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[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

This is the ABC of state policing in Nigeria.
Every Nigerian who wants to understand the operationalization of state police needs to watch this in depth analysis.

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

HERITAGE 🇳🇬🏺: The iconic Ori Olokun of Ile Ife has undergone renovation following the completion of restoration works. Revered globally as a powerful symbol of Yoruba civilization and artistic excellence, the historic terracotta head now stands renewed, thanks to the efforts of the people of Ife, the Arole Oduduwa, and the Osun State Government.

[I am Dayo Amusa @iamdayoamusa]

Any little thing, “we will cancel you, this isn’t Instagram, this isn’t TikTok or facebook, don’t try this on X” you people don’t know anything about me…
If you move nice, you will enjoy me, if you move dirty, I will match your energy band for band..

I’m a Yoruba woman, we aren’t cowards..I think Yoruba and breathe Yoruba..We are not cowards!

[ÀNIKE Àjabiiji🌪️ @dqueenwarrior]

I am YORUBA FIRST
I am Yoruba first before Christianity and it doesn't take away my love and reverence for God.
I put my ethnicity first before my religion and I won't take sides with any enemy of Yorubas even if they are Christians like me💯

So help me God📌

[DAWN Commission @DAWNCommission]

A stakeholders' consultative meeting on Southwest Rail was held today, bringing together local and international experts to explore how existing rail corridors can be transformed into engines of agro-industrial and logistics growth across the region.

@swdcgov @ekitistategov @OGSG_Official @OndoStateOnline @followlasg @Osun_State_Gov @FeedbackOYSG

[olúwo jògbòdó òrúnmìlà @animolenikun]

Our kings are busy fighting for supremacy while their people are been killed and kidnapped

This is what happened when we stop doing rituals for them to take oath with the land.

Now we see the damage the religion are doing to our society as Yoruba people that have lost their spirituality

We are naked and open

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

A note of caution. A divided majority people will be enslaved by a united minority.

[Tunde Kelani @tkelani]

Originally composed in 1964 during a period of intense political friction, "Yorùbá Ẹ Ronú" (Yorubas, Reflect) by Chief Hubert Ogunde, the doyen of Yoruba Theatre, remains a definitive anthem for self-examination, unity, and integrity in leadership.
The musical video by Tunde Kelani features Crown Troupe of Africa led by Segun Adefila.
https://t.co/Ucm00NovI8

[God's own @t0sinadeda]

This was before #EndSARS, completely shut out of the presidency and out of his party that he built with his sweat and brains.

During EndSARS, Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB terrorists went on rampage, destroying every and anything that was linked to him in Lagos. It was deliberate, it was intentional.

He also inherited the hatred that doesn’t belong to him from GenZ’s because of a retarded narrative that he was behind the incident at the toll gate.

It was supposed to be over for him, but God said No. Not once did he speak against fPMB, he didn’t leave his party, he just stayed calm and played his cards, staying true to his ambitions and strategy.

That’s why he’s the last man standing, a cat with 9 lives, a man who has fought all sort of cancerous battles since the military era and won all.

Akanbi, Omo Olodo Ide ♾️

[Wàá ṣere @waa_sere]

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Visit the site. Explore it. Share it with someone who should not forget. This is just the beginning.

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[babatunde @easyguy78]

@abdullahayofel Olori gbogbo oba really ?????

[babatunde @easyguy78]

@mariolexxx @DadaOmotayoJoh1 Hmm hmmm paguntan paguntan ni lol 😂

[Nononsense @NoNonsensezone]

Engage Yoruba content.

Engage Yoruba history.

Promote Yoruba culture.

Protect Yoruba interests.

Support one another. Like and retweet no dey finish

If we do not amplify ourselves, who will?

May Olodumare continue to bless the Yoruba people.

We must continue to do this

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

Happy birthday to the father of modern Yoruba nation, Chief Obafemi Awolowo.
Without Awolowo, there won’t be a modern Yoruba nation today.
Took his people from the ashes of civil war and European imperialism and forged a powerful cohesive force in Africa.
Awolowo was the Otto von Bismarck of the Yoruba race.

[Dami’ Adenuga @DAMIADENUGA]

“We are out of the dark tunnel of uncertainty. The economy is showing signs of recovery. Let us support the unemployed. As long as we move together and determined to rescue this country, the best is yet to come to Nigeria.”

