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Tribute for Yinka Odumakin: Buhari, Jonathan, Atiku, governors, others mourn

Tribute for Yinka Odumakin: Buhari, Jonathan, Atiku, governors, others mourn
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SECESSION OR RESTRUCTURING: Alake, Aare Adams, YCE, Afenifere, Akintoye, others clash

Vanguard News SECESSION OR RESTRUCTURING: Alake, Aare Adams, YCE, Afenifere, Akintoye, others clash On It’s secession or nothing Akintoye Secession, restructuring pointing to same thing Okurounmu Secession too heavy, consequential Senior Elders Forum We want new constitution, not restructuring or secession YCE Oduduwa Republic is our right Omololu, Afenifere chieftain It’s either Oodua Republic or…, YOV insists By Dayo Johnson, Dapo Akinrefon, Ola Ajayi, Rotimi Ojomoyela & James Ogunnaike THE agitation for Oodua Republic has continued to generate mixed reactions from various stakeholders across the country. The clamour for the secession of the Yoruba nation from Nigeria is gradually gaining momentum in the South-West, but the move is not generally accepted by all stakeholders in the region, who expressed divergent views on it.

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My Two Parents Are From Abeokuta, I Bear Owu Tribal Marks, Obasanjo Counters Igbo Ancestry Claims

My Two Parents Are From Abeokuta, I Bear Owu Tribal Marks, Obasanjo Counters Igbo Ancestry Claims Obasanjo in his book titled ‘My Watch Volume 2: Political and Public Affairs,’ said his two parents were from Owu in Abeokuta, Ogun State. by SaharaReporters, New York Dec 28, 2020 Nigerian former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has inadvertently dismissed speculations that he is not a Yoruba man. Obasanjo in his book titled ‘My Watch Volume 2: Political and Public Affairs,’ said his two parents were from Owu in Abeokuta, Ogun State. See Also A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Senator Anthony Adefuye, recently claimed that the father of the former Nigerian leader was Igbo but that he was born of a Yoruba woman.

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