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Amunigun, Ibadan.
Joined February 2021
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1/21 WHY EVERY ITSEKIRI MUST REMEMBER PA ALFRED REWANE He was more than a businessman and a hero of Nigeria's democracy struggle. He was an Itsekiri patriot, a Yoruba nationalist, and his life reminds us of the bonds between the Itsekiri and Yoruba. 🧵
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Replying to @funshographix
All the day of your life
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Think Yoruba First!
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The same way Theodore Herzl portrait is hung at the Knesset and Mao at Tiananmen square because of how these people led the reunification of their civilization. Awolowo deserves to be the standard portrait in all SW State House or parliament If it were people like the current
Na Awolowo picture we suppose dey hang for offices for SW. Jerry really held it down for us big time. We probably would've been fucked if it was someone else at the helm during that tumultuous period.
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Nigerian professionals in the diaspora (Canada 🇨🇦, Germany 🇩🇪, UAE 🇦🇪, UK 🇬🇧, USA 🇺🇸, South Africa 🇿🇦, etc) understand what serious economic reform looks like. We understand that no nation develops by reversing difficult but necessary decisions every election cycle. Stability, continuity, and courage matters a lot. That is why we stand firmly behind President Bola Tinubu (@officialABAT)’s re-election. The work has started. The mission is clear. The progress must continue. #DiasporaForTinubu 💙
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Every empire rises, dominates, and eventually declines. Is America approaching the fourth stage of imperial collapse? History shows that empires do not last forever. They rise, consolidate power, face internal and external pressures, and eventually weaken. America may now be entering the fourth of five stages in the cycle of empire. But what eventually keeps and sustains an empire? Is this a warning from history or a sign of what lies ahead for African powers, America and other states? Watch. Geopolitics with Oladimeji Bolarinwa
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BREAKING: Indian Magician Dies While Performing a High-Risk Stunt Before a Live Audience
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I never see any of una ó. Or you're buying tickets behind my back?
🌟Yoruba Nationalism = Intellectualism 🌟 It's not noisemaking, neither is it regional banters. How about having the right ideology since it's a long term struggle. I present to you 👇 💫 Geopolitics with Oladimeji Bolarinwa: The President of Think Yoruba First Organization Worldwide. Topic: THE BATTLE FOR WEST AFRICA Echoes from the Songhai and Oyo Empire. 🪧Location: St. Pancras Community Association, 67 Plender Street London. 🪧Other Locations: Online Attendance. ⌚Time: 5PM WAT This is me calling on you all Yorubas, Comrades, Intellectuals and Knowledge Seekers to be a part of this Geopolitics Conference. 💫You don't have to be Yorùbá to attend 💫 Everybody needs the knowledge of Geopolitics for survival. If you're in London especially, you should not miss this. Powerful speakers would be attending. Secure your Tickets through my personal link to get a discount exclusively for my followers. Both on the timeline and my space 👇 eventbrite.com/e/19998635366… Please notify me if you need any help registering. I am attending too See you there ✌️🤭
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How is identifying as Yoruba first became a treasonable offense? What exactly is wrong with persevering your culture and traditions? I am Yoruba first before Nigeria !
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Oyo Residents Welcome Newly Established Nigerian Army Battalion Amid Security Concerns
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Always. I think YORÙBÁ first.
