Ashamu retweeted
Ore, to remain relevant in society today, you need to be politically connected. Alafin should set aside such an interview and look for proper power in the political sphere. Yes his a father to Oloro, Olora etc he should father them with impacts.
I'm a FAN of Owoade!
Stand firm and do everything within your power to protect your Alaafin, defend the dignity of the throne, protect Oyo, and protect the legacies of our ancestors.Our heritage is our responsibility, and we must never allow it to be erased or misrepresented.
Ilu Oyo o ni baje
Show respect to every king, but never stand idly by while anyone disrespects your own king or distorts your history.Respect must be mutual.
Alaafin Owoade latest idea of establishing Oyo Empire Day is another commendable step towards bringing people of Oyo heritage together, strengthening our shared identity, and promoting unity among us.
Without a doubt, he is a worthy choice and a blessing to ilu Oyo.
Owoade Elewu Etu was indeed an excellent choice one I believe was divinely ordained by God.Since assuming the throne,he has made genuine efforts to reach out to Oyo indigenes wherever they may be, taking the initiative to visit communities and reconnect with people of Oyo origin.
I too like @abdallahalghazy him own na to retweet if I don begin para for Ife rabid dogs 😭😭🤣🤣🤣soft Ibadan man wey no like trouble but then mo si ma ran eh lewon cos I later hear say na you Dey suport baba onigi.
Alaafin is not in a supremacy battle na them Ife bloggers they bash Alaafin since
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This is embarrassing bro.
You probably want to say Oyo.
Ife keh.
I honestly do not know how some of you don’t find it embarrassing to publicly tell fabricated stories called history .
Ashamu retweeted
Kosi!!!.a fi ki won fi eru gba ibukun,ki won o ma pa iro pe Ogun Osoosi ni o n Koko da church sile but on a more serious note, this thing whey we dey consider ordinary fit be something else
Ashamu retweeted
Each Yoruba family has its own history and traditions, which it protects and preserves. If families can safeguard their own history, how much more should we protect the entire Yoruba history from bullying?
Yoruba history speaks for itself. The history of the Oyo Empire is alive.
You all need to calm down and save your energy.Elewu Etu would spend 60 years on that throne, add that to his current age and you’re looking at well over a century. So, relax; there’s no need to get worked up.
I have so much to say about the issue of Qadriyah in southwest but then Alabosi ni gbogbo yin ati Eyin Alfa won won yen
It is becoming increasingly obvious that there is a deliberate agenda to undermine Iku’s influence. Where were all of you when Omo Alowolodu, bi Iyere, ọmọ Ibironke, was alive? Why was there so much silence then, only for you to find your voices now?
Iku is not competing for supremacy with anyone. None of you holds any real significance in the grand scheme of things. Not even your favorite king.Your paymaster is a coward who lacks the courage to speak for himself and instead hides behind rabid dogs like you to do his bidding.
I can clearly understand the resentment directed at Oyo.our forefathers exercised authority over theirs, and their ancestors were subjects and, in some cases,captives of the Oyo Empire. Given that history, why would it be surprising that some still harbour resentment towards Oyo?