getting into the full discussion of the composition of the Yoruba ethnic is little bit complex because the Yoruba's today came from different migration waves - and not just one. However, the people and language have evolved overtime to what we call Yoruba today.

A quote from a previous topic on Yoruba/subsaharan African history.

A debate between nlers:

I

Yes these are just theories. Yes I agree, you shouldn't dwell on history, however you should learn about it. History helps one understand the world we live in.

II

History can only help you understand the past. Not the present.

I

The thread is not about what story you claim or dont claim. Its finding out whether your ancestors were indigenous to the land or came from elsewhere by examining their antiquities in arts, worship, philosophy and so on...

II

Why try to find out what we already know?

III

Who is the "we"?

I

We are on a quest . . . for places where Yoruba had footprints.

II

claims that Yoruba has footprints in AfroAsia, disprove these claims with substantial evidence

I

Who are these Yorubas

II

Why do you wan't to know/ask ?

III

PLEASE IF YOU KNOW THE ANSWER TELL ME, IT IS FOR PERSONAL REASON

since you mention me i am here

I intentionally did not mention your moniker, but as you're on the thread, did you get answers to your questions?

Cc mrcork onila is at it again

nlPoster:


A quote from a previous topic on Yoruba/subsaharan African history.

nlPoster:


A quote from a previous topic on Yoruba/subsaharan African history.

ONILA..instead of posting thread every 3 second on nairaland...Cant u use that energy to find man??(loads of single homeless nice guys ready to mingle & romance u).. STOP THE POSTING PLEASE!!