Other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria owe the Yoruba nothing, except their rights as bonafide citizens of Nigeria. It is time for the Yoruba
Of course, this is bad for business. The reasons why these companies won’t be in a hurry to vacate the South-West is because of access to the biggest port in Nigeria, the large inventory of trained personnel and the relative peace compared to other parts of Nigeria.
Those competencies yielded blue chip companies that later became Oodua group of companies that included Cooperative Bank, WEMA Bank, Vitafoam, Vono, Vegetable Oil of Nigeria, Nigerite and the sundry rubber plantations in today’s Ogun and Edo states. There is an intense pull-him-down agenda that either castrates its brightest or sends them abroad as migrants who end up deploying their competencies to make North America and Western Europe better economies.
In addition to praying, the Yoruba must regain their moral high ground, what they call “omoluabi,” or gentleman’s credo, and redirect their energies, aptitude and attitude to more rewarding ventures.
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