Sequel Post: FOUR DEATHS TOO MANY! A Call for Justice and Accountability It is with a heavy heart that I return to this tragic issue, which has grown even more disturbing. When I first raised the alarm on August 21, 2025, about the sudden deaths of two vibrant female

Response to the Twitter Trend by Dave Blackscorpion Although, I don't doubt the intentions, it may be right, but the X thread about Amuwo-Odofin’s leadership—where Dave BlackScorpion calls out past leaders like Hon. Valentine Buraimoh and Hon. George Adegeye Olawande (both non

If you desire a Lagos that truly works, where justice and fairness thrive, follow us. Dear Lagos State People, If you’re registered to vote in Lagos State, you’re part of our vibrant community! The Lagos Indigenes Development Initiative (LIACO) invites you to unite with us

A Call for Fair and Protective Governance for Lagos State Indigenes and Yoruba People Dear Lagos State Government, Governance is a sacred responsibility, one that requires wisdom, fairness, and a commitment to protecting the people you serve. The indigenes and Yoruba people of

Urgent Call for Action on Insecurity in Kwara State Dear President Bola Tinubu, Bola Ahmed Tinubu The escalating insecurity in Kwara State, a vital part of Yorubaland, demands your immediate attention. The persistent threats of banditry, kidnapping, and communal clashes in areas

THE LION’S ROAR: LAGOS STATE IS AWORI AND IJEBU (YORUBA), NOT GRV’S BATTLEGROUND As Baba Awori, I stand on the sacred soil of Lagos State, where the spirits of Olofin Atekoye and the Ijebu kings thunder through my veins. Lagos, our farm, is no “no man’s land” but the heartbeat of

Who Are the Lagos State Indigenes? Lagos State, a cornerstone of Yorubaland, defines its indigenes based on a historical covenant: those whose ancestors held land rights or had no other homeland by 1899, fully integrated into Yoruba culture and traditions. This criterion, drawn

The Unbroken Chain: How Lagos State is the Ife Empire Manifested The assertion that Lagos State is the Ife Empire is not a claim of modern political control, but a statement of a profound and unbroken historical, cultural, and genealogical truth. The evidence forms an

A Call for Justice, Not Just Rifles: An Open Letter to the Leaders and People of Lagos State As a proud Lagos indigene, I see the recent call by the Lagos State Government (The Lagos State Govt) for our sons and daughters to join the Nigerian Army's 90th Regular Recruits Intake, and I

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WAKE UP, LAGOS INDIGENES! SANWO-OLU’S ADMINISTRATION BETRAYAL SENDS US TO DIE WHILE DENYING OUR JOBS! Fellow Lagos State Indigenes, proud sons and daughters of the Awori, Ijebu, Egun, and Yoruba blood that built Ikorodu, Epe, Badagry, Lagos Island, and Ikeja—our hearts SCREAM

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My memoir, "The Barefoot Prince," is out now. I was born a prince whose kingdom was stolen, a boy so poor I had no shoes. I was told I was "Miss WRONG." I was told I'd never graduate. I was told I didn't belong. This book is my message to anyone who has ever been told "no":

The Anthem That United Us: Celebrating the Victory of @Classykizz1and the Rise of Yoruba Sovereignty In August 2022, we launched the #YorubaNationAnthemChallenge, a bold declaration of why the Nigerian anthem no longer resonates with our people—and why the Yoruba Nation Anthem

The Unbreakable Case for Ashipa: An Awori Prince Who Founded the Lagos Dynasty To understand the history of the dynasty of Lagos, we must start with its founder. The central question is: who was Ashipa, the first Oba of Lagos? The historical record provides a clear,

Who Defines a Lagos Indigene? A Call for Community-Led Verification, Not Government Automation The Lagos State Government recently announced the launch of an automated portal for issuing indigeneship certificates, presenting it as a step towards modernization and efficiency.

URGENT: The Company Behind Lagos' Digital Indigeneship is INACTIVE This is a major red flag that everyone needs to see. The company the Lagos State Government has chosen for the highly sensitive digital indigeneship project is QISTA TECHNOLOGIES. A look at the official

They Are Building in Our Backyard, But Who Are They Building For? Look at that sign. Take a good, long look. It stands on the soil of Epe, in the heart of Eredo. It announces a new Pobo Market—a project meant to serve our mothers, our fathers, our brothers, and sisters. It’s

An Open Letter to Donald Trump. Donald J. Trump Elon Musk Sir, I am writing to you not as a politician or a diplomat, but as a human being pushed to the edge of despair. I am writing to you because my people are being slaughtered, and the world seems silent. I’m sure you

We know the difference between family, fellow Yorubas, and residents. For too long, the hospitality of Lagos State indigenes has been abused. While every other state sends its own sons and daughters to the Federal, State and Local level, Lagos State slots are given to