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| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:33pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
modath: That Firefire guy behaves too much like a flattie for my comfort. Let's remember that Yoruba is a universal language, not everyone who speaks it understands the Yoruba struggle and want the Yoruba interest. I understand why you're into politics, but I'm wondering if there's a way to narrow down that interest to a regional level. It would do us good to not wait for federal government to help and to put the heat on Yoruba politicians when need be. Is the bold an insult to me?  1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:34pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Yayyy I started a new page  |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:35pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD:I understand, a lot of people say that Abuja is too quiet and boring but I actually prefer the more laid back and relaxed ambience of Abuja to Lagos Lmao better leave my city alone  2 Likes |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:38pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
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| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:41pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: You always get my time  Lol even the ones in diaspora don give up on Nigeria. lwise: E kaabo. Oro otito le n so. Awon Yoruba bi ti Tinubu ati Obasanjo are deeply into the Nigerian politics that if wind starts blowing, nothing can save their yansh from showing. All Nigerian politicians are corrupt, so here is their interest hierarchy: 1) Their personal interest 2) Keeping mum so that other politicians don't tu asiri won 3) Nigerian interest if the want the cash to keep flowing 4) Regional interest. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:42pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
1bkaye: Abi o. Did chamotex follow you to your parent's house? Last I heard, you guys were planning to travel to naija. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:43pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
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| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:45pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD: [b]Iya agba iru yooba wo tu leleyi nisin ehn. Yooba "ata now sapa mi lori" .Abajo taa se kin ri yin ni wakati yooba |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by KingSango(m): 4:45pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Greetings, As you know, we struggle in America despite the tall tales of loose prosperity living in the U.S is expensive. As far as African Americans it has been a trial and fight to develop economically. Most of all the Black rich here, are forbidden to invest in Black causes and African civilization. Yes sure Bill Cosby has over $400 billion in the bank but he can't go into the impoverished areas and lift them up. All celebrities rich and famous have, "Black Cards", watch here for description: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wifj4rdGvi0. These cards are tied to celebrity and many rich African Americans bank accounts which allows Illuminati monitoring of their purchases and withdrawals. They can spend thrift as they like, luxury items, fancy homes and cars, but can't invest in any Black Civilization building activities. And the few who rich Blacks who do, do so with soft causes pre-approved and not aimed at economic development of African Americans or Africa as a whole. African Americans gross over $1 trillion dollars per year and yet there are not trillionaires amongst us. Also very few African Americans billionaires, the few on the list barely are at 1 billion. Sango is under no delusion as 55 billionaires on the African continent very few of them invest in uplifting their poor brethren. I have concluded that the poor must uplift themselves, which is why I have promoted. Click here: http://youcandoitgroupeconomics..com/ I have read in my articles and reports Africans on the continent referring to group economics as crowdfunding. Check here: http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/16/africa/thundafund-crowdfunding-south-africa/ This is very wise and very similar to what I have proposed. Yet I have proposed these funds being entrusted to traditional sources as my loyalty is to the resurgence of traditional paradigm of Africa, because its a much better system for ruling and meeting the needs of the people, history has proven it. We must utilize self determination, practice restraint and save our funds. I have suggest African Americans or Diaspora to invest household, $15.00 U.S dollars per month, sending that funds to our traditional leadership at Oyotunji African Village Kingdom and the Gullah Gee Chee Nation. These I've found to be the most legitimate Black Nationalists organization that were not started by Freemasons, Jesuits, Jews and covert forces. Many of the other Black Nationalists organizations have non-African origins. Yet Africans on the continent can afford to save $1.25 U.S dollars per month, and the great thing is they can do it in the millions. I have very serious doubts that many African Americans are conscious, willing to take responsibility for their improvement, my best guess, 100,000 a little more. Seeing there are somewhere between 400,000 and 500,000 Gullah Gee Chee people, taking in account 4-5 per household, that