ifeomabernard:
#dayum
I'm tryin xo hard to ignore d crop outta d crap u just said and as a matter of fact I waz referin to him and nt her

Oshiano: My name is uche does that make me an ibo man?

Mayor_of_Lagos:

We dont yet know she is married to Iboman. It is assumed to be so by the op who thinks only Ibo have the Dike name anywhere in the world.

If it is ultimately revealed that she is married to Ibo and Dike is an Iboman then the op will be correct and indeed I will say congratulations to Ibo people for politically and culturally scoring one over the Yorubas.

Kings give off their daughters to strenghten alliance with other Kings and cultures. In this case Adesida was looking for an alliance with Ibos. For Ibos looking for homes and lands in SW to settle, Akure will be your surrogate home since a future crown head of that domain carry the Ibo gene. When eventually he becomes King Dike, Deji of Akure, you have a political windfall in Yorubaland. THIS IS ONLY ON ASSUMPTION THAT THIS DIKE IS IBO.

ezeagu:

Even though their father may be Igbo, I believe they may be brought up Yoruba. And I'm not sure if she's the first Oba.

seunmsg:

Your submissions are very wrong sir. A regent is just an acting oba installed until the kingmakers finally select a substantive king. In yoruba culture, the first daughter of the late king is usually installed as the regent. The choice of the female child is based on the believe that a lady will willingly vacate the throne when the substantive king is selected unlike a male child who may not want to exit the throne again.

The children of the regent has no right to the throne except she is married to a prince from another ruling house. In the case of Adetutu Adesida-Dike, she's married to an igbo man, so, her children are igbo's and not Yoruba. They can only be king in igboland and not Akure.

The next king will come from another ruling house in Akure and not from the family/ruling house of the late king. Kingship in Yoruba land is rotated among families that are entitled to the throne.

vivalavida: Hey folks,thanx for the lecture on yoruba traditions. It was quite enlightening. Yes she is a regent. But you all know that getting an oba in a yoruba land sometimes take time due to the in-fighting btw the royal family houses. She is born yoruba and married to an igbo man.In my place i.e igbo land,we believe a woman has no tribe,village,church etc till she gets married. Therefore Adetutu Adesida is now Mrs Dike,an Igbo woman.
The essence of what i am writing is for you yoruba folks to remember that @ a time,the igbo's through Mrs Dike presided over one of your kingdoms. Hahahahahaha. This same shit cant take place in Igbo land ooo. . I come from a royal family too. My grandad is an Eze

Mayor_of_Lagos:

Calm down! Dike is not her surname, Dike is her married name; Adesida is her surname. I know you want to own Yorubaland and you are likely close to it if this proves true but until then, calm down.

We dont yet know who Dike is and if he is Ibo or not. Ibos answer Dike in Nigeria but so do foreigners outside Nigeria.

I am not biased on the truth of Dike being Ibo it just points to the carelessness of Yoruba in guarding their thrones against foreign invasion. Thats all!

vivalavida: Hey folks,thanx for the lecture on yoruba traditions. It was quite enlightening. Yes she is a regent. But you all know that getting an oba in a yoruba land sometimes take time due to the in-fighting btw the royal family houses. She is born yoruba and married to an igbo man.In my place i.e igbo land,we believe a woman has no tribe,village,church etc till she gets married. Therefore Adetutu Adesida is now Mrs Dike,an Igbo woman.
The essence of what i am writing is for you yoruba folks to remember that @ a time,the igbo's through Mrs Dike presided over one of your kingdoms. Hahahahahaha. This same shit cant take place in Igbo land ooo. . I come from a royal family too. My grandad is an Eze

squaddy:


Two words describe you perfectly...a FOOLISH FOOL

What is all the rantings for? Dike himself does not want the cursed throne neither does he want any of his seeds to sit on an mgbati mgbati kilo this kilo that throne so why all this stupid talk about wanting to dominate??..you guys are just silly as always

cashkid18: ,akure is no man's land dts why am plannin to run for deje's position in future

Christy G: whatever!open ur eyes and read next tyme.dat is not so hard to do.

barcaboi:
She's definitely not d 1st Regent...don't mind the guy....Ijebu had a female Regent too in history

PAGAN 9JA:


You Igbos have no respect for Traditional Institutions.

You even made akatats and GEJ your Chiefs.

so Im not surprized.

Christy G: any why are u ranting?u are so blind not to ave noticed that it was ur ibo brothers who started dis dumb thread,ranting about ibo occupying a yoruba throne when they ave absolute no idea about yoruba culture.park well joor

Christy G: dat is in iboland not yoruba.she is viewed as yoruba woman,d first daughter of an oba and not an ibo woman.it doesnt work like dat.

Ngwakwe: The Igbos easily integrate with other ethnicities and civilisation without prejudice but the same can't easily be said for average Yoruba or Hausa born and bred.

In the East, it takes one out of four to ten to see an Igbo person fluent in Yoruba, Hausa or even Ibibio.

Everything is possible to him that will integrate out of will and desire to belong.

Moreover, don't forget the Imo State House of Assembly majority leader is a Yoruba woman married in Imo State.

vivalavida:

You are the one who view her that way. Other non yorubas see her as an igbo woman

Psychedelia: Inter-tribal marriages can be soooo cute.

But @OP: What's all this misleading "Igbo citizen" talk? I didn't know they were sharing passports. Where do I get mine

Mayor_of_Lagos:

We dont yet know she is married to Iboman. It is assumed to be so by the op who thinks only Ibo have the Dike name anywhere in the world.

If it is ultimately revealed that she is married to Ibo and Dike is an Iboman then the op will be correct and indeed I will say congratulations to Ibo people for politically and culturally scoring one over the Yorubas.

Kings give off their daughters to strenghten alliance with other Kings and cultures. In this case Adesida was looking for an alliance with Ibos. For Ibos looking for homes and lands in SW to settle, Akure will be your surrogate home since a future crown head of that domain carry the Ibo gene. When eventually he becomes King Dike, Deji of Akure, you have a political windfall in Yorubaland. THIS IS ONLY ON ASSUMPTION THAT THIS DIKE IS IBO.