@egtapere These same set of Alfas will tell you their religion forbids them from bowing to greet our Traditional rulers or parents in Yorubaland.
That same religion does not forbid rolling on the floor for the fulanis. Hypocrites!
@Olomu_Aperan The enemies always look for one of our people from the Southwest to use as a tool in handing over our land to them. They failed during the civil war. They failed hiding under the guise of religion. They will fail from now till the end of time.
@Folarin_bobo@raph_su@OfficialDSSNG They'll pretend like they didn't hear all these incitement, but when the likes of Taniolorun responds, they start harassing him with the police.
@DanielRegha Dear Nigerians, do you know that it's possible to disagree with other people's opinions without resorting to insults and curses?
Yes! It's very possible. Ensure to have that in mind when next you react to SM threads. Thank you.
@westernregion60 Their fellow clerics see all these and look the other way. It is when Taniolorun and other traditionalists push back that they'll start gaslighting us about "ija esin".
@BabaSammy66471 The puppet masters pulling the strings behind the curtains, using the fool and his likes to destabilise the Southwest region must be unmasked, charged and incarcerated.
@Blissful1235314@TheYorubaTimes He speaks English fluently, and yes Yoruba is his native language. If you're not lazy at searching the Internet, I'm sure you'll find some of the English movies he starred in.
@_king_Trader@VikyInsights It's not like she was forced to watch at gun point. She had the choice to just scroll past to the next video.
Honest Bunch brings on a variety of guests and there's always something to learn.
@VikyInsights You don't have to watch it. There are millions of shows online that will interest you.
I watched part if it and the lady was actually educating people about the dangers of engaging in unprotected sex. I'm sure a lot of people learnt something new from the episode.