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Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by macof(m): 7:43pm On May 11, 2015 |
themanderon:Oto oro. . True talk 1 Like |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by Adyrin(m): 5:02pm On May 19, 2015 |
Are you ok? I spoke Idoma ok and it doesn't mean what you typed! If you don't kno......ask and st0p being a dumbass! 9cbaby: |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by Adyrin(m): 9:34am On May 20, 2015 |
Abole ki? Otenestbestyaho: |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by hakeem4(m): 10:05pm On May 20, 2015 |
sukkot:I'm also from ikd |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by tpiadotcom: 6:18am On Jun 19, 2015 |
ggrin: sounds like you lifted this wholesale from google. where did you place Christianity or Islam in this your write up? |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by tpiadotcom: 6:23am On Jun 19, 2015 |
TheEqualizer: not really interesting, just copy and paste. the op sounds like someone who is looking for a yoruba husband or baby daddy. I wonder why folks here ignore the myriads of males looking for non yoruba wives and baby mamas, such as shym___x, the site owner and so many more, but will instead start chasing after the wind. i guess they are suckers for punishment- it gives them a buzz. |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by 9cbaby(f): 8:33am On Aug 12, 2015 |
Adyrin:take it easy guy,not here to fight. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by Emilokoiyawon: 4:00pm On Aug 12, 2015 |
Eni ti a fe la mo a mo eni to fe ni. Awon to n ba gba tiwa a sha won legba. E yi omo odua ko si nko to shay yi a shakitibobo 1 Like |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by tpiander: 5:02pm On Aug 31, 2015 |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by blissmandate(m): 11:29pm On May 06, 2020 |
[b]Na just population Yoruba get...... They are so tribalistic and obviously like to think of themselves as sophisticated but then they share that opinion among themselves only. For now they can stand firm with their Northern masters but when push comes to shove they will discover they're standing alone. The Yoruba's should be grateful to Fayose for standing his ground and not allowing them all to be sold to slavery entirely.you are truly a bastard |
Re: Seven Interesting Facts About The Ancient Yoruba Culture by omonnakoda: 12:32pm On May 09, 2020 |
ggrin: All Yoruba are not descendants of Oduduwa. They cannot be. Oduduwa was a King and his descendants are kings or Obas Ordinary people are not descendants of Oduduwa Oduduwa ARRIVED in Ile Ife about 1000 years ago. He met people there. He met a language there. He met IFA there. All those things predate the arrival of Oduduwa. Many groups have traditionally traced their origins to Ile Ife but that predates the arrival of Oduduwa. MOST People never identified themselves as Yoruba until Nigeria Those that were known as Yoruba were the Oyo and close groups Ekiti was a nation on its own, ditto Egba ,Ijebu etc. In my lifetime I have witnessed elderly persons say things like "Wa ba mi lo ra ....l'owo baba Yoruba yen" referring to an ara oke person and the speakers gave been Egba or Ijebu. With no consciousness of themselves as Yoruba and referred to what they spoke as Anago or Ede. Now "ede" is understood as Language generally but originally it referred to obscure or Northern dialects To understand this fully travel to Benin republic where the people the people identify themselves as Anago and not Yoruba. 1 Like |
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