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Ìjẹ̀bú ọmọ èrè níwà,
Ọmọ olówó ìṣèmbáyé,
Tówó kújì tó dòde,
Kò tó dówó ẹrú, kò tó dówó ọmọ.
Orisa jẹ́ ń dàbí onílé yìí,
Ọmọ onígbò mawo mawo,
Ìjẹ̀bú igbó Ìjẹ̀bú ni,
Ìjẹ̀bú òde Ìjẹ̀bú ni, – at Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria
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AFRICANS DISCUSS IGBO BEHAVIOUR! WATCH 📹📺
Cameroonian journalists are discussing the behaviour, delusions, and atrocities of the Igbos.
This will be the fourth video I have seen where African countries are discussing the crimes of the Igbo tribe from Nigeria.
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Now that Prof. Wole Soyinka has once again expressed my position, as severally done in the past six years, maybe some of you will understand that there is no malice in my observation. Facts do not care about your feelings.
You can imagine the futility in the efforts of the corrupt professors selling us a hopeless rag doll of the mob as President candidate, while castigating without evidence, those they consider their political enemies. 🤷🏽♂️
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Nigeria’s restructuring debate is about more than changing the constitution. It is about moving from an overly centralised system towards a genuine federation where power is shared and regions have greater control over their affairs.
The argument for ethnolinguistic federalism calls for a system that recognises Nigeria’s diverse peoples while preserving a united country. This requires rethinking the balance of powers between the federal and regional levels, including the division of responsibilities on the legislative lists.
The lesson is clear: national unity is stronger when diversity is recognised, power is decentralised, and every constituent people has a meaningful role in governing the country.
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Hope brought war into Wike’s territory via Fubara, Wike is bringing the war back into Uzodinma’s backyard via okorocha.
Hope will be very busy till next year.
If you want to fight, make sure you finish him, because if he survives, he is coming for you.
Go and ask Atiku to confirm.
“THEY RAIDED THE FORENSIC EXPERT IN HIS BEDROOM FOR DOING THE RIGHT THING” — OKOROCHA ALLEGES, THANKS TINUBU AFTER COURT VICTORY
Former Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha has alleged that the forensic expert involved in his case was raided in his bedroom for “doing the right thing” and is now hospitalised.
Speaking today while celebrating with his family following his victory at the Federal High Court, Okorocha said the Presidency did not support what he described as “this nonsense” and thanked President Bola Tinubu.
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Poland disappeared from the map, not because its people ceased to exist, but because powerful neighbours decided to divide its land.
Between 1772 and 1795, Russia, Prussia and Austria partitioned Poland until it lost its independence. Internal political weaknesses made the country vulnerable, while the ambitions of its neighbours sealed its fate.
Poland’s experience shows that a nation’s survival depends on more than its history or identity. It also depends on strong institutions, political unity and the ability to defend its sovereignty.
The geopolitical lesson: when a state becomes too weak to protect itself, other powers may decide its future for it.
Geopolitics with Oladimeji Bolarinwa
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🚨| Asake partage un résumé du spectacle final de sa tournée In God We Trust à l’Accor Arena en France. 🇫🇷🔥
INCROYABLE 😮💨
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Similar to what happened in Ilorin, those kingdom seeking alliance with the caliphate saw it from a lens of religious ideology and strategy but the Fulani saw it from an ethnic perspective but covertly hid it behind Pan-Islamism……religious brotherhood is a scam lol, wake up!!!
ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Nufāwī, also known as Dan Tsatsa, was a Nupe Islamic scholar and military leader.
He visited Dan Fodio and pledged his allegiance, and was given a flag to spread the jihad in Nupe. He was successful at first, occupying the Nupe capital, Mokwa, for six months, but was unable to hold it and had to appeal for external assistance from Sokoto. After the death of Dan Fodio in 1817, Malam Dendo, who was a Fulani leader, was endorsed as the primary leader for Nupe by the Caliphate. The shifting politics placed him at odds with Dendo, and ʿAbd al-Raḥmān was murdered three years later.
The reason we told our ignorant extreme Muslim brothers to choose their ethnicity before religion is dis.
ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Nufāwī, also known as Dan Tsatsa, was a Nupe Islamic scholar and military leader.
He visited Dan Fodio and pledged his allegiance, and was given a flag to spread the jihad in Nupe. He was successful at first, occupying the Nupe capital, Mokwa, for six months, but was unable to hold it and had to appeal for external assistance from Sokoto. After the death of Dan Fodio in 1817, Malam Dendo, who was a Fulani leader, was endorsed as the primary leader for Nupe by the Caliphate. The shifting politics placed him at odds with Dendo, and ʿAbd al-Raḥmān was murdered three years later.
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Let’s take a quick virtual tour of the upcoming Marina Interchange Hub on the Lagos Island Waterfront.
We’ve structured this mega terminal to ease transport and ensure your comfort with standard canteens, shops, and restrooms.
Share this video with someone who needs to see this.
#LAMATA
#KeepingLagosMoving
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I love the way Obidients think, Obi will say something in PLAIN ENGLISH, but they will keep trying to explain the words in Plain English too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
