Shymm3x:


You done lost ya darn mind.

Just learn how to talk next time.

You done?

StuntingBlack:
ENOUGH @IlekeHD and Shymm3x

There's no point picking on each other on trivial matters.
Let it lie fellas. I beg thee...

One love ma nygg Shymm3x!!!

One love IlekeHD !!!

I swear. It's so unnecessary. Why would I fight him based on someone else's fight?

I even used style to ignore his insults.

Unnecessary.......keep things moving.

raumdeuter:


Autie. E ti jinna sile

Iwo is in Osun and not Oyo, Same thing with Aiyedaade(gbongan)

In Oyo State we have Ibadan, Ogbomoso, Oyo, Iseyin Saki

Osun we have Osogbo, Ilesa, Ife, Iwo, Ede and Ila

Lol... I can never distinguish Oyo from Osun towns jo but una get the idea. How many people dey Ogbomoso, Saki and Iseyin, despite Iseyin being the home of aso ofi?! It annoys me sometimes jo, this is why these town are lagging na

IlekeHD:


I swear. It's so unnecessary. Why would I fight him based on someone else's fight?

I even used style to ignore his insults.

Unnecessary.......keep things moving.

What the fvck are you talking about?

You insulted me by saying, "shymmex is scammer" especially a thread about a scammer and I returned the favour by calling you out.

Aren't we even? So why act sanctimonious? You've lost ya fvcking mind.

Shymm3x:

What the fvck are you talking about?
You insulted me by saying, "shymmex is scammer" especially a thread about a scammer and I returned the favour by calling you out.
Aren't we even? So why act sanctimonious? You've lost ya fvcking mind.

Dude, whatever!

Shymm3x:


What the fvck are you talking about?

You insulted me by saying, "shymmex is scammer" especially a thread about a scammer and I returned the favour by calling you out.

Aren't we even? So why act sanctimonious? You've lost ya fvcking mind.

Calm down, bro!

Let it slide.

CabbieAC:

Baba mi ni suuru.Lets take it easy
One love!
Iya Agba eyin na eni suuru
Make we no fight

I still don't see the issue or the need to calm down.

This is too funny honestly.

IlekeHD:


I still don't see the issue or the need to calm down.

This is too funny honestly.

Ileke, comot eye for the matter now. Shey na for here you go fight ni? Rise above o jare

naijababe:


Ileke, comot eye for the matter now. Shey na for here you go fight ni? Rise above o jare

lmao OMG I am not even in that mood.

Oya everyone take it easy.

I just want to enjoy my view.....Dem don call me scammer. I steal men's heart, not their money. So I don't need to get upset

tupacshakur:


Calm down, bro!

Let it slide.

CabbieAC:


Baba mi ni suuru.Lets take it easy

One love!

Iya Agba eyin na eni suuru

Make we no fight

I'm calm.

I just logged on to the tripe and I had to shut her up before she and the other chic take it too far and make me mad.

Even if you're trying to joke, you can't be doing that on that thread. A scammer is being exposed and all those chasing him are also scammers. Just leave the scam thing alone and let them do their thing. But don't drag me into what has nothing to do with me.

I'm bless, brothers. Back to regular programming.

naijababe:


Lol... I can never distinguish Oyo from Osun towns jo but una get the idea. How many people dey Ogbomoso, Saki and Iseyin, despite Iseyin being the home of aso ofi?! It annoys me sometimes jo, this is why these town are lagging na

You are really sleeping on Ogbomoso

In the SW aside Ibadan no place is as populated as Ogbomoso

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2191770_tmtnlist_png265c1e8b91e45a62e91260e2f7671373

Oya, make una calm down.

Please abeg, I see boboyekini (babalode) coming for gist. Na for there dem go find am

From the 60's Ogbomoso has always been a densely populated town
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2198839_naijapopulation_jpeg9ba61b7bfa1688a8df91c77a3eed331e
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2198840_naijapop2_jpeg84ba88a4910755525aaae201e2a9d3d1

raumdeuter:


You are really sleeping on Ogbomoso

In the SW aside Ibadan no place is as populated as Ogbomoso

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2191770_tmtnlist_png265c1e8b91e45a62e91260e2f7671373

You really can't fault Oyo.


