Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻

Beware of some clowns on X who are only active in issues that divides Yoruba people, spreading false history and sweet lies.

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@faithylala3 Watching some Yorùbá women on X and Facebook import feminist antagonisms from Ibo “Feminazis,” then universalise them as though our historical experiences were identical, only reinforces the validity of the points you made on the Space.

[free_bird🍽️🏝️ @daramola32]

@aniky_bee

[Olúwadámilare @Kingdare210]

@MissGijae @ZeynaOtub A generation without self-preservation is doom

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

“It is not longer news that certain regions within “Nigeria” for the past 100 years believe that Lagos state should deyorubanized”

Watch the latest video on geopolitics on the deyorubanization against Lagos state as an external threat.

What are these threats against the Yoruba states? How should we respond as Yoruba people in Nigeria?

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@aniky_bee @o_layoola why excuse that generation for accepting back those whose war fighters directed their gears of war towards Yorubaland? What if they had prevailed at Ore, bombarded Lagos and imposed control over Yorubaland? Liberalism/Elitism remain a recurring weaknesses among our ppl

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@aniky_bee China is largely ethno linguistic homogenous. @o_layoola @RealTalkergz8x

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

Yorubas are answering anti-Yoruba bigotry with verifiable facts, not reciprocal prejudice. If Yorubaland were truly defined by ethnic hostility, it would be difficult to explain why Nigerians from across the country continually migrate there to live, thrive, work and prosper.

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

I know this Yoruba-Igbo fight is not my fight.

But nobody does bigotry quite like Igbo people. For 8 good years, there was no derogatory word you didn’t call Hausa/Fulani in this country.

You guys are complaining now because, unlike the Hausa/Fulani, the Yorubas can match your bigotry with even bigger bigotry.

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@itsclassicsarah @aniky_bee @faithylala3 @ArhnnieyJhaii @Ruky_Baby27 @TheAhithophel @simbyyyyyyy @one_kinda_girl @Prettygirl2___ @Chinkemkasimma @TheLowkeyMummy @OloriOfOloriss @_Mojoyinoluwa_ @sheisremide @FunmiUnusual @Mol_pulcher @JuwonloDee11 @adenike_szn @spiritual_wife @yorubachic Don't laugh it off, come up and speak on the space.

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@faithylala3 Watching some Yorùbá women on X and Facebook import feminist antagonisms from Ibo “Feminazis,” then universalise them as though our historical experiences were identical, only reinforces the validity of the points you made on the Space.

[free_bird🍽️🏝️ @daramola32]

@aniky_bee

[Osas @osazenoo]

Best caption wins

[PROJECT 🩷🩷 XR @EmpowermentPro5]

@osazenoo Na dis woman First swear for @PeterObi Peter Obi

[Kóre 🌑 @ZeynaOtub]

Btw, we’re Yoruba first, then Nigerian. Self-preservation matters

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

We told you 2023 will be different from 2027.

We warned you!!!

We are not Hausa or Fulani people…

We are Yoruba people!!!!

We bully others, they don’t bully us…

[SEYILAW @seyilaw1]

I woke up this Monday morning feeling like a YORUBA BIGOT. My first prayer was, "Thank God, I am not a YORUBA LIBERAL" aka ARINDIN.

My first ase this week, gbogbo eni ma tori politics bu ile YORUBA, Iran owiwi ma n fo ni idake rọrọ ni, gbogbo nkan rere ma dake nile aye won ni. O dase wa.

Happy New Week to you all.

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

Tinubu is such a better person…
If I can win two elections back to back without a particular region contributing to it, or with a region against me, I will never go there to campaign again.

They can give their votes to whoever they want. It’s insignificant…

But Tinubu being Tinubu………

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

Tribalism has been existing side by side with this platform for the last 10 years, are you just seeing it now??

If it doesn’t get your attention then, why is it getting it now??

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

New episode released!!!

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

I have received many requests to share the plug, and I will do that under this post.

1688 is a Chinese app, an app for Chinese manufacturers!!

Buying from 1688 gives you access to those manufacturers, instead of going to china.

One of the major challenges and fear people face is “how do I know who’s legit, and if the product is good”. As someone who’s been buying from the app since 2019. There are many ways to confirm the quality of the product and if the manufacturers are legit. But before we get into that, let’s talk about getting the app.

1688 is a app you can get on your App Store, either iPhone or android, it’s available. I have the app on both my iPhone and my android phone.

When you download and register the app, download Alipay also, because that’s the best way to pay manufacturers. Why is it the best tho, because there are other ways to pay, you can even send money directly to manufacturers?

When you pay with Alipay, you can request for a refund if your goods wasn’t delivered and Alipay will do automatic debit from the manufacturers account, that’s why I recommend it.

After registering Alipay, connect it with your 1688 acc..

Although there’s a new payment method where you can pay in naira, but I haven’t tried it myself, maybe when I do in my next shipment, I will write about it (check third and fourth picture).

👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@faithylala3 @aniky_bee @ArhnnieyJhaii @Ruky_Baby27 @TheAhithophel @simbyyyyyyy @one_kinda_girl @Prettygirl2___ @Chinkemkasimma @itsclassicsarah @TheLowkeyMummy @OloriOfOloriss @_Mojoyinoluwa_ @sheisremide @FunmiUnusual @Mol_pulcher @JuwonloDee11 @adenike_szn @spiritual_wife @yorubachic In Yorùbá tradition, women historically occupied positions of considerable social and economic agency. Their femininity was never a basis for exclusion. Yorubas ending up marrying a descendant of PTSD generation whose leaders demanded N12T as compensation in p354 of that book.

[Oyíndà @yorubachic]

Prof. Bolanle Awe is a pioneering Nigerian historian and women’s rights advocate who helped shape modern Yorùbá and African gender history.

[Ọ̀𝗷ọ̀𝗴𝗯ọ́𝗻 @RealOjogbon]

@faithylala3 @aniky_bee @ArhnnieyJhaii @Ruky_Baby27 @TheAhithophel @simbyyyyyyy @one_kinda_girl @Prettygirl2___ @Chinkemkasimma ...to guilt trip "I-Am-A-Yoruba-But' feminist liberals like:

@itsclassicsarah
@TheLowkeyMummy
@OloriOfOloriss
@_Mojoyinoluwa_
@sheisremide
@FunmiUnusual
@Mol_pulcher
@JuwonloDee11
@adenike_szn
@oluwajunwolo

who should have learned from
@spiritual_wife
@yorubachic

That...

[Bolutife @B0lutife]

True, it was Tinubu that made Arthur Nzeribe write this in a national dailies as far back as 1998.