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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 11:21am On Nov 24, 2015
zimoni:


Ase wa.

E ku ile la n ki ara ile, e ku ona la n ki ero ona. Mo ki gbogbo ile, oni a dara fun wa ooooooo.

Good morning Brother Mii. I have some questions again, hin dabo hin mo bi'nu si mi gbain.

Is it true that Oduduwa came with the Are Crown from Heaven/Saudi Arabia where he came from or the Are Crown had been worn by the King in Ife before the arrival of Oduduwa.

Who was the King? Was he Lamurudu or not?

This one is controversial. Please help me out. Did Oduduwa really come down from Heaven or he came from Saudi Arabia? I only know he arrived with chains, the chains are still in a fenced compound(I think it's called Ile Oduduwa) beside Olomowewe Maternity Hospital Enuwa. The machine(I think it's payloader) that some Oyinbos wanted to use to dig out the chains is still there rotten in the compound. Legend has it that some white men went to Ile-Ife many years ago to dig out the chains and take to their country but the machine stopped working and white men were bitten by bees.

Please respond.

Agba O Ni Tan Lor'ile.

Oodua A Gbe Wa.

E kaaro egbon mi, me le binu sihin rara.

Most folks believe Odudywa came with the crown, a wrong notion if you ask me. Obatala owns/owned the crown, Oduduwa and Obatala engaged in a face off, Oduduwa won and as a result seized the crown and exiled Obatala to the depths of Mokuro, former Ugbo settlement.

The crown was kept away in the palace and unused until after Oduduwa, it became the object of coronation and spiritual fortification for the Ooni.

Where Oduduwa came from and many other details about him remain a secret to the Oduduwa adherents/house in Ife but for me, he came from one of the 13 hamlets in Ife to usurp power, unify into an entity and set up a central administration system - an ambitious guy.

If he was out of town then how would he have been able to communicate or even convince the likes of Obameri, an Ife man to join his team against Obatala? Plus, he would have left an Arabian imprint on the system.

I believe there is a reason his adherents/house look to Oke-Ora but they won't give details angry

Yes, the chain is at the compound but I've never seen it. There are certain off limits for my family and their family - getting to each other's compounds itself requires not sitting in some places or taking one's leave when some processions start; the ewos are so many and na due to the beef since Obatala and Oduduwa period.

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by zimoni(f): 11:30am On Nov 24, 2015
9jacrip:


E kaaro egbon mi, me le binu sihin rara.

Most folks believe Odudywa came with the crown, a wrong notion if you ask me. Obatala owns/owned the crown, Oduduwa and Obatala engaged in a face off, Oduduwa won and as a result seized the crown and exiled Obatala to the depths of Mokuro, former Ugbo settlement.

The crown was kept away in the palace and unused until after Oduduwa, it became the object of coronation and spiritual fortification for the Ooni.

Where Oduduwa came from and many other details about him remain a secret to the Oduduwa adherents/house in Ife but for me, he came from one of the 13 hamlets in Ife to usurp power, unify into an entity and set up a central administration system - an ambitious guy.

If he was out of town then how would he have been able to communicate or even convince the likes of Obameri, an Ife man to join his team against Obatala? Plus, he would have left an Arabian imprint on the system.

I believe there is a reason his adherents/house look to Oke-Ora but they won't give details angry

Yes, the chain is at the compound but I've never seen it. There are certain off limits for my family and their family - getting to each other's compounds itself requires not sitting in some places or taking one's leave when some processions start; the ewos are so many and na due to the beef since Obatala and Oduduwa period.

Thanks.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 11:31am On Nov 24, 2015
IFELEKE:
9jacrip,
Nice work sire!
I am always deeply fascinated and humbled by the richness of our culture and tradition, I yearn to safely know more.



Interesting!
9jacrip, e ba wa tan ina imole si oro yi.


