ẸGBỌN ÀDÚGBÒ LEXZYSUGAR😁

GOD IS IN CHARGE AND CONTROL.NOT HERE FOR ANY VALIDATION I SAY IT AS I SEE IT. ỌMỌ YORUBA PONBELE .TINUBUIST.A PATRIOTIC🇳🇬.LOVER OF HIS NATION..A PROGRESSIVE

[ẸGBỌN ÀDÚGBÒ LEXZYSUGAR😁 @LEXZYSUGAR]

@nnxemeka Did your Dad tell you how your region refused to join the south west when June 12 happened?how you all were packing ur belongings and leaving Yorubaland in droves thinking abacha will finish us.Ask did he and his people do any protest in the south east to support us?we remember

[Ologunwa Temitope mercy @abikeade_mii]

The Yoruba nation consists of 26 distinct tribes, each contributing to the rich tapestry of Yoruba heritage:
Yoruba-Ife
Yoruba-Oyo
Yoruba-Igbomina
Yoruba-Ekiti
Yoruba-Owé
Yoruba-Òwòrò
Yoruba-Akoko
Yoruba-Ijesa
Yoruba-Owo
Yoruba-Akure
Yoruba-Ondo
Yoruba-Ikale
Yoruba-Ilaje
Yoruba-Egba
Yoruba-Ijebu
Yoruba-Awori
Yoruba-Yewa
Yoruba-Ohori (Benin Republic)
Yoruba-Onko
Yoruba-Remo
Yoruba-Ife or Ana (Togo)
Yoruba-Itsekiri
Yoruba-Ibarapa

Additionally, major Yoruba urban centers such as Lagos, Ibadan, and Ilorin are melting pots of multiple Yoruba tribes:

Lagos – A combination of Awori, Ijebu, Remo, Egba, and Yewa tribes.

Ibadan – A combination of Oyo, Ijebu, Egba, Remo, and Yewa tribes.

Ilorin – A combination of Oyo, Igbomina, Ekiti, Oworo, and Owe tribes.

The Yoruba identity is not just about language or geography ,it is about shared ancestry, traditions, and a legacy that has stood the test of time. The attempt by some groups to sever themselves from this rich heritage is a modern construct that does not align with historical reality. The Yoruba nation, with its diverse yet unified cultural landscape, remains a force to be reckoned with in African history.

Source: YorubaHistory .

[Onikumo Ekun @Wildman477]

@Prrrr33333 Hopeless idioooot,what and where is cunny (ways) in response to foolish agenda od dirty smelling yanmiris?

Bigotry is not one way traffic here,your papa dish nonsense,he collect back sharp sharp..

Mor0n

[Onikumo Ekun @Wildman477]

This is Sunday Ajibade Adenihun,the Yoruba man from Iree Osun State that built Imo State as military governor....

[ẸGBỌN ÀDÚGBÒ LEXZYSUGAR😁 @LEXZYSUGAR]

@SamUche001 @Zizu2023 @owolanky Awon ekuke to bi ẹ lo ma ṣofo danu!

[Tokunbo Wahab @tokunbo_wahab]

We have watched with concern as some individuals have chosen to politicize the issue of flooding in Lagos by circulating misleading visuals from other states and countries that have experienced severe flooding, all in an attempt to advance a destructive narrative.

As a government, we continuously monitor developments and respond to reports and complaints received across various media platforms. However, it is deeply concerning that some bloggers and social media influencers deliberately disseminate false or misleading information solely to generate clicks and engagement, with little regard for the genuine concerns of residents and property owners whose cases deserve urgent attention and intervention.

We appeal to all stakeholders to treat issues affecting Lagosians with the seriousness, responsibility, and sensitivity they deserve. Accurate information is essential to addressing challenges effectively and developing lasting solutions.

While we respect the constitutional right of every individual to freedom of expression and recognize the role of political engagement in a democratic society, it is equally important to remember that every right carries corresponding responsibilities and operates within the bounds of the law. We therefore urge everyone to exercise restraint, verify information before sharing it, and conduct public discourse with responsibility, civility, and respect for the collective interest of Lagos and its residents.

Dear Mr. Nedu @Hhonor_

Using your handle to spread misinformation by sharing a photograph of the Accra flood and presenting it as an incident in Lagos is both disingenuous and misleading. We encourage you to verify information before sharing it, as the dissemination of falsehoods only misleads the public and undermines genuine efforts to address real issues.

Thank you!

[Onikumo Ekun @Wildman477]

While Okpa children Union are still crying with 3 kids from South East because of mathematics Olympiad In Rome...16 Children from South West are already in Rome...

I told yanmiris,we will always be there ahead of you zombiediots...

We dont need alex onyia,we are more than enough for ourselves...

