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Breaking News 🚨 Indigenous Lagosians seen protesting this morning and Accusing the Yorubas of Tarnishing Their Image Indigenous Lagosians have accused the Yoruba people who migrated from neighbouring states of causing unrest and bringing disrepute to the true owners of Lagos. We saw this coming. We knew these hinterland...

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As a Nigerian I want you to be open-minded and read this first post from an Igbo lady .. also “ check the date “ Now listen to the rest of the Twitter space..” If you give Igbos 10 years in Lagos, we will chase the Yorubas to chad , the rest will become beggars in their own land.” said by the igbos 💥“It show that Yorubas are useless, the truth is that most of these Yorubas are like slaves! Most of them don’t know their mothers, Because of the nature of Yoruba culture. They’re promiscuous in nature that they don’t protect family lineage. So the person they call father might not even be their father.” This was a space I recorded last year by the Igbos “ obedience “ who opened a space and started spewing so much tribalistic hate towards the Yorubas After the war, the Yorubas started welcoming the Igbos into their land and selling their land to them so they could have a fresh start. Today the Igbos are using that kind gesture of the Yorubas to mock them over and over .. People of River State who are the neighbours to the Igbos refused to sell land to them … “ probably they already know who the Igbos are “ The Yorubas on the other end think they are helping a friend in need. Every day the Igbos will hold Twitter space, post on social media and Collectively spreading the same narratives saying Yoruba sold their ancestral land to them to do owanbe. That They have bought all Yoruba land finish.. Yorubas have been doing parties “ owanbe” before you Igbos ever dream to come to over Yoruba land Would you ever want to be friends with this kind of people who says such things to you? Are they telling Yorubas that Yorubas did wrong by selling their land to them so they could have a place to stay? Could it be because they the Igbos can’t and don’t sell their land to foreigners hence the mocking of the Yorubas who sold theirs to them? This is a big lesson Yorubas must learn their lesson “ Liberalism “ would not get us anywhere We tried, our forefathers tried and it has set us back over 50 years, we got mocked, Ridiculed, and disrespected for it. To the other tribes who don’t understand why the Yorubas are now saying enough is enough. If you help someone into your house and the person later turns out to be saying and doing all this to your people “Would you still be hugging them “ and say continue Yorubas we must learn our lesson and say enough …. “ Dig deep “ Land is resources
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As a Nigerian I want you to be open-minded and read this first post from an Igbo lady .. also “ check the date “ Now listen to the rest of the Twitter space..” If you give Igbos 10 years in Lagos, we will chase the Yorubas to chad , the rest will become beggars in their own land.” said by the igbos 💥“It show that Yorubas are useless, the truth is that most of these Yorubas are like slaves! Most of them don’t know their mothers, Because of the nature of Yoruba culture. They’re promiscuous in nature that they don’t protect family lineage. So the person they call father might not even be their father.” This was a space I recorded last year by the Igbos “ obedience “ who opened a space and started spewing so much tribalistic hate towards the Yorubas After the war, the Yorubas started welcoming the Igbos into their land and selling their land to them so they could have a fresh start. Today the Igbos are using that kind gesture of the Yorubas to mock them over and over .. People of River State who are the neighbours to the Igbos refused to sell land to them … “ probably they already know who the Igbos are “ The Yorubas on the other end think they are helping a friend in need. Every day the Igbos will hold Twitter space, post on social media and Collectively spreading the same narratives saying Yoruba sold their ancestral land to them to do owanbe. That They have bought all Yoruba land finish.. Yorubas have been doing parties “ owanbe” before you Igbos ever dream to come to over Yoruba land Would you ever want to be friends with this kind of people who says such things to you? Are they telling Yorubas that Yorubas did wrong by selling their land to them so they could have a place to stay? Could it be because they the Igbos can’t and don’t sell their land to foreigners hence the mocking of the Yorubas who sold theirs to them? This is a big lesson Yorubas must learn their lesson “ Liberalism “ would not get us anywhere We tried, our forefathers tried and it has set us back over 50 years, we got mocked, Ridiculed, and disrespected for it. To the other tribes who don’t understand why the Yorubas are now saying enough is enough. If you help someone into your house and the person later turns out to be saying and doing all this to your people “Would you still be hugging them “ and say continue Yorubas we must learn our lesson and say enough …. “ Dig deep “ Land is resources

