𝐴𝑑𝑒𝑛𝑖𝑦𝑖 .𝑂.

@LegendaryJoe 1. Tinubu 2. Tinubu and 3. Tinubu

Can you name 3 Major politicians who was never of the PDP and are still relevant today?

@instablog9ja One oloribuku Yoruba guy will fall into this gutter. May God protect and preserve our life from this tribe called Ibo.

“I’m Igbo, but I can’t date Igbo men. I love Yoruba guys and a little of Hausa. Igbo men feel that a lady should be under them. They will date you and not want you to do anything.”- Lady says

In the shadows of Borno's forests, terrorists plant informants to track our movements. In the hills of Kwara, foreign hands dig for minerals meant to fund chaos. But in the last 48 hours, the net tightened. Soldiers arrested spies, uncovered illegal miners from Niger Republic, and recovered weapons along familiar roads. The enemy adapts and so do we. This morning, we honor the quiet work of intelligence that stops attacks before they happen.

@Maya_leeke ÀGBẸJANLABỌFA

What is the weirdest surname you've ever heard? 🤔

@AishaYesufu Learning about the "Structure of Criminality" New Nigeria is LOOTABLE. You are no longer talking much about @PeterObi nowadays. Or is it part learning?

The things I am learning just by being a registered member of ADC, no political science degree would have taught me those things and I love it!!!!!! Political parties are where the real power brokering takes place. Joining ADC is the best decision I made this year!!!!!!

@TheSerahIbrahim Ekuke thought the government knew about her existence. Some obidiots have been freed from the bondage. That's Elon Musk returns is reducing.

Whenever I post my football rants or my random tweets, I get so many views but whenever I tweet about Peter Obi, the views don’t even do up to 20k And I’ve been noticing less views on Peter Obi’s handle too There’s definitely something going on from the govt but we will overcome.

@Bayo_Bilisi @adisa_idiagbon @AdeHardemola @AmodaOgunlere @B0lutife @OlakotanEboda @AdenijiAye46646 He may be ọmọ ìyá yibo; one of the tinted blood with full Yoruba name.

The Chukwuebuka's project in Amuwo-Odofin. Lagos has still not gotten the memo. Hausas are dominant in Agege, Mile 12 and Alaba Rago. We don't see aspirants dressing up or naming their campaigns after the Hausas in that community. Why are you being made to believe this is the only way you can get votes? These are settlers in your land who are supposed to participate in the voting process and return to their businesses like they do in Kano and other northern part. You're inviting them to share your political spaces with you when they should only interfere from a distance. We won't stop talking!

@lollylarry1 If it weren't for useless people from the SadEast littering Yoruba land with fake drugs, we'd be living well over 100 years. We're lively people; we love to have fun. What do you think?

I bet you'll watch this more than once. Network grandma salo 🤣🤣🤣

Art has always had a home in me, and over time I found that fabric was the medium that made the most sense to me. Not because it is the loudest, but because it carries the most. Every outfit I put on is a creative decision rooted in who I am as an Egba man, and that identity is not something I wear lightly. The heritage, the culture, the history, all of it gets translated into what you see. That is the only way I know how to dress. #Egbaliganza2026 #AareLaiLabode #EgbaToTheWorld #CulturalStyle #ModernTradition #AuraKing

Last year when this picture was shot! Yorùbá conservatives fought against it. This is an Ẹ̀gbá event, why is anyone trying to Nigerianize it? All attires were sown by a non-Yorùbá - Ugo Monye. Have we lacked skillful tailors in Yorùbá land? Majority of Models used were non-Yorùbá Media houses and other organizers? Same! Just when the argue was heated and lashes were dropping on the butts of Ààrẹ Lai Labode for this carelessness... @Morris_Monye brother of Ugo Monye's mockery of the Ronu complainers was so loud. He called us words close to worthless and said we do not have a say at the elites table where decisions were made. He even shared a chat with his brother asking him to ignore us that it's all "one Nigeria". Morris Monye's voice was not found asking for One Nigeria at Ojude Okpa contract distribution. He quickly forgot that his brother was made more popular because he made Davido's wedding Agbada. Morris could not also tell us how many Yorùbás are benefiting from Eastern events even the ones hosted in Lagos and other parts of Yorùbá land. Morris did not call any of his brothers pushing haate against us to order but he rather ridiculed us and said we don't matter. Today, because we did what was necessary, Lisabi day has booted out all Non-Yorùbás from the organisers and beneficiaries. Yes including his brother! Only Ààrẹ Lai Labode can explain what his eyes saw that made him build a factory of Aṣọ Ofi and employed 100% Yorùbás there. Dear Morris, I waited for months before responding to you! Here's my response, please call the governor, chiefs, Alake and Ààrẹ Lai Labode and tell them to re-instate your brother. He who laughs last 😹

As a South African, I now understand what happened in Biafra in 1967. Igbos are the problem, They are very provocative.. South Africans are currently protesting for Igbos to leave South Africa and Igbos are protesting that South Africans hate Igbos

@itsTseTse But your foolish tribal people, including your parents, can find their way into Yoruba land to work. A day will come when Pharaoh, who doesn't know Joseph, will be enthroned and send away our enemies from our region. Product of baby factories

I know this might sound biased, but from my experience working in Nigeria, any organization where over 70% of the staff are Yoruba usually isn’t the best place to work. Hear me out

@Bayo_Bilisi @AdeHardemola @AmodaOgunlere @BachelorIdan @OlakotanEboda @NoNonsensezone How do we explain to the entire world that this tribe is a major cause of the problems we're having in Nigeria? They're Ibo(BIAFRAUD), not Nigerian. Do as you please unto them. Let's divide Nigeria now for God's sake.

