OAM4J: @shymexx

There is a part of that Oriki video I like..very funny from 3:47

Igba Ijebu...Owo

kelebe (Ijebu's spit) Ijebu .... Owo

Igbe Ijebu (Ijebu's faeces) ....Owo

Ito Ijebu (Ijebu's urine) ...Owo

Otun Ijebu...Owo

Osi Ijebu...Owo

Iwaju Ijebu... Owo

Ehin Ijebu... Owo

Kekere Ijebu ... Owo

Agba Ijebu... Owo

Dudu Ijebu ... Owo

Pupa Ijebu... Owo

bayulll01: the yorubas gots style sha,we always set the pase,now wike and the rest can see what they call aso ebi not that ragg pej foster mother owne

shymexx:

The Egba's were also fighting Dahomey on the side as well. But the Ijebu's were supplying arms to everyone. I think Egba's also had access to the coast via the Egbado area. However, Ibadan should forever be grateful to the Ijebu's because the Egba's back then were tuff-as-nuts - -and those Ijebu rifles kind of balanced everything up.

Anyway, Ijebu's are peaceful people. The only language we speak is money. Money talks, bs walks.

CHESSBOARD:

Meanwhile yoruba ppl too beautifu

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l even with face coated with Mary Kay

Fhemmmy:

i dont think that was called for

Afam4eva:

My Father is Ijebu while my mother is Igbo. I never lived with my father, that's why i embrace my Igbo side more.

CHESSBOARD:
FIXED....cos i have respect for my ex ijebu girlfriend

chamotex:

Are you saying funkybaby is bakassi-nly defined?

Pataki:
I am half Ijebu, half Egba. I represent different areas of Ijebu. Ijebu-idowa and Iperu-Remo gangan. I have to ask my grandma again for my Ijebu oriki.

I truly miss Ojude Oba for real.

Somorin#1:

Not so fast.

If not for the "Omo Ogun Ibadan" that stopped the Fulani warriors during the "Ogun Jalumi" the Yoruba might have been taken as Fulani slaves.

I think in those days, and some might argue even now, that we all bring different strengths to the table.

We were once Kings and Dynasties.

eluquenson: Am proudly Ijebu boy ,
Eyin omo ijebu Eweso

funkybaby:

Don't mind afam4ever

Proper mgbeke ibo boy... Lusting and wishing he had ijebu genes.

Meanwhile,chessboard you are a RETARD for that your last sentence. Carry your tribal nonsense else where.

funkybaby:

You can see that I have rubbished your argument

Ijebu men live long and you know it

Do you want me to name another ekiti family where the husband died suddenly? You might know them sef

shymexx: So Coogar is from Ekiti?

Ekiti women are divinely blessed with massive batty and ti.ts - the combo is nuts!!

Pataki:
More like the ebiripo. That meal does wonders!

CHESSBOARD:

FIXED....cos i have respect for my ex ijebu girlfriend

baby_123: Nice

Finest women in Yorubaland:

1) Awori
2) Ekiti
3) Ijebu
4) Egba
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Undisputable...

tintingz: So you are ijebu-idowa nice to meet you, am idowa too and ode.

baby_123: Nice

Finest women in Yorubaland:

1) Awori
2) Ekiti
3) Ijebu
4) Egba
.........................

Undisputable...

baby_123: Nice

Finest women in Yorubaland:

1) Awori
2) Ekiti
3) Ijebu
4) Egba
.........................

Undisputable...

Tstark: But why all di women come bleach like that? Yuck!

Pataki: My late grandfather married an Ijebu woman.

My father married an Ijebu woman.

All you raving eyes, steer clear of funkybaby and any other ijebu peperempes on this thread!

We egbas love our ijebu women and their blessed bakassi!

Pataki:
Oh nice! Do you know of Baba Yard and Mama Yard in idowa?

1) Ijebu
2) Egba
3) The rest.....

funkybaby:

Yes oh

**wiggles my bootay** for OAMJ4's eyes only

coogar:

does this mean ibadan girls are ugly?

Pataki:
Oh nice! Do you know of Baba Yard and Mama Yard in idowa?


1) Ijebu
2) Egba
3) The rest.....

Pataki:
Bobo no go die unless to ba darugbo!

shymexx:

I think the Egba's should be on top of that list, then Ijebu should be next.

Egba women are good looking, trust me.

coogar:

i didn't start the argument, someone else did. he was talking about how landladies outnumber landlords in ijebu, not some isolated cases. every settlement in the world must have widows b

shymexx:

That's what's up.

I was gnna remind about what Ezekwesili and Okonjo Iweala look like.

Just don't kill the banter on this thread.

pharmow:

@Shymexx U have given me a serious work to do.............By hearing this made my head swollen, I just have to translate part of it to the best of my ability for people that don't understand to see. I could only do translation for the first 1 min 30 secs now. I will get back to it later.

Ijebu Oriki from the youtube video

the opening song: We are going out to celebrate with the celebrant, we are going out to celebrate with the celebrant, good celebration.

The Oriki proper

Let's all go to Ijebu
Let's great them gently, let's great them well
Obanta's children how is the weather?
Ijebu the children of Alare (nickname derived from how we greet ourselves), children of Alagemo (Ijebu's deity) that bless abundantly
Ijebu has stepped beyond just a community, it has become a big region
They have expanded beyond boundary amassing wealth from both inside and outside
Children of Abulesowo (literally mean one's that makes money from cutting land)
Ijebu children are kind and generous
Ijebu ode is Ijebu
Ijebu igbo is Ijebu
Ijebu Iperu, Ishara, Sagamu all belong to Ijebu
Ikorodu at the edge of lagos, Ibefun is there that accept people
Ewesooooooooooooooooooooo (form of greeting)
I great you Ijebu children
Children of Abulesowo, Children of Alare take it gently
The Children of 16 Alagemos
The rich people of shillings (old money of pre-colonial era)
The small Ijebu is money
The big ijebu is money
Ijebu male is money
Ijebu female is money
You are the children of knowledge that intelligently and calmly engage in battle
Ijebu the children of Alare, the children of Awujale (the king)
The Children of Obanta (literally the king is outside)
The children of blessing dieties I greet U
The child that see big container to carry money
The child that spray money like spraying water
Ijebu the children that use unity to quench enemity
The one that use unity to quench enemity when talking about Ijebu where the children of the enemies start shivering
The children of blessing dieties, the owner of this house I greet you
The child that use wisdom to cover his head
The children of ijebu are good people.......


to be continued

coogar:
i am from wolverhampton.