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Replying to @ZeynaOtub
Think Yorùbá First
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Btw, we’re Yoruba first, then Nigerian. Self-preservation matters
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IS THE IGBO IDEOLOGY OF LIVING SPACE/LEBENSRAUM A NAZI IDEOLOGY? As someone who speaks a level of German language, who lived in Germany and who studied Nazi Germany history and also read Awolowo’s autobiography, I must admit that it will take the grace of the almighty for another civil war not to happen in Nigeria because of the political and social ideology from the South East which they have branded as patriotism or better still “one Nigeria”. Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the first person who properly elucidated the politics and ideology of the NCNC Igbo nationalist party as a form of Herenvolk political movement or simply put “Herenvolkism” which was an ethnic supremacist project built on ethnic exceptionalism. Let’s go back to the words being used by the speakers in the video below. The speakers used the term “Living space” multiple times in order to describe the political and social ideology that drives the Igbo’s orientation about Nigeria. In German we call “Living space” as “Lebensraum. The term living space or “Lebensraum was coined by German geographer and nationalist called Friedrich Ratzel in 1901 in order to use Charles Darwin racist evolution theories to justify social Darwinism, imperialism and how this theories can be used by Westphalian states to justify imperialism and colonialism. He argued that a healthy and growing nation needs more natural resources and lands in order to thrive and survive. This ideology was what motivated the Germans to orchestrate the First World War and to justify the Eastward expansion of Nazi Germany into Slavic lands in order to displace and replace the indigenous people as a means of obtaining “Living space” in German language “Lebensraum “. This ideology of living space was what gave the imperial German forces the will and faux morality to annihilate 90 percent of the Herero population of Namibia in order to steal the land. The irony is that most of the lands in Namibia today is controlled and owned by the German population of Namibia who were descendants of those who organised the “Living space “ campaigns that wiped out the Herero population. It makes sense that Azikwe wanted to rule Yoruba people instead of Igbos even thought he was born in Zungeru and why he threatened the Yoruba intellectuals with treason petitions when they asked for true federalism, option of self determination and confederacy in colonial Nigeria because that would have stopped his people from actualising his “Lebensraum or Living space” ideology in Nigeria. It is not a surprise that Professor Moghalu came out some time again to advocate for Ataturk Kemal’s method of nation building for Nigeria meanwhile Adolf Hitler used Kemal as a role model in his formulation and institutionalisation of his Nazi ideology. The question is why are Igbo intellectuals of the past 100 years adopting and supporting imperial and Nazi Germany ideology in Nigeria? Is that the reason why they believe Lagos is no man’s land? Is that why they openly advocate for the eradication of indigenous rights in Nigeria as recent as the 2014 confab and under Ben Kalu the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives ??? No form of pacifism will ever stop an ideology that believes in seeking living space. It can only be solved via equal and proper resistance. The living space ideology is not just an Igbo issue, it is also a Fulani nationalist manifesto problem which was why they requested for RUGA and cattle colony under Buhari across non Fulani territories in Nigeria or else sedentary farmers and population in Nigeria will not know peace. Is the Igbo ideology of Living space a Nazi ideology? Let history be our judge.
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Your seat is waiting. Few days to go. Theme: The Battle for West Africa: Echoes from the Songhai & Oyo Empires with Oladimeji Bolarinwa 📅 Fri 6 Nov, 5pm 📍 St. Pancras Community Association, London 🎟️ Limited seats. Scan the QR code or tap the link in bio to book on Eventbrite. eventbrite.com/e/geopolitics…
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Your seat is waiting. Few days to go. Theme: The Battle for West Africa: Echoes from the Songhai & Oyo Empires with Oladimeji Bolarinwa 📅 Fri 6 Nov, 5pm 📍 St. Pancras Community Association, London 🎟️ Limited seats. Scan the QR code or tap the link in bio to book on Eventbrite. eventbrite.com/e/geopolitics…
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There are many people with cancer but they think it is ulcer. Better go for a test.
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DAWN Commission Receives Award of Excellence from EOYNA The Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) Commission was honoured this Monday when the outgoing President of Egbe Omo Yoruba North America (EOYNA), Dr Ayodeji Famuyide, visited the Commission's office at Cocoa House, Ibadan, to present an Award of Excellence to the Director-General, Dr Seye Oyeleye. The award recognises the Commission's leadership and commitment to developing the Southwest region. It also reflects the growing partnership between DAWN and EOYNA, built on a shared vision of connecting the Yoruba diaspora with development efforts at home. @eoynorthamerica
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Writing 🚀 CALL FOR INNOVATORS & BUILDERS | POSTCODE API PITCH OPPORTUNITY Have you built an innovative solution using Nigeria’s new Postcode API? Here’s your chance to showcase your work! Selected innovators will have the opportunity to pitch live on YouTube before the Postmaster-General and other industry leaders. 📅 Pitch Sessions: 🔹 October 27, 2026 🔹 November 6, 2026 🔹 November 21, 2026 💡 If you've developed a solution using the new Postcode API, this is your opportunity to present your innovation to key industry stakeholders. 🔗 Apply here: pitch.postcode.gov.ng 📢 Know an innovator who should take advantage of this opportunity? Share this with them! #KnowYourPostcode #Innovation #TechEcosystem #PostcodeAPI #NigeriaTech
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