Meet Ayra Star a singer from Northern Nigeria. She is Hausa girl. If Rema is not Igbo because he is not from South East, Ayra Star can not be a Yoruba because she is not from South West. Ayra is Hausa girl, everywhere good.

Celebrating my 10th birthday in Gèlè. Notice how my younger sister was demoted to ìborí since she was not the celebrant. 😌🤭

If you're a Yoruba woman, there's no how you don't have at least one childhood birthday photo in Gèlè. Let's have it. 🫴🏾

If Tinubu inspires you, it says so much about your person. Nothing inspirational about that wicked man.

Man Banished From Okwulaga Afaraukwu Ibeku, Abia State, After Being Caught Burying Charm on Farmland, Accused of K!ll@ng People With Charm A man has been banished from Okwulaga Afaraukwu Ibeku, Umuahia, Abia State, after he was reportedly caught attempting to bury a charm on farmland belonging to a community member. The incident occurred on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Umuizu, Okwulaga Afaraukwu Ibeku, where youths of the community reportedly apprehended the man and took him to the palace of the traditional ruler, according to the report. At the palace, the traditional ruler condemned the alleged act and warned residents against activities that could threaten lives, peace, unity and peaceful coexistence in the community. Following the proceedings at the palace, the man was reportedly banished from the community.

My Dear Yoruba Brothers and Sisters please take some time to answer 👇🏽 Inside your heart, is Chief Bola Tinubu @officialABAT a true representation of the “Omoluabi” that you were taught as a child growing up? 😊

God liberate Oau students, open their eyes. APC is taking over their school💔

“They Fixed The Presidential Election For January 16 Because They Know That Igbo People Will Still Be At Home For Christmas And May Not Be Able To Participate Fully In The Elections. It Puts Peter Obi And Igbo Voters At a Disadvantage Because Many Igbo People Who Registered For Their PVCs In Lagos, Abuja And Other Parts Of The Country Will Travel To Their Hometowns For Christmas, Weddings, Burials And Other Events. They Did This Intentionally To Ensure The Election Does Not Favour Peter Obi.” ~ Man Reacts

If Tinubu inspires you, it says so much about your person. Nothing inspirational about that wicked man.

An Igbo man invested $200 million to build a resort in Lagos called Landmark Beach Resort and Landmark Beach in 2018. The resort covered approximately 30 hectares of land in Lagos, featuring a beach, hotels, restaurants, recreational facilities, and other businesses that attracted tourists and created jobs. 2023, five years after the multimillion dollar business opened The new Nigerian government decided to embark on one of Africa’s most ambitious infrastructure projects called The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. While Dubai builds futuristic cities, China expands its high-speed rail network, and Saudi Arabia builds gigantic tourism projects, The Nigerian government decided to build a coastal road from Lagos to Calabar 👏 The proposed 700-kilometre highway, designed to run along Nigeria’s coastline through several states, was estimated to cost about ₦15 trillion ($10 billion) And guess what? That road must pass through a $200 million resort. No warning that gave the investors enough time to prepare. No consideration for the investment. No regard for the people who had put their money into building something valuable. According to the founder of Landmark Beach, guests were still lodging in the hotel when the demolition began. They didn’t even have enough time to move many of the resort’s equipment and appliances before the destruction started. Now why should we care? The government decided right Now, almost two years later, the road has been diverted. The Minister of Works, said the road’s original route had to be redesigned to avoid destroying existing infrastructure. But somehow, the revised route affected a $200 million tourism investment And now, sections of the coastal highway are being diverted elsewhere. So, why couldn’t the route have been reconsidered before the destruction began? A man’s $200 million investment was destroyed, and the very road that supposedly made that destruction necessary has now been diverted. What happened to the investors’ money? What happened to the jobs? What happened to the businesses that depended on that resort? Perhaps if this man were politically connected to the ruling party, things might have played out differently. Perhaps if he had the right people in the right places, someone would have listened. Perhaps if he had come from a Favorable part of the country the destruction might not have have happened I don’t know. But what I know is that nobody should lose an investment of that magnitude without a serious public conversation about accountability and compensation. I believe that one day, the Federal Government will have to answer questions about this destruction and pay a compensation that is legally due. There are things happening in this country that we don’t talk about enough. We shout about politics, we fight over political parties, and we defend politicians as if they are our family members. Meanwhile, somebody can invest $200 million in this country, build something beautiful, create jobs, and watch years of hard work go down the drain. And we are expected to move on as if nothing happened. This is not how a country encourages investment. This is not how you build confidence in an economy. And this is certainly not how you treat people who are trying to build something in your country. This is a terrible way to treat an investor in a country where 150 million of its citizens are struggling with poverty.

It is seems everywhere you turn now on social media, the Yoruba youths are getting the message and are not buying the shitty narrative and gaslight these people are pushing anymore. Yoruba Self Preservation matters!!!