MR Wisdom Fans Page

19/01/2026

IKU DESTINYBOY

17/01/2026

Some interesting facts you need to know

1. If you speak too much, you will lie.

2. If you think too much,you will be depressed.

3. If you cry too much,you will lose your sight.

4. If you love too much,you will be lost or got heartbroken 💔

5. If you care too much,you will be taken for granted.

6. If you play too much,you will not be taken serious often.

7. If you trust too much,you will be betrayed.

8. If you eat too much,you will be obessed

9. If you sleep too much,you will be idle.

10. If you spend too much,you will have no future.

11. If you wear make up too much,you will lose your beauty.

12. If you look too much,you will lose your focus.

13. If you pursue life too much,you will lose everything.

And lastly...

14. If you expect too much,you will be disappointed…

Don't be too much because that too much can hurt you so much

13/01/2026

A local government chairman can remove any first class OBA 👌👌👌
So what’s all our pride all about

The 3 Co permanent chairman of traditional rulers council in Oyo state

Olubadan of Ibadan
Soun of Ogbomoso
Alaafin of Oyo

Unity requires respect the respect will bring peace and joy

Constitutionally alaafin controls 4 local governments

Olubadan controls 11 local governments

Soun controls 5 local governments

Every king should hold their domain strong and bring development to their towns this is 2026 no monarchs can remove any monarchs from the throne of his fore father in fact local government chairman can remove a first class king

11/01/2026

Musician Portable Cries for Help After Arrest. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
CELEBRITY OR YEYEBRITY

10/01/2026

IMORAN FUN PORTABLE OLORIN

08/01/2026

IT’S TIME FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO DECIDE WHAT TO DO
(1)HAVING A NATION
(2)REGIONAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT
(3)STATE POLICE 👮
Some months ago some part of kwara state was attacked!!!
Now oyo state was also attacked 🤔🤔🤔🤔

07/01/2026

TALO JO ILE IYAOSUN NI ILORIN??

06/01/2026

LONG LIFE KING SAHEED OSUPA

05/01/2026

YOU ARE NOT GOD

03/01/2026

EYIN OMO ALE OYO ATI OMO ALE IFE E SIMI IJA AGBA

03/01/2026

The individuals responsible for creating and circulating these images are acting in clear contradiction to the core principles of Omoluàbí. Within Yoruba ethical philosophy, respect for authority, elders, and sacred institutions especially kingship, is not optional; it is foundational.

To depict a Yoruba king in a dehumanizing or mocking form, regardless of intent, is a profound violation of Yoruba cultural values. Historically, even during periods of intense political rivalry or inter-kingdom conflict, Yoruba societies maintained strict symbolic respect for the institution of ọba (kingship). Criticism existed, but it followed culturally sanctioned forms proverbs, oral poetry, or council deliberations not ridicule that strips the king of dignity.

This raises an important concern: if such imagery can be produced by insiders, what boundaries remain when outsiders engage with Yoruba history and symbols? The danger is not merely insult, but the gradual erosion of shared cultural ethics that once governed disagreement and historical memory.

At this point, it is necessary for the custodians of these two royal institutions to publicly address their people. Silence can be misinterpreted as consent. Clear guidance should be given to discourage the circulation of materials that deepen division, misrepresent history, or portray Yoruba identity as internally hostile and unserious.

Ultimately, this is not about defending any single kingdom over another. It is about preserving the collective dignity of the Yoruba people and resisting narratives whether internal or external that fracture our shared heritage. A culture that mocks its own sacred symbols weakens its ability to demand respect from the world.