Sam£ lin£s dat s£nt u g£n£rational nomadic parasit£s away from SA; Will also s£nd u vagaborn n odas alik£ 2 ur 5plots wh£r£ ur h£ad kan b£ cut off 4 visiting ur n£ighbouring villag£s of an!mals. Wher£ u r£sum£ d crim£s in ur DNA as ur car££r is d£ath. Primitiv£ Ibo boi.

Kwara again 🙄 Are you aware that the Oba of Olayinka in Kwara state still remains in captivity with the Fulani bandits for 36 days now? Olayinka is a Yoruba town in Kwara state, I'm using this moment to inform the association of "igbomina sons and daughters" in Kwara and osun state and the entire Yoruba Nation to do something about it, because some igbomina have been donating money for the release of oba Olayinka. Seems Fulani terr0rists are reduc!ng the numbers of igbomina people in their inherited land in Kwara state, they are entering igbomina villages and towns to k!dnapped innocent people, but we are not going to keep quiet until we chase these terr0rists away from Yoruba land"

Notin h£ronic about Ojukwu dat ran away at £very giv£n tim£ dat h£ n££ded 2 show the brav£ry he boast£d about s£verally. He’s always running away n hiding. He’s a chronic coward who’s after other ethnicities land n r£sources. A psychopathic narcissist with no human f££ling.

The Silent Invasion of the South West: How Igbos and Northerners Are Destroying Yoruba Land – And We Do Nothing By Our Editorial Board There is a quiet war being waged against the South West. The enemy does not wear uniforms. They do not declare their intentions. They simply come, set up camp, and destroy. From the East, they bring death disguised as commerce. A few days ago, the NDLEA uncovered a methamphetamine laboratory hidden deep inside a forest in Ogun State. The kingpin? An Igbo man, Anochili Innocent. His partners? Mexican drug cartels. His crew? A network of Igbo operatives. Their product? ₦480 billion worth of meth – enough to poison the youth of Yoruba land for generations. Let that sink in. An Igbo man, working with foreigners, set up an industrial-scale drug factory in Yoruba land. Not in the East. Not in the North. Right here, in our backyard. Because he knew that no one would stop him. Because he knew that Yorubas are too welcoming, too tolerant, too afraid of being called tribalists to raise an alarm. Now look at the North. The Fulani herders have abandoned their own region, not because they have no land, but because they refuse to deal with their own criminals. Instead, they bring their bandits into Yoruba forests. They kidnap our children. They kill our farmers. They turn our highways into death traps. And when we cry out, what do we hear? "You are tribalists." "Nigeria belongs to everyone." "Stop playing ethnic politics." We are not playing. We are dying. The East has its own land. The North has its own land. They do not permit Yorubas to run for office in Enugu or Kaduna. They do not invite Yoruba leaders to dictate their politics. They protect their own. So why is Yoruba land the only place where everyone is free to come, take, and destroy? This is not a coincidence. This is a strategy. Outsiders know that Yorubas are the most accommodating people in Nigeria. They exploit our hospitality. And when we finally wake up, they gaslight us. No more. We must say it plainly: Igbo drug cartels have no business in Yoruba land. Fulani bandits have no business in Yoruba land. Our forests are not factories for foreign meth. Our villages are not battlefields for northern terrorists. If the East cannot control its drug lords, we will. If the North cannot contain its bandits, we will. Yoruba land is not a colony. Our children are not guinea pigs. Our future is not for sale. It is time to speak up. It is time to act. Or we will have no land left to defend.

Yorubas will Chas£ ibo cr£tins out of Yoruba land. Mark my words; Ibos will b£ Chas£d out of Yoruba land coz we cannot kontinu£ 2 accommodat£ mad ppl without origin. Ibos ar£ hop£l£ss irritants produc£d in baby fatoriz with no known fadas. We ar£n’t r£lates 2 g£nerational baztad

It’s coll£ctiv£ attacks on Yoruba landlords; Ibos t£ach dems£lves in th£ir town m££tings how 2 tak£ ov£r hous£s by bringing mor£ of dems£lv£s from dere villag£s 2 shar£ rooms and carry out atrociti£s dat will frustrat£ th£ landlords. Th£y socially £ngin££red dems£lv£s against us.

