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Dear Uncle Femi, It has become important that we talk about how the Nigeria Movie Industry has become a significant part of the Nigeria Entertainment Industry. We cannot ignore how Yoruba actors are the main face of the Industry and how these actors have continued to push Yoruba culture to people in diaspora. Over decades, we have seen how movies have shaped the perspective of people about certain topics, people and Nation. This is a proof that the Agenda setting of theory of communication is not an illusion but a reality that we all can see. With the production of movies like Eran Iya Oshogbo, Koto Aye, Abeni Agbon among others, we have seen how these movies shaped the perspective of people on different names, animals and even persons. E.g Iya gbonkan. To brag a bit, it is important that you and your colleagues know that more than 70% of people who watches your movies are Yorubas and that should reflect in your movies through the production. We have seen how great movie directors and producers like baba Tunde Kelani and co, directed and produced movies like Saworode, Agogo ewo, Toluwanile and many others without pandering to anyone and it is evident how these movies have passed the test of time. We cannot keep ignoring the denigration of Yoruba women, misrepresentation of our historical facts, pandering to people whom we had no history with until the amalgamation in your movies. The way you tell the stories resonates in the mind of people and lingers for a very long time. There would forever be backlashes when your stories and roles are not properly aligned with the realities. I urge that you dive deeper into our histories to ensure that Nollywood historical movies are not produced base on conjectures and fables. Denigration of Yoruba women in all kind of movies, historical and contemporaries need to stop. Thank you. Yours sincerely.

I'm sorry this is wrong. There are a lot of our stuff that has been plundered but this is not one of them. These shell huts are located in Lower Grosvenor Gardens, near Victoria Station in London. And they are not from Ilé-Ifè. They were built in 1952 as part of a post-war redesign of the gardens. The architect is a French designer Jean-Charles Moreux. The videographer made a wrong assumption.

@Net_worth001 @osazenoo Nope. You know who the “tinted blood” are and it’s not Benin nor Yoruba🤪

@osazenoo Tinted blood 😂 pig

100% Benin, 100% Yoruba

If you’re a Muslim and this appears on your timeline, kindly retweet it so it can reach those who may not have completed their ṣalāh today. May this act serve as a reminder and stand as a witness for us on the Day of Qiyaamah.

@203020v1 @eakinola23 @cent_haysmall Oh so the Yorubas were right then. They’ve always been the ones pushing for “One Nigeria” and coexisting with different tribes peacefully but enough is enough. There’s no “One Nigeria” anywhere!

@eakinola23 @cent_haysmall Igbos preach one nigeria? When? 😂🤣😂🤣😂

Peter Obi insulted us for 4 years, he want to give us lecture in our own Oduduwa hall. I like as OAU shenk am so

@TheHN1C I have always maintained my stand, I grew up with this people, and I will tell you nothing like there are good or bad ibos, all ibos have the same character and attitude, whether born in Nigeria or outside Nigeria, an ibo man with PHd will always think like someone selling gala.

@Missgeey_ @chibuicke @fineurl9128 I know that’s your reality, the “imagination” and “lies” is where you emerged from. Yorubas don’t do that because they have the culture, history, traditions, every single thing has meaning in the Yoruba tribe unlike the Igbos, now shift back.

@SatenaV @chibuicke @fineurl9128 Yorubarbaric imagination and lies

You people didn’t even start wearing clothes until around 1960. A small group from your tribe who dressed like Yoruba women back then consider themselves more civilized than others.

@honest_takes1 You’ll just finally run mad. Look at how you’re fighting yourself. Aneeeemal🌚

She posted her own number yesterday and Rinsola is getting her lick back. Y’all giveaway junkies should please STFU

@chirikimmy @AsakyGRN Look at how you described yourself in those first few sentences. Well, that’s your problem, not mine. My points still stands unchanged, unbothered, and unmoved. Now go and type your long epistle, send it to your ancestors. They might have the patience. Lol.

Go and verify what you just said and stop smoking weed early in the morning,l know you are among those Yorubas that are always in the bus top every morning taking hard drugs and alcohol,l am very sure you are at the busstop now drinking shekpe,it is not my fault that Igbos are giving u guys headache, we are here to suffocate you guys more,incase you don’t know,the Igbo man never claimed to be king,he only dressed in his traditional wear with his South Africa wife and some SA angry birds accused him to be claiming king in SA,even some sensible South Africans know this but a yariba ronu like u want to support the bad wagon, we know you guys and una go suffer am equally.

A Nigerian streamer was live in the UK with his friend when a lady asked them for £10. After revealing she was from South Africa, the streamer’s friend became upset, took back the £10, and said he would never help a South African because of how Nigerians and other African countries faces xenophobic treatment in South Africa.

