Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara).

An earth jedi.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

What is happening in Mozambique is what is happening in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, C.A.R, Mali, Benin republic, Niger and in Eastern Congo.
50 years ago, Somalia was not an Arab country. The influx of Saudi educated Somalis who were Arabists destroyed that country and turned it upside down as an Arab outpost.
We have seen people who have been radicalised in the Middle East, also preaching hate and intolerance in the name of Dawah in Yorubaland.

For over 15 years, Nigeria has been fighting brutal ideological war against this salafi and wahabi inspired insurgents who want to create an Ultrasunni Islamic state in Nigeria.

The chaos destroying Burkina Faso, CAR, Niger republic and Mali is the same as Nigeria. Same ideology and same goals with backing from the Arab world.

UAE openly supports RSF in Sudan and nothing happened.
If we don’t openly and aggressively confronts this extremists we have no future as a country in Nigeria.
No country on earth as ever successfully defeated Islamists without neutralising and dismantling the ideology that gave rise to it.

Did MURIC condemn ANSARU terrorists who killed people in Ogbomosho? How many Sharia advocates condemned the attack in Ogbomosho? How many Sharia advocates called the killing and displacement of indigenous Yoruba people in Kwara and Kogi states by Islamist fundamentalists?
But all of a sudden this diabolical people are saying Sunday Igboho should not be allowed to help the military to fight terrorists?
What exactly is going on?
The video below explains what is going on.

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@al_faozeyy Allah walahi

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

There’s something about this zinoleesky
That angelic voice.❤️

[one fuck*ng random person 👿👿👿 @al_faozeyy]

As my body rush wake up like this wetin e go chop 😭
Anyways, good morning, I go feed my soul with Zinoleesky music make that one first dey.

You?

[Adex smith @adex_smithjr]

Will be there

[kvngwealth @Kvngwealth01]

@TheDamiForeign The heart wey break and still love again na the strongest kind.

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@findinmyway2luv 777
The message spot on.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

The Think Yoruba First Yoruba Global conference is over and it was a huge success.

I am back at my base and all TYF members and well-wishers all safely got back safely to their abode all over the world.

The next 6 months will be to campaign for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu with every fibre and soul in me.

Hopefully, we will get state policing done before December, 2026 if the right pressure is mounted.

God bless all TYF members across the world.

No place like home 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@tizzybanksz @TheYorubaTimes Sorry, I don’t mean to be harsh,
But, bros
I think your ancestors were slaves for you to be this weak.

Some of us are ready to sacrifice our blood to get 0.1% improvement to make Yoruba race move forward in this new world.

[Oguntoye Opeyemi @Equityoyo]

Bringing this back to the TL. That’s why President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is called a leader.

He analyses, strategizes and coordinates the party activities with clear mind and dedicated attention.

Nobody can win a determined mind like him in any open battle.

[Archegos @ArchegosDan]

@ManOfFocus_ See you in Monaco.

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@SIGMAPROFESSOR I sometimes give out because I want space in my head.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

It is better than to dominate politics, science and finance than to dominate entertainment, music, sports and “owanbe”.

Black Americans dominate sports, music and entertainment but they do not have political might, financial power and hegemony over the STEM fields.

For many years the Yoruba people were almost socially engineered to believe that they are only good for entertainment and fashion in Nigeria. A minority almost convinced everyone that political power belongs to them alone and another group was going about telling the Yoruba people that finance and business belongs to them.

A race without power is a conquered and defeated race.

It is better to win Nobel prizes in sciences than 1 million grammy awards.

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@twitgameboy Loke loke lola Awon toh laye.

Up up way for me and my family in all areas of life🙏

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

Keep doing the good work sir
May Olodumare continue to guide you sir.🙏❤️

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

President of Think Yorùbá First speaking on the identity of 21st century Yorùbás at the 4th annual conference at Unilag

#YorubaGreatness

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

🥰❤️

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

Think Yoruba First 4th Global Conference Underway as National and Yoruba Anthems Render, Yoruba Koya Founder and Afenifere Executives in Attendance

The Think Yoruba First 4th Global Conference is currently underway at the University of Lagos, Akoka. The event began with the rendition of the Nigerian national anthem followed by the Yoruba anthem, setting a solemn and patriotic tone for the gathering.

In attendance are the founder of Yoruba Koya Leadership and Training Foundation, Otunba Deji Osibogun, alongside top executives of Afenifere, including Agba Akin Demola Folarin, Secretary General of Afenifere, and Prince Eniola Ojajuni, National President of Afenifere National Youth Council.

Traditional rulers, political leaders, business stakeholders, and cultural advocates have also graced the occasion. The conference, themed "Yoruba Land in a Multipolar World," continues with panel discussions and strategic sessions aimed at charting a path for Yoruba unity, security, and development.

[𝗘𝗟🐕⚒️👁️⃤ @MasterNumber]

💙🫶

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@VDJLYON

[MP𖤐 @MagicalPep]

Dembélé realized one step too soon would put him offside, so he jumped instead and outsmarted the offside trap. 🧠🤯

[alien @alien23j]

my peace is my job, but I appreciate who brings good energy to it

[Ravenclaw (Ogbon-ni-agbara). @lekswitch]

@yimikaaaa Already had the support.

[Arábìnrin Sola @YOLICOM6]

The story of Olókun and his daughter Ajé is a popular Yọrùbá tale that explains the origin of wealth and the power of women in Yọrùbá culture.

According to the story, Olókun was the Òrìsà of the sea and the owner of all the riches that lay beneath the waves. He was known for his wealth and power, and many people sought his favor in order to become wealthy themselves.

One day, Olókun decided to send his daughter Ajé to the land of mortals to teach them the secrets of wealth and prosperity. Ajé was a powerful and beautiful goddess, and she quickly became known as the goddess of wealth and prosperity.

However, as time went on, Ajé began to realize that the men of the mortal world did not respect her power or her authority. They saw her as a woman, and therefore, they believed that she was inferior to them.

Ajé was angry and frustrated by this, and she decided to teach the men a lesson. She withdrew all of her wealth and prosperity from the land, leaving the mortals to suffer in poverty and misery.

The men soon realized their mistake and begged Ajé to return her wealth to them. Ajé agreed, but only on the condition that they would respect her power and authority as a woman.

From that day on, Ajé became known as the òrìṣà of wealth and power, and she was revered by both men and women alike. Her story became a symbol of the importance of respecting women and their power, and it remains an important part of Yọrùbá culture to this day.

Ẹkú Ọjọ́ Ajé

#ifawaleola #ifa #aje