AreaFada2:
Dragging nobody.
Nothing new that there are Igalla & Ebira and other immigrants in Yorubaland & vice versa. The point is there are many including Benin people in Yorubaland who now know little or nothing about their original tribes.

Over centuries, some Benin people called Okunbor have become Tokunbor to blend into Yoruba society.

A well known example is Chief Oshodi Tapa of Lagos. He came from Bida and became a servant of Eleko Eshinlokun.

You see everything through tribal prism.

As for that guy, providing him evidence is like teaching somebody who doesn't know simple equation calculus.

If he doesn't know of Ado-Akure, then his case is a hopeless one.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
you can mine your forefathers skulls and sell it as usual so u can raise enough money to reclaim the land they cowardly sold to us, hahahaha u are our tenant, we will soon chase u inside lagoon read what yellowbar Governors are saying about Igbo's hehehehe
https://www.nairaland.com/3277225/lagos-yoruba-land-he-hath

ELKHALIFAISIS:
thievery is when u ate ur cake and still want is back... blame ur forefathers for selling ur future just bcux of money, not our fault

laudate:

His case may not be hopeless, he may simply be misinformed. In that case, like I said earlier enlighten him. And your previous remark was laced with prejudice. A lot of people know the history of the Tapas in Lagos, and even the fact that there are some old Yoruba families with Bini/Edo ties in their lineage, due to the fact that parts of Lagos Island (not the whole of Lagos State, mind you) used to be a Benin outpost, centuries ago. The Bajulaiye, Oshodi etc., families come to mind.

So like I said, what is wrong in educating him? Instead of doing that, you said: "I am more convinced now that you're probably an immigrant from Igalla, Ebira/Igbira or even Fulani. Such people are always desperate to belong that they form more native than native. I know your type,". I repeat - it smacks of prejudice. I will call it as I see it!

AreaFada2:


That is not laced with any prejudice. Igalla & Ebira are some of the most adaptable people I know. In societies where belonging is crucial (forget Lagos that is super cosmopolitan), people are eager, even desperate to blend. I have never had any problem with any Igalla or Ebira, any Kogi or Kwara person. That attempt to bring prejudice tag just will not wash.

In Romeo & Juliet, Benvolio told Mercutio about Romeo:Go, then; for ’tis in vain
To seek him here that means not to be found.

To try to enlighten someone not willing to reason is very unwise.

Mujtahida:

My forefathers don't give a damn about money so they could never have been bought. Infact loyalty that cannot be bought with money is our bad habit.
Talking about eating your cake and having it I have often wondered: is Biafra not a scheme to effectively have two countries? To get your Republic and yet continue to take what you can take from Nigeria, to get your shining new Republic and continue to live in the 'zoo'?l
Or are you guys going to make a clean sweep of it and go your way like the biblical exodus(not a hoof is to be left behind).
Nb: I am not opposed to your Biafra but those are issues that bug my mind.

laudate:

Pls do not be fooled by ColonelDrake. He may speak Yoruba, but he is not from your ethnic group.

juman:
Chief obafemi awolowo alone was better than all those state governors put together.

Clueless unserious governors.

All what they said was nothing but noise making.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
you are not opposing Biafra because you to have the cake your hungry forefathers chop long time ago, better start exhuming the. right away... I've come to realise that the Igbos are great threat to yorubas, Igbos are Landlords to Yoruba's in many parts of lagos, is either you live as our tenants or you vacate Lagos for us,
Take away our Lagos Take away Lagos and yoruba land is doomed!! If Lagos belongs to the Yoruba's then let them come and Chase the Igbos away.. Its very simple. How can someone sit in ur house and tell U that Its not yours and U keep quiet.
It means U are a Coward.

Mujtahida:

I thought I was discussing with somebody who was sane. Oya bye bye because it's like the ogogoro you are drinking at that two times two joint is beginning to seep into your skull and unhinge your cognition. Go and sleep Mazi. I promise you that you will wake up in Biafra. Cheers

laudate:

Pls do not be fooled by ColonelDrake. He may speak Yoruba, but he is not from your ethnic group.

ColonelDrake:

If I am not yoruba, may fortune never smile on me and if i am yoruba, then may sorrow be your portion and may fortune never smile on you. Please say amen and put the matter to rest once and for all. fulaniiii slave. i am sure you are one of those foolish Yoruba Muslim yoots crying to FG today in Akure to arrest nmadi kanu. Nonsense. 21st century afonjanistic slave.

ColonelDrake:

If I am not yoruba, may fortune never smile on me and if i am yoruba, then may sorrow be your portion and may fortune never smile on you. Please say amen and put the matter to rest once and for all. fulaniiii slave. i am sure you are one of those foolish Yoruba Muslim yoots crying to FG today in Akure to arrest nmadi kanu. Nonsense. 21st century afonjanistic slave.

Kagawa10:
Wetin be your own with the muslims in the SW + our other clans in Kogi and Kwara? I'm a christian but I have no problem with the muslims. The truth is you're not more Yoruba than them regardless of their religion, we're all Yoruba and equal in all ramifications. Religion shouldn't have any hold on our heritage. In fact, some Yoruba have muslims, christians, traditioners and atheists in their families yet they haven't killed themselves.

Of course, there should be no reason why any Yoruba would uphold his/her religion over his heritage because first and foremost, he's a Yoruba above any other thing. In fact, I have a family member who's a traditionist and nobody has made him an outcast because of his religion. A Yoruba proverb states that " Omo eni o le buru ka le fekun paje" which translates to "No matter how bad your child is, you can't feed it to the lions". Abegi, one love, let's rise above our religion.

