Showing posts with label Yoruba self - determination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yoruba self - determination. Show all posts
February 16, 2025

Force majeure: Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution - Olusola Oni

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It is irrelevant what name was given to a contract provided the basic elements of ‘contract’ were discernible. Nigeria’s 1963 Republican Con...
January 06, 2025

Our duty as heirs to the Yoruba legacy - Olusola Oni

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Kemi Badenoch said she was Yoruba, with nothing in common with the barbarians and savages of Northern Nigeria. Instinctively, everyone who h...

Enforcing the 1888 Britain-Yorubaland Treaty

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The 1888 Briain-Yorubaland Treaty cemented preferential trade between Britain and Yorubaland, the proceeds of which were to be used to devel...
January 04, 2025

Slavery was not Yoruba culture - Olusola Oni

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The early English to Yoruba translators were ‘Saro’, freed slaves or descendants, who emigrated to the Yorubaland from Sierra Leone after th...

Some legal aspects of Nigeria’s coup d’états - Olusola Oni

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In 1914, by an act of amalgamation, Britain created Nigeria. In 1960, by the Doctrine of Recognition, Britain established Nigeria as a colon...

Road Map to the Yoruba Nation: the 1914 Amalgamation. Breach of Undertaking - 0lusola Oni

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An undertaking is a commitment made to another person to do something on which that other person could rely. An undertaking has legal force ...

The ingenuity of the Yoruba race: ancestry, equality and democracy - Olusola Oni

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The world appeared to have been first alerted of the existence of the Yoruba race in the 1600s by Ahmed Baba, a Songhai Islamic scholar, who...
November 19, 2024

The Yorubaland: A State by International Law - Olusola Oni

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Yorubaland was an independent state before Britain amalgamated it with others to form Nigeria in 1914. If one could prove that Yorubaland wa...
November 15, 2024

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

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Since the 19th century, the Yoruba have found themselves forced into political and economic union with peoples with who they have absolutely...

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

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Kemi Badenoch, Nigerian by birth, was recently elected Leader of the UK Conservative Party and Leader of His Majesty’s Opposition. She occup...
July 16, 2024

30 Nigerians on the ballot in UK poll - Wale Elegbede

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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. Th...
March 01, 2022

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

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  Road No. 1 – Declaration of the Yoruba Nation We pressurize for a formal declaration of the Yoruba Nation.  
February 12, 2022

Why should the Yoruba leave Nigeria? -Olusola Oni

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The idea of a Yoruba homeland is rooted in antiquity. The Yoruba Diaspora have maintained, and never broke, ties to their historic homeland ...
August 31, 2021

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

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The British incorporation of Yorubaland into Nigeria in 1914 was illegitimate and void. 
July 08, 2021

Letter to Boris Johnson, British PM-- Olusola Oni

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Ref: YorExit/UK1