables uninterrupted workflow by eliminating the time intensive and onerous tasks previously associated with battery management, ensuring that nurses and other healthcare professionals can now dedicate additional focus to patient care.

Aareonakakanfo:
Another thing a lot of people tend to ignore is the population.Even if everyone gets autonomy, leeches will still run to Yorubaland and the yorubas who are suppose to be the main beneficiaries will still have to compete with them.We can't control immigration as long as we're still in the same country

IlekeHD:
[size=18pt]10 Amazing Dances in The world That Will Get Your Feet Rhythm
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The Yoruba dance from Nigeria

Yoruba dance originated in the land of Nigeria, The beat and movements are ingrained in their DNA patterns, the mother and father alike celebrate every moment of existence with song and dance. The Yoruba Dance performed colourful costumes and backed by catchy drums to set the beat.



http://www.grabtrend.com/travel/10-amazing-dances-in-the-world-that-will-get-your-feet-rhythm/

tonytony208:


I went to Ado sometimes in September and I saw many great buildings. My phones battery was dead. If not, I would have taken innumerable pictures of nice looking architectural edifices. There is more to ado than those pictures. Do you reside in ado? Pls post more pictures here.

prudentcy:

Have you forgotten that they have oil?

veraponpo:


Jericho for example is a place you can compare with Ikoyi Lagos. Ibadan is quite underrated by many.

IlekeHD:


This thread is seriously an eye opener for me.

Yorubas are big business people. Silent giants.