D Sam£ constitution dat mad£ Oba of B£nin warn£d Ibos 2 stay cl£ar of Edo stat£ politics. Right! Som£ of u £do guys ar£ full blown chronic narcissists.

You can't beat the Itsekiris in the courts, Sapele belongs to the Itsekiris but the Urhobos are pushing the Okpe to conflict with the Itsekiri.

There's a reason you guys do NOT try this nonsense in the North. One day will be one day.

Yorubas , let's undo the Political conquest of South -Easterners who don't allow YORUBA to REPRESENT THEM or take up elective positions in their land.. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. WE NEED MASSIVE, HEAVY TRANSFER OF PVC TO OSHODI -ISOLO, AMUWO ODOFIN, ETI-OSA, OJO TO UNDO THE CONQUEST!

Intelligent???? No history, no civilisation, no empire, NOTHING! You have been getting away with madness in Nigeria because other ethnicities are tolerating your childish and imbecilic tantrums with little or nothing to show for it. No land, no access to the sea, no arable land but a bunch of loud empty vessels who appropriate and vulturize the culture and history of other ethnicities without any form of shame and conscience???? No single great city or metropolis exist in the South East where any global economy is based. No single great city in pre colonial and post colonial Africa. The only semblance of sanity that you have was built from the scratch by the British and it is Enugu. This century will be the end of your madness in this contraption.

Atanmadu;There’s no Nig£ria or oil discov£ry wh£n Yoruba anc£stors built Lagos. It’sn’t oil Mon£y dat’s us£d built Lagos not d cups of oil in Ibo land. Why didn’t Ibo anc£stors built a city 4 u cr£tins 2 d£stroy n not roam 2 YL 2 constitut£ nuicanc£; kommiting krim£s 4 a living

Bunch of baztards; 2 s££ biological childr£n 4rm Ibo marriag£s is by luck.

To the Yoruba Buts, this is Peter Obi's agenda for Yorubaland. Many of you call a lot of us that are noticing the patterns "Omo Eru" thinking it is because of President Tinubu we are making our anger known and felt. You are about to become the "Omo Eru" and maybe all of us, if you allow Ibos to take away our political power in our land and territories. We are playing with political extinction and complete annihilation. I pray many of you will come to your senses before it comes to pass.

Today is a day of sorrow for the entire Yoruba race worldwide. Pa Olola Kasumu is dead. He is one of the descendants of Afonja who placed their lives on the line for the liberation of the Yoruba people in kwara state and kogi state. Baba was one of the founders of OPC after June 12 1993 for the fight against Arewa hegemony that wanted to enslave the Yoruba people within Nigeria. We met Baba 2 years ago and Baba spoke like a warrior about the need to continue fighting for the liberation of our people at all cost. Immediately the Afonja stool of Ganmo was upgraded by the Kwara state government, Baba said it’s time to go and meet the great men and women in the afterlife. For the thousands of men and women especially those who died between 1994 to 2026 fighting for the preservation of Yoruba civilisation in kwara state, may Olodumare continue to be with you all. This is a fall of one of the last titans. This is bad news, a very bad one! They tried to bankrupt and erase him, he didn’t bend a knee for the enemies of the Yoruba race. Good night my mentor, my leader, a father, a warrior and a true fighter. We are grateful that the Afonja throne is on alive and well in Ganmo which you turned into a power base. Rest in peace sir!!!!!

Do u wan 2 marry a 4bidd£n Osu dat kan’t g€t anyon£ 2 marry h£r in h£r villag£/ trib£?. Do u v £ld£rly family memb£rs watching as u h£ad 2 a doomsday without holding u back?. U will r£gr£t it if you go ah£ad !

