CabbieAC:




Hmmmmn so where do we start from?They're not even part of the DAWN project

CabbieAC:
9jacrip do you think its safe to say Okun people wear the Yoruba identity with more pride than the Yorubas in Ilorin?

tpiah11:


you and who are part of the dawn project?

scholes0:


Hmmmn.
Is this person whom I think it is??

Prof na me oo . Nairaland and all these anti spambot nonsense

9jacrip:


Kwara isn't tricky at all.

Settlement pattern already makes it easier, Yoruba occupy Ilorin south down to Ganmo, Ajase Ipo to Offa's border with Erin Osun. So, the border can be redrawn from Yoruba's portion of Ilorin.

The Kogi's situation is what I do not understand, are Yoruba settled in a particular section directly bordering other Yoruba states or they are scattered across the state or even have non-yoruba towns spread in between them and the SWest?

CabbieAC:




I'm really concerned about this as well.The problem with Kogi is that its multi-ethnic while kwara seems very tricky and confusing.

9jacrip:

You do have a sense of humour egbon shymex. LOL

Despite the humour in your post, it captures the Nigerian situation vividly.

The North in the Nigerian Map isn't just sitting on the South, it is indeed sitting on the South in real life.

CabbieAC:



Prof na me oo . Nairaland and all these anti spambot nonsense

ProfShymex:


The Northerners are sitting on everyone's destiny. Just basically like putting excessive load on a canoe - it's only a matter of time before the whole thing sinks.

Then you've got all those smaller "ethnic groups" that keep trying to claiming new opportunistic identities, rather than align with the bigger groups they share a lot of similarities. Those groups are also holding everyone down, and they're also part of the reason why it'll be difficult to restructure the country. You would also see that they're loudest proponents of the one-Nigeria quagmire cos they'd rather be messed up within Nigeria, so they can protect their new found fame - than get a better deal elsewhere. The whole madness is just nauseating, really.

Yorubas just need to go after Yoruba interests and leave the rest to stay perambulating in circles like the London Eye. We don't owe none of these folks anything - and our destinies aren't aligned.

tpiah11:


are you done with your Biafra agitation already?

surely not.

scholes0:


this ur new user name shae..
Na waa o.

Hahaha i knew you were going to raise eyebrows

CabbieAC:
The female version of musiwa is here to do what she knows how to do best

ProfShymex:


I am planning a capital fail

ProfShymex:
[img]http://africa.si.edu/exhibits/olowe/yoruba/art/yorubmap.gif[/img]

ProfShymex:
Let me quickly post this woman here. I think she's Egba cos I've got some Egba folks in my extended family with the same last name.


[size=14pt]Olufunmilayo Olopade[/size]

tpiah11:
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IlekeHD:


Is this shymmex?

ProfShymex:


Why do i like Biafra, my mama Tilapia?

Is it cos of the variety of guy that run after me? I Shyte and I can always get that in a new country.

tpiah11:


you know quite well she's Ekiti.

shymexx and co, why do you folks lie like rugs?

are you allergic to truth?

btw, why are you now on Egba matter? What happened to your Ijebu Ibadan handle? You switching sides?

tpiah11:


what variety of guys run after you?

delpee:
I've really enjoyed reading through this thread. God bless you Aare or CabbieAC, IlekeHD and others.

. I'm deeply concerned about the serious deterioration of public schools. This generation of youths are not ready to learn and some parents are more focused on how soon and how much money they can make to uplift the family. That is why we have a lot of students who are part time agbero, okada and Marwa riders. They're more interested in what they make on a daily basis most of which is spent frivolously. As rightly stated before, their role models are motor Park chairmen, 'big girls' with questionable means of livelihood and their ilk. I remember a teacher who told me that her students said she should stop stressing them cos they dont need school cert to be successful. Their example - the deputy governor appointed by Adedibu! God help us.!!

Many of the parents are also not as sacrificial as the old generation. The free education program seems to have brought about an entitlement/non-commitment mentality to our people. They prefer to fight the teacher who tells them to buy books- government should supply! I believe parents must be committed in some way towards the development of their children. It's a major driving force in the life of a child. It doesn't have to be expensive. 1000 per term per child in Oyo state was introduced for that reason. The parents need to be positively involved. Somehow,there must be total reorientation programme for our people. We also need the old technical colleges which was the alternative route for those not so keen on pure academics.

However, the reality now is that those who really want sound education arrange for lessons or go to private schools.

ProfShymex:


The ones that fvcked my brains out and left me permanently in a mental home on Risperidone.

ProfShymex:


Are you sure she's from Ekiti?

You're nuts. Have I ever denied the fact that I've got Egba blood?

I just referenced the name cos I've got folks with the same last name.

Go take ya drugs and stop troubling me, man.

And what are you looking for on the thread? Aren't you from Taraba, or something?

Maaan that character has issues.It's not hard to tell

ProfShymex:


Are you sure she's from Ekiti?

I'm nuts. Have I ever denied the fact that I've got Egba blood?

I just referenced the name cos I've got folks with the same last name.

I should always take my drugs before hopping on nl to trouble the forum

And what are you looking for on the thread? Aren't you from Taraba, or something?