WAR IN IWO LAND AS OBA ABDULRASHEED AKANBI OBA OLUWO OF IWO FINALLY BETRAYED IWO LAND 

God bless you Awikonko and God will give you long life and prosperity sir

Awikonko has become fire o . No evil can shut you up.

Egbon mi Awikonko Aiye a yeyin. In fact Olorun a tunbò mà gbeyin ga. Ride On egbon mi, Very proud of you ❤ you very much 😂🤣

Atanda Awikonko I salute you 999 billion times🙋‍♂️. You are a real Yoruba Nation's leader NOT follower I swear. I love you so much brother. God bless you abundantly.

Awikonko, God will protect you 🙏🏾

Awikonko you great yes if these message can be sent to those kings it will be more better, thanks for this great message.

Nice one baba mi may god be with you

Thanks for the good New

Good job,Awikoko you are protected by God

This man awikonko can see far, God bless awikonko eternally in JESUS name

My brother you are the best in the satire presentation I"ve ever seen. Good job!!!!!

This is the time for all Obas in yoruba land to stand up and rescue Iwo, its people and indeed yoruba land. This is not the fight for Iwo alone but that of yoruba. These people are wise they know how to penetrate. I pray someone is listening

Nice Information

It is sad that a young Oba of Iwo is not even ashamed that he's surrounding his royal authority for personal aggrandisement.

If Oluwo of lwo later succeeded in bringing the fulani's then l pity the lwo's because even right now the lwo's are not saying anything or maybe they like it that way but at the end the fulani will chase them out of their land.

Bravo sir awikoko

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My Son you give it to him useless king of iwoland my Son carry go God is on your back

Where did Iwo see this kind of king o?Ah Oba Abimbola kare.Awon oba niyen .Iwo doesn’t have a king again after that Baba Abimbola.What a pity

Bad king

Omo Ale Yoruba in Oba Oluwo

AWIKONKO...DON BREAK THE TABLE OOO..!!🤣😂🤣😂

I was confused when he started referring to himself as seriki dats when I realized he's not well a king in yoruba land calling himself seriki a disgraceful king of our land

AH. AH. AH. NA. WA. O....

God bless you more Awikonko, You are God sent, sir. Tell Oluiwo his biography, Abdulrasheed Akanbi has bipolar disorder

Oba were

It is very easy for fulani's to collect iwo land from the oba abdulrasheed,because they have watched him deeply and they knew that it is a very cheap person wahalai.

They should resolve it amicably

Oba awon were

Aja to o Sonu,ko nigbo no idea olode

Oba Yahoo 😜😜😡 The Emir of Iwo land

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Gbogbo alatako ile oduduwa, igba ti aba jagun segun tan, eyi ni idajo alatako, awan ti iku fun iku, awan ti ida fun ida, awan ti egbekun fun egbekun, eyi ni idajo wan.

Oba shaku shaku

This plan is between Oluwo and Emir of Ilorin,

Yoruba Nation now

Seriously Abiola Ogundokun will be secretly regretting the choice of silly Adewale Afonja Akanbi oriiwo emir. Asise nla. Alaafin e maa gbowo lowo oba yiiiii

Hmmm Oro nla

Religion is difference from culture don't mixed sango,Ogun or traditional ways of worship with Yoruba culture. He has right for worship any religion of his choice been a Muslim or church doesn't means to support criminal but we are have to verify , investigated bf accept someone as criminal

Amin amin amin oooo Olorun jekiku o maa sa won pa😂😂😂

What about Iwo indigenes? What are they doing over this matter?

Awikonko real yoruba Rasheed is useless not king Oniranu of iwo omo lasan ikeji aja

Oba shaku shaku omo ale iwo

if you don't stand for something you will fall for anything. Many people don’t understand what leadership is all about. More so, you can not give what you don’t have.

Smiled

Olúwo Abduratheif Akanbi oleeee, odale, omoaleeee. God be with Awikoko

Mo gbadun e Akanda

Eyi ga ju ki oluwa gba isakoso

Olorun lo nin ki o go awi were were abi ki lon je

We no them but they will go down first.

Oba iwo boya fulani ni iya re eseiwadi re dada

NKAN DE O O O!!!,MO SO PE ESU ENI-EGUN TI NRAPALA WOLE SI IRAN YORUBA LARA SE. SE EYIN NA NRI PE,ORO TI NDI EGBINRIN-OTE,BI A SE NPA IKAN NI OMIRAN TUN NRU. ORO SUNNUKUN RE O,EYIN AGBAGBA E JI GIRI SI ORO TO NLO YI O.

Oba I never chop.

Omo Ale yoruba ni Oba Oluwo

OBA OFO

Mo fun awon omo ilu iwo ni 30yrs sugbon wi whahala be ba be ko si aye ni any state

Oba radarada

Asiwere ni Oluwo of lwo. He is always on drug. Asiwere na ni awon aforbaje ilu iwo lati lee mu amugbo joba iwo. Oma se o.

HA ! KILO DE O ! YORUBA E JEKI A FURA PE ESU ENI-EGUN TI NFI OGBON-GBON ATI ALUMO-KOROYI WONU ESIN ISLAM MO AWON ASIWSJU LOWO,LATI MA FI DA WAHALA LARIN IRAN YORUBA OMO ODUDUWA IRU-OMO ABRAHAMU LORI ILE-AYE. E JEKI A FURA.

