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As Wavy !!

[Paul von Oberstein @P_vonOberstein]

>Black girl comes to well-functioning, orderly, disciplined school
>Immediately proceeds to disrupt school
>Negatively impacts all students

What did Netflix mean by this?

[Kevin Bass @kevinnbass]

If Democrats get power, they will:

1. Lawfare Trump officials;
2. Pack SCOTUS;
3. Go after Elon, SpaceX, and Tesla--then billionaires, then millionaires;
4. Crush free speech;
5. Make voter ID illegal;
6. Flood the country with illegals.

It sounds insane. It *is* insane.

[Miss B🫦 @Lewa_Forbes_]

You find it “cute” but your people call us slaves for that exact culture of respect. The alaga that’ll do it for you, may she n0t see the pearly gates.

[D @DrisUnique]

They do understand but there is this tendency for Yoruba men who always want to look good to outsiders.

[𝒯𝑒𝑒𝒷𝒶𝓂𝓈 💡 @iam_bams]

A lot of Yoruba men don’t even understand the Ìgbéyàwó culture.

[𝒯𝑒𝑒𝒷𝒶𝓂𝓈 💡 @iam_bams]

A lot of Yoruba men don’t even understand the Ìgbéyàwó culture.

[Olufemi Adebimpe @femiadebimpe]

I am Yoruba and none of you will gaslight us into any conversation that a governor, whose two terms in Anambra was well document as a failure, is being voted by Igbos because of his excellence in governance.

You & other Igbo influencers appointed yourselves as watchdog for governance in Yorubaland, but you protect governors in your region from criticisms.

It is an insult and an abuse of access to lecture Yoruba people on ethnic identity politics while supporting a Peter Obi with nothing to show for his eight years as Anambra State.

Everyone of you Igbo influencer should take your advocacy to your states and your region, where it is needed.

You cant come from a region lagging behind in many economic indices & be this arrogant about good governance.

[Miss B🫦 @Lewa_Forbes_]

You people should marry your non-yoruba women in peace nau. Did they ask you to ever dobale in other cultures? Kilo ma n se yin na?

[ODU'A Investment Company Limited @ODUAinvestment]

We are 50!!!!!!!

In 1976, when the old Western State was split into Oyo, Ondo and Ogun States, our leaders made a defining decision.

Rather than divide our region’s assets, they established Odu’a Investment Company Limited to preserve, manage and grow them for the benefit of our region.

Fifty years later, while many of the regional conglomerates of that era have faded, Odu’a has endured, evolved and continues to make impact.

Here’s to five decades of legacy, resilience and shared prosperity, and to the next 50 years of even greater accomplishments.

Happy 50th Anniversary, @oduainvestment

[@Fola💜💜 @_foladolapo]

They've always been ruthless and unreasonable. They want to beat you and they don't want you to cry. They met their match in Awolowo, he met them craze for craze.

[Cala for Real🌹 @_Kay4real]

It is in fact, a big deal.
How do the bride’s culture give out their daughter’s hand in marriage? That is what the groom is expected to do, not bring along your own culture to come request for the bride’s hand.

[Unruly @pontrol_777]

Of course na ibo babe
In 50 years yr kids will watch yr wedding videos and claim Yoruba bridal rites belongs to ibo women

[ELECTRONIC ZEPHYR⚡️ @Ksoodeux]

@ashantewa1 @DrisUnique The women from those same cultures will swear that they’ll never kneel down for their Yoruba mothers-in-law but find their husbands dobale-ing for their parents cute. But if we call out the double standard, they’ll say we’re jealous

[meryl johns @meryljohnss]

Benin 🇧🇯 absolutely need to change it name back to Dahomey, or something like Republic of Dahomey-Baruten (dohoney for the south, Baruten for the north for inclusion). Dahomey civilization that spans centuries cannot be lost just like that…..

[Miss B🫦 @Lewa_Forbes_]

Because you want to marry a non-yoruba woman, you’ll now rewrite history? If this is the case, why do you travel all the way to the bride’s town to get married? I don’t understand. Why do your people write letter asking for the woman’s hands in marriage? wtf is this nonsense?

[Adéníke Àjoké 🎀 @ashantewa1]

I’m not on this app to be liked, infact, I aim to be disliked because of the magnitude of the truth I speak.
If you don’t like my takes it will be better you unfollow me now because it will get unbearable for you.

[OG Beeper|| aka MJ’s baby @og_beeping101]

@jaxnwhyte The idobale is tribe specific pls. And weddings are done in the bride’s culture since they are the hosts. It makes sense to do idobale for a family that isn’t Yoruba Ànd dont have idobale as part of their culture.

[Lover of Ewedu Elegusi @LinaLeila459]

@ashantewa1 I feel Yoruba men are actually the weapon we fashioned against Yorubaland and culture. Honestly, it’s just tiring at this point

[Adéníke Àjoké 🎀 @ashantewa1]

Let’s say it as it is, Yoruba men are the major catalyst for all these rubbish happening including appropriation of gele. You’ll marry from another tribe and you won’t do the wedding according to the bride’s tradition, doing mo bebe fe and idobale to non Yoruba in-laws 🤦🏾‍♀️
Our ancestors are turning in their graves.

That’s how one stupid lady that insulted Yoruba women all her life on this app got married to a Yoruba man and made a video wearing a Yoruba bride’s cultural attire with the caption “Yoruba bride”. How can you become what you hate?
Yoruba culture is not a costume!

[D @DrisUnique]

What is wrong in someone being the custodian of her culture?

[Kaycee ✊🏽 @kwatamaskus]

@Ayo_Phenom @kingstopman @lagosbabyboy @cent_haysmall Oshe custodian of Yoruba culture😏 awon gatekeepers

[Ayọ̀mide @Ayo_Phenom]

I speak on Yorube wedding rites, i speak on a culture that is mine by birth.

Unless your culture is worthless to you, you never get the right to question my knowledge or gatekeeping of it.