IlekeHD:




I will look into this and send this page out to my Yoruba friends.

CabbieAC:
superduperjay i said it an earlier comment that until Ekiti people vote out fayose, then the future of the state is gloomy.The gorimakpa is busy eating amala in public bukas and sharing semo vita

CabbieAC:


Abeg leave that character, he or she is enjoying the attention

ProfShymex:
Only Northerners and Igbos can get along. And Yorubas aren't generally like that - so forming an alliance with Igbos would be problematic.

MayorofLagos:
[s]

You are correct.

Im going to be very blunt with this comment.

In order to progress forward we need first to establish a platform from which to nurture the progress we yearn. From our numerous time markers - Kiriji, 1906 amalgamation, 1914 amalgamation, 1957 regional autonomy, 1960 independence, 1963 republic, 1966 coup, 1967 war,1970 reunion, 1979 republic, 1983 coup, 1992 annulment, 1999 republic, 2015 change - at which point did we achieve our optimum best as a Yoruba Commonwealth? The answer is 1957. The progress was killed by Ibos, starting in 1963 and ending in 1967.

When we ruled ourselves in an independent Western Regional Government spanning from 1957 to 63 our people recorded monumental progress. In 1963, Ibos attacked our progress in attempt to truncate it. Unsuccessful the first time, they attempted again in 1966 and ended ruining the entire country in the process.

We fared well after the war and untill the 1992 annulment, again Ibos were instrumental in the political confrontation.

From 1999 we again recovered and were recovering losses but in the GEJ government filled from top to bottom with Ibos we were marginalized from the center....but the damage was eben deeper because they flooded our land with Ibo migrants and using policies from the central.authorities, activated trade monopolies that put Yorubas at economic and political disadvantage on our own soil.

At every turn in our existence in Nigeria, Ibo has been an underlying problem. We cannot sustain our progress too long without first finding a solution to them. Fortunately, one after the other our traditional rulers are discovering too that their domain is at risk if the excesses of Ibo in Yorubaland is left to continue without immediate check.

We must by all means distance our relationship and alliance with Igbos in other to even find a footing ....a solid one....from which to launch a renaissance in our commonwealth.

Afenifere has a website. Afenifere Renewal Group has a website also. If you cant find it let me know.

Some countries are known to have put embargo on certain political class and use political controls to minimize their adverse effect on the mainstream of their society. Whites do this to blacks in US. I see no reason we cannot put embargo on Ibos free movement and excesses in Yorubaland....and do it in tune with the Constitution.

Like Fashola said in his Ministerial vetting appearance at the Senate. Freedom of speech or movement is not absolute! There is a boundary....has Ibo crossed that boundary? Yes and many times over. It is time to begin to relate with them at a distance and under surveillance.[/s]

Kestolovee95:


you keep screaming the 'Igbo man is our problem' while your yoruba muslims have always historically jumped into beds with fulanis. Was it the Ibo that ordered you to sell your political cut (speakership) to the Fulanis in house of reps during Gej's regime? That sit was zoned to to the yorubas but Tinubu a muslim sold it to the Fulani caliphate to allow Aminu Tambuwal emerge as Speaker instead of a yoruba and you come out here to claim the Igbo marginalized you? You are sick.
Fulanis kidnapped falae, you claimed, it was Igbos who kidnapped him and accused the old man of dementia.

Mr man, your problems are self-inflicted. Do a self-assesment and heal yourself.
The only practicable way to distance yourself from the Igbo is to ask for your own country, don't seek to control them in your land and still control their resources. The white man couldn't achieve that, you'll obviously fail in that quest. Perish the idea, they don't make good slaves.

Sail your ship westwards while they sail theirs Eastward, it will bring mutual respect.

Kestolovee95:


you keep screaming the 'Igbo man is our problem' while your yoruba muslims have always historically jumped into beds with fulanis. Was it the Ibo that ordered you to sell your political cut (speakership) to the Fulanis in house of reps during Gej's regime? That sit was zoned to to the yorubas but Tinubu a muslim sold it to the Fulani caliphate to allow Aminu Tambuwal emerge as Speaker instead of a yoruba and you come out here to claim the Igbo marginalized you? You are sick.
Fulanis kidnapped falae, you claimed, it was Igbos who kidnapped him and accused the old man of dementia.

Mr man, your problems are self-inflicted. Do a self-assesment and heal yourself.
The only practicable way to distance yourself from the Igbo is to ask for your own country, don't seek to control them in your land and still control their resources. The white man couldn't achieve that, you'll obviously fail in that quest. Perish the idea, they don't make good slaves.

Sail your ship westwards while they sail theirs Eastward, it will bring mutual respect.

okolochyke:


Can you stop derailing this thread

You will never see Yorubas in the Anambra thread

Can you accord the Yorubas the respect they have given you

Failure to do so will come with repercussions

thanks

anonimi:

Yes, I am yoruba.

WIZGUY69:
Fayose just de weak me everyday.
the state that fayemi was trying to turn into a developed & civilized state, more like Fayose is " pressing control z" on the legacies of fayemi. everyday is eating amala & climbing trees/trailers. mcheew.
the most annoying one is Osun state.
I still don't know what's holding that state down. (portraying itself like an average northern state).
Osun got what it takes to compete with the top 8 states. mineral resources, human and the environment is there.
the only drugs/ antidote for ekiti & osun state is to woo investors. they need industries/companies to curb unemployment and boost igr.
and they need to start exploring the resources in those states to boost there GDP. not waiting on FG allocation.
as for Oyo state, I don't know what's still obstructing the state not to generate at least 80-100b as revenue.