They’re that clannish & tribalistic but they’d always accuse other people of that My family house is in that constituency and there’re a lot of Yoruba living there This 2027, we’d make sure they don’t even near the poll 🗳️

I am indeed sad seeing this but I'm a bit relieved that Lagos state did not fall into the hands of Chinedu Rhodes Vivor in 2023, Ah Yoruba people would have become piece of trash to Ibos in Lagos. Their plan to usurp power in Yorubaland is in full motion. All Yoruba states are filled with Ibos, they are in every nook and crannies of all the 6 SW states pretending to live and do business while plotting political conquest in Yorubaland. Their monarchs in Iboland are already distorting history, claiming that they were from Ile Ife — a part of the plans to assimilate and enter into our midst to destroy our people. If this is shocking, there is also one of them who is even the Deputy Speaker of the whole nation asking for Indigeneship Status Change through the NASS, if not because a lot of our people rose up and challenged the bill, the outcome of it in the next few years would've been disastrous. I don't know if this individual can be defeated in 2027, but one thing is definitely required from our policymakers in the LAHA, we need a DISPERSAL POLICY where no group of people outside Yoruba people will converge in large numbers in any part of the SW states. The Ibos are converging in clusters in many places and the agenda is to populate such places for political reasons. Cos, if nothing is done in few years from now, they will ask to balkanize any part of Lagos they are in large numbers. A word is enough for the wise.

PRESS RELEASE Firm Rejection of IEYDA’s Position on Alaafin’s Visit to Yoruba Communities in Ilorin The attention of Think Yoruba First (TYF) organisation worldwide has been drawn to the recent statement by the Ilorin Emirate Youth Development Association (IEYDA) regarding the visit of the Alaafin of Oyo to communities in Ilorin, Jebba, and Shao. We categorically reject the claims and implications contained in that statement. Let it be clearly stated: Ilorin, Jebba, and Shao are historically Yoruba towns with undeniable cultural, linguistic, and ancestral ties to the Oyo Empire. No modern administrative arrangement or imposed Emirate system can erase or rewrite these historical realities. The continued existence of the Yoruba language, traditions, and cultural identity in these communities stands as clear evidence of this enduring heritage. The visit of the Alaafin of Oyo to these communities is entirely legitimate and firmly grounded in history, culture, and tradition. As a foremost custodian of Yoruba heritage, the Alaafin has every right to engage with Yoruba people wherever they are located. Any attempt to question or restrict this right is not only misguided but constitutes an overreach. The claim that such a visit requires “official notification or approval” from the Emirate is unacceptable and without basis. The Emirate structure does not possess the authority to regulate the cultural affiliations, traditional relationships, or identity of Yoruba communities. Cultural identity is not subject to approval by any imposed structure. Think Yoruba First firmly rejects any attempt to use the Emirate system as a basis to dilute, redefine, or subordinate Yoruba identity within its own historical spaces. The Yoruba people of these communities retain the right to maintain their identity, cultural ties, and traditional relationships without interference. We therefore call on IEYDA to desist from future statements or actions that may be interpreted as interference in Yoruba cultural and traditional matters. Peaceful coexistence requires mutual respect, not the imposition of authority where it does not belong. Let it be clearly understood that Yoruba people, wherever they are found within Nigeria, remain united by a shared history, culture, and heritage that cannot be altered by administrative or traditional structures imposed over time. Any attempt to do so will be firmly resisted. Think Yoruba First remains resolute in defending the integrity of Yoruba identity, heritage, and traditional institutions anywhere in the world. We also state it unequivocally that Ilorin is Yorubaland and will be Yorubaland till eternity. E-Signed Think Yoruba First organisation worldwide

Standard organization of Nigeria must ban all importation of Aso oke into the country ….that’s what we demand. Not bringing China to come and take over our tradomedical spaces. If we can ban importation of rice to protect local farmers then we demand same for our local Aso Oke weavers. @ThinkYoruba_1st