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[prince @Ragty]

@son_of_jerry @shynestbam @lollypeezle What about the Non-Labour party attack in the presidential in the South-East? Stop claiming victimization, all party has equal chance as it stands today, all he said is tell your candidate to mobilize and stop playing to the gallery, elections are won from the grassroots.

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@ogundamisi How best do we explain to a man like you that terrorist recycle names? The next in command will take up the position and still be call the same name. They do that to hide their real identity and maintain same network of operations. This is a big win for us.

[prince @Ragty]

@fesadedayo and honest interpretation.

[prince @Ragty]

@fesadedayo So how does a notable Yoruba journalist become so confused about such a clear meaning, if not influenced by political motives?
Unfortunately, this reflects the troubling state of journalism in Nigeria today, where political interests sometimes overshadow clarity, context,

[prince @Ragty]

@fesadedayo Nigerian historian, Saburi Oladeni Biobaku.

In the context being discussed, “Biobaku” was used as a simple metaphor referring to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)—suggesting a political party perceived to be in decline. The reference is straightforward and symbolic.

[prince @Ragty]

@fesadedayo “if he or she does not die” or “if this one survives.” It is traditionally given to àbíkú children—those believed in Yoruba culture to be born repeatedly only to die young—as a hopeful affirmation of survival. The name is also used as a surname, notably borne by the respected

[prince @Ragty]

@fesadedayo Oh wow! 🤦🏿

When journalism becomes entangled with politics, the result is often conjecture—where words are stretched beyond their true meanings and fallacies are created in attempts to reinterpret what was once as clear as snow.

Biobaku is a Yoruba name from Nigeria that means

[prince @Ragty]

A proud Yoruba Lagosian👌

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Dear Yoruba People, please bless us with JPEGs ♥️

[prince @Ragty]

@shynestbam @kayodebakre8 The speech of a true democratically elected president.

[prince @Ragty]

@ChelseaFC Where you got this from coach? Reece James can’t create the overload, he clearly don’t have the energy, sit in his right back duty, create the overload with Cucu instead 🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿

[prince @Ragty]

@manny___234 @dmightyangel Let’s agree your allegations are true, as a neutral who has watched the 15 minutes video, what is your take about the petitioner and his witnesses?

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@muenzak @larucheebam @ShehuSani Is 399, 294k more that 572, 606k?

[prince @Ragty]

Full blooded Yoruba man, i’m proud of my heritage!!!

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Dear Yoruba People, please bless us with JPEGs ♥️

[prince @Ragty]

@Yorubaness A proud Yoruba man

[prince @Ragty]

@shynestbam @PeterObi He woke up high 😆😆😆

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@shynestbam @GovShina That was career ending performance for sir Shina Peter.

[prince @Ragty]

@HaramainInfo Finally, Mubarak to all Muslims all over the globe.

[prince @Ragty]

@Goodnez_Esoh @shynestbam @pontrol_777 lol tell us how many states he won in the north, how many in south west, also in many states in had 25% required votes? If no answer, go play with your toys.

[prince @Ragty]

@ishakaa @OlaShile04 @Exampleshaks @BwalaDaniel @renoomokri Continue your way, you definitely have your audience and they stroke your ego all the time. Keep it up 👍🏿

[prince @Ragty]

@ishakaa @Exampleshaks @BwalaDaniel @renoomokri It’s your collective outbursts, take am easy.