dear sir
-- you are the number 1 leader of the yorubas worldwide, as part of my bragging rights i have bought your booki on the Hisrory of Yoruba an i have STARTED READING IT but what bugs me is that your book as at august 13 2021 12 noon is ranked 648,204 in the world! baba you are better than that, you are more than that. Baba it mean your children are not reading! Baba like Nigeria you are number1! Yorubas are the most urban of AFrcan peoples yet your book , product of 50 years of research is rated 240 in west African history, these are disturbing analytics. there is much i expect of family libraries just as they bought encyclopaedia Americana and encyclopaedia Brittanca so encyclopaedia of Yoruba for those who can afford it
Baba, 18 million Nigerians perhaps half of them Yoruba can afford to build houses costing 20 million naira via a flexible payment plan if i am to go by babajide odusolu a property visionary.
.many of these houses would have no library or study a place to take care of books.
baba it is like history is repeating itself, you are desirous of negotiating Yoruba out of Nigeria just like papa obafemi awolowo went negotiang nigerian independence but in the course of it awolowo said to the British that they should forget about the rest of Nigerians because they did not know the meaning of independence, the rest of nigerians were too busy getting married, raising children and generally having a good time.. Awolowo said if the British if they wanted to talk about independence . yoruba have not drunk deep enough of their own history we can say they cannot appreciate the efforts you are making, they cannot appreciate much about them selves their own hisrtory the mind is the yoruba man or woman it is not really about appearnces.
SO Obafemi AWolowo said the British should turn to hum, mbadiwe, sarduana and azikwe. if they were to discuss Nigerian independence,
sir, awolowo, azikiwe, sarduana and mbadiwe have taken the meaning of independence to the grave now here comes professor stephen adebanji akitoye.
papa awolowo pampered and indulged his children. papa awolowo don go now and im pikin no fit take care of himself.pikin still dey think of the time wey papa dey. na me born my pikin so papa dey talk. na my resposibilkity. na so papa dey talk papa don spoil im children,
in his strategies and tactics of the peoples republic papa affirmed the need to bring nortnern nigeria up to the level of southern nigeria and then we are moving along to together and not without nortern nigeria. papas vision being a nigeria playing the role in africa that usa is playing in the west.
why papa won be president?> papa say because of beneficial power .the power wey go benefit every body that na im den dey call beneficial powrer.
baba your children are
organised in 176 countries are perhaps not reading your book or the right kind of books
if the yoruba leave the nigerian nation as you are contemplating then it stands to reason that the good people of Nortnern Nigeria would be left in servirtude, savagery , suffering, and medievialism - a grave humanitarian Disaster or even a catastrophe, so there exists a moral imperative for the yoruba to remin in nigeria. and GOWON, GO ON WITH ONE NIGERIA, GOWON IS BACK!
whats more sir, Africans have always been their brothers keeper mbutu. i am because you are.
.the yoruba are standing in front of the promise land what remains is to cross the river Jordan into the promise land. the yoruba have the moral obligation to also take northern nigeria into the promise land because the masses of northern Nigeria including their 10 million okada riders are also children of GOD .
Baba it has become imperative that we move from a kalo kalo and cow boy economy to a space faring and super start up economy this should be t the concern and passion of the yoruba.
when we get to the promise land all the cows in northen nigeria would be made to produce cheese, butter, milk and yogurt and we charged premuim because they are not fed with ferttilised GRASS.
so these are organic products. .organic milk, organic yogurt organic butter and organic cheese. a multi billion dollar industry
then we move to salad with all the fruit and vegetables laying waste in northne nigeria we form salad cooperatives for vefetable salad and fruit salad .distributing salad around niferia africa and Europe by caRGO PLANES because salad helps to reduce the disease burden of cancer, diabetes obesity hypertension.we shall get THE NIGERIAM MEDICAL ASSOCIATION nma and celebrities LIKE DAVIDO, ,ASA AND tiwa sawage AND whiz kid to endorse the consumption of salad FROM NORTENRN NIGERIA, the lenGTH and breaDh of nigeria. the nooks and crannies so that whAT results is a win win win situation
then we move to the mambilla electric power project my birtday gift for it was siIGnedD and sealed on my 51st birtHday .when we fix mambilla there would be an exponential increase in jobs in nortHern nigeria such that nortHen nigeria would say farewell to okada riding and this would help to decongest lagos with okada riders moving up north for proper jobs,decent wages, and affordable housing by viRtue of flexible payment plans ,foreign direcT investment anc remittances. so there would be a vibrant construcTion industry in nortnen nigeria along with manufacturing logistics and call centres . the several edtechS would be engaged to retrain and retool the okada rIiders for manufactiring logistics and call centres and more
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