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Video – Aroloya Residents Cry Out! Flood Turns Lagos Island Into a No-Go Area — “We Are Tired!” 😢

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Residents of Aroloya, Lagos Island, are crying out for urgent help as flood takes over their streets once again.

What used to be a lively neighborhood has now become a no-go area due to constant flooding and blocked drainage systems.

From shops submerged in water to homes damaged beyond repair, the people of Aroloya are pleading with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Lagos State Government to come to their rescue.

Watch this emotional video as residents share their pain, frustration, and cry for immediate intervention.

Let’s raise awareness together and call for real action against flooding in Lagos Island!

Location: Aroloya, Lagos Island
Event: Ongoing flood crisis in Lagos Island
Voices of Concern: Aroloya residents

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Yoruba Security Summit 2025 – A Historic Gathering for Regional Peace & Progress in Ikeja, Lagos

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On December 8, 2025, leaders, stakeholders, traditional authorities, and security experts gathered in Ikeja, Lagos, for the Yoruba Security Summit 2025—a powerful and strategic event focused on safeguarding the future of Yorubaland.

This video captures the highlights, speeches, key resolutions, and the united call for a safer, stronger, and more coordinated security framework across the Southwest region.

Whether you’re interested in regional development, community security, culture and identity, or the future of Yoruba land, this video gives you a front-row seat to an important moment in history.

WATCH NOW and stay informed.

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The Truth About Banditry & Kidnapping in Nigeria — Voices From Osu via Moro Junction

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In this video, residents of Osu via Moro Junction share their real experiences with the growing challenge of banditry and kidnapping in Nigeria.

These firsthand stories are a wake-up call for anyone who still doubts the reality of what many communities face today.

This is not just another headline — it’s a reflection of the urgent need for stronger security measures, better community protection, and consistent government action to restore peace across the nation.

As insecurity continues to affect homes and highways, Nigerians are asking:
What more can be done to ensure safety?
How can authorities step up to protect lives and restore confidence?

Watch, share, and let the conversation begin.

A safer Nigeria is possible when we acknowledge the truth and demand meaningful change.

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Welsh school choir a classic Yoruba Christmas carol!

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A beautiful Welsh school choir in the United Kingdom singing “Gbo Ohun, Awon Angeli Tin Korin,” a classic Yoruba Christmas carol!

Seeing young foreign students appreciate and perform one of our deepest cultural songs is both inspiring and humbling.

Meanwhile… to the Yorubas wey no dey allow their children speak Yoruba, how market?

Our language is wealth. Our culture is identity.

Let’s protect it, teach it, and proudly pass it on!

Watch, smile, share and let’s keep Yoruba alive this Christmas season.

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