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@kootujirian Logic is not part of their strength.

You called me “ofe mmanu” because we supposedly have oil in excess, yet in the same breath you accuse us of stealing oil you claim we don’t have 😀 make it make sense. Some of you are genuinely obsessed with this false narrative that oil money “built” a region that was already commercially and politically advanced long before Lugard was even born. Ẹ̀kọ́ and major Yorùbá cities were already thriving through trade, governance, agriculture, craftsmanship, and international commerce before colonial Nigeria even existed.

@TheGrandmaBoy Does this guy have anyone who advices him at all! Like, how can someone be this pathetically foolish.

Davido said he can't speak Yoruba because he feels the Yoruba language does not suit him. When you're Yoruba by blood, but the language leaves you on read. Who else just found out Davido can't speak Yoruba 🤔

@SlyForTheRight Lmao

🚨 YOU COULDN’T MAKE THIS UP 🚨 This is the problem with Reform UK candidates. Joshua Kim wins in Blaenau Gwent Caerffili Rhymni… and when the returning officer goes looking for him to announce the result, he’s nowhere to be found because he never expected to win and was still at work. 😭 He reportedly arrived 45 minutes later after the hall had already started being reorganised for a football match. And this is the party asking people to trust them with government?

@B0lutife Bolutife, kpai is actually coined from Payin. To literarily kill someone.

"Kpai" is a pidgin word that the Yorubas didn't claim even it's close to "pa" (Yoruba word for kill). If we didn't claim "kpai", how then are we going to claim "omugo". Our language is rich and deep enough, we care less about Ibo language.

Personally, I think it's wrong for the UK to let non-nationals vote. But you know what's more wrong? Living in a town where a councillor says melt Nigerians for potholes and 53% of voters agree. I'd rather live in a place that's actually safe and not racist, even if that means I can't vote, than stay somewhere my existence is the problem they're running on.

Check out Dannel's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNRsXW4MV/

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They attack you because you’re a trailblazer. Bank that. Imagine more Yoruba voices on this app—unafraid to correct lies, defend our culture, and stand on business. Their entire agenda would crumble. And they know it. That’s why they’re scared. Let’s be clear: other tribes don’t want a weak Yoruba nation—they want a liberal one. Because that’s their only pathway to relevance. Fast forward 20 years: · An Eze making games about Orishas · “Uzo” rebranding our fabrics as “Lagos culture” · Migrants rebranded as “Lagos Igbo” Meanwhile, they’ll try to tell our children in Ibadan that they co-created Owanbe. And Uzo’s art will be Exhibit A. We can’t let that happen. To everyone holding the line—God bless you. I’m rooting for you. 🧡

For a while now, I’ve endured coordinated attacks simply because I chose to correct misinformation about my culture and speak openly about Yorùbá traditions. What started as me providing context and sharing history somehow became grounds for insults, smear campaigns, and being labelled things I have never been. I’ve been called an extremist, an APC paid bot and even a terrorist for saying nothing more controversial than “This is Yoruba culture.” Meanwhile, I have never attacked anyone unprovoked, spread hate, or made bigoted statements about anybody. I’ve simply defended my culture when I saw it being misrepresented. When all of you preferred to look on while our cultural heritage gets continually watered down and dissected. I’m Yorùbá and I've always been proud of it. I've had this handle for over a decade, before a Yorùbá man ever became Nigeria's president. People are free to disagree, but demonising me for cultural advocacy is unfair. I know my heart is clean, and I will never be ashamed of speaking the truth respectfully and standing by where I come from. I honestly don’t care about any of those bigots spreading these narratives, my advocacy has always been for Yorùbá people to learn and embrace our culture. You don’t have to be as passionate about it as I am, but the least you can do is not pretend that there is no justification for the work I do. And I hope someday, you will see the need for this advocacy. To everyone who defended me, checked in on me or simply showed kindness, thank you. I truly appreciate it. Ènìyàn láṣọ mi. ❤️

@Zainab_Folasade Happy birthday Zainab!

This is secondary. The first thing we have to ensure is that nobody not indigenous to the land is allowed to hold political office. Let the Awori govern Awori land, let the Ijebu govern Ijebu land in Palmgroove and Surulere, etc. Holding our politicians accountable is not a problem. There are reasons the SW Yoruba land is the most prosperous region in Nigeria. Holding our leaders accountable is one of them. Yoruba youths must understand their position in the contraption called Nigeria. Our experiences are not the same. We do not fight the same battles. Some people are fighting battles of water fountains; we are fighting intercity rail lines. The police can kill them in broad daylight in Delta. That can’t happen in the SW. We have to keep things in proper perspective. Have a fab night.

@Bayo_Bilisi @fattylincorn_01 @Abdulazeezkaze3 @POLANKLASIQ @OlakotanEboda @WOsifeso63294 @AdeHardemola @Alpha_Yom @Accountant_Ladi @AmodaOgunlere @BokiniKale @de_generalnoni @EleluAyoola @governmentinubu @HighChiefOkoro @Ayoola770134 We all want people to vote for yoruba politicians,however, we shuld also campaign that d politicians shuld empower people.People won't come out to vote if politicians keep embezzlg everything.Outsiders may eventually take over. Yoruba politicians are too selfish.Sharing 5k & rice

W are live in front of Osolo Palace. That's where we will start from today! I'm here live with @POLANKLASIQ @OlakotanEboda @WOsifeso63294 We are entering streets and woro si woro in few minutes. Thanks for your attention

@nigeriantribune Good morning to the Awori youths of Mafoluku, Oshodi and Isolo! Let’s hope they are really awake this time around.