Nononsense

36,224 views • 2 years ago

BREAKING: "Ibos Are Indigenous to Oyo State" – Igbo Man Claims Ancestral Land in Southwest, Calls for United Fight Against Yorubas A video has emerged showing an Igbo man making a series of explosive claims about Igbo presence in Oyo State and the wider Southwest. According to him, there are Igbo communities indigenous to Oyo State, as well as ancient Igbo settlements scattered across the Southwest. He alleged that the Oyo State government has deliberately denied these so-called indigenous Igbo communities access to social amenities because they have refused to integrate with Yoruba culture. He also accused Yorubas of grabbing land from indigenous Igbos in Oyo, claiming that one Mr. Emeka is ready to return the lands to Igbos. The man then called on Igbos allegedly indigenous to Oyo and other Southwest states to unite and fight Yorubas.
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BREAKING: "Ibos Are Indigenous to Oyo State" – Igbo Man Claims Ancestral Land in Southwest, Calls for United Fight Against Yorubas A video has emerged showing an Igbo man making a series of explosive claims about Igbo presence in Oyo State and the wider Southwest. According to him, there are Igbo communities indigenous to Oyo State, as well as ancient Igbo settlements scattered across the Southwest. He alleged that the Oyo State government has deliberately denied these so-called indigenous Igbo communities access to social amenities because they have refused to integrate with Yoruba culture. He also accused Yorubas of grabbing land from indigenous Igbos in Oyo, claiming that one Mr. Emeka is ready to return the lands to Igbos. The man then called on Igbos allegedly indigenous to Oyo and other Southwest states to unite and fight Yorubas.

The Yoruba Times

57,960 views • 2 months ago

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan: We are not talking about an Ottoman Empire, because the Ottoman Empire was about being an empire. Today, we are talking about nation-states coming together to form their own platforms and take ownership of their own problems — whether economic, political, security, or terrorism-related. If we continue to wait for a hegemon to solve our problems, most of the time they will not be solved in the way we would like.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan: We are not talking about an Ottoman Empire, because the Ottoman Empire was about being an empire. Today, we are talking about nation-states coming together to form their own platforms and take ownership of their own problems — whether economic, political, security, or terrorism-related. If we continue to wait for a hegemon to solve our problems, most of the time they will not be solved in the way we would like.

