Clearer Video: “The Man Was So Restless And Started Behaving Strangely. This Was When He Stood Up. It Seemed Like He Was Struggling To Breathe, And a Simple Oxygen Could Have Saved His Life. This Was The Moment It All Started. Unfortunately, The Man Died Inside The Plane Before We Landed.” ~ Lady Captures The Moment a Passenger Reportedly Became Restless And Attempted To Open The Emergency Exit Door On a Kenya Airways Flight From Nairobi To Lagos. He Later Died Before The Plane Landed.

When I left Islam, I committed apostasy. I was dehumanized and tortured for it. I couldn’t believe the evil my own people were capable of. @liamtuffs1 asked a Muslim on his podcast: “so if someone left Islam, you’d kill em?” His response confirms what happened to me.

THIS IS CURRENTLY HAPPENING IN ENUGU IGBOLAND Amidst severe flooding across Igboland, several mansions are visible in the video. Netizens are wondering where the good governance preached by Igbos to others is.

Many thanks to the historians.

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Te'ba pe wa A oni pe padá

Paying homage to my biggest mentor. It’s been 12 years after he passed away and since that day, I used Yorùbá understanding of death to heal what could be the most disastrous happening in my life. 12 years being proud of his life and legacy. Kí awo rere jẹ ní mọ̀rẹ̀rè... The sacred tree of virtue rarely dwells long in the forest. Baba Àràbà Kúnlé Bámiṣayé was one of the rarest jewels among us, a selfless and devoted Oníṣẹ̀ṣe who gave his all to the flourishing of Ìṣẹ̀ṣe (Yorùbá Indigenous Religion) without holding back. When the news of his transition first reached me, I struggled to believe it. It felt surreal as though the earth had merely whispered a rumour too painful to be true. But alas, the truth has settled in, and we must accept that a giant among men, a paragon of loyalty and dedication, has indeed journeyed to the realm of the ancestors. Àràbà Kúnlé Bamisaye was not just a name, he was a movement of wisdom, humility, and service. His presence commanded respect, his words uplifted the soul, and his actions spoke of a heart deeply rooted in Ìṣẹ̀ṣe and love for his people. Until his passing, he served as the Àràbà of Iyeni, Ire-Ekiti, where he guided the indigenous spiritual life and community traditions with uncommon wisdom and humility. He was also the Ọ̀tun Bàbá Ìjọ Ọ̀rúnmìlà Adúláwọ̀, Mushin, where he played a central role in the rebranding, elevation and administrative strength of the Ìjọ. The Ìṣẹ̀ṣe world has lost a pillar—one whose presence could calm storms and whose insight lit dark paths. Professionally, he was the Compliance Director at Modandola Group, a position he held with distinction for nearly 12 years. Before that, he was General Manager (Security Printing) and Company Secretary at Megavons (West Africa) Ltd., Lagos, where his stewardship protected sensitive national assets and ensured ethical practices in security printing and corporate operations. His academic achievements were equally distinguished. He obtained a Master's degree in Public Management from Babcock University and an earlier Master’s in Legal Studies (Labour Law & Industrial Relations) from Lagos State University—qualifications he wielded with quiet brilliance and discipline. Àràbà Bamisaye’s life was a sacred blend of ancestral duty and civic responsibility. He embodied what it means to be a custodian of tradition in a modern world—never compromising either side, but harmonising both with rare elegance. Kí awo rere o jẹ ní mọ̀rẹ̀rè

Even his family members don’t trust him. Flip flops

Let me make this clear to you guys again: aside from the fact that Nigeria is merely a geographical expression, Yorubaland within Nigeria was divided into different states for political participation, administrative convenience, and economic integration. So, tell me: if, in the future, we have Ijebu State, Ibadan State, or Egba State, would that suddenly stop the people of those states from being Yoruba? Absolutely not. A clear example is the Yoruba population spread across Kwara, Edo, Delta, Kogi, the Benin Republic, Togo, and other areas. Political and geographical boundaries may change, but they do not automatically erase a people's history, culture, ancestry, or identity. Yoruba is an identity, not merely a state boundary.

Yoruba on X : Yoruba non-lagosian will never claim Lagos when they’re not from Lagos , they always claim their state of origin. Yoruba offline :👇

Ekiti osun oyo ondo e.t.c are Yorubas You are not. You are strangers to us. The constitution of Nigeria already guarantee you free movement. Demanding for anything else is madness.

Just imagine asking for status of indigene in Lagos ___ Omo; Na Tinubu cause this rubb!sh aswear— @mcnun see what I told you/

Grandson was one of the first persons to back Asiwaju publicly because he knew he had the guts & the clout to take bold decisions. His people failed him cuz they shouldn't have allowed him play into the hands of people who were looking for an excuse to destroy him. Adeyinka had clear ideas but he was a little too passionate & too sincere about his feelings NOT that he was totally wrong with his convictions. Strategy can be twisted when presented crudely, openly & too soon. He shouldn't have released that book, i must be sincere. We need him back in Yorubaland where we can help protect him as soon as he's out. Whenever Nigeria is too 'hot', Benin Republic will shield him. Ise wa lati se omo akin!

A people divided by imposed identities can be easier to govern than a people united by a common history #fypシ゚

They wanted to burn the Broom but they got burnt instead. Asiwaju anointing is too much🔥

Update! Update!! Update!!! @drobafemihamzat is a full-blooded Yoruba man. That doesn’t mean if he fumbles, we won’t give him some proper gbas gbos! 😆😂 I don’t know him from Adam, but those who know him have sold him to me in a very positive and righteous manner. Congratulations in advance, Mr. Governor, and to your counterpart in Ogun State, @Sen_AdeolaYAYI. ❤️❤️❤️ As for the APC candidate in Oyo State, I’ll reserve my comments for now. 👀

Lyrics was written by Baba Awolowo. Late Pa Hubert Ogunde, pioneer of Nigeria's theatre Arts cum fierce Awoist, composed the tune for Awolowo FREE OF CHARGE. It became the anthem for Egbe Omo Oduduwa, Action Group, Afenifere, Osun state anthem and now, Official Southwest anthem. Late Rotimi Aketi even forced ALL SCHOOLS to sing it daily b4 his health got worse. Are @drobafemihamzat % @Sen_AdeolaYAYI paying attention? If u can't sing it offhand, ur initiation into Nationalism isn't complete. 😁. More importantly, u should not even be Councillor without singing it offhand. O ni reason! NOTE- Asiwaju sings ALL stanzas offhand.

Cultural identity is not made only of language and clothing; it can also be found in the sacred stories, ancestral practices, and spiritual traditions inherited across generations #fypシ゚