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Respect Yoruba Women: A Call to Citizens Skit Makers and Filmmakers to end the Misrepresentation By Arábìnrin Adérónke I join millions of Yoruba Women Worldwide to call on citizens, content creators and movie actors across Nigeria to stop portraying Yoruba women through harmful and degrading stereotypes. We do not find it funny, far from it. I call on our men to stop throwing us under the bus at the taste of Onugbu soup, Oha soup, Min akuka soup, akpu and tuwo shinkafa and bedroom theatrics. A lot of you have been seen as simps, weak, lilly livered and notoriously enabled the insults against on your daughters, mothers, sisters, nieces, cousins and other Yoruba females in your life. You are the n01 enablers. Stop hurting us. Stand up for us. Yoruba women are not loose, dirty, or unrefined. On the contrary, we are widely recognized as one of the most fashion forward, educated, and accomplished women in Nigeria. From boardrooms to creative industries, academia to entrepreneurship, Yoruba women continue to make meaningful contributions to national development. We take pride in our health, our homes, and our heritage. The recurring portrayal of Yoruba women as careless or morally lacking is not only false, it is damaging. It shapes perception, reinforces bias, and disrespects a culture built on dignity and excellence. What exactly have we done to deserve this narrative? We are vibrant, hardworking, and deeply rooted in community and family values. We celebrate life through culture, our elegance at owambes, our beautiful gele, and the timeless beauty of aso ofi. These are symbols of pride, not punchlines. Yoruba women have led change and continue to excel both at home and abroad. Icons like Folorunso Alakija, one of the richest women in Nigeria and globally, exemplify enterprise and resilience. Trailblazers such as Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti paved the way for women’s rights and leadership. Contemporary leaders like Mo Abudu and Ibukun Awosika continue to shape industries and inspire a new generation of women. Yoruba women are among the most educated female groups in Nigeria, with strong representation across professions and leadership roles. We are family oriented, marriage focused, hardworking, and sophisticated. These are the values that define us, not the false narratives being pushed for entertainment. This is a call for responsibility. Content creators must understand the power they wield. Humor should not come at the expense of truth or dignity. Yoruba women, be mindful of the narratives you enable and the spaces you occupy. To those perpetuating these misrepresentations, stop. It is no longer amusing, it is offensive, uncomfortable, and unacceptable. If it continues, we will be left with no choice but to explore appropriate actions. Enough is enough. Respect Yoruba women.

Another Yakoyo branch opening up in Ikeja……….Despite the coordinated attacks and artificial hate, Amala is the only traditional food in Nigeria that has the range to be a standalone food sold in restaurants without other varieties of foods sold alongside with it.

@BoughtBy_Christ @JesusisChristX He's the way to God, he didn't say he's God. The Muslims are probably right

They definitely do not worship the God of the Bible. Jesus is the only way! John 14:6-7 ESV [6] Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. [7] If you had known me, you would have known my Father also. From now on you do know him and have seen him.”

Muslims and Christians do not worship the same God. Do you agree with me ?

@cb_doge Villages, this is how they see Africa. Everytime they want to help a village

Why Elon Musk is RIGHT to fight South Africa’s racist rules blocking Starlink? Imagine this: Long ago, South Africa had very unfair laws called apartheid. They treated Black people badly and kept them from good jobs and money. When those bad laws ended, the country made new rules (called B-BBEE) to help Black people get a fair share of business. The idea was good – like a big helping hand. But now? For companies like Starlink to sell fast internet, they MUST give away 30% of their business to Black partners. Just because of skin color. Elon Musk was born in South Africa. He left as a teen to chase big dreams. Today, his company SpaceX wants to bring Starlink – super fast satellite internet – to South Africa. But the rules say no unless they give up part of the company. Elon said it right: “Starlink is not allowed because I’m not Black.” SpaceX promised to spend about $30 million (that’s 500 million rand!) to give FREE high-speed internet to 5,000 rural schools. That helps over 2.4 MILLION kids every year learn better, get jobs later, and have a brighter future. Real help for the people who need it most! Starlink already works in about 24 other African countries. Villages there now have internet for school, doctors, and business. South Africa’s villages are missing out because of these racist rules. Elon isn’t asking for special favors. He just wants fair play so Starlink can connect everyone fast. Internet = education, jobs, hope. Why hold back millions of kids over rules that pick by race and color?

@BarackObama @NASAArtemis WHAT i don't understand is didn't the US land on the moon before

What the Artemis II astronauts did over the last 10 days was a testament to their bravery. And the fact that they traveled farther from Earth than anyone ever has, re-entered our atmosphere at more than 24,000 mph, and splashed down safely was a testament to human ingenuity. Thanks to everyone at @NASA for making this mission possible, and for taking us along for the ride.

@araghchi The only thing they understand is a nuclear weapon. Get one at all cost

In intensive talks at highest level in 47 years, Iran engaged with U.S in good faith to end war. But when just inches away from "Islamabad MoU", we encountered maximalism, shifting goalposts, and blockade. Zero lessons earned Good will begets good will. Enmity begets enmity.