Clash Report

230,410 views • 6 months ago

This is what the Ebira governor of Kogi state is doing. He is gazetting non indigenous Fulani herders as constituted monarchy in Kogi central. For those who still don't understand the reason for the banditry and war against Indigenous people by armed Fulanii militias, this is the end goal. For indigenous people to have peace, they must allow Emirates to be created or there would be continuous bloodshed. Is this not a replay of the Dan Fodio Jihad of 1804??? Is this a country or tool of brutal expansionism??? Do we have any government in Nigeria at all??? Between 1890 to 1904, the Yoruba people (Okun and Akoko) and Ebira created a military alliance called the Ogidi alliance which was used to eradicate the Emirates that was created by the Fulani-Nupe invaders in that axis. What the generation of 1800s used their lives to eradicate is what a governor is bringing back on the head of their people all because of politics and power. When you see Yoruba Nationalists throwing away Politcal correctness and declaring political war against miscreants like GRV in Lagos state this is the reason. A governor like Shinedu Vivor can use state powers to gazette an "Igbo Obi of Lagos" and nothing will happen. This is what Ododo is a about to do in Kaduna, this is what El Rufai did in Southerner Kaduna. This was what Abacha wanted to do in Ibadan during the June 12 struggle in order to install a first class Fulani monarch in Sasa, Ibadan in order to destroy the political base of the Yoruba race in Nigeria before hardcore Yoruba Nationalist went to the hard way to fight this invaders. Ododo is using Ebira land as a test run before the bandits use Kogi as a case study for future demands across Nigeria. After killing and maiming indigenous people, they are rewarded with kingdoms and Emirates in the name of peace and one Nigeria. We must stop deceiving ourselves in Nigeria. Miyetti Allah, a Fulani nationalist organization has been allowed to create a paramilitary wing funded by state governors in the name of vigilante and we expect all ethnic nations in Nigeria to watch while non state actors like Fulani vigilantes come into indigenous spaces to protect them???????? I ask again, do we have a future at all? From Abyei in Sudan where Indigenous Dinkas gave lands to Nomadic herders in the name of peace and to the Aztecs, what was the aftermath? It all ended in the destruction of the natives. The future is bleak. Nigeria is playing with becoming another one Sudan and C.A.R. The future is bleak and we must understand that the next 50 years of West Africa will be worse than the 19th century. All the economic agenda will be consumed flames if we don't answer the Nigerian identity question. This is why placing Yoruba people in the North central was pure madnesszzz.
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This is what the Ebira governor of Kogi state is doing. He is gazetting non indigenous Fulani herders as constituted monarchy in Kogi central. For those who still don't understand the reason for the banditry and war against Indigenous people by armed Fulanii militias, this is the end goal. For indigenous people to have peace, they must allow Emirates to be created or there would be continuous bloodshed. Is this not a replay of the Dan Fodio Jihad of 1804??? Is this a country or tool of brutal expansionism??? Do we have any government in Nigeria at all??? Between 1890 to 1904, the Yoruba people (Okun and Akoko) and Ebira created a military alliance called the Ogidi alliance which was used to eradicate the Emirates that was created by the Fulani-Nupe invaders in that axis. What the generation of 1800s used their lives to eradicate is what a governor is bringing back on the head of their people all because of politics and power. When you see Yoruba Nationalists throwing away Politcal correctness and declaring political war against miscreants like GRV in Lagos state this is the reason. A governor like Shinedu Vivor can use state powers to gazette an "Igbo Obi of Lagos" and nothing will happen. This is what Ododo is a about to do in Kaduna, this is what El Rufai did in Southerner Kaduna. This was what Abacha wanted to do in Ibadan during the June 12 struggle in order to install a first class Fulani monarch in Sasa, Ibadan in order to destroy the political base of the Yoruba race in Nigeria before hardcore Yoruba Nationalist went to the hard way to fight this invaders. Ododo is using Ebira land as a test run before the bandits use Kogi as a case study for future demands across Nigeria. After killing and maiming indigenous people, they are rewarded with kingdoms and Emirates in the name of peace and one Nigeria. We must stop deceiving ourselves in Nigeria. Miyetti Allah, a Fulani nationalist organization has been allowed to create a paramilitary wing funded by state governors in the name of vigilante and we expect all ethnic nations in Nigeria to watch while non state actors like Fulani vigilantes come into indigenous spaces to protect them???????? I ask again, do we have a future at all? From Abyei in Sudan where Indigenous Dinkas gave lands to Nomadic herders in the name of peace and to the Aztecs, what was the aftermath? It all ended in the destruction of the natives. The future is bleak. Nigeria is playing with becoming another one Sudan and C.A.R. The future is bleak and we must understand that the next 50 years of West Africa will be worse than the 19th century. All the economic agenda will be consumed flames if we don't answer the Nigerian identity question. This is why placing Yoruba people in the North central was pure madnesszzz.

Aare Kurunmi Kakanfo

24,123 views • 10 months ago

"I WANT TO GO BACK TO LAGOS O, I DON'T WANT TO BE IN THIS F¥CKING VILLAGE 'IGBO LAND' 🤣 These Igbo people are cracking me up 😂 They left Lagos 'Yoruba land' to go to the village 'Igbo land' for holidays. They have only been there for 2 days and they are already complaining that they are not used to village life; they want to go back to Lagos “ Yoruba land “ 😂” And you wonder why they always envy the Yorubas, why they always hate the Yorubas. You wonder why Yorubas don't go to their Region, You wonder why they are escaping from their Region to Yoruba land, You wonder why they transferred over 300k PVC from their land to Lagos “ Yoruba land “ Just to manipulate the election process of Yoruba land to favour them and their people You wonder why they are trying to coin Lagos a no man's land and at the same time trying to divide the Yorubas. I'll let you think deeply about that 🪬
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"I WANT TO GO BACK TO LAGOS O, I DON'T WANT TO BE IN THIS F¥CKING VILLAGE 'IGBO LAND' 🤣 These Igbo people are cracking me up 😂 They left Lagos 'Yoruba land' to go to the village 'Igbo land' for holidays. They have only been there for 2 days and they are already complaining that they are not used to village life; they want to go back to Lagos “ Yoruba land “ 😂” And you wonder why they always envy the Yorubas, why they always hate the Yorubas. You wonder why Yorubas don't go to their Region, You wonder why they are escaping from their Region to Yoruba land, You wonder why they transferred over 300k PVC from their land to Lagos “ Yoruba land “ Just to manipulate the election process of Yoruba land to favour them and their people You wonder why they are trying to coin Lagos a no man's land and at the same time trying to divide the Yorubas. I'll let you think deeply about that 🪬

