You guys should study the right of the indigenous people, not only big gramer,Did you study the history of the Yorubas , Yoruba is a country on its own, before the amalgamations of the 1914, Yoruba have never seceded its own sovereignty to Nigeria,which Britain knows about even the treaties of 1835 , Yoruba is an indigenous which have it's right on its own land,and under international law,some powerful countries behind her, only hypocrite will pretend about self determination and right of indigenous people under international law.

@@YorubaonibajeAse >>> You guys should study the right of the indigenous people Correction: The so-called Yoruba people were not indigenous to that part of Nigeria. There was never a single Yoruba Kingdom or nation in history, but city-states -- much as some of you tries to fabricate one in places like Wikipedia. Even the name Yariba or Yoruba (English version) was given to them in the 19th century. Like many other ethnic groups in Africa, each sub-groups (20+ tribes) belonged to individual city-states -- often of no more than a few hundred or thousand people. The only one of them that is of any historical significance was Oyo. Indeed when the British colonialist arrived in (what is now) Western Nigeria, the sub-groups were fighting with one another -- and had been at it for over 10 years. What will follow, if the Yoruba sub-groups were to form a country of their own, will be civil war. Recollect how Owolowo and Akintola came very close to starting a civil war in the old Western region? It was averted because of the quick action of the then Nigerian Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who imposed the first state of emergency on the region in the history of Nigeria.