Yorùbá dressing is not something you can brand or copyright. It's a collective Yorùbá heritage. There's no such thing as copying if they are all Yorùbá. Also, stop trying to pitch women against each other, we love all of them.
Another feedback/testimony.
When people who mean well come to dm or tag us about issues in Ogun State, we escalate, and more often than not, the Governor takes note and actions follow.
We will leave a mark and everyone will know we did our part.
Igbega ipinle Ogun!
I don’t sha know about any other polling unit but you see my own polling unit for etiosa.
Lmao.
Please… I beg you with all humanity in me.
Try and rig it.
I do not want to be a part of the grand scheme of things. Is it by force!
Go and be a part of the grand scheme of things and leave my tribe and ethnic group alone.
Why are you trying to manipulate and force everybody else into your grand scheme of things? Why!!!
We don't want to be part of your grand scheme of things, leave us out of it.
Ibanuje or whatever your parents call you, I’m a full blooded Yoruba man from Egba Gbagura, and I’m here to prove to you that I’m more Yoruba that you are and you are nothing but Arabu slave.
Your forefathers might have sacrificed their blood for the preservation of Yoruba land, but it’s a shame that they still failed, because after all the sacrifices, what did they raise? A Baby terrorist thats willing to destroy the culture of Yoruba people because he took the religion of people who took his fellow black people has slaves and cut off their dick so that they won’t reproduce.
Baby terrorist called Ibanuje, was it not recently that you said Ifa was borrowed from the Arab world? You were so eager to destabilize the Yoruba traditional religion and portray Yoruba has inferior to the Arabs and you have the boldness to claim to be more Yoruba than me??
Was it not same you that f00lishly voted out a Yoruba rep in Oshodi then campaigned and voted an Ibo man that later sidelined you and your people? You have been anti Yoruba for ages, twitter just gave you a voice baby terrorist.
In those days, people like you would have l*st your h*ad because you are nothing but a betrayal, bastard and a sellout.
It’s was your like that collaborated with the Fulani to wage war on Yoruba people (i will not be surprised if your grand parents were among).
Let me now go back to your forefathers sacrificing their blood for preservation of Yoruba land. May God continue to rest their soul, but we must say it as it’s, they raised a bastard, they failed!!!
You will never be more Yoruba than me.
I amYoruba by blood
I am by way of life
I am Yoruba by ideology
You are Yoruba by blood
You are Arabu by way of life
You are Arabu by Ideology
You can never be more Yoruba than I am.
Eru Fulani!!!
Every Yorùbá town once had a sacred grove. Ọ̀ṣun-Òṣogbo is the largest that survives. It is 75 hectares of rare primary forest where taboos forbid hunting, fishing and felling trees. More than 400 plant species grow there, and over 200 are used as medicine. Can faith be a conservation tool?
That explains to you why as a Former Governor that served for 8years, not even 20% of people who worked with him are carrying him on their head to be President both in 2023 and 2027. He was also a Chairman of SEC for a while, I have not seen at least 5 persons who worked with him come out to say anything about how good he was with them. As someone who ran so many businesses allegedly, I haven’t seen at least 10 of his staff, either present or past, come forward to tell him how good a man he is to be President of this country.
That’s seriously telling.
When organizations like @ThinkYoruba_1st started, many of us didn’t fully understand the real reason behind the vision and the mission but we key into it because why not?
Preservation of my origin, culture, people and heritage should definitely come first.
Thank you @AKakanfo
“Split the country.” You ppl don’t even like each other within your very own ethnic group lmao. With how intolerant you are, you will end up oppressing ppl from your ethnic group with different religious beliefs, sexual orientation and skin colour. The goal post will always move.
Nnamdi Kanu declared a radio station to speak negative of Yorubas and several millions of Igbos supported him—- yet Yorubas are the “Bigot”
Y’all look at mirror at times…
My 2 year old’s eyes will flash green when she sees this chair.
If you get distracted, she will get her full color set and redesign it before you come back.
رسالة لبعض الأشخاص الزعلانين الحساسيين بزيادة، مايحتاي ابرر واشرح واوضح اسباب زيارتي للمعبد الهندوسي الجميل في عاصمتنا الأجمل ابوظبي 🇦🇪، هل شتمتك وتعديت عليك بالقول او الفعل من خلال زيارتي؟ بما أن الإجابة لا، التزم الأدب في اختلافك معاي، راح اتحاسب يوم القيامة بروحي لاتحاتي 🤝🤍
Real Arab, real Muslim, in the Arabian Peninsula & non Muslim are still eating in front of us during Ramadan.
Malls open, restaurants open SO WHAT?
We fast because we want to. They don’t have to starve for our sake! Apparently you’re the one who can’t handle seeing food 😂😂
Genuinely asking, what has the woman done wrong? Did she bow? Did she worship? Does entering a church mean worshipping in a church?
Does Islam require Muslims to abandon kindness, family relationships and decent social interactions with non-Muslims, especially their own kin?
There is an uncomfortable contradiction in the NYSC scheme that deserves a national conversation.
The South West is arguably the region with the greatest concentration of employment opportunities for graduates in Nigeria. Yet, under the NYSC scheme, many graduates who are originally from this region are posted to other parts of the country, while graduates from those regions are posted to the South West.
Think about what happens next.
A graduate from the South West is sent to a region with fewer employment opportunities. Meanwhile, someone from another region arrives in the South West and gets access to the very opportunities the Yoruba graduate has been displaced from. They fill graduate intern positions, take up available roles and build professional networks in an environment with a much larger pool of opportunities.
Then the service year ends.
The Yoruba graduate returns home to compete for whatever jobs are left. If they fail to secure employment, some of the same people who benefited from the opportunities they left behind are quick to describe them as lazy, entitled or unwilling to work.
How is this justice?
Yoruba graduates are not asking for preferential treatment. They are asking why a scheme supposedly designed to promote national unity should require them to bear such a disproportionate opportunity cost.
One Nigeria should not mean sacrificing the opportunities of one region to make opportunities available to others.
The NYSC scheme needs serious reform. National unity should be built on fairness, not a system that leaves some young Nigerians paying a heavier price than others.