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@fvckyurfeelingz @miggssghinsel @thecableng Get lost, keep your nonsense in your territory, they are not needed outside your land, yoruba respect their culture, we not are retarded like your ancestors, you have no leaders at home but like to create one outside your land,only fools like your ancestors behave like that

@miggssghinsel @Ralphdon71 @thecableng Give me the list of Yoruba obas in Igbo land.

PAUL NWOSU: "Let’s be blunt. The recent attacks on Ndi Igbo in East London, South Africa, following the installation of an “Eze Ndi Igbo,” were tragically predictable. When cultural lines are crossed in a continent where tradition is sacred, backlash is inevitable. What is shocking is not the reaction; it is that we keep provoking it. This is not new. Ghana witnessed a similar uproar when Chukwudi Ihenetu was crowned “Eze Ndi Igbo Ghana,” nearly sparking a diplomatic crisis. Truth is that self-imposed coronations in foreign lands, especially in black Africa, ignite anger and endanger the lives of millions of law-abiding Igbos in that country." thecable.ng/how-self-style…

@Awhy03 @miggssghinsel @thecableng Oloriburuku ba*tard, according to your rotten rubbish culture,you evil ancestors are allowed to install your rubbish in another man's kingdom,the world already knows you ppl for encroaching on ppl territory, you can only steal what you dnt have osuo,werey ppl

@miggssghinsel @Ralphdon71 @thecableng Have you heard the coronation of a leader in your entire life, only coronation of a king and a king must have kingdom. Having kingdom in a kingdom is what that is causing problem. As simple as that....

@miggssghinsel @thecableng Why supporting nonsense, is it sensible to have a kingdom outside your domain, where in Nigeria will you see a yoruba or house Emir our outside their kingdom? It's only yibo fake rubbish culture that does that

@thecableng South Africans are just looking for a chance to fight foreigners, There is nothing wrong with having their own tribal leaders in another country. There are igbo,Yoruba,Hausa leaders in many part of Nigeria not just their various states

@fidipote98RKT Is this for sale?

Key Benefits of EPO ÒBÒ: Spiritual Protection: Epo Obo is widely used to protect against witchcraft, clear negative energies, and fortify spiritual defenses. Cleansing and Peace: It removes spiritual blockages, wards off evil forces, and promotes peace, clarity, and emotional resilience. Shield Against Evil: It acts as a powerful barrier against curses, harmful intentions, spiritual attacks, and malevolent forces.

@pontrol_777 @Hybrid_Ola, you said they are celebrating INRI . Can you hear how provocative this sounds, these is what they ve been doing everywhere, including lagos

To the stupid Nigerians defend ibos in SA just watch this video!! Is it not enough to trigger South Africans? Are they not doing the same to us in Lagos??!

youtu.be/xyLXz_KbvLM?si… @Hybrid_Ola does this look like INRI to you, we live here in SA

@1776_yori @Stew76066Kellie @YOLICOM6 So nobody can talk sense into him,shior

@Stew76066Kellie @YOLICOM6 The King has no hands in that nonsense,just a Chief.

Titilola Damilola wrote. Yesterday at Lisabi Day in Abeokuta, I looked around and asked myself, kini gbogbo eleyi? What is this? If awakening means losing ourselves in borrowed identities, then we are not awakening, we are drifting. I am Egba. My mother is Egba. So I know what Egba heritage looks like. I know the pride, the simplicity, the identity in our dressing. What I saw yesterday? It didn’t feel like us. At some point, our cultural expressions started looking like a costume party, confused, mixed, and disconnected. We are borrowing aesthetics from everywhere, yet slowly forgetting what is originally ours. This is not about criticism for the sake of it. It is about preservation. Culture is not something you decorate, it is something you understand, protect, and represent correctly. You don’t awaken a culture by abandoning its identity. You awaken it by owning it fully. If Egba people cannot confidently represent Egba culture in Abeokuta, then where exactly will it be preserved? Yoruba awakening does not start with festivals. It starts with the mindset. Knowing who we, respecting it and refusing to dilute it for trends or aesthetics. If we don’t define our culture, others will and we will start wailing again. Yoruba Ronu o!

@NathanielGRomeo @deluxe_pastor Oloriburuku nyanmirin, mashanfani, you have nothing. Are you talking about edo that we taught how to rule themselves? You are delusional, abeg you don't worth my precious time, get lost

@Ralphdon71 @deluxe_pastor It's your useless generation and your useless father thats oloriburuku, no one claims your useless ancestors,rather you go about stealing people's identity, like how you stole Bini identity as yours and now you have stolen Igbo's.

Just as with Odùduwà, there is also deep confusion around Ọbàtálá, because Yorùbá tradition often preserves both a primordial and a historical layer under the same sacred name. Ọbàtálá the Irúnmọlẹ̀ belongs to primordial time; regarded in many traditions as the first and eldest among the Irúnmọlẹ̀, entrusted by Olódùmarè to lead the work of forming Ilẹ̀-ayé. Oral accounts say that along the journey he encountered sacred palm wine, became distracted, and the unfinished task passed into another divine sequence. Obàtálá the Òrìṣà; also remembered as Òrìṣà-Nlá, belongs to human sacred history. This was Òṣèrèmàgbò, born in Ifẹ̀ and associated with Ìrànjẹ, who rose to become one of the most powerful leaders of early Ifẹ̀ society; a figure remembered not merely for sanctity, but for political strength, earning the description Ọba Takuntakun. So again: Obàtálá the Irúnmọlẹ̀ = primordial divine source Obàtálá the Òrìṣà = historical human manifestation One belongs to cosmogony and creation narratives. The other belongs to sacred memory and lived kingship. #YorubaHistory #Obatala #YorubaPhilosophy #Orisa

