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These are all purely rice stalks. When they turn golden brown, they'll be ready to harvest. [img]http:///65535/50271011646_80f665fc71_h.jpg[/img] 1 Like |
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More pictures. [img]http:///65535/50270982686_047dea8f69_h.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50270991036_05a967f24d_h.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50270993236_64faed5c8c_h.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50270997126_d94ea34b76_h.jpg[/img] 1 Like |
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Nkan mbe! 1 Like |
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You can’t locally produce the reinforced steel bars needed to complete the factory grounds for years but want to “build and assemble” cars ? 1 Like |
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GTkester: lol who cares what you want or try to beat around the bust about ![]() You are at best like the annoying crow perching on an eagles back. Annoying at best but won't stop the eagle from being, you know..... an Eagle that it is. 55 Likes 2 Shares |
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GTkester: I already kind of knew from the start that your main grouse with the news is not that this achievement isn't newsworthy, but rather the composition of the achievers. But back to your fallacious post, if you are a real student of history then you would have known that for most of Nigeria's existence starting from the first republic- Yorubas have always been in the opposition, while the Igbos and Hausa-Fulanis have always been bed partners. But the good thing is that you can't hide the truth, especially when It is glaring. Let's look at the timeline of those who have ruled Nigeria since independence 1960-1963 — Azikiwe/Balewa 1963-1966 — Azikiwe/Balewa 1967-1979 — Civil war/ Military Rule 1979-1983 — Shagari/Ekwueme 1983-1999 — Military Rule 1999-2007 — Obasanjo/Atiku 2007-2010 — Yar'Adua/Jonathan 2010-2015 — Jonathan/Sambo 2015-Date — Buhari/Osinbajo Now look at the list and tell me when this "Yorubas playing second fiddle to the Fulanis" fable became a thing among you people? Azikiwe in fact neglected Awolowo's handshake across the Niger and instead chose to go play second fiddle as a ceremonial president to prime minister Balewa who had the real power. He also frustrated Chief Awolowo's plan to include the secession clause in the constitution. On the issue of Southern Unity, did you know that Chief Awolowo picked an Igbo running mate. Yet, the Igbo voted en masse for Shagari, an illiterate Northerner to spite Awolowo and the Yoruba. In fact, the Igbo wanted Abacha to continue ruling, matter of fact, the [Youth Earnestly Ask for Abacha (YEAA)] campaign was led by an Igbo man, by the name Daniel Kanu. They even voted against Abiola who had wide acceptance across the board in Nigeria, including huge swathes of the North, and instead chose to support Tofa the Northern candidate whose collabo partner was an Igbo vice by the name Sylvester Ugoh who also happened to be the defunct governor of the central Bank of Biafra (shame). Abiola won in only 1 out of the then 4 Eastern states —The Igbo had no problem with collaborating with the North when they supported Atiku and Peter Obi or in all previous occasions. They only have issues with Northern collaboration when they aren't the bedmates and someone else is doing the 'collaborating' ![]() 343 Likes 34 Shares |
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And the man behind it all, school principal, Mr Dayo Olukoshi [img]http:///65535/50253077123_c15ae91c21_z.jpg[/img] Standing in front of a plaque of students list who have made it in the school's famous Oxbridge programme. [img]http:///65535/50253916567_1836149e5f_c.jpg[/img] 373 Likes 19 Shares |
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Friends, Esther Oloyede, Ebunoluwa Adebanjo and Venus are all off to top league UK schools. [img]http:///65535/50253973746_135067313f_c.jpg[/img] 221 Likes 6 Shares |
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In 2019, Victor Olusola Idowu who got straight A* grades was off to study Medicine at Selwyn College, Cambridge. [img]http:///65535/50253918511_993d124c19_z.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50253918811_316bb45fbe_c.jpg[/img] Esther Oloyede - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50255922807_d9631bc5a7_c.jpg[/img] Blessing Eloghosa Omorodion - Medicine, Oxford [img]http:///65535/50255933242_e17dd31173_c.jpg[/img] Dorcas Mosunmola Shodeinde - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50255939262_d18b96bfb9_c.jpg[/img] Mgbeike Anthony - London School of Economics [img]http:///65535/50255111238_2c3a174702_c.jpg[/img] Adebimpe Mary Adepeko - Durham [img]http:///65535/50255973462_02c3747561_c.jpg[/img] Liam Ogodo-Avbara - Medicine, Kings [img]http:///65535/50255801196_3482d25d52_c.jpg[/img] Ayoola Jaye - Medicine, Kings [img]http:///65535/50256000372_7fe3cc904c_c.jpg[/img] 236 Likes 5 Shares |
