Yemoade

20/10/2025

Supervisor Education
Ifelodun lcda
In embryo

06/09/2025

Mantle met mission

Where Sole the Prophet?

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03/07/2025

Those who beat 🪘 a drums of shame for u shall
Dance to it by themselves 🙏🏽

12/06/2025

18/04/2025

Orompoto was the first and only female Alaafın of Oyo. She was the sister of her predecessor, Eguguojo. She assumed the throne in 1554 because there was no male successor to her elder brother at the time.

Legend has it that she cut off her breasts (mastectomy) and put on men's clothing to look like a man and for the Oyo Mesi to accept her as Alaafin.

In 1557, Alaafın Orompoto (the custodian of the va**na that kills evil plots, the king with the great gift, the king with the flabbergasting gift) strengthened Oyo's military might. She imported horses from as far as Timbuktu in Mali and had over 1000 horsemen.

She did tie leaves on the horses' tails so that when they went a fighting, the leaves swept the ground after them to cover trails of the horses' prints.

Alaafın Orompoto was a skilful commander and a tactical leader. She was brave and won many battles. During her reign, Oyo regained its military prestige and was feared across the south of Niger. She died in the battle of Ilayi in 1562.

Yemoade
Yemi Adewuyi

15/10/2024

Even till Date IYA GBENGA knows am a Virgin

“Dear Parents , Let’s be careful with the way we use our talented Children to make money, “ Mr Macaroni

“ I understand we have talented kids but if you must use them , let them do what is right , filter their content , do not let them engage in adult content “Mr Macaroni

In my time , kids could never be this bold to kiss in front of 20k people. Other kids won’t see it as content , they’ll think this is the way of life . Let’s mind the way we use our children for this content thing .

Moral lesson : At 28 my parents still think I’m a virgin . I can’t even kiss in front of them .

06/10/2024

Egba dahomey war🧙‍♂️

The Egba-Dahomey war, as the name suggests, was a war that broke out between the two neighboring kingdoms of Egba and Dahomey (now the Republic of Benin) over territorial expansion caused by the quest of the latter to stabilize her economy. The Egba-Dahomey war was the third of the destructive wars that plagued the Yoruba nation in the nineteenth century, proceeding the Owu-Ife war: 1821-1828 ; and the 1840 Osogbo war .

In the 1820s and 1830s, the old Oyo empire, also called Oyo-Ile , witnessed a lot of political unrest which gradually faded her leadership role in Yorubaland. The Dahomey kingdom, which was then part of the Oyo empire, seized the opportunity to declare herself independent from Oyo in 1930 but soon discovered that the independence wasn’t worth it because of her extremely low economy caused by her barren northern land where probably only plantain could grow, and the crumbling slave trade at the coast which the kingdom had really depended on for several years.

These agonizing situations made the Dahomeans reach an unconsidering conclusion that expanding their territory is the only solution to their economic problems, and the only place where this expansion was possible was in the east towards Egbado and Ajase-Ipo which were part of Egbaland, and in the south towards the port of Badagry.

A good look at the positions of these kingdoms on a map will show how uncomfortable this expansion would be to the Egbas who instantly opposed the idea, stating the inconveniences it would bring to them. On the other hand, the Dahomeans failed or refused to reason with the Egbas probably because of their desperation to resurrect their collapsed economy. It was on these ground that the disastrous Egba-Dahomey war broke out.

In 1851, the Dahomean army (which was made up of women), under the rule of King Gezo , marched into the heart of Abeokuta , the capital of Egba and unleashed havoc on the unsuspecting Egbas. However, the heavily armed Egba ar