Ogun too can do better.

Kestolovee95:

As wetin? as jet li wey you be?
Come on get away from my face! When your brother lies call him to order if you have any honour in you! I won't say more than that. Just call them to order and we will be fine!

CabbieAC:


Abeg leave that character, he or she is enjoying the attention

anonimi:


[s]Can you produce something out of NOTHING
What have we invested in the education of ALL our children in yorubaland since UPN governors were kicked out in Dec. 1983?
What have we invested?

Which investor will set up in a place with inappropriately skilled labour and insufficient pool of workers?
The investor na fool?

Even those who are building mansions like Linda Ikeji with her N850 million banana Island villa are not TAXED adequately.

E ko sa igi l'ogbe, e ko ta oguro l'ofa, e gbe enu si idi ope, se ofe lo n ro - you make NO effort to tap the wine from the palm tree yet you open your mouth waiting for palm wine to flow freely inside.
Who does that except a fool [/s]

anonimi:


Can you produce something out of NOTHING
What have we invested in the education of ALL our children in yorubaland since UPN governors were kicked out in Dec. 1983?
What have we invested?

Which investor will set up in a place with inappropriately skilled labour and insufficient pool of workers?
The investor na fool?

Even those who are building mansions like Linda Ikeji with her N850 million banana Island villa are not TAXED adequately.

E ko sa igi l'ogbe, e ko ta oguro l'ofa, e gbe enu si idi ope, se ofe lo n ro - you make NO effort to tap the wine from the palm tree yet you open your mouth waiting for palm wine to flow freely inside.
Who does that except a fool

IyaIode:

Who's banning you guys, what's up with the mods. Is it a ploy to kill this thread?

IyaIode:
Who's banning you guys, what's up with the mods. Is it a ploy to kill this thread?

Kestolovee95:

As wetin? as jet li wey you be?
Come on get away from my face! When your brother lies call him to order if you have any honour in you! I won't say more than that. Just call them to order and we will be fine!

WIZGUY69:
What's your point?
That Yoruba youths are unemployable or what?
the problem isn't only in SW/Yoruba land, its a Nigeria problem. I can boldly say it that we are still the best despite the decay in our education sector.

[quote author=anonimi post=39360893
If the thread does not address concrete issues about yoruba development it will die a natural death, surely.
Quoting facebook posts of DAWN commission that has done NOTHING since 2011 beyond noise for political mileage and celebrating (ALMOST oyinbo)yoruba people who have contributed NOTHING to sustainable development of the homeland is simply a SHAM to intoxicate any empty-headed bragger, of which there are so many among our 200 million mumu fellow citizens hence we are ruled by non-entities whom we lament about aimlessly, unable and unwilling to do nothing to change our unfortunate situation.

anonimi:


You need to review the presidential election results for 2011 and 2015 so you can revalidate or correct your statement above.
Cheers.

MayorofLagos:
From 1999 we again recovered and were recovering losses but in the GEJ government filled from top to bottom with Ibos we were marginalized from the center.

ProfShymex:


Please, Igbos are too emotional, sensitive, covetous, greedy, and too conceited for anyone to get along with. Even on this forum alone - these traits come to the fore all time. You can't even say something before every Igbo on here will start catching feelings, crying everywhere like someone stole their biscuit. And all of them are the same. Then they've this nauseating crab in a barrel mentality within the Igbo group - hence they all will never agree on one thing.

Yorubas, based on their temperament - and Igbos - are two parallel lines that should never meet. It's never going to work.

anonimi:


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CabbieAC:


That character you're responding to is also a romani and his intentions here are clear

ProfShymex:
Please, Igbos are too emotional, sensitive, covetous, greedy, and too conceited for anyone to get along with. Even on this forum alone - these traits come to the fore all time. You can't even say something before every Igbo on here will start catching feelings, crying everywhere like someone stole their biscuit. And all of them are the same. Then they've this nauseating crab in a barrel mentality within the Igbo group - hence they all will never agree on one thing.

Yorubas, based on their temperament - and Igbos - are two parallel lines that should never meet. It's never going to work.

hinohsend:



Are u yoruba?,if you are tone it down,u are not passin ur message the right way.Ur opinion looks politically influenced.

hinohsend:
Are u yoruba?,if you are tone it down,u are not passin ur message the right way.Ur opinion looks politically influenced....if u r not...Bleep Off !!!.

okolochyke:
Again, I ask, What have u done to effect positive change?

Apart from populating NL with GEJ pictures, what have you done to enhance development in Nigeria as a whole and particularly in Yorubaland?

You are just angry that your regular source of N1000 per month has ceased after PDP lost the elections

If you dont like this thread, go and start a new one to highlight your concerns

Seriously, you should be more concerned about your physical appearance than the future of the Yoruba nation.

anonimi:



I am resisting the temptation of yabbing you big time, seriously.
May I ask you to find out the lingusitic link between Igbo and Yoruba words showing more similarities and recent separation than most are aware of or willing to acknowledge?
Cheers.

Again, in 2011 Tinubu ordered yorubas to vote for Jonathan who was also voted for by the Igbos, so
In 2015 it was the yorubas, led by Tinubu, who aligned with the North to ensure Buhari's victory.
Do you dispute the two statements above?