Nononsense

132,326 views • 1 year ago

Man being chased out the park after being accused of taking photos. This is going to be a common occurrence now and people will be falsely targeted along the way. Myself and those of you with any common sense could see this all coming a mile off. But when we spoke about it we were called racist. These people coming in now are different from the Windrush generation and they are dragging their reputation through the mud but many people on the left are too short sighted to see that.
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Man being chased out the park after being accused of taking photos. This is going to be a common occurrence now and people will be falsely targeted along the way. Myself and those of you with any common sense could see this all coming a mile off. But when we spoke about it we were called racist. These people coming in now are different from the Windrush generation and they are dragging their reputation through the mud but many people on the left are too short sighted to see that.

Around Liverpool

18,450 views • 1 month ago

Lagos is more than just a city; it’s home to millions of indigenes whose culture, history, and identity often get overshadowed by its economic appeal. While Lagos thrives as Nigeria’s commercial hub, true development must include the people whose ancestors built and nurtured this land. Lagos indigenes deserve recognition, economic empowerment, and political inclusion. Their voices matter in governance, business, and cultural preservation. We must support policies and initiatives that protect their heritage and ensure they have a fair stake in the city’s prosperity. Lagos can be for everyone, but it should never be at the expense of those indigenous communities who were here first. #SupportLagosIndigenes #EkoForEko #supportLagos #indigenousvoices #Nigeria #lagos #ilovelagos God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬
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Lagos is more than just a city; it’s home to millions of indigenes whose culture, history, and identity often get overshadowed by its economic appeal. While Lagos thrives as Nigeria’s commercial hub, true development must include the people whose ancestors built and nurtured this land. Lagos indigenes deserve recognition, economic empowerment, and political inclusion. Their voices matter in governance, business, and cultural preservation. We must support policies and initiatives that protect their heritage and ensure they have a fair stake in the city’s prosperity. Lagos can be for everyone, but it should never be at the expense of those indigenous communities who were here first. #SupportLagosIndigenes #EkoForEko #supportLagos #indigenousvoices #Nigeria #lagos #ilovelagos God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

Beautiful Flower 🌹

51,397 views • 1 year ago

"We The Itsekiri Did Not Just Fall From Heaven, We Are Yorubas" - Hon. Kingsley Tenumah April 22, 2025 The Itsekiri people have asserted their identity as part of the Yoruba nation, emphasizing that their struggles in Delta State have implications for the broader Yoruba community. This declaration comes amidst tensions surrounding the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) proposed ward delineation exercise in Warri Federal Constituency. "We the Itsekiri do not just fall from heaven, we are Yorubas," Says Hon. Kingsley Tenumah, Former councillor Warri South LGA "We are back to our brothers, and what is happening in Delta State in Itsekiri affects the Yorubas." The Itsekiri people are pushing back against what they perceive as attempts by outsiders, particularly from Bayelsa and Rivers states, to influence their affairs. "Anytime we have issues, you will always see the larger Ijaws from Bayelsa, Rivers state coming to speak on issues they know nothing about," he mentioned The group's assertion of their Yoruba identity is not just a matter of cultural pride but also a call to action for the Yoruba community to recognize the challenges faced by the Itsekiri people. "We are not just fighting for our rights; we are fighting for the rights of our people and our place within the Yoruba nation," He emphasized
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"We The Itsekiri Did Not Just Fall From Heaven, We Are Yorubas" - Hon. Kingsley Tenumah April 22, 2025 The Itsekiri people have asserted their identity as part of the Yoruba nation, emphasizing that their struggles in Delta State have implications for the broader Yoruba community. This declaration comes amidst tensions surrounding the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) proposed ward delineation exercise in Warri Federal Constituency. "We the Itsekiri do not just fall from heaven, we are Yorubas," Says Hon. Kingsley Tenumah, Former councillor Warri South LGA "We are back to our brothers, and what is happening in Delta State in Itsekiri affects the Yorubas." The Itsekiri people are pushing back against what they perceive as attempts by outsiders, particularly from Bayelsa and Rivers states, to influence their affairs. "Anytime we have issues, you will always see the larger Ijaws from Bayelsa, Rivers state coming to speak on issues they know nothing about," he mentioned The group's assertion of their Yoruba identity is not just a matter of cultural pride but also a call to action for the Yoruba community to recognize the challenges faced by the Itsekiri people. "We are not just fighting for our rights; we are fighting for the rights of our people and our place within the Yoruba nation," He emphasized