Oyo people and multiple births: twins there, triplets here.


It's bad enough that people Bleep like bunnies. People who are predisposed to giving multiple births should take it easy o

raumdeuter:

You are really sleeping on Ogbomoso
In the SW aside Ibadan no place is as populated as Ogbomoso

Lol.....you had o pick out Ogbomosho too.........tell me about Iseyin, Saki, Lagelu, Lanlate even Iwo and those Igbona towns?

IlekeHD:


I swear. It's so unnecessary. Why would I fight him based on someone else's fight?

I even used style to ignore his insults.

Unnecessary.......keep things moving.

Is that why you upped and left the thread? O wa wu bi buredi. You were obviously joking and Shymmex ain't about that kinda humor. Stiff brit.
Lesson learned, next time play with me not him.

BoboYekini:
Is that why you upped and left the thread? O wa wu bi buredi. You were obviously joking and Shymmex ain't about that kinda humor. Stiff brit.
Lesson learned, next time play with me not him.

We shall play, but we shall not play on this thread

[size=16pt]A Brief History of Ogbomosoland[/size]

Ogbomoso in 1891 was a walled city, the gates of which were closely watched by day and securely closed by night. There was little or no communication between it and Oyo and Ilorin which were only thirty miles to the north and south. The town, pictureque and well watered was isolated from the rest of the Yoruba towns. Political relations were maintained with the Ibadans, for the country depended on its security on the warriors of Ogbomoso and Ikirun... The strength of Ogbomoso lay in the wall and moat surrounding the town, and the warriors made full use of it by sitting close and tight.. - Rev. S. G. Pinnock was pioneer Baptist Missionary who recorded his travel in The Romance of Missions in Nigeria
A BRIEF HISTORY OF OGBOMOSO

Ogunlola was of Ibariba descent. He came to the area now known as Ogbomoso in pursuit of his hunting profession. He stayed under ajagbon tree (still by the side of the palace) and used the branches for hanging gears. The whole place was at this time (around the middle of the seventeenth century), a dense jungle. He Ogunlola was an expert archer and brave hunter. Later he and his wife, Esuu, built their hut by the side of the ajagbon tree.
Ogunlola noticed smoke oozing from some nearby locations. He took courage and approached these places and discovered other hunters. The first one named Aale at a site now called Oke-Elerin quarters, the second called Onsile at the site now known as Ijeru quarters, the third Orisatolu at Isapa quarters and the fourth Akande quarters. The descendants of the first three of these hunters are still today the Bales of Oke-elerin, Ijeru and Isapa quarters respectively. There is no more Bale Akandie.
Lorungbekun was a very fierce man. Esuu feared what might be her fate whenever she offended her husband; particularly when there was no one near their hut to act as check on him. She therefore designed a mound near the hut and by consensus they decided that whenever Ogunlola wanted to beat up Esuu, if she could escape and embrace the mound, whatever the nature of the offence, he must spare her.
This mound is named Lorungbekun (Olorun-gbo-Ekun) and is still within the Abata enclosure in the palace. The term of the agreement is
Egbe Alongo (Alongo Society)

Ogunlola, after the discovery of these hunters, took the initiative to invite them to form the Alongo Society. The Primary objectives of the society were:
Defence against Sunmoni (slave prowler) raids
Group hunting of wild animals, and
Mutual assistance.
At the take off of the society. Ogunlola was, made the chairman. After each day’s hunting, they retired to Ogunlola’s hut where they were treated to beans and other meals and were served with sekete wine brewed by Ogunlola’s wife from fermented guinea corn. They also engaged in discussing current affairs and planning.
Later, other settlers came and built their thus and huts formed the nucleus of a small village. Ogunlola‘s hut became the place for setting disputes and other matters. He, Ogulola had the final say. The groups of huts being on the north-south highway from Oyo-ile became popular as aroje (a place to stop for refreshment and other ‘knick-knack’ by travellers.
ORISAPOPO

