Geographer 🌎, OAU alumnus, enthused by history, politics, ethnology, art 🎨, language and culture 🧫 J. Cole addict.
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Osun west and part of Osun central are Osun, until it's time for Ọọni and Aláàfin debate, then they begin to identify with Òyó that they're originally from.
I wonder who created that state sef.
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I suspected this because people I know of Kosovo origin bear names that sound like Albanian, the likes of Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri.
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I was watching a movie where rubbers were playing a tape inside the bank to send the police on a wild goose chase because they knew they've been bugged, and the police were busy looking for who could identify the language, until they found someone who identified it as Albanian.
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Agressively stupid and ignorant people with large followers??
@IfeomaIgbotic ??
That one??
LMFAO.
Let's set the records straight.
Claim 1a: "Your region relies on oil from the South-South and gas from the East."
This claim is a fallacy. The Southwest produces its own crude oil: Ondo and Lagos States are recognized oil-producing states in Nigeria, contributing tens of thousands of barrels of crude oil per day and holding significant onshore/offshore hydrocarbon reserves.
The oil produced in Ondo State alone is greater than those generated in Imo, Abia, and Anambra combined. Ondo produces 60,000 bpd (barrels per day), while Imo produces 17,000 bpd, Abia produces 11,000 bpd, and Anambra produces 4,000 bpd.
The total output from the Southeast is 32,000 bpd, compared to Ondo State's 60,000bpd. Now add another 40,000bpd from Lagos. And very soon, Ogun State will join. President Tinubu has already approved drilling at Eba Waterside, when production begins, Ogun is expected to deliver about 25,000bpd.
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There should be a Shazam for languages though, so we won't have to wonder what language we're hearing, just Shazam it.
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LMAO, so?
If not for political maneuvering, that university was meant to be in Ikole initially.
Are you oblivious of the fact there are a lot of rural areas in Nigeria that's now urban or semi-urban because of the presence of an higher institution?, how was Ago-iwoye before OOU?
Them don dey push propaganda against all of una now, una no go see am.
Na Ekiti matter go dey make una d**k stand.
Your region relies on oil from the South-South and gas from the East.
Your region also relies on Igbo businessmen to keep your seaports afloat.
Who Dey follow una do regionalism? When you are serious talk of separation. Lazy lots!
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Awolowo wanted a secession clause, it was one idiot among the other two that was keenly against it.
Lemme explain what these twats are doing, imagine if Ìjèṣà, Ìjèbú, Ègbá, Remo, Akoko, or Ìlájé bags a state of their own. Then you hear fools telling you to list 5 major towns in an homogeneous state to compare with his own state that's a mix and match of many different people.
The foundation of modern Ìbàdàn started with Awolowo, BTW, with revenues mostly from cocoa, cocoa mostly from present day Èkìtì and Ondo.
Dunno what these twats are arguing, if we want to talking about Ìbàdàn, it's a pan Yoruba city, it was built with our collective resource.
Seems you have a problem with English, lemme rephrase, the built-up areas per KM² in Òyó and Osun state is not up to the built-up area in Èkìtì per KM². Simple geography.
You're here talking about Ìbàdàn that has been a Western Nigerian project since the days of Awolowo.
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I don't want to argue today, but the only states in the south west that's more developed than Èkìtì per kilometer square is Lagos, Ogun and Ondo, and it's still close with Ondo.
Osun and Òyó aren't more developed than Èkìtì per kilometer square, go and fact check me.
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