I hope every Yoruba person can see beyond this thin-veiled insult, gaslighting and mumu-testing. Because if they can’t, they’d be the ultimate mumu-tool.
Every major ethnic group presented a candidate in 2023, the same has been repeated for 2027. BAT’s highest vote count from any zone came from the North.
APC is winning in his Cross River State; roughly 2 years ago, APC swept all the council seats in his state. Same is happening in the South East. Their governors and their people are now proudly APC. People are standing on the mandate across all 6 GPZs.
Guess the people he spotlighted for guilty-tripping?
Yeah right
The child does not know potent medicine, he calls it vegetables
Oyibo does not know medicine.
They call it weed
They call it juju
Difa for Omugọ, son of Alakọri
Who was sick and bed ridden
With fevers and pains and constant migraine
Oyibo said to him “no cure, put your house in order for in 12 months, you shall die”
Omugo was asked to make sacrifices
And to use leaves of the Osepotu.
He called it weed
He called it juju
He did not use leave of Osepotu and he died.And found himself at ikọle Ọ̀run where he stood before Ẹlẹda
Ẹlẹda said to him "But it is not your time to return. What brought you here?”
Omugọ replied that he was sick of fevers and pains and constant migraines
Ẹlẹda said to him "But how possible that you inflicted on yourself unnecessary pains and death?"
The day man is born, death is born with him
But as a remedy, any place you step,the earth would spring open and 3 plants would grow as your personal gifts…To buy time and length of life
Ewe Eran
Osepotu
Yonrin
Omugọ said “indeed I see three weeds near my window - very invasive weeds. I spend so much money every month to clear them off and sometimes I use herbicides”
Ẹlẹda shook his head while walking away
Iku Omugọ
Àfọwọ́fa ni
Iku Omugọ
Afọwọfa ni
@AdeolaOmooba01@yojora That has stopped. No more mosque in the hostels for more than 5 years now.
All religious activities now occur in religion ground.
I think they clamped down on even using lecture theatres for service.
I believe neither of you is right. In fact, I am more inclined to believe her, as it is supposedly from personal experience. Yours is simply from what you read and believe to be true.
You cannot present your opinion or understanding as “true” and hers as a lie.
In the end, personal experiences will always trump what is relayed in a book that cannot be proved.
“What we believe but cannot prove, we call faith; what others believe but cannot prove, we call superstition”
Can you prove your truth as opposed to her Nollywood superstition?
He was the architect behind Nigeria's embassy buildings in 14 countries and 41 Military Barracks and projects.
Isaac Folayan Alade was a Nigerian architect who lived from 24 November 1933 to 19 June 2021.
He began his career at the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing where he served as a Resident architect in the old Western Region and later worked with the Lagos City Council.
He made history as the first architect to rise to the position of Federal Permanent Secretary in 1976, a role he held until he retired in 1979.
Some of his selected works include
Federal Goverment College, Ijanikin, Lagos among other Federal Government Colleges in Nigeria - Design & Supervision (1978-79)
1004 Housing Estate in Victoria Island, Lagos.
Federal Secretariat building in Ikoyi, Lagos.
National Stadium in Lagos
Remembrance Arcade at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.
Satellite Town, Lagos
Nigerian Airforce base in Ikeja.
Office of the Head of State and Council of Chambers, Dodan Barracks-Design & Supervision (1971-72)
Beyond the many military barracks he designed across Nigeria, he also designed the Nigerian Embassy buildings in fourteen countries. Out of these, he supervised the construction of nine. The countries where he handled the Nigerian Embassy and Chancery are
Monrovia in Liberia
Freetown in Sierra Leone
Lusaka in Zambia
Dakar in Senegal
Bonn in West Germany
Abidjan in Ivory Coast
Cotonou in Benin Republic
Brasilia in Brazil
Peking in China
Gaberone in Botswana
Yaounde in Cameroun
Islamabad in Pakistan
Accra in Ghana
Washington DC in USA
Rome in Italy.
For the Rome project and eight others, he did both design and supervision between 1970 and 1976.
Some of the Forty-One Military projects he designed and supervised include the
Army Barracks, Shaki, Oyo State
Ikeja Cantonment, Lagos
Nigerian Army Barracks, Bonny Camp
Army Brigade Barracks Epe, Lagos
Nigerian Airforce Base, Ikeja
Infantry Brigade Barracks, Owode, Ogun State
Ojo Cantonment
Re-development of Dodan Barracks
Army Barracks, Shendam, Plateau State
Army Brigade Headquarters and Barracks, Owerri
Army Cantonment, Zuru, Sokoto State
Battalion Barracks, Birnin Kebbi
Battalion Army Barracks, Ikom, Cross Rivers State
Brigade Headquarters and Barracks, Biu, Yobe State
Army Barracks, Bama, Bornu State
Brigade location, Mongonu, Bornu State
Army Cantonment, Abak, Akwa Ibom State
Brigade Barracks, Kef, Plateau State
Brigade Headquarters and Barracks, Ekenwa, Benin
Army Battalion and Depot, Warri
Army Mechanical Engineering Training School Auchi
Military Hospital, Abakaliki
Navy School, Ojo, Lagos
Military Hospital, Jos
Military Hospital, Sokoto
Military Hospital, Ibadan
Military hospital, Ojo, Lagos
Military Hospital, Sokoto
Amphibean Brigade, Ikorodu
Batallion Barracks, Lokoja
Military Barracks and Training Base, Keffi, Plateau State
Batallion Army Barracks, Sarti, Gongola State
Nigerian Army Cantonment and Depot, Zaria
Air Force Base and Training School, Makurdi
Armoured Brigade Katchia, Kaduna State
Brigade Head Quarters location and Barracks, Minna
Naval Base, Ojo, Lagos
Army Barracks, Okitipupa, Ondo State - Design and Supervision (1970-79).
Fola Alade died on 19 June 2021 at the age of 87.
Source: https://t.co/wJ0jLkFoGj
Gèlè is Gèlè. Names are how a culture keeps credit for what it made. Lose the name, and in one generation nobody remembers where it came from. #GeleIsGele
Brilliant: Abdullahi Adam Usman, a 300L International Studies student at ABU Zaria and NELFUND beneficiary, has developed an independent mobile app designed to simplify and clarify the NELFUND process for students and parents.
This guy corrects Solomon Buchi for being ignorant about Yoruba tradition and Osun practices… I love this! 🔥👏
Isese practitioners have repeatedly explained their beliefs, yet some people still choose to mock what they don’t understand.
Isese and our Agba deserve respect! More people need to speak boldly like this guy. Buchi needs to learn before speaking on Yoruba traditions he clearly doesn’t understand.
A compound FOOL!, this guy finhsh am🔥🚶🏿♂️
@Rabbiklo@fansubscriber@bigcuban387980 The duration is questionable. CS, if not complicated should take max of 1 hour.
How long was the surgical procedure? If it was done by a consultant, the surgery would be definitely below an hour. That's not enough time to remove a kidney. Plus the surgical route is off.
The K-pification of Yoruba words.
“Kpẹlẹ” “Kpanla” What the hell do they mean?
It’s pẹ̀lẹ́, not “kpẹlẹ.” It’s pàǹlá, not “kpanla.”
Not every Yoruba word that begins with p needs an extra k slapped in front of it.