@Sistaliano @DavidsTife I imagine living in Mozambique, even their citizens come to hustle in SA . They are committing heinous crimes like kidnapping, robberies there,damaging our identity

BREAKING 📰📰📰 : Forty-Two (42) Nigerians Deported From Mozambique 🇲🇿!!!💥💥 The deportees, who arrived in Nigeria aboard South African Airways flight SA60, said they were arrested at their various business premises in Maputo. They claimed they were detained despite having valid documentation allowing them to remain in Mozambique. Full list of Nigerians arrested and deported from Mozambique: AUGUSTINE CHUKWUKA OKEKE MAXIMUS ANAYO l OKECHUKWU BENJAMIN ECHE ANAEROBI IKENNA MARTINS STEPHEN ANAYO OKONGWE ONWUJEWE RAYMOND CHUKWUNAZOR0M DONATUS JOHN AGINAM CHUKWUENYEM DAVID COLLINS ADERITO UZOEWULU OKONKWO NNAMDI JOHNPAUL ONWUNYILI LAWRENCE CHUKWUEMEKA UGOCHUKWU VALENTINE EZECHIEDUM NNAMDI OKECHUKWU CELESTINE OKALU GOODLUCK CHUKWUNYERE EPHRAIN l EBUKA AMUH PABLO CHUKWUEMEKA STEVEN UGWU CISLOUYINDIKA IFEANYI EZEIFEOMA CHINEDU DANIEL IGWILO IDEH SAMUEL EZINWA OGOCHUKWU MICHAEL OKONKWOR OKECHUKWU CHRISTOPHER CHINEDU OKEKE CHUKWUEBUKA TOBECHUKWU ORAKA SIMON NNAEMEKA ONYEKA EMMANUEL UFONDO CHIDERA CHRISTOPHER NZUBE KINGSLEY EBERE EKENE SAMUEL NWANA CHRISTIAN EMEKA MUOKA GERALD EMEKA GODWIN OGU INYANG OLUEBUBECHUKWU VICTOR MADUKA ONYEDIKA KINGSLEY DONATUS UCHI CHINECHEREM ALU EMMANUEL ANENE UGWU MUONEKE MATEUS MARTIN TOCHUKWU MBAKWE IKECHUKWU NWALI LOTANNA OKEKE EMEKA HENRY EKENTA

@NathanielGRomeo @deluxe_pastor Low self-esteem ppl, always want to claim what belongs to other ppl,because you don't have and you will never have, red soil dweller

@Ralphdon71 @deluxe_pastor Go and check the age of Igbos in the present location, shut up you yorubaboon.

@NathanielGRomeo @deluxe_pastor Yibo ppl always sound mentally unstable, you claim Isreal, Japan, America, zulu ancestry, you ppl are abnormal humans that should be isolated, you behave like living things .oloriburuku

@Ralphdon71 @deluxe_pastor No one can claim ancestry with idiots like you, what I am telling you today that Igbos are your ancestors. bloody fool .

@DanielBene32 @SameAsake Werey we dey stay here, southy knows who carry this head, you think they stupid, how many times have they mock your brothers with these head,dey there dey deceive yourself

@SameAsake U are a fool if u try to tell them (ooo its not my tribe) That only reinforce in there heads that Nigerians are even tribalist and worse people to themselves If I was south African I go hate Nigerians more seeing stupid shit like this

IGBOS be specific before I swear for you 😏

@gbengadr33zzy @ijefirst @SameAsake When there's xenophobia, South Africans mock yibo ppl with these head shapes, they can now differentiate us with our looks, and these yibo mofos knows this ,they are just trying paint us all in their mind mugu

@ijefirst @SameAsake Yes, Yorubas are in SA but they’re not trafficking drugs.

@crippled1z @SameAsake In today, South africa, when they check your documents and your names, they know who you are .They are well aware of our tribes, and they know each tribes businesses

@SameAsake Alaye na Nigerian Dey go call them if the government wan announce them. Stop the tribal shit

@crippled1z @SameAsake Show this picture to a South African mugu, continue. You can no longer hide and stain us with your dirty, evil business. Stop destroying ppls' lives

@Brightest5vj8 @arankanmin7 @SameAsake You can deceive yourself. The whole of the continent knows which tribes in Nigeria bears this gallop heads. Your identity is no longer hidden .

@arankanmin7 @SameAsake Funny enough people on this screenshot are either Yoruba or south South… keep disgracing Yoruba tribe. 🤣🤣

@Mr_more001 @Wizarab10 Why are you so pained that you called her bastard? What happened to your yam legged women, oloriburuku generation ,you Wan marry from ppl wey you hate, ogun lo ma pa yin danu, eyin mashanfani yi

@Wizarab10 Except you have evidence that she was pregnant, and official marriage recorded. So just throw the bastaaard away and focus on what is more important.

Hmmmmm

@U_GE_M @Wizarab10 It will never end, it's has just started, we will never ever have anything to do with igborilla ever again, and life will be very difficult for you ppl in yorubaland .

@Wizarab10 This beef between the two tribes, will it ever end?