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Polska autostrada w chmurach. To wideo emocjonuje mnie bardziej niż jakieś głodne kawałki o potendze Chin. Cudze chwalcie, swego nie znacie.
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One reason why everyone associates infrastructure with Chyna is that Europe does not produce propaganda material of its achievements. We think infrastructure is boring and not interesting at all like social justice and climate. It's difficult to even find any photos.
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This is part of how they do the social engineering unconsciously.
They use every opportunity to denigrate and make you dislike yours even though theirs is below par.
Meanwhile the parents will not know where the child got such ideology from.
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The stupidddd teacher in my niece’s school is telling them how Tinubu is bad and Obi is good, the olofo is telling under age students to chose wisely. A foolisssh bigot want them to pick his tribesman. My niece said “I don’t know why he’s forcing Obi on us”
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Ibo are trying to brainwash Yoruba children, as early as possible, whereas, we still haven't made "The Autobiography of Chief Obafemi Awolowo" a required reading for them. They aggressively seize every opportunity; we are relaxed.
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Under Seyi Makinde in Oyo State, you do not need to know the younger brother of the SUBEB or TESCOM chairman to be employed.
You also do not need to know the Ogbomosho or Ibadan or Oyo or Kutuwengi Chief Imam.
If APC wins in Oyo State, job slots will be distributed among party members and the influential. We can see what’s happening at the Federal level. At least, what happened in this video is a vivid, obvious and practical testament to that.
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Yusuf, did you defend Yoruba women when tweets denigrating them from ibo came up?
Bigotry is undoubtedly one of our biggest problems in this part of the world. That one Yorùbá cultural custodian, for instance, would have no problem with a fellow Yorùbá man marrying a woman from New York or Britain. But let that same man bring home a wife from Anambra, Enugu, or even Edo, and suddenly, all hell breaks loose. Apparently, marrying across continents is more acceptable than marrying across Nigerian ethnic lines. If your culture can accommodate a foreigner but not your fellow Nigerian, perhaps the problem isn't cultural preservation. Perhaps, it's ethnic chauvinism disguised in cultural attire.
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loke loke 🆙
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🚨POLICE DONT WANT YOU TO SEE THIS
Birmingham yesterday
Fatal stabbing of white man by a Muslim
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Isn't that one of Tinubus Prado?
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I have had first hand experience countless times to let me know that most Nigerian women don't have OT when it comes to security or street awareness.
Remember one time a friend of a friend was doing his introduction ceremony in a ghetto area. The area boys gathered around and were dancing and being merry. We wey sabi de even pass them shayo.
I don't know how one of dem mistakenly stepped on a lady, one of my guy's colleagues. That one, probably looking down on the guy based on how razz him looked, went and slapped him.
Omo. Proper confra+street thug o. Baba put call, men fell out everywhere. Proper siege.
War nearly happened that day. We used combination of different tactics and OT to smuggle her out of the venue, then spent the entire night placating and eventually sorting the guys.
Such avoidable silliness.
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Why do minimalist when you can show up as royalty? The aso-oke color, the gele, the Fila, the irukere, everything is serving.
The Yoruba wedding attire doesn’t have to demand attention; it naturally commands it
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Support Yorùbá conservatism. That’s your antidote to extremism in the Southwest.
If you want to preserve the culture everyone enjoys in the Southwest, you need to support the preservation and conservation of Yorùbá culture.
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A lot of you view conservatism and liberalism through a Western lens. That’s why you expect us to practise suicidal empathy in a country like Nigeria and castigate us when we refuse. Those labels don’t map neatly onto the Yorùbá context. We didn’t need colonization or contact with westerners to introduce us to openness or freedom of expression.
In Yorùbá culture, liberalism and freedom of expression are intrinsic values. Preserving them is therefore a conservative position for us. The extremism we oppose is one that seek to dictate our religion, whom we vote for, whom we support, whom we show respect to through ìdọ̀bálẹ̀ or ìkúnlẹ̀, whom we marry, whom we ally with etc.
What we’re witnessing now in Yorùbáland is not liberalism but self-destruction. That’s why we’re calling for the preservation of our own traditions of openness, coexistence, self-expression, and self-preservation.
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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.
