@Bonk what's your take on the latest developments?
Honestly, I don't really have an opinion apart from the fact that I don't support extrajudicial killings of innocent people. And the fact that Nigeria is a jungle with too much savagely killings. I saw the thread yesterday night (including the sick and barbaric video) when he posted it and I had to avoid it because due to the last thread - I know they'll end up turning it into a medium to attack Yorubas, when Yorubas have nothing to do with it. And you've fake Aframs posters, who're Igbos, like "Im_sleep" and "Diasporan Royalty" who'll come on the thread to instigate shyt against Yorubas.
So, it's better to avoid the thread than start reading offensive comments about my people when they have nothing to do with it. Especially when millions of Igbos live in the Yoruba part of the country, making money and thriving, with no history of Yorubas ever killing them. I don't have a problem with Igbos since I know about Igbos and maybe people from Benin - before any other group in Nigeria. I actually just started knowing about the other groups a few years ago.
Anyway, as a Yoruba son, I don't know what to say. All I can say is that we're good whatever happens to Nigeria. Lagos, which is Yoruba's economic centre, has the 5th largest economy in Africa (Nigeria has the largest economy). 3 out of the 5 richest black people in the world are Yorubas. 3 out of the 5 greatest contemporary black scientists are Yorubas. Geographically, we're the most blessed in Nigeria to form our own country: access to sea, massive arable land for agriculture, we've oil in two states and one of my dad's younger brothers was just talking about some oil exploration project his company is working on in the Yoruba basin of Benin republic a few weeks ago and he said it's positive. And based on what I know about our history - we don't lose wars. So, my people are good no matter what happens because we've got the brains, land, resources, and money.
I wish my Igbo brothers all the best. But the video is heart-wrenching.