If can't stand the heat _stay outta the kitchen _

Culture, Arts, History, Change begins with me, revolution will not be televised, Speak Out gene, independent mind, freethinker, nationalism, Yoruba...

[Rotimi Adeosun (RMA). @adeosunm]

@chisomstella But your Igbo can slander other people's cultures endlessly! It's not disrespectful and rude to you when Igbo disrespect others. If you want to be treated with respect, always extend such unto other people.

[Unruly @pontrol_777]

Yoruba people read this. Don't allow them gaslight you by saying 2023 election brought out tribalism.
This is what igbo people have been saying about Yorubas since 2011!!! 2011 oo.
Go harder,efun won lorun kpa!!!
We have 8 yrs to treat thier f*ck up!

[Babajide Sanwo-Olu @jidesanwoolu]

Today at #COP28 , I rallied global support for long-term funding to tackle Lagos' water shortage. At a side meeting during the #UNClimateSummit, I emphasized the need for sustainable financing to meet our city's growing demand for safe water.

Lagos, home to 22 million, faces a daily demand of 700 million gallons of water but struggles to supply even 210 million due to infrastructure shortages. This isn't just a social service; it's an economic necessity vital for public health.

Despite abundant water bodies, the state utilizes only 40% of its water facilities. Lagos needs about $2.8 billion investment in water infrastructure to meet the population's needs. It's time to bridge this gap through strategic partnerships.

I highlighted the urgency for equitable global investment in water projects. Every human deserves equal access to clean water, regardless of gender or location. Lagos, with its youthful population, is a promising investment hub, and we need committed partners that want to drive real change.

The side meeting, which was moderated by the Secretary General of Insurance Development Forum, Ms. Ekhosuehi Iyahen, had seven other panelists, including Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of WaterAid, Tim Wainright, Chief Sustainability Officer of PepsiCo, and CEO of Dalmia Cement in India, Mahendra Singh

Others were COO of https://t.co/txONmaKJze, Vedika Bhandarkar, Managing Partner of AquaForAll, Josien Sluijs, Assistant Director General of Food and Agriculture Organisation at UN, Maximo Torero, and former CEO of Mars, Incorporated, Grant Reid.

[If can't stand the heat _stay outta the kitchen _ @ORACLE_OF_LALA1]

@ifeanyiakorjuru @blockofbuilder Ogun strikes that tiny line within your pants, eranko lasan lasan ediots. Nah who wan marry ashawo like you sef, even fulani go sacrifices you uselessness.

[Mayowa Gold @Si11534316Kathy]

@ifeanyiakorjuru @blockofbuilder But who give a f***k about Nyamiri girls Lol

[Bmorecareful @kingcolle]

@ifeanyiakorjuru @blockofbuilder I love your tears keep crying till 2031

[If can't stand the heat _stay outta the kitchen _ @ORACLE_OF_LALA1]

@torty_mercy Dem gives this werey people a taste of their own medicine, now crying up & down, tell you haven't seen anything, more coming for you ingrates omo yibo!

[If can't stand the heat _stay outta the kitchen _ @ORACLE_OF_LALA1]

@Akindele_231 @YorubaNationCH It's called dementia.

[Unruly @pontrol_777]

Frame 1 -Ghanaian attire
2- yoruba agbada
3- urhobo men attire
4- akwaibom culture.
Don't forget the yoruba women gele they stole & changed d name to ichafu.
I am sorry but that video doesn't display the culture of igbo.
80% of the activities and dresses there are not thiers.

[IFÁ FUNSHO 𓋹 @funshographix]

I support Sanwo-Olu not to appoint any Ibo (Igbo) person into the Lagos state Government Cabinet. Tinubu Started the irrational move & it's good that they're correcting his error in Lagos state now.

[Nononsense @NoNonsensezone]

This is where all OBA OF BENIN is buried in Ile Ife “ Yoruba land “

There is a site in Ile Ife called Orun Oba Ado(the Benin royal ancestral grave). Up till 1914 Benin Obas(Kings) were ‘buried’ in Ile Ife. It’s known as the final resting place of the Obas.

It’s widely believed that the decapitated heads of the demised Obas were sent from Benin to Ile Ife for burial and Ife would send bronze heads back to the Benin palace. Back then, a living Oba of Benin was prohibited from seeing Ile Ife.

The Obas of Benin are the descendants of the Yoruba Race

[If can't stand the heat _stay outta the kitchen _ @ORACLE_OF_LALA1]

@NigeriaStories Misinformation, fake stories will diminish/end lots of you, continue..

[Prince @WORLDWIDEFINAN5]

@NigeriaStories Fake information first television in Nigeria started broadcasting on the 31st October 1959….

[Ola’Lekan @olamilekan7_]

@AreaFada1 Look at igbo elder, and then we are complaining about their youths behavior on social media.🤦🏾‍♂️

[Senaike Joseph Opeoluwa @JosephSenaike]

@NoNonsensezone @ORACLE_OF_LALA1 As at now, the son of an immigrant is calling the son of the soil an outsider in his father's land. This matter is serious, lagos landlords and LASG have caused a great wahala. Money and apathy have turned Igbos to barking dogs in our own domain.