Baba e gba, e ja ka jo ma tas'ofun while we discuss everything grin

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by AJINATU: 11:40am On Nov 24, 2015
Musiwa419:
Someone called my attention to the radio biafra facebook page. Those bastards wants to bring their nonsense protest to Lagos.
Ija Nbo !!!
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IFELEKE(m): 12:25pm On Nov 24, 2015
9jacrip:

Baba e gba, e ja ka jo ma tas'ofun while we discuss everything grin
Emi ke? mi o to be'e grin

9jacrip:

E kaaro egbon mi, me le binu sihin rara.
Most folks believe Odudywa came with the crown, a wrong notion if you ask me. Obatala owns/owned the crown, Oduduwa and Obatala engaged in a face off, Oduduwa won and as a result seized the crown and exiled Obatala to the depths of Mokuro, former Ugbo settlement.
The crown was kept away in the palace and unused until after Oduduwa, it became the object of coronation and spiritual fortification for the Ooni.
Where Oduduwa came from and many other details about him remain a secret to the Oduduwa adherents/house in Ife but for me, he came from one of the 13 hamlets in Ife to usurp power, unify into an entity and set up a central administration system - an ambitious guy.
If he was out of town then how would he have been able to communicate or even convince the likes of Obameri, an Ife man to join his team against Obatala? Plus, he would have left an Arabian imprint on the system.
I believe there is a reason his adherents/house look to Oke-Ora but they won't give details angry
Yes, the chain is at the compound but I've never seen it. There are certain off limits for my family and their family - getting to each other's compounds itself requires not sitting in some places or taking one's leave when some processions start; the ewos are so many and na due to the beef since Obatala and Oduduwa period.
Waow!
This is another angle entirely-highly believable too!
I wish to know more about this Ife-Bini relationship and the back and forth on the history linking us, I understand there is a place in Ile Ife where they bury significant remains of all dead Oba of Benin and also read that up until recently, the benin monarch cannot enter Ife.

E la han wa!
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 12:40pm On Nov 24, 2015
Musiwa419:
Someone called my attention to the radio biafra facebook page. Those bastards wants to bring their nonsense protest to Lagos.


Move to cause open conflict in Lagos cheesy.

We'll see how it goes.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by raumdeuter: 1:05pm On Nov 24, 2015
Belmot:
Ogbomosho?

Yes ogbomojugun
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 1:36pm On Nov 24, 2015
So the romanis came here to report my comment and that of Musiwa419 bah? grin cheesy Interesting! Good job professor farnsworth and the multiple IDs who did the job winkEze-a-goose and co.

Biafra/Ipob/Anambra/Enugu/imo/Igbo threads.I don't know what they look like and I don't want to know even though I know they exist grin.This is our thread and whatever we discuss here is none of your business.We can discuss porn here If we feel like grin.You Idd!ots keep yarnin ch!t that why do we talk about you.Why won't we?We discuss every single one of our issues here,no stone unturned and we're not trying to impress any of you.

Anyways,its too early for that. Make I just pack una matter for one side.Just leave us alone and stop viewing this thread?

Mo ki Gbogbo awon omo kaaro ojire pelu Iroyin to n wa lati Ipinle Ogun

E ma dami lohun jare grin Awon olori apoti yi nooni

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:06pm On Nov 24, 2015
[size=16pt]Amosun rejects call for reduction in minimum wage[/size]


Ogun state governor, Sen. Ibikunle Amosun has presented a budget of N200.3b for the 2016 appropriation year.

He also disclosed that any move against reduction of the N18,000 minimum wage would not be accepted by him.

Amosun at the presentation of the 2016 appropriation bill before the State House of Assembly said the budget christened "Budget of Optimization" would have 108b or 59% of the total budget from the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) and expected N42b from the Federation Account.

The governor stated that the budget had a reduction of about 4.9% from the 2015 budget of N210b, with a capital project expecting to gulp about 99b, while recurrent expenditure would have N100,962,975,409b representing 50.4% of the total budget.

A sectoral breakdown of the budget indicated that education, health, agriculture and housing would have 41.1b (20.06%), 14.3b (7.13%), 10.2b (5.08%) and 26.5b (13.27%) respectively.