would give about 100,000 people. Also another few thousands of Oyotunji citizens, some not living in the village, due to economic struggle, stemming from targeting of them, they probably are about 50,000 members, counting men, women and children. So all in counted in approximately about 144,000 possible donors. Africans in Yorubaland number in the millions so millions can be raised in one month giving $1.25 U.S dollars per day or $248.79, based upon current exchanges. You see, I've given it some great thought, this project is doable. I have calculated Benin Republic, 595.06 CFA per month by the Yorubas in Porto Novo and the surrounding area. We must lift up ourselves if we want to enjoy the good life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOPmqiN0x7g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BUiG31ceR4 Checking out the video here in Porto Novo, Benin, Africa. These are cousins of Oyotunji, all Yoruba people and Dahomey, they are the people that His Royal His Majesty Oba Adefunmi I wanted us to have cultural and economic connection with. The land here near where many of our ancestors all came from, called the corridor, during the Yoruba Wars with Fulani and Dahomey in the 18th century, Although the Gullah's trace their ancestry to Angola. This is a French speaking nation, the official religion of Benin is Vodun. Yes you heard me correct, Vodun, the traditional African religion is the state religion. Benin people live in peace with one another, Christians, Muslims and Traditional, no fights over these divisions. So all are welcomed. These bold Africans don't care about what Europeans and Arabs have to say about their spiritual beliefs they go on practicing what their ancestors practiced for thousands of years, Traditional African beliefs. They are wanting us in America to invest in machines, tools and heavy equipment, which we can easily afford via group economics. We must graduate our level of thinking into international trade and commerce, competing with other nations around the world for economic zenith. Also we can send our youth, who are greatly unemployed, many of our craftsman and union workers, who are also greatly unemployed. We can start an international food corporation. The great thing is that this is Yoruba land. With the backing of the Obas, who are cousins to our King, His Royal Majesty Oba Adefunmi II, who inherited the throne of his father. We have options my people, we need to think about them while the window of opportunity remains open.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Think about our fundraiser, which is the most unique, because every dollar you put into our $126,000,000 buys you stock in our international food corporation. Yes you will not be just giving your money away. Your money will be returned to you, after all costs and expenses of doing business have been meet. This is how most stock options work. This is what the Most Honorable Marcus Garvey set up. This is how he attracted so many to the UNIA because Mr. Garvey understood to get our people involved in the millions there must be something in it for them. Sango has forwarded this information to Oyotunji African Village Kingdom and the Gullah Gee Chee Nation. We have work unions ran by Ogboni Chiefs and Oyotunji has been a separate land since 1970. We don't advise fighting for rights because we have our own land and we are moving forward with establishing more land and development. So please join us and give your contribution. Come visit us and and experience the same Africa you see in the video. We can do it like the Amorish and Mormons have done, which is build intentional communities based upon group economics. We can't march forever and we don't have to fight to win justice. Love Sango ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our main donation page at OyoTunji African Village. We are raising $15 dollars per month via 100, 000 brave lionesses and lions, who are ready to support a Black Nationalist economy. $127,000,000 million in 7 years, lets keep it going strong. Click here: http://www.oyotunji.org/contribute.html If you are ready to donate right away via debit or credit. Click here: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr… ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Help save Gullah Gee Chee land. Fighting hard for African liberation since the 17th century, descendants of Angola, the Gullah Gee Chee people, managed to preserve some of their native tongue, their ancestry culture and pride. From slave revolts to freeing other slaves, civil rights struggle, Pan-Africanism, many of the members of the famed, "Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church" of Charleston are Gullah Gee Chee descendants. Because of the low state of economy of South Carolina's Low Country, government seizure of their lands and vicious taxation, many Gullah people are losing their lands. But you can help them out with a small donation. Here is their GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/panafricanfamilyem ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Umar Johnson's fund me page. Click here:https://www.gofundme.com/DrUmar He is raising $5 Million dollars for a high tech private school for our young boys. If about about 300,000 thousand give then this would give him his $5 Million for the school. A girl's school be the mark and a Women's club where our women can gather for they are the leaders of the family's interest. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:50pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD:I didn't hear that one please lool, which of your boos did you visit when you went last summer?  Trying to brush up on my Yoruba too, I will be fluent by the end of 2016 ijs |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 4:50pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: Yoru-English is sweet and easy for me. But I talk in full Yoruba during Yoruba Hour na. Ni wakati Yoruba, mo ma n wa pelu awon IT team mii lati sise. Mii le ma wa lori NL, sugbon nigba kookan, mo le wa bayin [awon yoruba] sere lori tiredi yii. Eyin nko? Eyin . Eyin ti a kii n ri mo. Last time you gave us an excuse about how your car broke down on third mainland bridge |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:55pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Which one be this one wey kingsango carry come oo.eyin ara ile ee ba mi da si @ilekehd all of you who speak Yorugeesi, we will have to perform DNA tests on you I was present in all the Yoruba hours we did.Na lie you dey lie,during the Yoruba hours,you were viewing as a guest  |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by superstar1(m): 5:00pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
The traffic on this Lagos-Ibadan does not have part 2. It's 24 --. You cannot finish it. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by jstbeinhonest(m): 5:01pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: lol |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:02pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
superstar1: Concessionaire seeks N150bn to complete Lagos-Ibadan Expressway The private sector investor currently in charge of the redevelopment of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is looking for around N150bn to complete the 127.6-kilometre project. Paucity of funds is said to have hindered further work on the road, but our correspondents gathered that the new investor, Motorway Assets Limited, was in the final stages of negotiation with lenders to raise between N120bn and N150bn for the second tranche of funds to complete the project. The Federal Government had provided the initial N50bn in the first tranche by appropriating N25bn each in the 2013 and 2014 budgets following the revocation of the initial concession agreement with Bi-Courtney Highway Services. Our correspondents also gathered that the management of Motorway Assets Limited would meet with the potential financiers of the project on Friday to fine-tune the details of funding arrangement and other aspects of the project. The reconstruction of the busiest highway in the country into 10 lanes was initially projected to cost N167bn, but the Managing Director, The Bank of Infrastructure, Mr. Adekunle Oyinloye, told one of our correspondents in a telephone interview on Monday that the project cost was likely to rise now because of the redesign of the road to accommodate new features. According to him, the new set of consultants coming into the project are currently redesigning the road because the initial design was not comprehensive and did not take into account some peculiar factors. Oyinloye said though the initial design made provision for a flyover to take vehicular traffic to the Redemption Camp of the Redeemed Christian Church of God along the expressway, the consultants were looking at the sites of other religious bodies along the road and how best to solve the gridlock usually associated with the road anytime they had a programme. He noted that other key features of the new design were the provision of 24-hour emergency and rescue services on the road, an engineering solution to the Mowe/Ibafo area where human activities were currently taking place almost in the centre of the road, and other facilities such as truck parts that would make the highway to be of international standard. The TIB boss said, “The seeming lack of activities on the road is as a result of the new arrangement. The road is now a Public-Private Partnership project, which has a process and structure. About 75 per cent of the process is documentation; if we don’t get that right, the entire project will become a problem. “Motorway Assets Limited has been given consideration for the project. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission has to give the concession certificate; while the lenders and investors have to ensure that all the details are properly worked out. We have now got all the relevant approvals.” Oyinloye, who said the TIB was just a facilitator of the project, noted that what had been done on the road so far was early work, adding that upon the conclusion of the funding arrangement, the reconstruction would move at a higher pace. Contrary to insinuation that the government of President Muhammadu Buhari might not be comfortable with the details of the project as approved by the administration of the former President Goodluck Jonathan, the TIB managing director said the new administration was happy with the project, especially the fact that the private sector would provide the bulk of the funding in view of dwindling government revenue occasioned by falling crude oil prices. Our correspondents further gathered that the project would now be executed on a Build, Operate and Transfer basis, but that the details were still being worked on. The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the oldest and busiest inter-state route in Nigeria, is a major artery connecting Lagos to other states of the federation. It was inaugurated in August 1978 