The Yoruba Times

87,042 views • 1 year ago

On this issues of Lagosians and indegeous brouhaha, I have a question and I will appreciate a genuine response only. If non-indegenous people born and brought up in Lagos are referred to as Lagosians, how then do we refer to the indegeneous people, to differentiate them from the non-indegenous people? NB: The video below is showing Akan-male, a mighty waves that that the fisherman at beach without bar mouth faced daily before entering the ocean , making their fishing more delicate. You can find this around Araromi, Folu, Akodo area. VC: Damilare
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On this issues of Lagosians and indegeous brouhaha, I have a question and I will appreciate a genuine response only. If non-indegenous people born and brought up in Lagos are referred to as Lagosians, how then do we refer to the indegeneous people, to differentiate them from the non-indegenous people? NB: The video below is showing Akan-male, a mighty waves that that the fisherman at beach without bar mouth faced daily before entering the ocean , making their fishing more delicate. You can find this around Araromi, Folu, Akodo area. VC: Damilare

EMPEROR LỌ́GỌ̀

16,784 views • 6 months ago

The reports about putting up barbed wire fencing around Gwadar are alarming and disturbing. This further segregates and alienates an already victimized nation. The project was initially launched in 2020 but faced resistance and condemnation from the Baloch nation, causing the state to delay this oppressive project. The multibillion-dollar mega projects have already exacerbated the grievances of indigenous people. The city was already sealed off with barricades, military checkpoints, and fences, barring indigenous people from entry. This segregation strategy aims to imprison the indigenous population and instill a sense of terror. It clearly demonstrates a colonial legacy that violates several fundamental human rights, including an attempt to relocate the indigenous population of Gwadar. The indigenous people suffer from persistent enforced disappearances and brutal ecocide. They have not yet recovered from the traumatic and devastating effects of recent floods. The securitization of their lives further aggravates their dire situation. #StopFencingGwadar
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The reports about putting up barbed wire fencing around Gwadar are alarming and disturbing. This further segregates and alienates an already victimized nation. The project was initially launched in 2020 but faced resistance and condemnation from the Baloch nation, causing the state to delay this oppressive project. The multibillion-dollar mega projects have already exacerbated the grievances of indigenous people. The city was already sealed off with barricades, military checkpoints, and fences, barring indigenous people from entry. This segregation strategy aims to imprison the indigenous population and instill a sense of terror. It clearly demonstrates a colonial legacy that violates several fundamental human rights, including an attempt to relocate the indigenous population of Gwadar. The indigenous people suffer from persistent enforced disappearances and brutal ecocide. They have not yet recovered from the traumatic and devastating effects of recent floods. The securitization of their lives further aggravates their dire situation. #StopFencingGwadar

Baloch Yakjehti Committee

53,523 views • 2 years ago

“When we come into the world we have nothing and when we leave this world we have nothing. Most people believe that while they’re here, everything they accumulate is theirs.” Tomorrow’s guest, an incredible entrepreneur, is Pete Ochs, whose company Enterprise Stewardship aims to help businesses and their owners understand they are stewards of their business, not owners. In this clip, Pete talks about his transformation from owning businesses to stewarding them and why he wants to spend the rest of his career helping entrepreneurs come to the same conclusion.
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“When we come into the world we have nothing and when we leave this world we have nothing. Most people believe that while they’re here, everything they accumulate is theirs.” Tomorrow’s guest, an incredible entrepreneur, is Pete Ochs, whose company Enterprise Stewardship aims to help businesses and their owners understand they are stewards of their business, not owners. In this clip, Pete talks about his transformation from owning businesses to stewarding them and why he wants to spend the rest of his career helping entrepreneurs come to the same conclusion.