— President Tinubu, speaking to governors he hosted at Aso Rock Presidential Villa.

[Adédojà Adéyemí @Dorjah1]

I do not like the narrative being pushed about Alaafin Owoade. Rather, I think he is being underestimated. Young, straight the diaspora, quiet, seemingly non-confrontational. While Kabiesi still has a lot to learn because he is at infancy on the stool, the throne he represents is not at infancy and should be respected.

I do not want to believe there is an agenda against him. I also believe he did not intend to disrespect anyone during his recent outing. If, however, something was amiss, it is the responsibility of fellow kings to call him to order in a manner that is discreet and non-embarrassing. Yes, Yoruba kings traditionally correct one another privately.

Mutual respect goes a long way. Diplomacy and unity are better than creating unnecessary rifts. So help our traditional rulers in Yoruba land. May the wisdom of our ancestors never depart from you all.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

I reached 30,000 followers today.
Together, we will liberate indigenous people of the world 🌎 with sound political/Geopolitical analysis.
To all my followers, I am grateful.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

Many people are not aware of the brutal "Monroe doctrine" in Nigeria and how it shaped Nigeria's past and currently shaping Nigeria's future.

What many naive Nigerians especially Yorubas see as "tribal rivalry" is actually a brutal Geopolitical struggle that will determine the future of generations yet unborn.
The greatest weapon of empires is not steel, bullets or drones but the ignorance and stupidity of the ruled and conquered. Those who want you subjugated will never want you to be enlightened Which is why my teachings here should be given priority by anybody of colour especially Yoruba people.

Let us start with the Ijaws, Yes Ijaws! Ijaws have their version of Monroe doctrine and they have used brutal violence to enforce their will in Nigeria via politics or war. Ijaws believe the entire coast and creeks of Southern Nigeria belongs to them. They fought with the Yorubas in Lagos, Ogun and Ondo state between 1996 to 2003 in order to lay claim to the coastal axis of the Yoruba people. They were beaten back by OPC in Ajegunle and the Gwama boys at the Ilaje coast.
Ijaws are currently at it fighting Ibibios over the control of the entire Akwa Ibom coast line.
Go and study the Toru- ebe state that Ijaws are proposing, they literally annexed the entire Ilaje coastline, Itsekiri coastline and Itsekiri homeland into their proposed state and went to submit it to the National assembly for approval. That map is the definition of Manifest destiny and Monroe doctrine wrapped in one piece.
If Nigeria ceases to exist today and the Ijaws moves to enforce that doctrine as they have been proposing for over 30 years, the Ijaws will be at war with the Yorubas, Benins, Ibibios and Ikweeres for the next 50 years on all fronts.

What the North???? This is one of the most interesting scenario. Ahmadu Bello, the father of modern Arewa nation, set the Monroe doctrine of the Fulanis in stone. It is straightforward, the entire Northern region created by the British colonialists must be controlled politically and ideologically by the Fulanis. When the Tivs, a formidable Ethnic bloc rose up to fight against this evil, Ahmadu Bello used federal might to Annihilate, capture and erase close to 50,000 people in 1961. That incidence was called Tiv riots. This Monroe doctrine is why Arewa elites and Nationalists will deploy billions and if need be violence to Annihilate any form of Middle Belt region and identity. Fulanis want to control the Niger River and the Benue River together with the rich fertile lands of the Non Fulani North because of their agenda for the rebuilding of a Fulanii led Sahelian order.
Arewa wants to have direct borders with the Yoruba nation and the Igbos in case of any eventuality. Therefore, they will not tolerate Ethnic nationalism by ethnic minorities in the former Northern Nigeria. The Nationalism and identity that is tolerated in this axis are Islamic Nationalism, Arewa nationalism and Fulani Nationalism. If you do otherwise, you are considered a Kafir, unpatriotic Nigerian and "an enemy of the North". The current insecurity where bandits of Fulanii extraction are wrecking havoc on ethnic minorities across this former region is intertwined with this Monroe doctrine.

[SEGA L'éveilleur® @segalink]

We shouldn’t be asking questions like this. Nihilism, cynicism and skepticism won’t build our nation. We MUST insist that justice is served and seen to be served. Arson is a criminal offense and the perpetrators must be brought to book by the @PoliceNG 🚔