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Nupe Lawyer, shey Kwara State wants to put body? Maybe we should also be talking about how major investments in Kwara are largely concentrated in Ilorin, with Al-Hikmah University being the mega private individual investment, valued at equal to or less than ₦40 billion.
If not for Abdul Samad Rabiu, President of BUA Group, who left faraway Kano State to establish a sugarcane plantation in Lafiagi, an investment that is currently contributing to your state's IGR, if not, Kwara would have been in an even more difficult economic position worst than Ekiti State. Given its financial kwashiorkored status, and possibly be merged to Niger State.
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The Alaafin is not engaged in a supremacy battle with any king. Rather, his attention is all about how Oyo town will develop, and how Yoruba history, culture and traditions will be preserved.
History will always speak for itself. Our history can't be intimidated.
If you think we will sit back and watch you attack Elewuetu without responding,you are mistaken. We will not only challenge and correct every distorted historical narrative, but we will also address those behind the attacks. Let history not hostility, guide the conversation.
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The Alaafin, Oba Owoade elewu etu is not engaged in a supremacy contest with anyone. History speaks for itself, and the historical records are there for everyone to examine. Rather than allow sentiments, rivalry, and personal biases to distort our understanding, learn history.
Again, it has consistently been people from Ife and those with an Ife-centric perspective who have directed attacks at the Alaafin and ilu Oyo as a whole. Visit Facebook and see the derogatory remarks these people make about the Alaafin.
It is quite interesting to see people driven by hatred for the greatness of Oyo insisting that the Oyo Empire is dead. Let’s remember Oduduwa is dead too. And if Oyo is no longer to be regarded as the political home of the Yoruba people, then Ile-Ife should equally cease to be
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