Chris Powers

21,107 views • 1 year ago

Earlier today, i was on channels TV to discuss the floods, waste management and the issues Lagosians are dealing with. It is unfortunate that Newspapers like Newsweek and The Tribune exhibited desperate and lazy journalism by literally attributing things to me i did not say. I thank Channels, the Nation and the New telegraph for their Nuance . Let me be very clear, My Job in this cycle is to unite all Lagosians, (the disenchanted APC youth ,Obidients, PDP and Labour party faithful, everyone that loves Lagos and wants a lagos that works) against the problems holding Lagos back: “THE APC". We will bring together people across ALL party lines, ages and class to ensure we form a government that puts you the LAGOSIAN first because it is time for Our Lagos.
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Earlier today, i was on channels TV to discuss the floods, waste management and the issues Lagosians are dealing with. It is unfortunate that Newspapers like Newsweek and The Tribune exhibited desperate and lazy journalism by literally attributing things to me i did not say. I thank Channels, the Nation and the New telegraph for their Nuance . Let me be very clear, My Job in this cycle is to unite all Lagosians, (the disenchanted APC youth ,Obidients, PDP and Labour party faithful, everyone that loves Lagos and wants a lagos that works) against the problems holding Lagos back: “THE APC". We will bring together people across ALL party lines, ages and class to ensure we form a government that puts you the LAGOSIAN first because it is time for Our Lagos.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour

27,561 views • 1 month ago

No Yoruba soul would ever set out to burn down the home of an innocent Yoruba woman of advanced age under any guise. Yet I hear some ignorant voices describing this as an attack on Ìṣẹ̀ṣe, when we all know it is an unhidden attack on the Yoruba race itself. We would be lying if we claimed we did not see this coming. For years, we have asked ordinary Yoruba Muslims why virtually all the leaders and clerics of their religion in Yorubaland are Fulani. No coherent or reasonable answer has ever been provided to this question. Here we are today, broken-hearted by one terrible act after another, committed by the Fulani, who have long displayed the same patterns in Hausaland, where they have run the society aground. In just one year, Fulani elements have killed three Yoruba Ọba. Seeing that no firm response followed, they have now extended their terror to the very fabric of Yoruba society: our mothers. We can all agree that the bravery of Odẹ́rinlọ and other great Yoruba warriors of old has not settled the score. We have not seen the end of the battle in Ọ̀ṣogbo.
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No Yoruba soul would ever set out to burn down the home of an innocent Yoruba woman of advanced age under any guise. Yet I hear some ignorant voices describing this as an attack on Ìṣẹ̀ṣe, when we all know it is an unhidden attack on the Yoruba race itself. We would be lying if we claimed we did not see this coming. For years, we have asked ordinary Yoruba Muslims why virtually all the leaders and clerics of their religion in Yorubaland are Fulani. No coherent or reasonable answer has ever been provided to this question. Here we are today, broken-hearted by one terrible act after another, committed by the Fulani, who have long displayed the same patterns in Hausaland, where they have run the society aground. In just one year, Fulani elements have killed three Yoruba Ọba. Seeing that no firm response followed, they have now extended their terror to the very fabric of Yoruba society: our mothers. We can all agree that the bravery of Odẹ́rinlọ and other great Yoruba warriors of old has not settled the score. We have not seen the end of the battle in Ọ̀ṣogbo.

The Conservative.

13,888 views • 6 months ago

Omo, Lagosians are a different breed entirely! They are literally trying to build their own district, with two link bridge,one connecting to Lekki and another connecting to Ikoyi. The city is being developed by CCECC and other international partners, including Seplat Energy,Exxon Mobil etc. But seriously, what do you think about private citizens coming together to build their own city? Is this the future of urban development in Lagos?🤔
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Omo, Lagosians are a different breed entirely! They are literally trying to build their own district, with two link bridge,one connecting to Lekki and another connecting to Ikoyi. The city is being developed by CCECC and other international partners, including Seplat Energy,Exxon Mobil etc. But seriously, what do you think about private citizens coming together to build their own city? Is this the future of urban development in Lagos?🤔

Mide.O 🩷

128,929 views • 3 days ago

🚨 JUST IN: Secretary Rubio is calling on Iranians to overthrow their OWN regime, now that the US has the regime on their knees "We would LOVE to see this regime be replaced, and as the President said, he would LOVE for the people of Iran to use this an opportunity to RISE UP and remove these leaders." "The bottom line is, no matter who governs that country a year from now, they will NOT have these ballistic missiles and they will NOT have these drones to threaten us."
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🚨 JUST IN: Secretary Rubio is calling on Iranians to overthrow their OWN regime, now that the US has the regime on their knees "We would LOVE to see this regime be replaced, and as the President said, he would LOVE for the people of Iran to use this an opportunity to RISE UP and remove these leaders." "The bottom line is, no matter who governs that country a year from now, they will NOT have these ballistic missiles and they will NOT have these drones to threaten us."