Esuu, the wife of Ogunlola introduced the worship of Orisapopon to Ogbomoso. This object of worship is the same as Orisala and is worshipped in different towns under different names. The worshippers are distinguished by white beads worn round their necks and wearing only white dresses. Drinking of palmwine is forbidden to them. The mane orisapopo was probably derived from the fact that Ogunlola’s hut was on the north-south route therefore the Orisala being worshipped in the hut was name “Orisapopo” (idol by the highway). The importance and influence of ‘Orisapopo’ among the citizens of Ogbomoso is immense. It can be described as the patron “Orisa” of Ogbomoso.
HOW OGUNLOLA’S SETTLLEMENT BECAME OGBOMOSO AND OGUNLOLA BECAME SOUN

During the time the Ibaribas under the leadership of Elemoso attacked Oyo-Ile near Ilorin, Ogunlola was already in detention there, awaiting trial for an alleged offence. Elemooso caused a devastating havoc among Oyo’s so much that they feared him in battle. Elemoso consequently laid total siege on Oyo causing famine and untold hardship among the people. Ogunlola therefore, told the Alaafin that if he could be released, he would kill Elemoso. This was granted and Ogunlola was shown where
Ogunlola after studying Elemaso’s tactics took proper aim and shot him down from his hiding place Ogunlola quickly beheaded him and brought the severed head to the Alaafin. Elemeso’s army was therefore routed.
Alaafin was so impressed by Ogunlola’s prowess that he, the Alaafin, requested him to stay in the capital Oyo-Ile instead of returning to his settlement. Ogunlola politely declined saying “Ejeki a ma se ohun” meaning let me stay yonder” His majesty, the Alaafin, granted Ogunlola’s wish to return to his settlement.
Later, travellers passing to and fro, used to refer to the settlement as of him who beheaded Elemaso meaning “ido eni ti o gb’Elemoso”. This was later contracted to Ogbomoso and finally to Ogbomoso.
Eventually the authority of Ogunlola became greater and more respected. He was consequently made the head of the settlement under the title of Sohun to reflect his request from the Alaafin, ‘let me stay yonder’. His compound by the Ajagbon tree then became the Soun’s palace and a rallying point for all Ogbomoso citizens.
Ogbomoso, because of her strategic location, quickly grew from a village status to a medium size town. Her people were also renown warriors. During the Fulani wars of the 19th century many towns and villages, about 147, were deserted while their people took refuge in Ogbomoso. The influx of people further enhanced the size and strength of the town.

CabbieAC:
Iya Agba Nice one!
Ori yin wa n be

So no Ekiti blog abi?

IlekeHD:
So no Ekiti blog abi?

for where? With a man like Fayose as governor?

[size=15pt]Oyo, Labour Leaders Agree on Staggering Salary Payment[/size]


Oyo State Government and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), including the Joint Negotiating Council (JNC) have signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to allow staggering payment of salaries and allowances to workers in the state.

In the MoU which was signed by the Head of Service, Soji Eniade, who led government delegation, the NLC chairman, Comrade Waheed Olojede and chairman JNC, Comrade E.O. Ogundiran and made available to newsmen in Ibadan on Tuesday, it was said that staggering payment was adopted in line with the statutory responsibilities of government taking into consideration, other segments of the society.

In view of the limited resources, the state government had proposed a percentage reduction in all expenditures, including salary and salary related but this was rejected by the labour leaders who suggested staggering salary payment pending improvement in government revenue.

The parties also agreed that government would concede 90 per cent of the monthly recurrent revenue receipt from the federation account and Value Added Tax (VAT) for the payment of salaries while 10 per cent balance available from the allocation would be utilized to augment other over- head cost, including running cost.

According to the MoU, the mode of payment would be subjected to review as soon as the resources of the state government improve.

It added that all due deductions would be released at every batch of payment of workers’ salaries while whatever arrears that might be accruing would be attended to when the finances of the state could accommodate such.

http://leadership.ng/news/475656/oyo-labour-leaders-agree-on-staggering-salary-payment

naijababe:


for where? With a man like Fayose as governor?

Ta!

https://proudlyekiti./

Nice blog one on Ogbomoso, at least I understand why the first Soun is called Soun Ogunlola now

IlekeHD:


Ta!

https://proudlyekiti./

Chai Ileke!!! That blog was last updated in April 2014