Olabode (Odiase's greatgrandson)

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Olabode (Odiase's greatgrandson)

Olabode (Odiase's greatgrandson)

@omolere

Management and Corporate sustainability ||LEED Green Associate|| member AEE, CMI, CaGBC, Energy Institute. Prince 2 #EnergyManagement SDG 7

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AworiSaxon
AworiSaxon@naija1babe·
@omolere @ibidunniOodua 😂😂😂😂 In short, you are not falling for beautiful stories told when they no longer matter.
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Olabode (Odiase's greatgrandson)
I so hate people like this. Yoruba people are betrayers, Yoruba people stole our this and that, they said nothing today they are telling beautiful stories that we knew and told. Eat shit!!! And I think I know why most of you are coming up with this today but you guys lie
-valar morghulis-@eldivine

My dad had a similar experience. He owned three FMCG stores in Yaba, Tejuosho to be precise. After the war he didn't even come back to Lagos immediately because he felt he might not be welcome. Instead he moved to PH then to Sapele and started doing imports of sewing machines (many Igbo people started itinerant sewing which led them to Okrika). He couldn't crack the business however so his friend who had moved to Cotonou asked him to come join him. On his way there he passed through Lagos and decided to stop by his former area (two full years after the war ended) and found out that his long term neighbor a Yoruba man had kept his 3 shops running, restocking it and keeping all the records. When he saw my dad he told him he'd been looking for a way to reach him since the war ended, even sending messages but post war craziness meant no way to find him. He totaled the money he'd managed plus the cost of buying the stores and everything added up to £9,000. That's what my dad took plus the £6,000 he made from selling off his old business and started doing shoe and textile imports in Lome from 1973 onwards. Many such cases.

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Olabode (Odiase's greatgrandson)
@iam_nwangwu @Kiz994 It’s too little, too fucking late. Are we joking? Yoruba people have been called every name under the sun, none of you bothered to correct the diabolical lies and you believe we should dancing today? Naa!! Hold these stories to yourselves, it’s a new day.
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Chúkwú Mà
Chúkwú Mà@iam_nwangwu·
@omolere @Kiz994 I don't understand. The man posted a story about a Yoruba man holding his property in trust, showing the Yoruba nation in a good light, and you "hate people like this?" What am I missing?
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keeno ✧
keeno ✧@ayekeeno·
Podcast host Madame Joyce doubles down while responding to backlash for saying Klay Thompson is only known because of Megan Thee Stallion 👀 She then goes on to claim reality TV star NeNe Leakes is more popular than the top 10 current NBA players 💀🤦‍♂️
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UncleManny
UncleManny@Uncle_Manny·
@omolere @KeizerSoze808 @Dee_Batch @ayekeeno Yeah you're arguments are getting dumber now. He's known for being one of the top 5 shooters in the history of the game, scoring 60 in 3 quarters, winning Olympic gold with the Dream Team. Amongst other things. Now, go shift those goalposts again.
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UncleManny
UncleManny@Uncle_Manny·
@omolere @KeizerSoze808 @Dee_Batch @ayekeeno The UK having one of the lowest viewership audiences doesn't automatically equate to him being unrecognisable. This shouldn't be difficult for anyone with basic intelligence to understand. He's not Lebron or Steph, but the idea that no-one would recognise him here is stupid.
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