Page 341 of Leo Frobenius’ “Voice of Africa” has nothing whatsoever even remotely close to what you represented. See: Frame-4 as attached here.
And to your question @N47Kurt, even your Benin kingdom is also “Yoruba” in Leo Frobenius’ work, as shown in Frame-2 here. And of course Ife too is obviously “Yoruba” in same work. Frame-3. 🥂
The only wise ibo man on Tiktok, only that we still won’t let y’all connect your region to ours directly through rail if not when Nigeria divides na tarrifs we go use kpai una, Porth-Harcourt seaport is closer to Aba and Onitsha than Lagos is….make una komot una eye from Lagos.
Very sad....how the Old Western Region lost its Animal Husbandry initiative!
Hope this video could get to all Governors of South West. Governors, can we start this back in the South West, please?
Somebody should tell this TUNDE EDNUT that I proudly supported APC, and I am not a PHONE THIEF like him. My children won't wake up to hear their father stole phone in a foreign land.
Somebody should tell this TUNDE EDNUT that I proudly supported APC, and I am not a PHONE THIEF like him. My children won't wake up to hear their father stole phone in a foreign land.
Yoruba group expresses gratitude to Olubadan for affirming sovereignty over Sasa land
April 09, 2025
The Yoruba Nation Global Directorate has extended its profound gratitude to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Owolabi Olakunlehin, for reaffirming Yoruba sovereignty over Sasa land.
This was contained in a letter signed by Barrister Olatayo Ogedengbe on behalf of the group, made available to The Yoruba Times on Wednesday.
The decision comes after the Olubadan recognized Chief Akinade Ajana Amusa as the legitimate Baale of Sasa, following concerns over an individual assuming the title "Sarkin Sasa," a designation foreign to Yoruba traditional chieftaincy and governance.
The issue began when the Concerned Youths of Sasa petitioned the Olubadan in March 2025, expressing concerns over attempts to establish a Hausa-Fulani ruling dynasty in Ibadanland.
They cited the installation of Alhaji Haruna Mai-Yatsin Katsina as "Sarkin Hausawa" of Sasa Community in 1979/1980, who later assumed the title "Sarkin Sasa" and exercised overlordship over Sasa market activities.
In response, the Olubadan directed that no individual should assume foreign titles like "Sarkin" within Yoruba territory, affirming the sanctity of Yoruba traditional structures.
The royal pronouncement emphasizes that using alien titles constitutes an affront to the Olubadan stool and Yoruba heritage.
The Yoruba Nation Global Directorate has expressed gratitude to the Olubadan for his decisive action and called on traditional rulers across Yorubaland to issue similar declarations regarding non-Yoruba titles.
The organization stresses the importance of protecting Yorubaland's cultural sovereignty, a duty they consider sacred.
The Olubadan plays a vital role in the governance and cultural preservation of Ibadanland, with a rich history dating back to the 16th century.
The Olubadan's position is unique, with a rotational system between two ruling lines, the Egbe Agba (civil) and Balogun (military) lines.
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The following have no place in Lagos State Leadership
State Assembly
Stella Foluke Osafile LP- Amuwo Odofin
Olusola Desmond Elliot APC - Surulere
Federal House of Representatives.
Jesse Okey-Joe Onuakalusi LP - Oshodi/Isolo II
Thaddeaus Attah LP - Eti Osa
Thousands Of Yoruba people Welcome Chief Obafemi Awolowo on the Lagos road In 1966 after being released from prison.
The questions we have asked ourselves a million times is why was he arrested and For what purpose?
Pay attention to all the sign post writings.
Awolowo and Yoruba People have paid so much price for Nigeria.
Long live Awo.
#Awoliveson
#Awo
#Awolowo
#yoruba
#yorubapeople
@cuppymusic Looking great in Aso Oke, representing Yoruba very well, talk to us @ThinkYoruba_1st we will hook you up with a genuine Yoruba brother, it’s called self preservation sister
Yoruba will no longer be tolerating any sort of disrespect from the Ibo, its going to be a gbas for gbos up here
it’s either the Ibo live here in Yoruba land as refugees, obey &respect our traditions or go back to their cu.r.sed region & live like KingKong
The choice is theirs
It’s a known fact that Igbo can’t survive without coming to Yoruba land.
94% of Igbo rich guys made their fortune in Yorubaland.
An average Igbo child is https://t.co/dmh9ogsNCx without touching Yoruba soil.
Yoruba is the CHI the Igbos should always bow down to.
We control their destiny! This is not Big0try, this is fact 💯