[Temitope @topeapoola]

You know what John Randle (Yoruba man) did when British officials disallowed natives from using the swimming pool at today’s Onikan in Lagos? He did not write ✍️ endless petitions or bemoan the racist policy in the dailies. Like a boss, he built his own swimming pool in 1928 and invited natives to use it.

Right there is a lesson for our friends who complain about everything. Take a lesson from the man whose swimming pool today stands at Onikan next to the Yoruba museum built in his name.

[Zamani @Zamani_WLK]

Meet the two Education Ministers who ensured History was taken out of Nigeria's school curriculum.

Today, their kinsmen are online rewriting history.

Oby Ezekwesili Igwe Nwachukwu

[🅾🆂🅾🅾🆂🅸 tha god @Sholabaggio]

Yorubas and ibos are not in competition together.

Ibos are beneath the Yorubas

Yorubas are the airs Ibos breath, without us you people will still be tying leaves and smoke dust.

Yorubas colonized Ibos
Yorubas gave ibos exposure.
We gave ibos the lives they living

Cry now👇

[Pride of Africa 🇳🇬🇬🇭🇨🇲🇸🇳 @XlcBarthez]

@Nobsdaslushhkid Your statement "selling Coca-Cola" 😂😂😂 such statement shows your level of understanding of the things happening around you because if you know what it takes to be at in lowest level of Coca-Cola dealership(wholesaler) you won't even use such to troll or jab anyone again

[Progressive @kazola30]

@Nobsdaslushhkid You disparage Akara and roasted corn seller, and now coca cola seller. But you roll the carpet for the fake drug manufacturers, co-caine seller and money ritualist among you.
I spit on people like you.

[ẸGBỌN ÀDÚGBÒ LEXZYSUGAR😁 @LEXZYSUGAR]

@Akikanju1568901 @Nobsdaslushhkid Well said Baba.

[Akikanju @Akikanju1568901]

Mocking someone for selling Coca-Cola makes little sense when it's honest, legitimate work. Honest work is far more respectable than counterfeiting drinks and food, engaging in drug trafficking, or other criminal activities.

Many of the Nigerians repatriated from prisons abroad, including from Ethiopia, have come from the South-East. Rather than ridiculing people who earn an honest living, it may be worth reflecting on the issues affecting your own community.

The SE is the least productive region in Nigeria so what's your point?

[𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐 @Sistaliano]

Noble Igwe, the man with the MANGO-SHAPED head. I just saw this now.

Well, let me start by saying that I am not the one selling Coca-Cola. And I am not Mumzee, whom people are always contributing money to. We all know Mumzee's political affiliation and those whose account numbers are scattered all over X.

But what I don't understand is how your brain is so shallow that you think selling Coca-Cola is something you can use to troll people on social media. In the last Anambra governorship election, your fathers and mothers were seen trading their future for ordinary Gala and Malt. So, please, how many Gala and Malt can a crate of Coca-Cola buy? At least three Gala and three Malt. That means with every crate of Coca-Cola in her shop, she's better off than every three people from your tribe. And mind you, that Coca-Cola seller is now worth millions of naira.

There is also a video circulating where a lawmaker was giving your people ₦500 as empowerment.

One of your governors was giving newly delivered mothers ₦500 to cook okra soup after childbirth.

One of your lawmakers was sharing cassava stems as empowerment.

Another was even sharing buckets as empowerment.

Why do you think they were doing that? Because many of your people are very poor.

I have been to your region three times, and I can say boldly that 95% of your people are very poor. Only 5% are rich, and out of that 5%, 2% are rich through blood money, 2% through drugs, counterfeit products, and fake drinks. Only 1% has legitimate and clean wealth. Yet, online, you are the richest. Lol.

Like I said, only fools are poor yet pretend to be rich. That's arrogance.

[ẸGBỌN ÀDÚGBÒ LEXZYSUGAR😁 @LEXZYSUGAR]

@Sistaliano O’sori palaba bi igba oṣẹ!

[𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐 @Sistaliano]

This is another picture of MANGO-SHAPE head of NOBLE IGWE.

See the person wey wan drag me 🤣🤣

E no go better for you.

[Onikumo Ekun @Wildman477]

We dont need to start today,we have been there always and we always be there ahead of you bingos...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Comrade Àmọdá 🦇 @AmodaOgunlere]

A Lagos state LG chairman sponsored kids for JAMB, he gave the slots to the best kids including one ibo kid. There is no such record in the South East . Alex Oniya removed the name of the Yoruba boy that came first in his competition LOL

[🅾🆂🅾🅾🆂🅸 tha god @Sholabaggio]

You did

Especially you ekuke

Y'all abvse, bullied and turned it to tribalism.

Y'all went crying why he didn't give that 1 million chess board to your agulu bingo

Don't shift the story as usual

Yanmiri ibo bastards

[oloriAlayiuwa @owolanky]

You should be covering your eyes somewhere cha