An Igbo man has caused problems for other Africans in South Africa. The South Africans have started closing down shops of other Africans because an Igbo man crowned himself King. Where's the next country to be distabilised by the Igbos?

Since the commissioning of Breweries and Beverage Plants has become the standard for development according to the Obidients, then I must say, we owe the Ooni of Ifè a lot of praise and worship. He singlehandedly established Ojaja drinks in February 🤝✨

Tinubu till 2031. Help me retweet.

@KevinblakC Hope you're living in that Abia State. A day will come when we'll force you back to your God-forsaken region, so you can continue enjoying the development. Ingrate set of people who can't achieve anything until they come to the South West. Ọmọ irankiran.

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@LegendaryJoe Just in case people don't understand why Gov Amuneke says "The people of Olaniyi" It means something deeper. He is as bigoted as the sperm of his ancestors.

My people. Who is the greatest female Nigerian journalist between the two? Retweet 4 Maupe Like 4 Ojy

@wandyvirus @adisa_idiagbon May God bless you and your generation for this🙏.

Yorùbá! Yorùbá!! Yorùbá!!! Ẹ̀meèló ni mo pè yín??? Pay attention to what is going on. The people we elected don't have enough làákàyè to decipher these things I'm about to distill. 1. The Sùrúlérè religious undertone finally confirms one thing. Christian is the new euphemism for Ibo. Yorùbá open your eyes and your minds. When they agitate for "equal" political representation in your region, they are not fighting for "Yorùbá Christians". It is a back door policy to gain access into your political space and control it. We have some grumblings here and there but generally Yorùbás don't give a hoot about your religion, we are (usually) more concerned about your roots, origin and antecedents. Yorùbá will agitate for indigenous representation (such as the Àwórì and Ègùn in Lagos and in Ògùn) rather than religious. Open your eyes and don't allow them to push you to allow that destructive influence into our polity. Christians in Yorùbáland are mostly disingenuous and hypocritical. They will swallow hook, line and, sinker any propaganda that seems to push Christian (aka Ibo) agenda. They have been conditioned to "touch not my anointed" and have a disdain for tradition and culture. It is not a surprise that they get outwitted by discerning Yorùbá who can see tomorrow just like Awólọ́wọ̀ did 50+ years ago. Ẹ l'ajú yín sílẹ̀ kí tàlùbọ̀ tó kó wọ̀ọ́!!!! 2. The Otti propaganda is another thing we Yorùbás are stupid about. Recall that the 2023 elections had a prominent Christian (aka Ibo) candidate who used a Christian term "Obidiot" to sway millions. What this candidate did not account for was the "blast from the past" that showed that his people detested him so badly. It was irrefutable as it was digitally documented. He was the worst governor to ever rule the Christian State of Anambra. They are trying to avoid that mistake with @alexottiofr. In a few years, they'll point you to videos and images of women dancing and singing for him as evidence of his "competence"( even if this is just some JB logo or a water fountain). Be vigilant. You cannot beat them at propaganda of the mud. 3. Remember that you are the most populous tribe in Nigeria. Use your Yorùbá soft and economic power. 1. Educate your people offline! If you don't know what to educate your people follow @BusuyiOrisWorks and @AKakanfo and learn from their content. Teach your people!! 2. Employ competent Yorùbás! Don't be gatekeepers. Buy from Yorùbás. I don't mean only online vendors, I mean a deliberateness at ensuring you identify and buy from credible merchants offline. There's an agenda to wipe us off with chemicals embedded in our drinks and medication. @DAwojide and @femiadebimpe have been championing the fight against fake products. Take that fight further. Identify Yorùbás that sell originals and support them. 3. Support leaders who are unapologetically Yorùbá. Awólọ́wọ̀ was unapologetically Yorùbá as was Akíntọ́lá, Bọ́lá Ìgè and as is @officialABAT. Renounce any leadership that is not unapologetically Yorùbá both in the region and at federal levels. 4. Connect with Yorùbá in the diaspora. Yorùbá in Benin, Ghana, Sénégal, Sierra Leone etc. Build a very strong bond and cultural bridge. Yorùbá! Yorùbá!! Yorùbá!!! Ẹ̀meèló ni mo pe yín? Use your làákàyè!!! Dá tìẹ mọ̀!!! Èdùmàrè á ṣájú wa.