@nobodyspecs @chirikimmy @AsakyGRN The lies you feed on

@SatenaV @chirikimmy @AsakyGRN Bitterness nah unah thing. Always hating on prosperous humans.

@chirikimmy @AsakyGRN Tears already? 😏 This is just the starter. When Igbos did theirs, it was comedy. The Yorubas pushed back just once in the lives and you're crying? You crossed boundaries, hold your tribesmen accountable and stop blaming the Yorubas. For every action, there are consequences.

Say that to your Yoruba brothers and sisters that went online rubbishing Igbos to the South Africans,we were on our own before you guys went there to say rubbish,now you are saying opposite of Yoruba isn’t igbo lol… why didn’t you advice your people then,they are the ones obsesssing over Igbos,same thing they are doing in Ghana that will soon back fire on all of them,they will chase all Nigerians and won’t spare anyone fools.

@Eleazar513 @MambheleM @Deezah_Abu @Nikkiomo1 @AsakyGRN What country? Who told you, you had a country? Oh wait, you mean the country you sold to your white masters??? You’re a bloody fool

@SatenaV @MambheleM @Deezah_Abu @Nikkiomo1 @AsakyGRN Stop talking nonsense we not here to negotiate with Nigerians for our country

@Tves500 @Ovbiedo_ “Influenced from the Sahel" doesn't mean "owned by the Sahel." Pizza was influenced from Italy. Doesn't mean New York didn't make its own damn thing Oghosa.

@SatenaV @Ovbiedo_ Agabada was influenced from the Sahel region to Oyo. It's not indigenous to y'all.

The same Yoruba people who took the Nupe headpiece and renamed it gele? Everybody knows that much of what is called Yoruba culture today is an appropriation of different cultures. Agbada = Hausa/Fulani Gele = Nupe Ogun = Edo Olokun = Edo Omo = Edo

@MrIykendu @Chainz_zvm @PulseNigeria247 And you’re very stupid!

@SatenaV @Chainz_zvm @PulseNigeria247 You don't know the use of English language

“Yorùbá is a tonal language. Hausa is looser. Igbo is a bit more torturous than Yorùbá. But nothing compares to the musicality of Yorùbá. Yorùbá sings.” - Wole Soyinka praises the Yorùbá language

@Chainz_zvm @PulseNigeria247 Oh shut up you godforsaken piece of amoeba.

@SatenaV @PulseNigeria247 When we start talking about retarded stuffs we’ll call you but for now go back into your shithole

@Josephu_o @alabiopeyemiola You mean your tribe?

@alabiopeyemiola Your tribe are even worse than South Africans

I know certain people who would do exactly this. Here, they’re the loudest ones claiming Lagos is a “no man’s land,” but if they were the actual owners of Lagos , they would treat citizens from other states this very same way!!!

@iyiolalekan6 @papichulo4224 @yoruba_firstt1 No be this lie our forefathers pass down to us. Some times, instead of being strategic, you do need to step up and set boundaries! You really think if the case were reversed, they’ll be strategic?? Absolutely not!

@papichulo4224 @yoruba_firstt1 Whatever you want to gain with this insult is dead on arrival. The issue here is that a lot of people like you underestimate Ibadan people on many fronts without taking time to know them via their history. Winning in life does not come with noise making but strategy. Wait&see

Shame on Sons of Ibadan! Ibos dare to say this nonsense against your state, king and leader! In your own land!!! Shame on you people, all of you!

@Amanzetheegod @Fhibiofficial You really think the Yorubas are faking it?? Yoruba???? Is it the same Yorubas that are known for anything celebration/happiness?? You must be silly! Yorubas are proudly Ewedu/Amala/Abula, anyone you wanna call them, they would answer you proudly.

@Fhibiofficial lol.. the fake happiness y’all just project on us is actual insane but go on shaa 😂

It is not the name Okpa we call them that is paining them. It is the fact that they call us Ewedu and we are happy. 🤣

@JeffChisom_ @Pathfinder077 The Igbos don’t even like the Yorubas! They’ve called the Yorubas all kinds of name for years and now that the Yorubas have had enough of it and now helping the Igbos on how to get their Biafra, they’re still the bad ones????

@Pathfinder077 Unity beggers. Wonder why Igbos support Yoruba nation but they all wish Biafra never see the light of day.

The ibos have failed politically in Nigeria even their Biafra is totally useless

@Chainz_zvm @PulseNigeria247 Igbos is much more torturous than Yoruba. Cry me a river you fool

@PulseNigeria247 I'm a Yoruba but talking down on other people's just to elevate your own is not a good thing to go for