Christian | Yoruba Rights Advocate | Self-Determination Proponent | Lawyer | Revealing Nigeria's Ethnic Tension & Exploring Solutions via Governance Structure
Ile Yoruba
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In the last few weeks, it has become increasingly clear, that Obidient is just Igbo politics. How do Obidients cry when you expose them ? - By insulting you. Anyway, Nigeria = Ethnic Politics. Too much ethnic tension. We need a Referendum for Ethnic Sovereignty, or Regionalism.
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Meet the Yoruba woman making waves in the UK.
Known by his stage name, Little Simz, Simbiatu is described by fans as Best UK Rapper Of All Times. She was born February 23, 1994, in Islington, London, and grew up becoming a British-Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, and actress.
As a Yoruba woman She has become one of the most acclaimed figures in contemporary UK hip-hop, blending introspective lyricism, jazz, soul, and electronic elements in her music with her work often exploring themes of identity, mental health, ambition, and Black womanhood.
She was said to have been influenced as a teenager by artists like Busta Rhymes, Nas, Biggie Smalls, and especially Lauryn Hill and started releasing music independently around 2010, gaining traction through mixtapes and live performances at venues like Hackney Empire and the Royal Albert Hall.
Ajikawo expanded into film and TV, featuring in:
- Top Boy (Netflix, 2019–2023) where she played roles as Shelley, a resilient club owner navigating London's underworld.
- Malcolm & Marie (2021): Supporting role in the Zendaya-John David Washington drama.
- Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) where she was a musician in the Marvel film; also contributed to the soundtrack.
- Upcoming: Steve (2025), a film with Cillian Murphy, where she starred alongside Tracey Ullman and Emily Watson.
Yoruba people are the giants of Africa.
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Why other ethnic groups don't want to be associated with the Igbos to have a common national identity (Biafra)!
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Before anybody tell you it’s APC thats attacking Voters.
Before they tell you it’s APC thay destroyed Democracy.
Before they tell you it’s APC that suppress voters, can you see for yourself…
That’s the new Nigeria obidients are asking for!
It takes a lot of delusional insanity to think you will move the goalpost, and gaslight/rubbish your way out of the dunce corner you placed yourself in.
Take your meds, or perhaps we need Yaba Psychiatric Ward to track you down for the rest of your injections.
Were alaso.🌚⬇️
This is literally the Emi lokan legacy and that’s why you can’t pay me to support this current APC regime.
Bigotry was a thing in this country but it was not operating at this abashed, virulent level. Not especially from those claiming to be Yorubas (I say claim, because the quoted tweet is pure Omo ale behavior).
I’m never going to accept the normalization of this disgusting degree of tribal hatred and I can’t wait for my country’s leadership to be rid of those instigating it.
Consider the wickedness of a people forming the vast majority behind fake baby food, and fake juices for toddlers - Not just targeting adult beverages, even children - And I should align with them to give their Peter Obi political power ?
Are we thinking ?
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Imagine tarnishing your country’s image just to paint Yoruba bad 🫤
The two culprits are Cameroonians but you had to call them Nigerians and Yoruba
You can only create propaganda on Yoruba but we all know yall are doing the real thing 😂
Owner of the video:@D9jahistorian
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Spot Hadiza Shagari in Asooke- iro, buba, gele and ipele.. dressed as a full Yoruba woman
And this was decades ago. Yoruba women have always been the blueprint for Nigerian women. Especially for international meetings
Now, women from various parts of the world dress like us too
#ThisWeekinUSNigeriaHistory in 1980, the United States and Nigeria held trade talks in Washington following then-President Shehu Shagari’s official visit. The talks focused on expanding trade and investment, including U.S. agricultural exports, while supporting Nigeria’s agricultural development.
More than four decades later, both countries continue to strengthen commercial ties in agriculture, infrastructure, the digital economy, and other sectors, creating economic opportunities for Americans and Nigerians. #Freedom250
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Another brainwashed reverse psychology zombie.
Your stupid definition of "Christian," is to let Ibo claim origin/credit for what Yoruba ancestors made.
Tell us why God divided Israel's land, amongst 12 tribes, instead of one big Israel.
Your brain cells are on life support.🫵🏾🤡⬇️
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She locked the comment section.
These fools will dish-out lies, but quickly lock the comments to prevent the truth from shattering the fragile delusional prism, from which they're broadcasting nothing but sh*t.🤡⬇️
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Image 1 Below shows Stanley Arinze's foolishness, reminiscent of Solomon's conundrum with the two women fighting over ownership of the baby. The fake mother, was eager to sword the baby in half, just as we see Ibo today, eager to "share origin" of what Yoruba made created.
The same Ibo who were naked in Image 2 Below (George Thomas Basden's documentary), with the only gele in sight being at the missionary house amongst those who came to civilize Ibo, now want Yoruba to share our gele with them in 2026.🌚⬇️
You must look carefully to see why this video is problematic, for the Yoruba culture.
Isn't Gele Yoruba ?
Why is an Ibo drummer featured alongside the Yoruba drummer, at this Yoruba exhibition ?
Why sprinkle all over this exhibition, the Ibo motif, comprised of items (Ibo dancing, the abebe fan, etc) copied by Ibo from other cultures ?
The aim is to promote imagery that weaves Ibo into the Gele story - Essentially making Ibo parallel to the Yoruba story.
Why is an Ibo, Stanley Arinze, co-hosting this event with Dotun David Popoola, to curate and tell the Yoruba story of Gele ?
Are Yoruba and Ibo twins ?
We, Yoruba, did not even know Ibo existed in their forests, until the British colonization, when Ibo became exposed to Yoruba culture via Nigeria.
Today (October 2026), Ibo are now pushing clever ways to weave and parallel Ibo alongside Yoruba's cultural items - And all it took was one Dotun David Popoola, who is aloof to what is happening, used by Ibo to misappropriate his own Yoruba culture, in a way that he is too blind or shortsighted to see.
Perhaps Dotun is too busy enjoying the attention, and spinning his agbada, to see.🤡⬇️
Image 1 Below shows Stanley Arinze's foolishness, reminiscent of Solomon's conundrum with the two women fighting over ownership of the baby. The fake mother, was eager to sword the baby in half, just as we see Ibo today, eager to "share origin" of what Yoruba made created.
The same Ibo who were naked in Image 2 Below (George Thomas Basden's documentary), with the only gele in sight being at the missionary house amongst those who came to civilize Ibo, now want Yoruba to share our gele with them in 2026.🌚⬇️
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They will never tell their inlaws to accomodate Yoruba people and share things meant for them, they know those ones are fully conservative and will guard their things with their lives. It's only Yoruba people they always try to gaslight to one Nigeria things meant for them with others. 🤡
Attires, you'll defend appropriation
Foods, you'll lie it's for all nigerians and they make it better
Culture, "anybody can do it if they are married to you"
Politics too you'll fight to include them yet you don't want to be called names. At what point do you use your brain and stop sabotaging us at every corner? Eyin eni aijiri gbogbo yi
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Yorubas oblivious to the war as usual! Every Nigerian is tribal except the Yoruba!