Others include Rural and Employment Generation 31.04b (15.5%) and others, which included infrastructural development has 77.97b or 38.93%.

Amosun said that on the agitation for reduction of the minimum wage by some governors in the country, he would not join in the call for such reduction.

The Speaker of the House, Suraj Adekunmbi in his speech said the house would gave speedy response to the bill, adding that the people of the state should support the administration, as the governor meant well for the state.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/amosun-rejects-call-for-reduction-in-minimum-wage/120978.html
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:09pm On Nov 24, 2015
[size=16pt]Ondo, Korean firm to commence construction of 1050MW IPP[/size]




•TCN issues evacuation approval
Work is set to start on the first phase of Ondo State’s proposed 1050 mega watts Independent Power Project, as the Mimiko administration sealed a Memorandum of Understanding with POSCO E & C of South Korea for the engineering, procurement and construction of the facility.

POSCO E & C is to handle the design, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and testing of the 550MW first phase open cycle gas turbine power plant.

Actual construction is expected to commence in first quarter 2016 and would take about 26 months from commencement and date of issuing the notice to proceed.

The state government is currently partnering Kingline Development Company, a South Korean Company, through its Nigerian subsidiary, Kingline Development Nigerian Ltd, for the development of the Independent Power Project (IPP).

The first phase of the project involves the construction of a gas-fired power plant that will generate 550 MW of electricity to be sold into the national grid. The second phase is expected to add another 500 MW.

Already, a special purpose vehicle, called Kingline Ondo IPP Ltd, has been registered to implement the power generation project, officials said in a statement at the weekend.

Head of Kingline Development in Nigeria, Fola Akinnola said in Abuja at the weekend that funding had been secured for the project, stressing that the contract was signed recently at POSCO E & C’s headquarters in Inchon, Seoul, South Korea.

Among other progress reports, he noted that Certificate of Occupancy had already been issued by Ondo State government in October for the project, with the environmental impact assessment panel review, scheduled for end of November.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/11/ondo-korean-firm-to-commence-construction-of-1050mw-ipp/
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:16pm On Nov 24, 2015
[size=16pt]Ogun introduces customer-friendly approach to industrialization[/size]




The Ogun State Government is set to adopt a customer-friendly approach to further aid its Urban Renewal and Industrialization drive.

The State Commissioner for Urban and Physical Planning, Bashorun Adebola Adeife who disclosed this in Abeokuta during a familiarization tour to Abeokuta Central and East Zonal Planning Offices, said the reason for adopting the approach was targeted at attracting more intending investors and builders so as to benefit from the urban renewal and industrialization policy of the Amosun-led administration.

He noted that the State Government had declared Zero tolerance to illegalities where necessary building permit and approval were not properly obtained according to laid down rules and regulations.

“We want to introduce a Customer-Friendly Approach to our job, we want to be closer to our people in order to further open the State for more projects. Government has declared Zero-tolerance to anyone or group that construct without the required permit from Government”. Adeife said.

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Urban and Physical Planning, Mr Adetimileyin Muftau charged the Zonal Planning Officers to be diligent, hardworking and explore other means of boosting the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of the State.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/11/ogun-introduces-customer-friendly-approach-to-industrialization/
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Belmot(m): 2:25pm On Nov 24, 2015
raumdeuter:


Yes ogbomojugun
So many of them in yankara, funtua and jos. I've met some with tribal marks but can't speak nada in yoruba only pure undiluted hausa.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:34pm On Nov 24, 2015
[size=16pt]Lagos unfolds plans to build world-class park in Ibeju-Lekki[/size]




The Lagos State Government will next year, commence work on the construction of a Metropolitan Park on a 5-hectares parcel of land at Ayeteju in Ibeju-Lekki, along the Lekki-Ajah expressway.

