jabbok:
Mumu.
Igalas and igbos are one and share the same lineage. We are talking about Yorubas serving Fulanis, and yet theq master keeps kidnapping the servant. What an irony.

what a fool!sh comment from a daft fool ..the ibos and igalas have nothing in common.if it was not for Nigeria ibos and igalas would have had nothing to do with each other...

Ahahaaaaaaa!

Anambradota, anytime you open this kind of lovely thread you are supposed to tag me na. I deserve a first to comment space only on this kinda thread.

Onye keke napepe biko park here. Keep the change.Thank God i am not a tribalist, i'm just a Biafran.

ArodewilliamsT:
Ahahaaaaaaa!

Anambradota, anytime you open this kind of lovely thread you are supposed to tag me na. I deserve a first to comment space only on this kinda thread.

Onye keke napepe biko park here. Keep the change.Thank God i am not a tribalist, i'm just a Biafran.

My brother its because you and I are not tribalists that is why I didn't tage you.

Just like me you hate tribalism so much.



Shun tribalism its evil

Omololu007:
what's the business of the op with yorubas? Yorubas must be given the op nightmare

Your people and race called the yellowbar can't even give a cockroach nightmare

Born cowards

CC: Yakubu Awolowo

WailingWailer00:

Your people and race called the yellowbar can't even give a cockroach nightmare

Born cowards

CC: Yakubu Awolowo

if the yorubas can't give an ant a nightmare what the fvck is my business with that?

Fulani intimidating yoruba in dia own land?ooga ooo!

IamPatriotic:
I'm Yoruba from ondo state, but the truth has to be told about the abduction of Chief Olu Falae, some people are not happy with a Fulani man being their president, he against all odds defeated their preferred and anointed candidate and they are bitter.

GBAM,bitternes and anger would probaly killed a whole lot of yebboes in the next four years.

ArodewilliamsT and anambradota































. Guys, una dey give some ewedu people nightmare here.
soooofree o

jabbok:
Awolowo died with Yoruba sense.

How ?

Lol

Omololu007:
what's the business of the op with yorubas? Yorubas must be given the op nightmare

But he just reported a story .or are you saying that a non Yoruba shouldnt report

In my hometown, we've forever stopped the herdsmen without raising voice.
Except there's more to this, the Oyemekuns know what to do.

"The envious person grows lean with the fatness of their neighbour".............Socrates

To an average yoruba man, the fulani herdmen are not a problem; they can kill , destroy and kidnap as much as they like in yoruba land . The main problem of average yoruba man are the Igbos pple during their business in lagos. To them, Igbo pple have almost buy half of lagos state and are even participating in lagos politics; this Igbo are the one the yorubas believe should be kicked out of lagos for been too ambitious, not the poor fulani herdmen .

IamPatriotic:
I'm Yoruba from ondo state, but the truth has to be told about the abduction of Chief Olu Falae, some people are not happy with a Fulani man being their president, he against all odds defeated their preferred and anointed candidate and they are bitter.

As usual you don leave your problem come face us guy face your problem before it eliminate you, igbos did not kidnap Olu Falae so stop bringing us into the matter.

jabbok:
Mumu.
Igalas and igbos are one and share the same lineage. We are talking about Yorubas serving Fulanis, and yet theq master keeps kidnapping the servant. What an irony.