during the military era, under the administration of Olusegun Obasanjo. http://punchng.com/2015/11/3689 |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:09pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: LOL! This dude you're funny. Na arugbo dey do you. O ti gbagbe igba to n view as guest, to binu pe tiredi wa ko move? Perform the test o, even Sango cannot deny me  |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Arogunmasa(m): 5:13pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: Aare, am not from Ilorin. Oyo mesi ni |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:19pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD: Loool that was me just taking a rest.Haba! ewe iwe ogorun ki n se nkan kekere ke I also lost my mojo after repeatedly getting banned.I had to come back to rescue the thread As per the test,you better go check,I have this feeling you have some Bamileke blood in you.Iya agba cameroun Arogunmasa: Ooohkay |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:23pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: Bamileke ko Bamidele ni. mtchewww Taking a break? Se nkan ti e n pe ni yen? Aa fe excuses mo. Sha je ka ri e ni aago mesaan ale ni aago naija. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:30pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD: You think i'm joking right? your eyes go soon clear.Iya agba cameroun Yeah it was a break.I doubt if the Yoruba hour will hold today sha ooo. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:31pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
[size=14pt]‘Healthcare in Nigeria’ll be more efficient if LGs are directly empowered’[/size]
Answers to 80% of Nigeria's problem lies within regionalism. I wonder why these Northerners can't live withint he limitations of their region. 2 Likes |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:31pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Putting Yoruba interests ahead of party interest. Planting Yoruba interests in political parties. Achieving the interests regardless of party in or out of power. Cohesion among Yoruba towns and states. Regionalism. ... Seeing all of that on the few pages I missed out on had me excited.  3 Likes |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:33pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: I understand. You need to brush up on "a b d e e f g gb' etc |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:33pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD: They are scared of something and I wonder what it is. 1 Like |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Musiwa419: 5:33pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
superstar1:.... And Redeemed Church will be having their Monthly programme over there tomorrow. MFM will also have theirs on saturday. Na to carry mat sleep ontop that road be that. I think its high time all our governors declare a state of emergency over all the federal roads in the west most especially in Ogun state. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:34pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
bump. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by laudate: 5:35pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
superstar1: They should just construct a tram or train to run parallel alongside that road. This should ease the traffic on that expressway. |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:35pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
9jacrip: Yes o, my brother. We need to keep spreading the world. Until we started this thread, I didn't know how much/often Yorubas fight to detach themselves from federal control. [Don't get me started on The Rock.....so fine  ] |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:42pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Musiwa419: I pity those who have to go to work through that road, closing hours will be horrible considering how bad both sides of the road are and the attendant traffic it generates. I was going to link my bvn at the EcoBank branch in MFM premises and I saw mad traffic. Would state of emergency bar or bring an end to the nuisance created by members of both churches and Nasfat along that road every end of the month? And these churches won't deem it fit to fix the portion of the road around their churches which can be said to have been damaged as a result of the traffic they cause. They should be forced to either limit the population of attendees per month or cancel the monthly converge all together. It is improper to make life difficult for others because of religion which should be a personal business.
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| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:44pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD: People just need to wake up and realize Swest as a region does not need Nigeria to thrive. Rather, Nigeria is the reason SWest and her citizens are poor. We need leaders with the same mind state. [Emi ati The Rock de wa jo ara o  ] |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Macelliot(m): 5:45pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
IlekeHD:Hmm! Omo Ekiti... |
| Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 5:45pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
9jacrip: Nigeria is surviving because of 1) Ijaw oil 2) viable Yorubaland (business growth, peace and tolerance, innovation etc). lol e jo ara gan ni. 1 Like |
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