The proposed recreational park will serve the people of Lekki, Ajah, Ibeju, Epe and its environs. When completed, it will be the biggest publicly -owned park in sub-Saharan Africa, and will feature a mini zoo, playing area of children, fitness centre, multipurpose game court, and other features.

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode disclosed this last week at the maiden edition of Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency, LASPARK, Greening Stakeholders’ Forum with the Private Sector .

The Governor who was represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Tunji Bello, called on the private sector to partner with the state government in the continued campaign for environmental regeneration and sustainability, through the building of more parks and gardens across the state.

He noted that the idea of setting-up parks and gardens all over the state is as a result of the Green Lagos agenda.

At the event themed: Sustaining Our Green Lagos, Ambode,, disclosed that the state government had in the last eight years, set-up no fewer than 300 parks and gardens across the state. This effort, he said, has created over 97, 000 jobs.

The governor affirmed that collaborating with the private sector on this initiative would further create more jobs for the unemployed in the state.

“All over the world, the issue of environmental degradation and the consequent threat to mankind has been of great concern to all stakeholders; government, corporate bodies, non-governmental organisations, religious bodies, as well as environmentalists. The Lagos State Government has invested a lot in creating and maintaining these parks and gardens. This greening initiative by the state government is capital intensive and to sustain it, funding has to be sourced from other sources,”Ambode said:.

Governor Ambode, urged the private sector to step up and join the state government to sustain a greener Lagos. According to him, areas like the Adeniji Adele loop at Third Mainland Bridge; Oshodi under Bridge; Ile-Zik along Agege Motor Way; Sure-P site, Tollgate, Iyana Oworo at Oworosoki; Apakun under Bridge along Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, among others, have been transformed to beautiful parks and are now places of relaxation, family retreats, reunions, children excursions and places for individual relaxation and renewal.

Earlier, the State Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Babatunde Adejare commended LASPARK for putting up the programme. He stressed the need for collaboration between the state government and private sector for effective greenery of the state’s urban space.

Adejare said: “We can build and share knowledge around emerging green infrastructure as well as technologies and policy issues. Also, we can jointly facilitate shared ideas on how to encourage adoption of green infrastructure technologies in the state. Green business is a smart business. Going green provides a bottom-line cost savings, as well as competitive advantage in the market place. We must realise that the issues of environment involve promoting the general well-being of the citizenry. It is therefore of utmost importance that we ensure private sector engagement and partnership at all time,” he said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/lagos-unfolds-plans-to-build-world-class-park-in-ibeju-lekki/
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:40pm On Nov 24, 2015
^^^^

Na wa ooo what happened to places like Mushin,Ikorodu,Ebute-metta,Oshodi?

Why must everything be situated in those parts of Lagos.There are already enough parks in Lekki.I know there's fun turf,Dream-world Africana,Funtopia water park and the rest

Those parts of Lagos keep developing while the rugged parts of Lagos are left undeveloped

This people sef
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 2:51pm On Nov 24, 2015
[size=16pt]Ogun state gets new radio station[/size]



A non serving Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Gbenga Obadara, who represented Ogun Central Senatorial District under the platform of SDP during the 7th legislature has opened a new private radio station in the state.

All is now set for the on air commencement of the private radio station located within the heart of Abeokuta.
The newly completed radio station has been undergoing test transmission since 20 November.

The new station named ‘Sweet FM’, will be transmitting on the frequency of 107.1FM band.

The station is situated within the popular Ibara Housing Estate, Abeokuta, the state capital.

Findings revealed that the station, which is the second private radio station in the state, will fully come on air by 1 December, 2015.
Investigation revealed that a lot of programmes being aired on an existing radio station in the town have now been taken to the new radio station.

A member of the Freelance and Independent Broadcasters’ Association of Nigeria (FIBAN) in the state, who pleaded anonymity, disclosed that the new radio station arrived at a very good time when they were having some crisis with the management of the existing radio station.

There has been crisis between the management of the Radio Nigeria, Abeokuta (Paramount FM) and FIBAN in the state and the station is like home station for most of the presenters in the state.

