Dede1:

What a fool I am . See my life as I dey rotten for old age. I forgot suicide is a valid option, olodo.

Dede1: Those people wey talk say"man no die man no rotten" na lie dem talk. See me; I am not dead but I am literally decomposing into human manure.

Dede1: It is laughable to read junks from revisionists who had desperately attempted to circumvent the true or accurate account of Oduduwa and Ife as given by Oba of Benin and historians of Edo ancestry. It is a known fact that Oyo-ile was situated in a place 30 miles north of Ilorin before the eviction. Some of us know how to perform simple addition. I urge the revisionists to allow us a moment of social decorum on this forum by applying breaks on telling makeshift stories of wrestling matches known as kiriji wars.

It must be noted these wrestling matches over tubers of yam or cassava and deceitfully tagged as Kiriji wars came after the infamous eviction from a place currently in Niger State. It is safe to conclude the story of Oduduwa and Ife by Oba of Benin and Edo historians seemed to be more correct than the cock and bull fairy tales about the wrestling matches aka Kiriji.

Desola:

and how does the alleged contortion of facts concern you or anyone of your ethnicity?

Weren't you supposed to concern yourself with all things biafrog alone?

I really do not understand your pain in this matter at all.

Perhaps you are trying to compensate for your own lack of history?

Tony Spike: As a diversion, I heard that the very last Dahomey-Egba war was brutal. The Dahomeans were said to have failed considerably in that war. The Yorubas should give credit to Egbas for holding back the Dahomeans' incursion(s). Can anyone tell me which side used women as warriors?

alj harem:

I find that a bit confusing. I mean did Egba town get to cotonuo and co before dahomey conquered it.

Desola:

Jaye-jaye lawa...

Eko for show!

Eko wenjele!

Eko aromi sa legbe, legbe.

Desola:

and how does the alleged contortion of facts concern you or anyone of your ethnicity?

Weren't you supposed to concern yourself with all things biafrog alone?

I really do not understand your pain in this matter at all.

Perhaps you are trying to compensate for your own lack of history?

Dede1:




Have you forgotten the cultural etiquette inculcated in you by your mother on how to address your oko? Or have you forgotten the concerns of an In-law? I hate folks whose stock of trade is contortion of historical facts.

I have never expressed any concern towards your delusions such as biafrog. If you honestly deduced I am compensating for lack of recorded events, you need to get your oblongata checked.

Katsumoto:

Ok Dede1

It is time to tell that tale of when Ndigbo fought back Fulani invasion during the Akagbe debacle (your words).

Dede1:


Do not pay any mind to me. I am a loudmouthed decrepit dotard living out my remaining overtime in desolate misery.

Dede1:


Do not pay any mind to the loudmouthed Yoruba lady called Desola. I am having fun with lengthy and often winded conjectural tales of wrestling matches known as Kiriji wars narrated by abler revisionists such as you.

Dede1:


Do not pay any mind to the loudmouthed Yoruba lady called Desola. I am having fun with lengthy and often winded conjectural tales of wrestling matches known as Kiriji wars narrated by abler revisionists such as you.

Katsumoto:


In any case, I am sure Desola is a young lady and will not .......

Katsumoto:


Hahahaha

You do know that is copy right infringement. You started referring to the Kiriji war as a wrestling contest after I jokingly stated that Igbo hamlets settled communal disputes through wrestling contests. And I said the Akagbe debacle was more likely a fight between a tiv man and an Igbo man over a tuber of yam. Learn to be original Dede1. In any case, the Kiriji war and its consequent treaties are well recorded by the Brits. Can you yell us about the events recorded by the Brits in Alaigbo?

You are having fun by surreptitiously chasing her, referring to yourself as her oko? Ko. In any case, I am sure Desola is a young lady and will not .......

Dudu_Negro: thank you OAM.

I dont blame all the people according Alaafin the preeminence seat on the race.....I only wish Eko had participated in the Kiriji war, descendants of sword wielding warlords would not today have mouth to argue about Oyo vs Ife. We would have canonballed all of you to surrender and youd paying homeage to Iga Idungaran today. Nonsense!

hypeman:

Thanks for article bro. - this is shymmex... OAM4J banned my other handle for no reason whatsoever... Yoruba history is so broad, I didn't even know that Ijebu people had so many clans - I thought we had just one ancestral link(which is Obanta)... Great stuff - I guess I have got to do more scholarships about Ijebus and Yoruba people in general...