BLASPHEMY?! YOU AND WHICH IGALA SHARE THE SAME LINAGE, THIS ONE?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igala_people
Igala are an ethnic group of Nigeria . Igala
practice a number of different religions, including
ATR, Christianity, and Islam .
The home of the Igala people is situated east of
the river Niger and Benue confluence and astride
the Niger in Lokoja, Kogi state of Nigeria with its
headquarters in Idah[seat of the Attah]. The area
is approximately between latitude 6°30 and 8°40
north and longitude 6°30 and 7°40 east and
covers an area of about 13,665 square kilometers
(Oguagha P.A 1981) The Igala population is
estimated at two million, they can also be found
in Delta , Anambra and Edo States of Nigeria. The
Igala language is closely related to the Yoruba
and Itsekiri languages.
In Igala tradition, infants from some parts of the
kingdom, like Ankpa receive three deep horizontal
cuts on each side of the face, slightly above the
corners of their mouths, as a way of identifying
each other. However, this practice is becoming
less common.
The Igalas are ruled by a figure called the
"Attah". The word Attah means 'Father' and the
full title of the ruler is 'Attah Igala', meaning, the
Father of Igalas (the Igala word for King is Onu).
Although "Attah" means "father"', female rulership
is recognized and Igala has had female rulers in
the past (Boston 1968). Among the most revered
Attahs of the Igala kingdom are Attah Ayegba
Oma Idoko and Atta Ameh Oboni. According to
oral tradition, Attah Ayegba Oma Idoko offered
his most beloved daughter, Inikpi to ensure that
the Igalas win a war of liberation from the
Jukuns' dominance. Attah Ameh Oboni is known
to be very brave and resolute. He is revered for
his stiff resistance of the British and his
struggles to uphold some ancient traditions of
the Igalas. When he got wind of a plan to depose
and exile him by the British, he committed suicide
by hanging himself to forestall the plan, he is
regarded by most Igalas as the last real Attah
Igala. There is an Igala association in the United
States, called Igala Association USA. The new
Attah of Igala is HRM Idakwo Michael Ameh
Oboni II.
Origin
The traditional Igala society is largely agrarian,
although fishing is also a mainstay of the people
especially the Igalas of the riverine Idah area.
Boston (1968) believes that the central
geographical location of the Igala people has
exposed them to a wide variety of linguistic as
well as cultural influences from other ethnic
groups in the country. Notable among these are
the Igbira, the Bini, the Igbo, the Hausa, the
Idoma and the Yoruba ethnic groups. However,
the most significant relationship, by far, is that
between the Igala and the Yoruba peoples.
Igala and Yoruba have important historical and
cultural relationships. The languages of the two
ethnic groups bear such a close resemblance that
researchers such as Forde (1951) and
Westermann and Bryan (1952) regarded Igala as
a dialect of Yoruba.
Akinkugbe (1976,1978) is of the opinion that
based on evidence, Igala is neither a dialect of
Yoruba nor a language resulting from the fusion
of Yoruba and Idoma as claimed by Silverstein,
but rather Igala shares a “common ancestor” with
Yoruba. In her words, “... this common ancestor
was neither Yoruba nor Igala but what we have
labeled here as Proto-Yoruba-Itsekiri–Igala
(PYIG). The evidence suggest further that
presumably, Igala separated from the group
before the split of Yoruba into the present day
Yoruba dialects considering the extent of
linguistic divergence found between Igala on one
hand, and the rest of Yoruba on the other” (1978:
32) Akinkugbe cites lexicostatistic evidence as
well as evidence of sound shifts and lexical
innovations as support or corroboration of this
claim.
Other comparative works aimed at investigating
the language status of Igala (directly and
indirectly) are Omamor (1967) and Williamson
(1973). In fact, Williamson is the originator of the
label ‘Yoruboid’ for the group of languages
comprising Yoruba, Itsekiri and Igala for the
purpose of distinguishing “between Yoruba as a
language on the one hand, and Yoruba, Itsekiri
and Igala as a genetic group on the other”.
(Akinkugbe 1976:1) Akinkugbe refers to the proto-
language of the group as Proto-Yoruboid in 1976
and Proto-Yoruba-Itsekiri-Igala (PYIG) in 1978
Contemporary historians believe that the Igala
most likely shared a proto-Kwa ancestry with the
modern Igbo and Yoruba people as well as most
ethnic groups of Nigeria today. Thus, the ethnic
family would include not only the prior two, but
groups like the Idoma, and the Nupe to the north.
Attah
The new Attah Igala is HRM Idakwo Michael
Ameh Oboni II. [1] He ascended the throne of his
fore fathers in February, 2013, after the demise of
Attah Aliyu Ocheje Obaje. [2]
Among the Igala ethnic group of Nigeria , They are
ruled by a figure called the "Attah". The word
Attah means 'Father' and the full title of the ruler
is 'Attah Igala', meaning, the Father of Igalas (the
Igala word for King is Onu).
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igala_language
Igala is a language of the Yoruboid branch [/b]of the
Volta–Niger language family , spoken by the Igala
ethnic group of Nigeria . In 1989, an estimated
800,000 spoke Igala, primarily in Kogi State , Delta
State and Edo State . Dialects include Ebu, Idah,
Ankpa, Dekina, Ogugu , Ibaji, Ife. The Agatu,
Idoma, and Bassa people use Igala for primary
school. [b]Igala is related to Yoruba . The Igala
language as well as Igala culture and tradition
has influenced other languages and cultures
around the confluence of the Niger and Benue
rivers

tonychristopher:

But he just reported a story .or are you saying that a non Yoruba shouldnt report

why should an ibo be telling me that igalas beheading ibos is none of my business?

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