Yoruba Regionalism Movement

for the regionalism and self preservation of yoruba race

[Yoruba Regionalism Movement @TheNaijaFact]

The question is, why did Ojukwu asking for the same regional autonomy he destroyed along his kindred in power aguiyi ironsi when the odd favour them ?

That is not sincerity. You destroyed it when the odd favour your side but when table turns you start clamouring for the same regional autonomy you destroyed .

The civil w@r was needless if Ojukwu and ironsi had not destroyed regional autonomy.

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@TheYorubaTimes Our muslim brothers should be more vocal on this issue so that those who think this is about a religious issue will understand it beyond it. Settler colonists who want your land and your resources care less about your religion nor faith.

[Yoruba Regionalism Movement @TheNaijaFact]

Your people are the ones who fill the Ethiopian prisons. They are there because they are IBO man i guess, in Kenya, Malaysia, and many other countries. Once you are being held for your inaction and atrocities, the next step is to start playing the victim card. Imagine a criminal still justifying his crime with other people who are still on the street committing crimes. This one is unrepetent. Twueeh

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@AmodaOgunlere @Bayo_Bilisi @THETROJANBEAST @POLANKLASIQ They will still come under this post and tell you to stop doing tribalism .

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Before we point fingers at host countries or blame Nigeria’s reputation abroad, we need to hold up a mirror to ourselves.
​Xenophobia in South Africa didn't just appear overnight—it stems from a long history of cultural conservatism, demographic shifts, and deep-seated fears that stretch back to the 1980s. While violence against foreign nationals is never justified, we also have to ask ourselves: Are we respecting the norms, laws, and boundaries of the lands we move to?
​What affects an Igbo man in South Africa affects a Yoruba man in Ghana and a Hausa man in Europe. It’s time we talk openly about diaspora responsibility, cultural integration, and fixing the narrative together.

​#Nigeria #SouthAfrica #DiasporaVoices #AfricanUnity #XenophobiaInSA #NigerianDiaspora #SelfReflection #AfricanHistory #CulturalIntegration #PanAfricanism #CurrentAffairs

[Yoruba Regionalism Movement @TheNaijaFact]

“Early positive feedback from Palmer is noteworthy. Player buy-in matters a great deal after years of managerial change at Chelsea. Alonso’s work at Leverkusen showed clear structure and modern ideas, so it’s understandable the squad responds well initially. The real measure, of course, will be whether those ideas translate into consistent performances and results once the season begins. Encouraging start, but still very early days.”

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@NigeriaStories Journalism and media have always been selective in what they amplify

Media bias techniques are the methods journalists, editors, and outlets use (consciously or unconsciously) to shape how audiences perceive events.

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@instablog9ja Lowe lowe nilu agidigbo

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@TheYorubaTimes The audio is bad....cant hear anything

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Twenty or thirty years from now, the same people who started the madness will pretend they were the victims. They will tell their children a completely different story, leaving out all the bad political games they played out against the Yorubas under this administration. The children too will nurse the same hate and the cycle will go on and on!

But we saw the hate, the political attacks, the propaganda, and the constant gaslighting. We don't just hear about it..we live through it and see it with our own eyes. Am a living testimony of their destructive Politics and HATE.

The same way they lied about the civil war. Putting the blame on the Yorubas. They paint a completely different scenarios about the Yorubas during the war. If they can lie about what happened yesterday, how much of today history will not be manipulated in the next couple of years?

But guess what...? Not any longer. The difference today is that we have receipts. We have videos, posts, and real-time proof of their nonsense shenanigans...We will document and keep as memory for future generations.

We are living in the first era where digital footprints outlive curated myths. The challenge for our generation isn't just surviving the immediate political crossfire...It's also ensuring that the primary receipts, archived realities, and objective truths remain intact so that future generations aren't fed convenient, rewritten history by these propaganda machinery...

Credit: omo yorubanimi

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@instablog9ja Ibokwenu !!! Fight nah water

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@davidsantosvlog If the goal is genuine decolonisation, it has to respect the actual residents of the place, not replace one form of pressure with another.

Explore Ceuta's historical treaties

Compare with Melilla's status

Add nuance to resident rights

Think Harder

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@EricLDaugh Migrant colonization is real in 21century

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@EricLDaugh They are all on a mission

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@SrLiberal @vox_es @Vox_Ceuta “Ceuta’s newest waterpark attraction just opened: the Free-Fall Human Slide. No tickets, no height limit, just gravity and a poolside audience. Next summer they’ll add a gift shop.”

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@Santi_ABASCAL Guardia Civil associations have been warning for months that the double fence can be climbed in under 30 seconds and that sensors are degraded by constant repairs. Today’s scenes make those warnings hard to ignore.”

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Current reports put the number of arrivals in Ceuta at roughly 1,500–1,800 over the past week to ten days (mostly by swimming), with further groups arriving in the latest surge. Local officials say reception centres and facilities for unaccompanied minors are under severe strain and have requested stronger national support.

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Yobe State students are celebrating after finally receiving their NELFUND payments.
_No more school fees wahala

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@instablog9ja Hoping this video will not haunt this lady in future. Internet dont forget.

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@TheYorubaTimes This is another clear demonstration of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope infrastructure drive. Land preparation for the Sokoto-Badagry Highway in Oyo is already bringing hope to communities and will boost connectivity across the state. Well done, Mr President!