On the issue of ancestral lands being sold to the Chinese in the southwest/Ekewa Olu

On the issue of ancestral lands being sold to the Chinese in the southwest.

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Nobody is checking to be sure what lies underneath those lands that China is buying up and down

Nobody cares what will happen in the future and what those same lands can be used for

All they care about is money

Instead of selling off the lands outrightly, why not lease it to them for some years first, with promissory to sell eventually if and when youre sure what they want to do, is what they are doing?

If their intention is truly farming, won’t they jump at the deal?

It reminds me mostly about Jacob and esau gangan.

Money, money, money.. period..

That’s what all these baales ( monarch) are interested in

Temporary lucre, that their grandchildren will curse them for.

After seeing zamfara, that anyone would still sell land to China without due diligence should trouble us all

WAHALA is coming

How do we even begin to plan for the kind of future these madness will bring?

Whether illiterate or educated, same modus operandi ni gbogbo won.

Some will go to China to sign contracts without reading it.. if you find out, yooba LA ma ba ni ibe( it will be a Yoruba man)

Some will collect loans without reading terms and conditions, same omo oodua naa ni

Now their lesser idiots are selling off lands they don’t know what is buried underneath it for immediate luxury that won’t last one generation.

WAHALA mbor OODUA


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