The presenters stopped airing their programmes on the station in the last one month before the station itself went off air since about two weeks ago due to a faulty transmitter.

Our correspondent reliably gathered that the Odeda-born former federal lawmaker commenced work on the radio station as requested by the FIBAN members due to his close and cordial relationship with the association.

With the birth of the new radio station in few days to come, Ogun State is now having four radio stations. One is owned by the Federal Government, Paramount 94.5 FM; the second one is the state owned, OGBC 2 90.5FM and the third one, Rockcity 101.9FM owned by a veteran journalist and a former Commissioner for Information and Strategy in the state under Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Mr Niran Malaolu.
The newest in town now is Sweet 107.1FM which will commence full transmission on Tuesday, 1 December, 2015.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/11/24/obadara-opens-new-radio-station/
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 2:56pm On Nov 24, 2015
Loving this radio station news.

I get why Ogun state would decline to reduce minimum wage, but Ekiti? Fayose, make I no even grab you.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 3:05pm On Nov 24, 2015
laudate:


Yes, Fulanis have their own traditional religion too, but a lot of them are muslims. Not all Fulani's are rich. cheesy A large number are quite poor and uneducated. Some are nomadic herdsmen, others are quoranic teachers, a few are artisans...they are all different things really.

And no.....almost all Muslim Northerners are NOT Hausas. It is just that Hausa is very widely spoken, even in the Middle Belt and far north, but there are several different tribes in the north. We have Hausa Christians too, especially in Southern Kaduna, Zaria etc.

The Fulanis that are rich, are not that many....but yes, when they are rich, they tend to be filthy rich! cheesy

Well, can't argue with this..... wink
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 3:05pm On Nov 24, 2015
9jacrip:



The church in the background grin

wink
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 3:07pm On Nov 24, 2015
IFELEKE:


Yes it does, faint though, the ilajes have more in common with the itsekiris and of course, they are Yoruba, they migrated from Ile Ife to the coastline of the present day Ondo State-according to oral and written history.
Okun O!

@Ileje44, your take on this?

lol I wasn't insinuating that Ilajes are close [talk less of closer] to Ekiti people, just recognizing the language/accent similarities.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by IlekeHD: 3:09pm On Nov 24, 2015
modath:



Mama doesn't do Elemure & femi ariyo?

Concerning the hausa stereotype,just wanted to feel the pulse of the thread..

I've seen people who assume they are all grazers living in barren wastelands... They are mighty clannish but they are 100% better than "those" people...

What they don't know, they don't drag or try to share the glory, they also don't "chop" alone, they take life easy as long as it doesn't have to do with their CULTURE & RELIGION.


Mummyejire ... E kaabo ma.. wink

Didn't grow up listening to any of the bolded....

Lol dragging/sharing vs vandalism/murder....haba, no comparison.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by jaymichael(m): 3:15pm On Nov 24, 2015
IlekeHD:

Mtchewwww.....why evils?
Iya agba kilode? se fayose o kin se eniyan ni?
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by MayorofLagos(m): 3:50pm On Nov 24, 2015
zimoni:


Protest is not a problem if it's approved by the police. But this their Biafra protest in Lagos, in my opinion, may cause problem. They should have done their protest in SE or SS.

Police should not have approved the protest, it's wrong.

They'll be chanting songs to bash Yoruba during the protest which may lead to confrontation. If 'awon boys' attack them in Lagos, they would attack our people in SE then we would descend heavily on their people in SW.

It looks like a setup to me, we shouldn't fall for the bait. They are hell bent on involving us in their Biafra wahala, we should ensure we don't involve ourselves whatsoever.

I wish them luck in their agitation, yet I believe it's none of our business.

God Bless Yorubaland.

We often question why our leaders tolerate nonsense from Ibo.

Zimoni, responses like yours shed light on our attitude, whether as leader or not, to readily yield and give in to pressure.