Nick Sortor

191,599 views • 5 months ago

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day! This important day is a fitting time to acknowledge and celebrate the diverse cultures, histories and contributions of Indigenous Peoples. We had an incredible celebration yesterday at the Royal Alberta Museum, and I encourage all of you to attend additional events and programs happening throughout Alberta this weekend. This is a meaningful occasion to strengthen relationships and continue walking together with Indigenous Peoples in the spirit of reconciliation.
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Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day! This important day is a fitting time to acknowledge and celebrate the diverse cultures, histories and contributions of Indigenous Peoples. We had an incredible celebration yesterday at the Royal Alberta Museum, and I encourage all of you to attend additional events and programs happening throughout Alberta this weekend. This is a meaningful occasion to strengthen relationships and continue walking together with Indigenous Peoples in the spirit of reconciliation.

Rajan Sawhney

14,453 views • 1 year ago

Lagosians do not relinquish the power you earned & fought so hard for, in the coming elections we have a rare opportunity to elect a Governor that is accountable to the people, brought in by the strength of their ideas & character, not by force, godfathers or monetary inducement. I am that politician, a people’s champion, I will not let you down and I will carry everyone along.
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Lagosians do not relinquish the power you earned & fought so hard for, in the coming elections we have a rare opportunity to elect a Governor that is accountable to the people, brought in by the strength of their ideas & character, not by force, godfathers or monetary inducement. I am that politician, a people’s champion, I will not let you down and I will carry everyone along.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour

628,585 views • 3 years ago

Indigenous Solidarity: Maori Warriors Stand with Israel "From the River to the Sea, Indigenous Peoples Will Be Free" Jews are the true indigenous people of Israel and where Muslims call "Palestine". This video captures Maori performers unleashing a traditional Haka on the steps of New Zealand's Parliament. Deeper dive: The Maori people, the indigenous Polynesian inhabitants of New Zealand (Aotearoa), have a rich cultural heritage rooted in tribal traditions, including the powerful Haka. This is the ceremonial dance and chant that expresses strength, unity, and defiance. Historically, Maori have faced colonization leading to land loss and cultural suppression, but they've resiliently fought for their rights and sovereignty through treaties like the Treaty of Waitangi. Today, Maori clearly see the parallels between their indigenous struggles and those of the Jewish people, knowing historically and factually Jews as being the original indigenous inhabitants of Israel who are decolonizing their ancient homeland after centuries of exile and oppression. The video is a declaration of solidarity, flipping the anti-Israel chant on its head to affirm divine justice and indigenous rights. The event shown highlights shared values of freedom, resilience, and opposition to terrorism. In a world where misinformation and disinformation paints Israel as a "colonizer," these Maori voices remind us that true decolonization means supporting indigenous peoples reclaiming their lands - from Aotearoa to Judea. A big thanks to the Maori!
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Indigenous Solidarity: Maori Warriors Stand with Israel "From the River to the Sea, Indigenous Peoples Will Be Free" Jews are the true indigenous people of Israel and where Muslims call "Palestine". This video captures Maori performers unleashing a traditional Haka on the steps of New Zealand's Parliament. Deeper dive: The Maori people, the indigenous Polynesian inhabitants of New Zealand (Aotearoa), have a rich cultural heritage rooted in tribal traditions, including the powerful Haka. This is the ceremonial dance and chant that expresses strength, unity, and defiance. Historically, Maori have faced colonization leading to land loss and cultural suppression, but they've resiliently fought for their rights and sovereignty through treaties like the Treaty of Waitangi. Today, Maori clearly see the parallels between their indigenous struggles and those of the Jewish people, knowing historically and factually Jews as being the original indigenous inhabitants of Israel who are decolonizing their ancient homeland after centuries of exile and oppression. The video is a declaration of solidarity, flipping the anti-Israel chant on its head to affirm divine justice and indigenous rights. The event shown highlights shared values of freedom, resilience, and opposition to terrorism. In a world where misinformation and disinformation paints Israel as a "colonizer," these Maori voices remind us that true decolonization means supporting indigenous peoples reclaiming their lands - from Aotearoa to Judea. A big thanks to the Maori!

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