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More Nigerians Chinedum Okolo - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50253776362_9137272126_o.png[/img] Adamma - Ahuchogu - Warwick [img]http:///65535/50253599186_6d657edbc6_o.png[/img] Oluwafunto Masha - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50253776237_11f59d91fe_o.png[/img] Gbemileke Salami (Enoch) - Warwick [img]http:///65535/50253598961_c7e65ec76a_o.png[/img] Adobi Chike - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50252937348_9e2e3d01a0_o.png[/img] 204 Likes 4 Shares |
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The Nigerians really did well. Emmanuella Chioma Jadesola Akindele - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50253776267_51de1dcd6f_o.png[/img] Deborah Oluwatoniloba Ogunnoiki - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50253599046_598ab4987c_o.png[/img] Daniel Babalola - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50253776312_43c6eed564_o.png[/img] Oluwafeyidamilola Ojomo - Warwick [img]http:///65535/50253776317_b64be3ccb4_o.png[/img] Christabel Oziomah Oparah - Warwick [img]http:///65535/50253776347_fb2dab7b52_o.png[/img] Angel Chichebe Dim - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50253599116_2d2caeaa88_o.png[/img] Ammiel Enahoro - Durham [img]http:///65535/50252937308_e9ee0ec69c_o.png[/img] 195 Likes 5 Shares |
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More students Oreoluwa Pelumi - Imperial [img]http:///65535/50252937008_0cd997624f_z.jpg[/img] Morenike Akinnawonu - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50253776177_611d760968_o.png[/img] Mary-Grace Yetunde Oludoyi - Warwick [img]http:///65535/50253776197_47a1c5ff7b_o.png[/img] Habib Orekoya - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50252937088_f6b37554d2_o.png[/img] 205 Likes 4 Shares |
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Below are the Nigerians A-level students of the school that secured admission into UK top league universities this year. Olayinka Sterling-Badmus - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50252936883_563d98c1cb_z.jpg[/img] Quham Adefila - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50252936993_decb7fab41_z.jpg[/img] Bolaji Temitope - Cambridge [img]http:///65535/50252936958_9c3735db70_z.jpg[/img] Oluwatosin Olusoji - Oxford [img]http:///65535/50253776072_10bbab0524_z.jpg[/img] Princewill Uduak Ukpeh - Imperial [img]http:///65535/50253776132_bb3e3b4d58_z.jpg[/img] 215 Likes 11 Shares |
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This school was all over the news last year, and they have done it again this year. [img]http:///65535/50253105123_9fa7623733_c.jpg[/img] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2019/01/18/inside-super-state-schools-getting-dozens-pupils-oxbridge/ https://www.channel4.com/news/proportion-of-students-getting-top-a-levels-drops-to-lowest-level-in-a-decade 207 Likes 8 Shares |
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Bkayyy: Yeah, right. ![]() [img]http:///65535/50251769926_f3f648e5f8_c.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50251777581_f2924d2cd8_b.jpg[/img] [img]http:///65535/50251778306_3da7e3709a_c.jpg[/img] 2 Likes |
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lalasticlala 1 Like |
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LegendHero: Choooiiiii— ! 3 Likes |
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This thread was indeed nice. 2 Likes |
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Replace Kano with Kaduna. 4 Likes |
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Brooklynsouth: Aren't you shameless? Making Edo state election about Yoruba people...Lmao...! Besides, even a toddler knows that you are from nowhere near Edo state. 30 Likes 4 Shares |
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jagorinho: Laugh wan kill me die!!! 6 Likes 2 Shares |
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This Lekan (Laycorn) is actually fucking smart. 5 Likes |
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iyapont: Added. She is a good actress. saw her on Black Mirror. 4 Likes |
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IamPlato: You are still not getting it are you? Some of the people on that list are some of the proudest Yorubas you can ever meet. People like John Boyega or Agbaje. Being Yoruba is undeniable. It is not a nationality it is their DNA. Being Nigeria however can be a choice.... I dunno if they give a f about Nigeria, heck, one of them is even Ivorian! But they are surely all proudly Yoruba. 21 Likes |
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IamPlato: They may hate being nigerian but they surely can not hate being whom they are as Yorubas. 21 Likes |
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What is there to develop in South East again? They already claim to be the Dubai of Africa kwa. 6 Likes 1 Share |
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LMAOOO So that sign post has been there since like 1990? Holy juju! 5 Likes 1 Share |
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Ayo8: Eeeehya don't get tired. Nigeria is a tribal confederation not a country. 25 Likes 1 Share |
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GBOKASINCHA: Painment masked with lame ass comedy.. I can see your tears rolling down from here.. ![]() 74 Likes 6 Shares |
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Ayo8: Jumbo should be a rivers name, and that is probably where her Nigerian side comes from. |
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