If I grow and you grow, e go reduce the burden on my neck. Na mumu no go want make hin mutual grow

@Livinstone88 @Ehin0when @david_baba57382 @KENDRYP4EZ @JaceorAce @FabrizioRomano You go dey follow LGBT member argue 😂

@Ehin0when @david_baba57382 @KENDRYP4EZ @JaceorAce @FabrizioRomano I don see your septum piercing.. I go follow mad person de talk since 🤔🙏

🚨 Historical decision by Union Berlin as German club appoint Marie-Louise Eta as their head coach until June. Union lost at Heidenheim, sacked the head coach Steffen Baumgart and put Marie-Louise Eta in charge until the end of the season. Ets becomes the first female head coach in the history of men’s Bundesliga.

@manuelstylez @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano You're right, but I didn't include you and your family when I said Nigeria.

@read1she2 @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano We are terrible people oga. From mentality, to mindset, to actions, everything na God forbid

@_IKENNA_ @lorenischeap @JinaduMoshood @c_mobike I'm not the one with a "fool" on my Bio

@read1she2 @lorenischeap @JinaduMoshood @c_mobike You can’t read.

Is there an Igbo name like ‘CHIKWUEDO’ Does that even have a meaning??

@xxxzzzzz0 @burnthemallnero @viktory1370 @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano Do you even understand what I meant 😏

@burnthemallnero @read1she2 @viktory1370 @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano What is this interaction 😂 can they not read or what

@burnthemallnero @viktory1370 @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano "Always on the wrong side of history"?

@viktory1370 @read1she2 @JaceorAce @Livinstone88 @FabrizioRomano You didn't get the memo that i'm neither black nor american

@toyin_abraham1 Why does Iyabo Ọjọ daughter that once acted as your daughter in a movie call you aunty now?

I have seen the various opinions regarding the manner in which I greeted some elders at a recent event. It gives me pause to reflect on when we began to drift from our culture and traditions, to the point where kneeling as we were taught is now described as “abosi.” I, Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi, was raised to kneel when greeting those older than me. It is a value deeply rooted in who I am, and one I will continue to uphold with pride. As a commitment to our heritage, I will remain intentional about passing these values on to the younger generations, in order to preserve and honor our culture. Wishing everyone a pleasant day and an even more delightful one as you watch, LOVE BETWEEN TWO ALTARS on Toyin Abraham TV on YouTube.

@ummuh_Zahra So as you wear all, it means what

DON'T WEAR RING ON JUST ANY FINGER. EVERY FINGER HAS ITS OWN MEANING. 1. Left pinkie: Not interested in marriage. 2. Left ring finger: Married. 3. Left middle finger: Engaged. 4. Left index finger: Unmarried. 5. Left thumb: Symbolizes wealth. 6. Right thumb: Confident. 7. Right index finger: Single. 8. Right middle finger: Someone who is already in a relationship. 9. Right ring finger: In love. 10. Right pinkie: Not interested in dating.

@Ghamdfa @NewsNow4USA A Saudi of course. A disgrace to the Arab world, American slaves

@NewsNow4USA من الغباء مفاوضة الايرانيين هذول ما ينفع معاهم التفاهم عقولهم صغيره ومغلقه

🚨🚨🚨🚨 عاجل ورسمي الوفد الأمريكي يغادر باكستان دون الوصول إلى اتفاق مع إيران

An American voice: “Listen up, Trump, and every dumb f... in Washington who still thinks the Strait of Hormuz is some kind of American parking lot. This aint international waters. Never was. Never will be. Under the law of the sea, every coastal country gets twelve nautical miles of its own goddamn territorial water. The narrowest choke point in Hormuz is only twenty one miles wide. That means Iran and Oman own the whole fucking strait from shore to shore. Overlapping. Locked. Closed. No high seas. No open ocean free for all. Iran controls the big islands too, Qeshm, Hormuz, Larak, Abu Musa, the whole chain. You sail through, you are in somebody elses house. Iran never even signed that UNCLOS treaty, so they dont have to play your transit passage game. They say innocent passage and they mean it. You bring guns or you bring trouble, they can say no. America starts wars because it never learned geography in school. They  bomb first, read the map later. Before you drag us into another bloodbath, open a f...ing atlas. The water belongs to the land that touches it. Not to the country that prints the most dollars. Learn it now or bleed for it later.

@Belbeljum Judging by the tail, it's definitely a tiger.

Which animal is this?

@iam_alienn @Omoilorin001 @It_Was_A_Good_D That's what I first saw bro

@Omoilorin001 @It_Was_A_Good_D I think say na farm field sef 😂😂😂

Bye bye Adelabu 😭❤️ Congratulate me e no easy ooo

@lorenischeap @JinaduMoshood @c_mobike "Chikwuedo is like a Yoruba name", are you sure a tapeworm has not find its way in to your brain?

@JinaduMoshood @c_mobike Chukwu is Chi Chukwuedo is Chiedo chikwuedo is like a yoruba person pronouncing that name. Which says a lot.

@__rahlee @NigeriaStories @icpcnigeria @officialEFCC @OfficialDSSNG this guy claim to have valuable evidence about the sponsors.

BREAKING NEWS: Nigerians 🇳🇬demand action as Federal Government unveils 48 t€rror sponsors in Nigeria 🇳🇬