by Femi Fani-Kayode They say our territory is ‘’no-man’s land’’ yet they will never offer us theirs in return or even allow us to build there. Who is the fool here? And when we complain they have the nerve to insult us. Enough is enough. It stops today. Permit me to begin this contribution with... Read More

Femi Fani-Kayode, identity, no man's land, opinion, ynaija, Yoruba, yugoslavia

Opinion: The truth about the Igbos and the ranting of hypocrites

by Ayo Bankole Akintujoye Can the south west singularly maintain the diverse market opportunity Lagos provides to potential and forever courting investors? Could the south west have fed Lagos with the economic boom and mega status it enjoys all alone? Having survived this long in silence over this Femi Fani-Kayode-Orji Kalu hullabaloo, the discussions I... Read More

Ayo Bankole, Femi Fani-Kayode, lagos, mega City, no man's land, oba of lagos, opinion, Orji Uzo Kalu, ynaija

August 16, 2013

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Ochereome Nnanna: Lagos deportation – There’s no ‘no-man’s-land’

by Ochereome Nnanna If that were to be so, the EFCC would desist from trying Fani-Kayode for allegedly stealing public funds as Aviation Minister in deference to his “Yoruba patrimony” of Lagos. If found guilty, chances are that he would be jailed in a Lagos prison, “patrimony” notwithstanding. The Lagos deportation saga degenerated into a... Read More

aviation minister, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Femi Fani-Kayode, igbos, Joe Igbokwe, lagos, no man's land, Ochereome Nnanna, Orji Uzor Kalu, Osun State, patrimony, Prison, Yoruba

August 13, 2013

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Chidi Amuta: Lagos deportation – The invasion of designer tribesmen

by Chidi Amuta But what we are witnessing in recent times, beginning with the Lagos renditions, is first, a flagrant violation of the Nigerian constitution. I am not aware that as Nigerians we are only fit to reside anywhere in our country when we are fit, rich, able and self-supporting. Nigeria 2013. Just when you... Read More

Chidi Amuta, Constitution, Igbo vs Yoruba, lagos, no man's land, oath, opinion, River Niger, tribesmen, ynaija