And pls do away with your curse..

abdulwastecx:


I will like the idea of kwara governor attending this type of meeting but for political reasons they don't want to be associated with their brothers in south west.

Kwara stand to benefit a lot economically in a union with states like Lagos, Ogun, oyo, Ondo, Ekiti than the north central states. Imagine a rail network linking Lagos all the way to ilorin... That will surely open up the agricultural potential of kwara state

Mujtahida:
My forefathers never gave a damn about money so they could never have been bought. Infact loyalty that cannot be bought with money is our bad habit.
Talking about eating your cake and having it I have often wondered: is Biafra not a scheme to effectively have two countries? To get your Republic and yet continue to take what you can take from Nigeria, to get your shining new Republic and continue to live in the 'zoo'?l
Or are you guys going to make a clean sweep of it and go your way like the biblical exodus(not a hoof is to be left behind).
Nb: I am not opposed to your Biafra but those are issues that bug my mind.

WORLDPEACE:

Yorubas are not the only tribe in Kwara. It would have been disrespectful to the other tribes if their governor had attended. And I do not mean the Fulanis who are quite small in number. I am referring to the Nupe and Bariba.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
you are not opposing Biafra because you to have the cake your hungry forefathers chop long time ago, better start exhuming the. right away... I've come to realise that the Igbos are great threat to yorubas, Igbos are Landlords to Yoruba's in many parts of lagos, is either you live as our tenants or you vacate Lagos for us,
Take away our Lagos Take away Lagos and yoruba land is doomed!! If Lagos belongs to the Yoruba's then let them come and Chase the Igbos away.. Its very simple. How can someone sit in ur house and tell U that Its not yours and U keep quiet.
It means U are a Coward.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
One thing I like about the yorubas is their cowardness.. Is very funny seeing a yoruba man after much ranting and making noise when you engage him into a fight you will see his legs reaching his back while running. .
You have said enough and we are looking forward for that glorious war to conquer Lagos.. I will remain your landlord

laudate:

Why would the Nupe have a problem with a Yoruba governor of Kwara State, attending that meeting?

laudate:


So like I said, what is wrong in educating him? Instead of doing that, you said: "I am more convinced now that you're probably an immigrant from Igalla, Ebira/Igbira or even Fulani. Such people are always desperate to belong that they form more native than native. I know your type,". I repeat - it smacks of prejudice. I will call it as I see it!

WORLDPEACE:

Yorubas are not the only tribe in Kwara. It would have been disrespectful to the other tribes if their governor had attended. And I do not mean the Fulanis who are quite small in number. I am referring to the Nupe and Bariba.

Markfemi2:


Kwara is 80% Yoruba

WORLDPEACE:

The governor is governor also of the remaining 20%.

Markfemi2:


Pls stop justifying what is wrong
He's attending arewa meeting Despite Yoruba being 4% of "political" north
No double standards!

laudate:

Bros', you are just too sharp! They want to eat their cake, and have it! Dats all. And they think the rest of us are 'mumus, who will buy their hogwash. Anybody who tries to prevent these Biafrans from getting their republic, thunder will fire his ass! Let them go, and take their lands, houses, properties and fixed assets with them, as they depart for their new republic. And any 'mugu who grants them a re-entry visa back into this country, will be in trouble. Let us now know how many of us remain true citizens of this nation! Haba! Na wetin?!

laudate:

There is no such word as 'cowardness' in the English dictionary. But those Yoruba people do not seem like cowards to me. Can you remind me again, who was the bearded general that ran away from the battlefield to Ivory Coast during the civil war? Wasn't he from your ethnic group?

sekxy:
okay...but why do yorubas attack biafrans

wristbangle:

The attack is mutual online but u can hardly see this in real life.
Good morning

laudate:


Just as you said: "May sorrow be your portion, and may fortune never smile on you." Those prayers will receive a speedy answer in your life, in Jesus name. Since you have laid such curses on yourself, who am I to disagree with you? Oh by the way, thanks for letting us know you are nothing but, a 'Fulani slave and 21st century afonjanistic slave.' Clap for yourself. May your slavery never come to an end. Oya, say Amen sharp-sharp!



Please don't let him fool you at all. He is not a Yoruba man. Which Yoruba man will use words like Fulani slave, or an Afonjanistic slave to describe himself? Which Yoruba man has a problem with muslims from his own ethnic group? I haven't met any one, yet. In fact, from the little I know about your Yoruba people, their extended families usually have relatives drawn from both religions (i.e. Christian and Muslim). So kindly do not dignify his rant with such a long explanation. He does not deserve it. We know his type. They are the IPOB yoots who try to mask themselves, and their nefarious intentions. Don't worry, his curse will go back upon his head! I am covered by the blood of Jesus!

laudate:

There is no such word as 'cowardness' in the English dictionary. But those Yoruba people do not seem like cowards to me. Can you remind me again, who was the bearded general that ran away from the battlefield to Ivory Coast during the civil war? Wasn't he from your ethnic group?

laudate:

What kind of apostasy and blasphemy is this one?! In what way does Lagos belong to the Igbo? You now want Yoruba people to vacate Lagos for you? Oga, that brand of weed you are smoking has warped your vision, o! It is quite dangerous to (not just your health), but also your sanity. Wey my mat and my zobo? Let me allow the Yorubas to give you a befitting answer first, before I respond to you.