Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

bolaayenimo:
Evil genius

Throwback:



Wailing clansman, it will be well with your troubled soul.

Take this Fulani shoulder and cry your eyes out.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

donbachi:
Annulment of June 12...favour or disfavour?

seunmsg:


The atrocity committed by IBB against MKO was not as heinous as the crimes committed by Igbo military officers against the political and military leadership of the north and western region on January 15, 1966. Those cowards crept into the bedroom of their seniors at a time when reasonable people were sleeping to murder them in cold blood. In retaliation, over 200 young Igbo officers were killed by northerners and over 2 million of your folks were killed during the civil war.

As regards June 12, I’m glad to inform you that Yorubas have gotten over the injustice that was done to MKO. After IBB annulled the election, we fought him so much that he had to quickly step aside as military president. We fought the two successive military juntas after him until we achieved democracy for Nigeria in 1999. We ensured MKO’s struggle was not in vain.

We did not just achieve democracy for Nigeria, we ensured a Yoruba man ruled the country for the first eight years of our new democracy. The current Vice President is one of our own and June 12 is now the recognized day to celebrate democracy in Nigeria. In 2023, we are going to give the presidency another shot.

So you see, we are not a bitter people. When we are wronged, we simply fight back and get justice. We don’t wail and attack unnecessarily. Most importantly, we don’t allow hate to weigh us down. Cheers.

AdaFidelis:
I am patiently waiting to see the kind of magic the yorubas will perform to become president in 2023...Nigeria is no longer what it used to be ooo.

OFFICIAL336:

Extract from Lagos-Ibadan expressway

seunmsg:


Why not come up with your own extract from Enugu-Onitsha expressway.

seunmsg:


The atrocity committed by IBB against MKO was not as heinous as the crimes committed by Igbo military officers against the political and military leadership of the north and western region on January 15, 1966. Those cowards crept into the bedroom of their seniors at a time when reasonable people were sleeping to murder them in cold blood. In retaliation, over 200 young Igbo officers were killed by northerners and over 2 million of your folks were killed during the civil war.

As regards June 12, I’m glad to inform you that Yorubas have gotten over the injustice that was done to MKO. After IBB annulled the election, we fought him so much that he had to quickly step aside as military president. We fought the two successive military juntas after him until we achieved democracy for Nigeria in 1999. We ensured MKO’s struggle was not in vain.

We did not just achieve democracy for Nigeria, we ensured a Yoruba man ruled the country for the first eight years of our new democracy. The current Vice President is one of our own and June 12 is now the recognized day to celebrate democracy in Nigeria. In 2023, we are going to give the presidency another shot.

So you see, we are not a bitter people. When we are wronged, we simply fight back and get justice. We don’t wail and attack unnecessarily. Most importantly, we don’t allow hate to weigh us down. Cheers.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

OFFICIAL336:

We don't do oluwole news

OFFICIAL336:

Extract from Lagos-Ibadan expressway

seunmsg:


We don’t need to perform any magic. Democracy is a game of numbers. Whoever has the highest votes wins the election.

Unlike some people who intend to hide behind Atiku’s corrupt ass again in 2023 in a PDP they claim to dominate, the Yorubas will put up a strong candidate to contest for the presidential ticket of APC and hopefully the general election. If we win, fine. If we lose, lessons learnt. That’s how democracy works.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

seunmsg:


The atrocity committed by IBB against MKO was not as heinous as the crimes committed by Igbo military officers against the political and military leadership of the north and western region on January 15, 1966. Those cowards crept into the bedroom of their seniors at a time when reasonable people were sleeping to murder them in cold blood. In retaliation, over 200 young Igbo officers were killed by northerners and over 2 million of your folks were killed during the civil war.

As regards June 12, I’m glad to inform you that Yorubas have gotten over the injustice that was done to MKO. After IBB annulled the election, we fought him so much that he had to quickly step aside as military president. We fought the two successive military juntas after him until we achieved democracy for Nigeria in 1999. We ensured MKO’s struggle was not in vain.

We did not just achieve democracy for Nigeria, we ensured a Yoruba man ruled the country for the first eight years of our new democracy. The current Vice President is one of our own and June 12 is now the recognized day to celebrate democracy in Nigeria. In 2023, we are going to give the presidency another shot.

So you see, we are not a bitter people. When we are wronged, we simply fight back and get justice. We don’t wail and attack unnecessarily. Most importantly, we don’t allow hate to weigh us down. Cheers.

AdaFidelis:
If what you wrote up there is the big plan then I must say that there is no plan at all. You guyz just have to asslick the north again and another thing I want you to take note of is that there is no democracy in Nigeria. Good thing you recognized failure as an option because thats what is going to happen and may continually happen. Please donot quote me again.

History555:



We ensured a yoruba ruled nigeria...........a Yoruba man that did not recognise mko, that supported annulment of june 12. Joke is on you

AdaFidelis:
If what you wrote up there is the big plan then I must say that there is no plan at all. You guyz just have to asslick the north again and another thing I want you to take note of is that there is no democracy in Nigeria. Good thing you recognized failure as an option because thats what is going to happen and may continually happen. Please donot quote me again.

Davash222:
In spite of this humiliation and wickedness, the Afonjas still see Umu Chukwu as their problem and number one enemy. Still licking the asss of people that humilated and killed one of their illustrious and sophisticated leader.
This slavery is beyond my comprehension.

seunmsg:


The atrocity committed by IBB against MKO was not as heinous as the crimes committed by Igbo military officers against the political and military leadership of the north and western region on January 15, 1966. Those cowards crept into the bedroom of their seniors at a time when reasonable people were sleeping to murder them in cold blood. In retaliation, over 200 young Igbo officers were killed by northerners and over 2 million of your folks were killed during the civil war.

As regards June 12, I’m glad to inform you that Yorubas have gotten over the injustice that was done to MKO. After IBB annulled the election, we fought him so much that he had to quickly step aside as military president. We fought the two successive military juntas after him until we achieved democracy for Nigeria in 1999. We ensured MKO’s struggle was not in vain.

We did not just achieve democracy for Nigeria, we ensured a Yoruba man ruled the country for the first eight years of our new democracy. The current Vice President is one of our own and June 12 is now the recognized day to celebrate democracy in Nigeria. In 2023, we are going to give the presidency another shot.

So you see, we are not a bitter people. When we are wronged, we simply fight back and get justice. We don’t wail and attack unnecessarily. Most importantly, we don’t allow hate to weigh us down. Cheers.