Off topic:

I read somewhere that the name "Yoruba" was actually a derogatory Hausa word(Yarbawa) for Oyo people, and that the standard written Yoruba was actually done in Oyo dialect... Hence, why certain Yoruba clans(olukunmis and Itsekiris) don't consider themselves Yoruba because they migrated before we started bearing the name... And Oyo people are called: "Ara Oke" - meaning people of the highlands or hinterlands... Also, the Itsekiris don't refer to Yoruba people as Yoruba, but by the name of their towns e.g Owo = Irowo(ara owo), Ondo = Ir’ondo(ara ondo) etc.

How true is this??

Thanks in advance..

Katsumoto:


Hahahaha

You do know that is copy right infringement. You started referring to the Kiriji war as a wrestling contest after I jokingly stated that Igbo hamlets settled communal disputes through wrestling contests. And I said the Akagbe debacle was more likely a fight between a tiv man and an Igbo man over a tuber of yam. Learn to be original Dede1. In any case, the Kiriji war and its consequent treaties are well recorded by the Brits. Can you yell us about the events recorded by the Brits in Alaigbo?

You are having fun by surreptitiously chasing her, referring to yourself as her oko? Ko. In any case, I am sure Desola is a young lady and will not .......

Katsumoto:


Hahahaha

You do know that is copy right infringement. You started referring to the Kiriji war as a wrestling contest after I jokingly stated that Igbo hamlets settled communal disputes through wrestling contests. And I said the Akagbe debacle was more likely a fight between a tiv man and an Igbo man over a tuber of yam. Learn to be original Dede1. In any case, the Kiriji war and its consequent treaties are well recorded by the Brits. Can you yell us about the events recorded by the Brits in Alaigbo?

You are having fun by surreptitiously chasing her, referring to yourself as her oko? Ko. In any case, I am sure Desola is a young lady and will not .......

aribisala0: Why are you talking like this naa?? Every lunatic has a history!! It is called psychiatric history. In this case he has been mad for a long time. Ever since his rat poison business failed.As the rats were eating his poison with impunity

Dede1:


Make sure prudence is on your side while attending to a worthy In-law like me. It is funny you have foolishly arrogated the invention of the phrase-“wrestling match” to yourself. I guess you invented Nairaland too.

aribisala0: Why are you talking like this naa?? Every lunatic has a history!! It is called psychiatric history. In this case he has been mad for a long time. Ever since his rat poison business failed.As the rats were eating his poison with impunity

Katsumoto:

Mazi Dede1

Please follow the context of the discussion.

Second, don't Igbo guys always brag about how strong they are and about how they can break others, most usually Yoruba, into two two with their bare hands. Can't you recollect how one of your brothers most famously declared that a true warrior is one who would drop his weapons and challenge his opponents to a physical duel?

Dede1:



Omo,I no get myself again! I just dey craze dey go small small

Dede1:

I am not denying I once sold rat poison. It is debatable whether the business failed?

Katsumoto:



While Dayokanu, Hercules, TunnyTox (Ibadan,Oyo,Ogbomoso) were fighting Kilode (Ekiti), Seanet, Bluetooth (Egba), Saxywale (Ife), Shymexx (Ijebu), and Jarus (Ilorin), Chief Dudu Negro was arguing with the white man and OAM4J was toasting Isale Gan gan and partying with Desola.

Dudu_Negro:

my friend do you know why the British remained suspicious of Yoruba intention the whole time they were ruling this nation? ehn, do you know?
now you want me to tell the history of armed struggle in this country.

everywhere the white man goes he talks openly about his expedition and subdue of the natives but when thy get talking about Yoruba country their bravado is in measured tone and always with reserve. this is because the first whip-as*s they got in this country was given to them in Lagos. Eko outwit and out-strategize them. their success came unexpectedly and undesigned when an accidental misfire landed on cache of ammo that set off rapid inferno and aided the British.

what chance did sword wielding, bloodthirsty Oyo or any of the hinterlands had against the canon marksmanship of Eko.

i wish you guys will try that kiriji nonsense next time. be prepared to come to Idungaran and prostrate before Eleko. we will seize your crowns and make you ordinary white cap chiefs. only Eleko deserve to wear crown around here. go ask the British how we dealt with their fathers. .....keep trying us.