OMo ale yoruba, ti Ile ba Toro, omo ale ile na koiti dagba eleyi wa fun oba Iwo. What goes round comes round the fulani will soon come for his head. He was not chosen by the oracles before being crowned as oba, that's why oluwo of Iwo is derailing from the traditional rule.

Please stop calling him emir or emperor he’s a Yoruba king the post belong to Oba not emir. Yoruba people should stop embracing him.

Don't worry, Akanda. The fulanis will take over his stool.

This table you are shaking....................

Fulani o segun oyo ye wi iwukuwi

We are live In Peace what is problem u better go nd drop the money u collect from bad people like u

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wrong. We are yet to assume nationhood, as we do not love each other and do not see ourselves as one. Ethnic sentiments have eaten deep into the fabrics of our national identities, with divisions along religious creeds. Thus, without a behavioral rebirth as well as seeing each other in the light of same people or autochthonous constitution to move the country forward, Nigeria will always sound as a misnomer. And also because the amalgamation in 1914 was by treaty, obviously, in international law, any treaty that is not dated expires after 100 years and invariably marks the end of the country as it ceases to be legal entity. However, let us take the reports from the just concluded Confab and its recommendations should not be shelved as one of our historical archives, but it should be taken seriously to avoid imminent danger that can lead to break￾up. According to Alaba (2014), “Nigeria is likened to a failed state whose unity is narrowed to numerical strength with little or no achievement on development.” The concept of unity in diversity in itself is a misnomer because there is no unity in Nigeria. The results of this ill-fated marriage are factors that have bred ethnic chauvinism in our earlier democratic government, with cleavages to regionalism, which I will say that the pre 1966 Nigerians also held sway and loyalty to their various regions, before the entire entity; and of course in the Army that brought about a coup in 1966, and subsequently a civil war. These events have subsequently translated to hatred in the daily lives of contemporary Nigerians. Also, many other issues have evolved as we stepped into a new dispensation of democratic governance. Nzongola (1999) has observed that; “All African political crises are explained in terms of tribalism defined as attachment to one’s tribe or ethnic group which constitutes a more relevant unit of identification than the country as a whole” From 1999 to 2014, Nigeria is placed as a test tube baby that cannot coordinate its environment. The birth of micro-nationalisms in the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), Movement for the Survival of a Sovereign State of Biafra (MOSSOB), Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) Odua People’ Congress (OPC), and the Arewa Consultative Forum (AFC), are all signs that we are not in any way related to each other. Therefore the aim of the amalgamation was achieved in the colonial era, but after that, disunity in various connotations surfaced. If not, why should we always crave for a president from our faith, from our region and of course from our ethnic group if we are really united or amalgamated as seen? I stand to be corrected if these are all a century old nation can stand for. But we can continue living together if we demystify our ethno-religious inclinations. CONCLUSION Even though the cat and mouse relationships that exist between the North and South, Christians and Muslims, as well as Hausa-Fulanis and Igbos etc. are all products of amalgamation, it can be said that our century long existence can be used meaningfully to chart a new course for building a new nation in this new century, and not look back to amalgamation as a Britain’s colonial adventurism but a divine connection. RECOMMENDATIONS The way things are currently going on in Nigeria, a peaceful breakup is not possible and nothing should be done by anybody to plunge our country, the giant of Africa into another civil war, because no nation can survive two civil wars. We have also seen how the aftermath of the 2015’s general election has shaped the country future, bringing more uprisings than ever. Therefore, it is recommended that we should have a total behavioral rebirth, draw a people oriented constitution, government should embark on a people oriented policies and programs, an enabling environment be created for employment and job creation mechanisms, deemphasize our ethno-religious inclinations to create an equal playing field for our politicians, and above all, our security should be a topmost priority especially one that can deal with the scourge of insurgencies as Boko Haram, and militancy in some parts of the country. While we should learn from history so as not to repeat its mistakes, we must never see ourselves simply as victims of our history; it is our responsibility to overcome the challenges caused by our history; we should adopt a new revenue mobilization and allocation formula, and made it drawn within the context of fiscal federalism as obtained in matured democracies like the United States. REFERENCES Alaba, A. (2014). Is 1914 a blessing or a curse? Retrieved from thewillnigeria.com/news/opinion-is-1914- amalgamation-a-blessing-or-a-curse/#sthash.fGmx89Ss. dpuf Charles, I. (2014). Amalgamation of Nigeria: Was it a mistake? Spectrum Book Ltd, Ibadan, Nigeria. Gambari, I. (2008). The challenges of nation building: A case of Nigeria (Unpublished thesis). Presented During a Peace Building Summit at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. Ikelegbe, A. (1995), Politics and government: An introductory and comparative analysis. Uri Publishers, Benin City Edo State, Nigeria. Nzongola, N. (1999). Ethnicity and state politics. African Journal of International Affairs, 2(1)

Aye re ko niida, awon ara ile yin lomo ale

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Awikonko you don't need it ,thats d best he thought his kingdom can live in peace ,you poeple do not have sense.he should be fighting Fulani that are not disturbing him, for what ? Can't your brain think about yewa that Sunday igboho went to destroy but reprisal attack claim so much lives there ..

Rubbish propaganda channel fools

Oba were

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