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70% of our non-debt recurrent expenditure goes to wages, salaries and pensions of civil servants. N10.75 trn out N15.4 trn. The rest goes to overheads for the Ministries - utilities, training, travels, supplies etc. Who do you think gulps recurrent expenditure? Tinubu?

If you cannot manage your house - you can't manage an estate. If you can't organize a house party - you cannot plan a societal wedding. If you can't train a child - you cannot raise a community. If you cannot organize a small political party - You cannot govern a Nation. A lion's true strength is seen not in how it roars, but in how it hunts the smallest prey. Am I clear? Good Evening Severally...

While some people are busy shouting “Nigeria is finished,” our soldiers are inside forests in Plateau risking their lives and actually fixing the problem. Troops under Operation ENDURING PEACE went into Wase. Faced terrorists. Neutralized two on the spot. Others ran with bullet wounds. Weapons recovered. Hideouts destroyed. In Qua’an Pan, they intercepted suspects with 100 rounds of ammunition. When their gang tried to attack, the operation still ended in their collapse. In Shendam, a kidnapper was picked up. Clean. Precise. Effective. This is how serious countries deal with insecurity. Not noise. Not hashtags. Action. So before you type another “nothing is working,” ask yourself, are you informed or just loud? To the Nigerian Army, respect. Real work. Real results.

To prevent those cr00ks from rewriting history. Here's the full list. Nadeco was formed on May 15, 1994 THE FOUNDING 49 SIGNATORIES TO NADECO WERE : Chief Michael Adekunle Ajasin Mallam Lawal Dambazzau Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe Chief Anthony Enahoro Major General Adeyinka Adebayo (retd.) Chief Bola Ige Commodore Dan Suleiman Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife Professor Anya O. Anya Colonel Yohanna Madaki Reverend Father Moses Adasu Dr Beko Ransome-Kuti Reverend Tunji Adebiyi Chief Ade Ojo Chief Ralph Obioha Chief Empire Kanu Chief Michael Anyiam Dr. Sola Soile Vice Admiral Akin Aduwo Chief E. Duru Mr. Nick Dazzang Mr. Labaran Maku Dr A. A. Akingba Mr Babas Eko Oyekanmi Mr Alex Ayatolla Mrs Sarah Jubril Alhaji Ganiyu Dawodu Mr O. P. Edodo Mr A. Barber Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye Chief Olusegun Osoba Chief John Odigie-Oyegun Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi, Alhaji Mohammed Siraj Hamza Dr. Wahab Dosunmu Otunba Aboyade Cole Major General Olufemi Olutoye (rtd) Chief Sobo Sowemimo Dr. Steve Achema Chief Olaniwun Ajayi Chief Olu Falae Brigadier-General Jonah Jang Chief Abraham Adesanya Chief Ayo Adebanjo Mr. Alao Aka-Bashorun Mr. Emmanuel Njiwah Chief Vincent Nwizugbo Dr. Uma Eleazu

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A Rev. Father was caught in Plateau state supplying guns and ammunitions to terrorists. This same people are the ones shouting christian genocide.

Many Yoruba people especially youths will understand the meaning of Yoruba if we had been in a civil war like some people. They won’t be sitting down where Yoruba is being denigrated and stereotyped, and be ki-ki-ki-ing in the comment sections. They won’t be pandering and trying to satisfy/not offend other ethnic groups rubbishing them, and even doing giveaway with their heritage. They won’t be allowing people call them ‘Omo Ibo’, just because of Yoruba beauty, and won’t be tolerating animals harassing them in markets. They won’t be allowing open or subtle denigration from savages from backward region in the name of politics. Tough times produce tough people, tough people produce good times, good times produces spoilt and insensitive brats without self awareness and native intelligence.

Adebanjọ camping with Peter Obi and division of Afẹnifẹre camp into two, the pronouncement that Afẹnifẹrẹ is not for Yoruba and the tarnishing of AG history in the twilight life of Adebanjọ, his determination to stop Bọla Tinubu and his eventual disgrace. A lesson in time to show how bitter and ugly Yoruba internal wars have always been. A self destructive and often individualistic driving wars that serve typically one man ego and damn the collective. As it was with Afọnja and Aolẹ so has it remains in some corners. It will end in this generation and Thinking Yoruba First will be the new ideas.

