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[J£$U$_BO¥ @pretimeli]

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@tfisJoggersdoin Lol ijebu is a tribe under Yoruba ethnicity

[badgalsolana @solana_tii]

Omo naija
Sounds from the west

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

🚨IMPORTANT 🚨

The Ogun State Government has restricted graduation ceremonies to terminal classes only across public and private schools in the state.

- Henceforth, schools can only organize graduation ceremonies for learners who are completing a recognized stage of their education: Primary 6, JSS 3, and SS3 only!

- The state government has also banned the use of canopies, Aso Ebi, customized attire, or any other form of extravagant social displays during the graduation ceremonies.

-Graduation ceremonies for learners in Primary Six, JSS 3, and SSS 3 shall be conducted in a modest manner and at NO FINANCIAL COST to learners, parents, or guardians.

Please share this.

[Shalom Olúkúnlé @Shalominioluwa_]

But Ojude oba should not hold because kids were kidnapped.

Sha send food 😩

[UPDATEBOYZ  @Updateboyx]

What will follow after this is that they will go to the already bought properties and ask for their ratification. E fe ku 🤣🤣

[Apakose Ezekiel Imoleayo (Farahàn) @Ogbeni_Imoleayo]

The Yorùbá New Year & The Kọ́jọ́dá Calendar:

🌍 HAPPY YORÙBÁ NEW YEAR! 🌍
Today, June 6, 2026, All Yoruba and Dundun Centre extends warm congratulations to the 52M+ Yorùbá people in Africa (Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire) & millions in the diaspora https://t.co/kEMhnEdpBX

[GBOLAHAN 🇪🇬🪬 @gbolaha_n9]

just reshare 💔

[Dindu_Popo🌍 @DinduMichael]

Everyday I see them I'll repost

[Rita Sunshine @1RitaSunshine]

My mum is dying, please help retweet🙏😩

[Sahori Gamez @SahoriIfamosun]

It wasn’t me, it was Ifá!!!!

Irete Ogunda lo gbe mi wa sibi

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

Last post, Ijebu people, please RT and Share.

I love what is being done across the south west on this insecurity issue. It’s like everyone woke up and realize how much of a threat we are facing.

When Yoruba people decide to pushback, it’s total.

[Arábìnrin Sola @YOLICOM6]

Before they sold to us the idea of believing without comprehending, when you tell a yoruba man that you have a medicine to heal pile for instance, he will ask you: "so da ẹ lo ju? " Meaning 'Are you sure of this knowledge? ' if you say "yes" , he will then ask you to allow him put it to test. That was our way of life! In those day, there were no scammers! But today, after the whole religious brainwashing, even a babalawo or Onisegun will preach to you about having faith instead of telling you his level of confidence (l.o.c) of his medicine!!!

If you go to any babalawo and he ask you "ṣe onigbagbọ" Meaning, dó You believe? Please just run, he is a scammer!!! Yoruba system does not rest on belief but knowing!!! Leave belief for the religious faithfools!!! Ọ̀sanyìn will heal your ailment without your belief. Òrìṣà will speak through the ọpẹlẹ, ikin, eerindilogun, or obi without your personal belief. Nature is independent of you and therefore doesn't care about what you belief in but what is obtainable and realistic with the cosmic!

Lagido Ọbọ

[Bhadboi Oml @Bhadboi_OML]

Can you IMAGINE?

My first drop of the year starts here…

Tell me when you’re ready. 🖤

[Jbfrizzy❤️🦅 @Jbfrizzy1]

Those years I was thinking he joined illuminati 😭😭😭

[‘Wale Adejimi @Ifwal95]

I can actually answer this one from experience 😂😂

My mum used to be an Alága as a side hustle long before I was born, and she continued until 2010 when my dad passed away.

Throughout my secondary school years, I was her talking drummer at many of the ceremonies she anchored 😂. I was attending engagement ceremonies almost every weekend, I’ve probably been to more than 25 traditional weddings 😂😂

Alága Ìdúró represents the groom’s family; the side that comes to ask for the bride’s hand in marriage. Symbolically, they are the party “standing” to make a request.

Alága Ìjókòó represents the bride’s family; the side receiving the proposal and considering the request. Symbolically, they are the party “seated” in authority to accept or reject it.

So the “standing” and “sitting” are more about the traditional roles of the two families during the engagement process than whether the Alága is physically standing or sitting. 😄

[Ọmọ Akin @GuyMr10]

I know things are bad in Nigeria right now, but please, @wizkidayo , I’m begging you, you don’t have to say anything.

Recently, you spent over ₦100m for children in Surulere and also participated in the #Endsars movement – both online and offline, home and abroad. You’re just a private citizen. You’ve done your best, and you’re still doing your part.

I’m saying this because you should know when to speak out and when not to. Don’t let anyone pressure you into speaking out. Mind you, these same people pressuring you today are the same ones who collectively tried to end your career over a harmless tweet.

They want to pick and choose. They want the freedom to constantly criticize and insult you, yet still expect you to ignore how they’ve treated you over the years and speak on their behalf. They claimed your songs that raised awareness were nothing but stunts and accused you of profiting from people’s suffering. Yet today, these same people want you to speak out for them.

Your “Biggest Bird in Africa” title comes from being exceptional at what you do. You’re not an activist, and honestly, I’m glad you stopped making conscious music.

Remember, these people don’t like you. Don’t let them guilt trip you into carrying responsibilities they never appreciated when you did.

God will save and help Nigeria.🇳🇬 ❤️👏

[J£$U$_BO¥ @pretimeli]

@Boysoftur Idiot you didn't see shit

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Ìbàdàn, the ancient city that's still standing and very relevant. It has many brown roofs because many of its past inhabitants started using roofing sheets while some people were still using straw and bamboo.

Still, the city hosts many modern structures. That's why it revels in both past and present glories!

Ìbàdàn, the blessed city that sits on the hills, I love you so much!