This response you gave is not a good one.
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by raumdeuter: 3:52pm On Nov 24, 2015
Belmot:
So many of them in yankara, funtua and jos. I've met some with tribal marks but can't speak nada in yoruba only pure undiluted hausa.

When I was having my NYSC in one Bauchi Village. I was flogging the students and telling one fellow corper in Yoruba that the students told me they dont brush their teeth during fast.

One of the students whom I presumed was Hausa just replied me in Yoruba. I was shocked.

I later met his parents in the town. Very nice people their last name was Oyewusi but they changed it to a Christian name so as to hide the tribe and qualify for indigene benefits
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by MayorofLagos(m): 4:09pm On Nov 24, 2015
A non serving Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Gbenga Obadara, who represented Ogun Central Senatorial District under the platform of SDP during the 7th legislature has opened a new private radio station in the state.

Journalism has become toxic.
Which one be non serving Senator Is that a new title?

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Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:20pm On Nov 24, 2015
MayorofLagos:


Journalism has become toxic.
Which one be non serving Senator Is that a new title?


How were you able to enclose that part of my post without quoting me

I no sabi do am sad
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by macof(m): 4:39pm On Nov 24, 2015
9jacrip:


E kaaro egbon mi, me le binu sihin rara.

Most folks believe Odudywa came with the crown, a wrong notion if you ask me. Obatala owns/owned the crown, Oduduwa and Obatala engaged in a face off, Oduduwa won and as a result seized the crown and exiled Obatala to the depths of Mokuro, former Ugbo settlement.

The crown was kept away in the palace and unused until after Oduduwa, it became the object of coronation and spiritual fortification for the Ooni.

Where Oduduwa came from and many other details about him remain a secret to the Oduduwa adherents/house in Ife but for me, he came from one of the 13 hamlets in Ife to usurp power, unify into an entity and set up a central administration system - an ambitious guy.

If he was out of town then how would he have been able to communicate or even convince the likes of Obameri, an Ife man to join his team against Obatala? Plus, he would have left an Arabian imprint on the system.

I believe there is a reason his adherents/house look to Oke-Ora but they won't give details angry

Yes, the chain is at the compound but I've never seen it. There are certain off limits for my family and their family - getting to each other's compounds itself requires not sitting in some places or taking one's leave when some processions start; the ewos are so many and na due to the beef since Obatala and Oduduwa period.

Ehen! That is what I've been saying too, Oduduwa was probably from Oke Ora area. .I think it's Iloromu you call it.

grin grin so you can't date one fine omoge from their family
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 4:51pm On Nov 24, 2015
macof:


Ehen! That is what I've been saying too, Oduduwa was probably from Oke Ora area. .I think it's Iloromu you call it.

grin grin so you can't date one fine omoge from their family

Iloromu is different from Oke Ora; both are part one the 13 hamlets.

And sadly, I cannot date from Oduduwa house embarassed embarassed
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by modath(f): 5:21pm On Nov 24, 2015
IlekeHD:


Didn't grow up listening to any of the bolded....

Lol dragging/sharing vs vandalism/murder....haba, no comparison.


I'm lost?

Baawo ni? A ji ire bi?
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:28pm On Nov 24, 2015
I just saw this sad

Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:39pm On Nov 24, 2015
These guys shouldn't even be thinking of Governorship.The hatred is deep and it will
even get worse If an Okun son gets into the position

Kogi has never been known as a peaceful state and the Igalas are not soo nice.We all know about the Anambra issue

What Okuns should be working on now is how to get detached from the state

Their future is not in that state

Modath I can see your mummy people viewing the thread.Nice one wink

Help us tell them to comment ooo. grin
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by raumdeuter: 5:42pm On Nov 24, 2015
What is the constitutional framework that can detach them from Kogi State
Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Nobody: 5:48pm On Nov 24, 2015
raumdeuter:
What is the constitutional framework that can detach them from Kogi State

I don't know if there is any.The lawyers should tell us that

But I believe with consistent lobbying, they should be able to get something out of it

What is Melaye doing in the senate by the way?

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