Awori Youth Council rejects non-indigene leadership in Oshodi-Isolo constituency dlvr.it/TSSRTV

@OliviaEzinwa What’s the mileage, pls share in here or DM

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Some of you see rot in real time. Funds stolen. Tribalism rewarded. Nepotism defended. And you say nothing. Not a whisper. Not a post. But the moment people rise to name the evil, you find your voice. Not to condemn the thief, but to silence the outcry. Let me be clear. People like you are a cancer. You are not neutral. You are not wise. You are cowards dressed in the cloak of "balance." You watch an elected representative, sworn to serve, armed with federal resources meant for the hungry, the jobless, the forgotten, divert everything to kin and clan. And you stay mute. Then you have the audacity to compare protesters to the problem. No. That makes you worse than the thief. Because the thief at least knows what they are. You are decay pretending to be reason. If no one has told you today, you are a cancer. And cancers are better ignored, cut out, or left behind. We see your agenda. You are not even clever with your clannish games. Just loud enough to fool the lazy, quiet enough to protect the corrupt. We will not apologize for naming evil. And we will not stop because you are uncomfortable. Stay silent if you want. But do not expect us to mistake your silence for wisdom. We know what you are.

@Bayo_Bilisi @POLANKLASIQ @OlakotanEboda @WOsifeso63294 @AdeHardemola @Alpha_Yom @Accountant_Ladi @AmodaOgunlere @BokiniKale @de_generalnoni @EleluAyoola @governmentinubu @HighChiefOkoro @Ayoola770134 No difference from what the xenophobic South Africans are doing. keep it up. We will all learn

@eniori_sada1 @Franciseze1529 @Bayo_Bilisi @POLANKLASIQ @OlakotanEboda @WOsifeso63294 @AdeHardemola @Alpha_Yom @AmodaOgunlere @BokiniKale @de_generalnoni @EleluAyoola @governmentinubu @HighChiefOkoro @Ayoola770134 I will advise you don’t trade words with these people online. Real action is to get your PVC, go out and vote. Ignore this online back and forth with them.

@Franciseze1529 @Bayo_Bilisi @POLANKLASIQ @OlakotanEboda @WOsifeso63294 @AdeHardemola @Alpha_Yom @Accountant_Ladi @AmodaOgunlere @BokiniKale @de_generalnoni @EleluAyoola @governmentinubu @HighChiefOkoro @Ayoola770134 Na yibo go vote am in ba 🤣🤣🤣🤣

TheFamousCFC They’ll fly thousands of miles to film the worst angles of a continent, then call it “awareness.” Western companies stay profiting off African slums while ignoring African innovation, art, and growth. This isn’t storytelling , it’s reinforced stereotype for engagement. We see you. 🎬🌍 #AfricaUnfiltered #StopThePovertyPorn

TheFamousCFC They’ll fly thousands of miles to film the worst angles of a continent, then call it “awareness.” Western companies stay profiting off African slums while ignoring African innovation, art, and growth. This isn’t storytelling , it’s reinforced stereotype for engagement. We see you. 🎬🌍 #AfricaUnfiltered #StopThePovertyPorn

Lagos. 🇳🇬 #TheFamousCFC

@saniyusuf Yeah, you know Lagos borders Sahara desert!

I still think the middle belt, specifically Kogi, would be perfect for this because of direct access to water and potential hydro power plants

@Adaigboglobal Trust me on this, if you return to Akwa Ibom, you will not have to pay to LIRS!

If there is any uproar we need to have in Nigeria, it should be about the marginalization of those living outside their states of origin. When Akpabio returns from South Africa, he should come and remove the cloak in the eyes of Nigerians. Our lives matter too This is my personal one-month tax contribution to the Lagos State Government for March 2026. I cannot pay this money to the Akwa lbom State Government; I am mandated to pay it to Lagos State. Yet in the same Lagos where I pay these taxes, someone from lbadan, Ogun, Ondo, or Ekiti who pays zero taxes, will come out to tell me it is wrong if I am sent for government training with tax payers money: If I were paying taxes in a sane society, I should even be entitled to salaries from the government if I lose my job. But here, we pay for nothing, and some people will still say I cannot benefit from government programs because my surname is not Adekoya, Ajayi, or Olusola. If Nigeria is not ready for true federalism, let us know, so that everyone will pay taxes to their own state and demand benefits from their representatives there. We cannot only read the constitution when it comes to taxing us, but suddenly be told to be "sensitive" when it comes to enjoying benefits. So charging me huge taxes isn't insensitive, but asking for benefits is? If you live anywhere in Nigeria and believe a citizen does not deserve government benefits simply because his parents aren't from that city, you are worse than those displaying xenophobia in South Africa. The finger you point at South Africa is pointing back at you. How many of you so-called Yoruba people are paying taxes in Lagos State? How many? I wake up every day in rain and sunshine to go to work, taxing myself and ensuring that the Lagos State Government is funded. Yet you, contributing nothing, think you are more deserving simply because you bear a Yoruba surname. Iku pa e. Bring your tax certificate or pank alert here, let's see what you actually contribute to the state. @Roberta Edu