The Yorubaland: A State by International Law - Olusola Oni

Yorubaland was an independent state before Britain amalgamated it with others to form Nigeria in 1914. If one could prove that Yorubaland was a State under international law, then Yorubaland would be entitled to leave Nigeria in law.

Self-determination for the Yoruba people of Nigeria - olusola oni

Since the 19th century, the Yoruba have found themselves forced into political and economic union with peoples with who they have absolutely nothing in common. First, towards the end of the 19th century, the British unilaterally abolished the Yoruba Empire, which had been in existence for centuries, and annexed it into a territory that they called the Southern Protectorate.

Fani-Kayode’s fake outrage about Kemi Badenoch- Olusola Oni

Kemi Badenoch, Nigerian by birth, was recently elected Leader of the UK Conservative Party and Leader of His Majesty’s Opposition. She occupies the second highest position in the UK political world.

30 Nigerians on the ballot in UK poll - Wale Elegbede

No fewer than 30 men and women of Nigerian origin will be on the ballot in the United Kingdom’s elections scheduled for Thursday, July 4. The outcome of the poll should be known by Friday.

Non-violet Roads to actualize Yoruba Nation 1- Olusola Oni

 

Road No. 1 – Declaration of the Yoruba Nation

We pressurize for a formal declaration of the Yoruba Nation. 

Why should the Yoruba leave Nigeria? -Olusola Oni

The idea of a Yoruba homeland is rooted in antiquity. The Yoruba Diaspora have maintained, and never broke, ties to their historic homeland since time immemorial.

Incorporation of Yorubaland into Nigeria in 1914 was illegitimate and void - Olusola Oni

The British incorporation of Yorubaland into Nigeria in 1914 was illegitimate and void. 

Letter to Boris Johnson, British PM-- Olusola Oni

Ref: YorExit/UK1