During IBB regime... Prof Wole Soyinka and Late Tai Solarin criticise am die...many names were called him..nepotic, despotic, corrupt, ...you name it.... As the MARADONNA that he was ...IBB decided to give them chance to test public service... 1) PROF WOLE SOYINKA: He appointed Prof Wole Soyinka to establish the Federal Road Safety Commission ( FRSC). When Prof was forming the members of the command, he asked IBB to appoint the regional and state command heads.....IBB told him to go ahead and use his descretion and send him the list.....Na there the BANANA PEEL DEY🤣🤣 By the time Prof sent his list... 100% were Yorubas 100% were of the Sea Dogs Fraternity ( Pirates) 🤣🤣🤣🤣 IBB told him...just a chance to demonstrate balanced leadership...you fumbled...see your list....to criticise is easy, to practicalise...na war. IBB went ahead to amend the list. 2) DR TAI SOLARIN: IBB appointed him Chairman of the defunct People's Bank ( a Bank for poverty alleviation set up by IBB regime) Dr Solarin who swore on his life never to wear anything flambouyant, appeared in his first public appearance on FLAMBOUYANT AGBADA🤣🤣🤣 Within two years ( although he was innocent) but right under his nose (leadership ) big FRAUD rocked the Bank. Baba had to quickly resign 🤣🤣🤣 MORAL OF THE STORY: Govt crit8cs and activists often do not make GOOD LEADERS! Because they are more IDEALISTIC than PRAGMATIC & REALISTIC.

I love this show off by Nigerian Army. After decimating a notorious bandit camp, they made a video of conquest to celebrate their win. More wins Insha Allah

@OgunmolaBolaji @Light6476842792 @LinaLeila459 @AkanbiBodunde @x0bless And you are a Yoruba woman born to a Yoruba mother, writing and acting in a script that stereotypes Yoruba women using narratives they've employed for years to diminish your self-esteem... Have all of you lost your consciousness?

No wonder you blocked me. You know I will cast your stupidity. How could the cylinder have exploded yet the cylinder is intact in your first slide?😂 That is also a Liquified Natural Gas cylinder, not a Compressed Natural Gas cylinder. When you have stupid followers, you know they wont ask rational questions.

These are the stupid things he says that impresses his Obidients, none of them is asking him when primary healthcare became a federal government’s responsibility, how many did he even build as governor for 8years? Did all communities in Anambra have that facility before he left?

Difference between an unmarried Zulu lady and a married Zulu woman's dressing #SouthAfricanTourWithUfitflyAndArojinle

Rev Father was arrested in Jos supplying arms and ammunition to the bandits. Is this Muslims k!lling Christians too?

The level of mediocrity in Yorubaland has reached a level where people with zero width of history will openly be arguing about history when they have zero scholarship in Yoruba history. To this mediocres, the works of clapperton, Falola, Ogundiran, Ogunyemi, Awe, Akintoye and other great Yoruba historians are useless and except the village accounts that they peddle on social media. With the help of internet, we should not have people who are ignorant about Yoruba history anymore but this madness is actually becoming worse. From TikTok to X. No wonder proper academics do not engage in robust discussions anymore here due to the abundance of idiots in the social media space.

You simply understand it. Ibadan used Alaafin as an excuse and proxy to annex Ijaiye. Alaafin was in tears when he saw what Ibadan did to Ijaiye because Ijaiye was the city of his mother. When they were done with Ijaiye, they cut off the Alaafin totally and he became a ceremonial monarch with no strong army but at the mercy of Ibadan war machine which dictated terms and conditions to Alaafin during this terrible period. This is why warlords must never be allowed to take over Yorubaland in this century.

Parts of Ogun is going off grid Nasarawa is going off grid Kano is going off grid Edo is going off grid Abia is going off grid Bayelsa is going off grid Kaduna is going off grid Governors are taking their states offgrid. Pay attention to states.

Baba made mistakes by throwing social benefits open for ALL. Our parents were heavily taxed to fund those benefits which should have been restricted to their children alone. Jakande & Tinubu both referenced Awo when they revived the benefits in 1979 & 1999 respectively. Both also threw it open for everyone. Tinubu even added free WAEC & free eyeglasses(jigi Bola). The worst was the allocation of that Alaba for free by Jakande which the military implemented. From Ogun to Ekiti, Governors all referenced Awolowo when throwing open benefits that were not even enough for indigenes. They didn't owe anyone anything but they wanted to be bonafide Awoists. Now, it has birthed entitlement mentality masked as 'One Nigeria'. When a guest becomes too comfortable in ur house, with time, he would begin to demand for same rights as your Children. Awo failed us on that decision! Where do we go from here?

At the root of every destruction of Yoruba nationalist movement is where you see the mob leaders hijacking leadership. The Yoruba space have become like that since the death of Bola Ige. Same thing amongst the Ijaws. The warlords with guns are the leaders while the intellectuals have been shut down. I know of some irritants who said intellectuals are not supposed to lead any Yoruba institution but people like him with zero understanding of Yoruba history and identity are better managers. This is why over 100 Yoruba organisations have ceased to function for the past 10 years. The mob leaders have destroyed everything. We allowed them because we were not as brutal as they are. Tinubu understands this better, which is why he survived the brutal mobs in Yorubaland.