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Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by goodnessme1(f): 5:47pm On May 10, 2019 |
We dont share anything in common with yorubas. This unity begging is too much. 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by alexola20(m): 6:04pm On May 10, 2019 |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by oduademonest: 6:15pm On May 10, 2019 |
Yeeibos and Yorubas do not have much in common What we have in common is the same as what we have in common with other Africans: 1. Both peoples belong to the Kwa language family and both live in tropical forest areas, going from very wet coastal forest zones in the south to savanna grassland in the north. 2. Both depend upon a root crop economy, similar fruits and tree products, and use like kinds of traditional working tools. 3. Both are large groups, each probably having over ten million members, with high population densities for Africa; both have traditions of expansion along their borders. 4. Igbo and Yoruba were heavily involved in the European slave trade and have extensive market systems. 5. The two are characterized by pat-rilineality, the agnatic groupings forming the basic building blocks of their political system Differences: 1. The Yoruba consist of a number of centralized states, once united under a large central state, while the Igbo have been made up of autonomous confederations of villages without strong centralization, except perhaps at Onitsha and through the Aro Chukwu network, as well as atIgbo-Ukwu in the archaeological 2. With Yoruba centralization and political hierarchy goes greater role specialization in all phases of life, from the political to the religious to the artistic. Further, the Yoruba mainly live in towns and cities, the Igbo until recently in villages, albeit densely populated rural 3. The Yoruba are also a more mythic people than the Igbo. Their pantheon of gods, with qualities not dissimilar to Greek and Scandinavian mythological figures, forms metaphors of past life and history that play important roles in present-day ritual and artistic activities, and there are common myths and beliefs held by many or all Yoruba. The Igbo, in contrast, have more particularistic myths for individual villages and patrilineal groups, have less of a common sense of the past, and have religious beliefs that are less centralized, spreading over a host of spiritual forces. They are less historically oriented than the Yoruba 4. Yoruba sculpture forms a more coherent whole [than Igbo] because certain conventions are ac-cepted throughout the territory," while the Igbo "seem to have found little need for integrative influences in art above the level of the village and the district" (Fagg & Pemberton 1982:13). 5. It would be a mistake to assume, however, that repose in Yoruba art means that Yoruba are not interested in achievement, in striving; they are as en-trepreneurial as the Igbo, but their activi-ties tend, perhaps, to be less openly stated and more in terms of a structured hierarchical social situation 2 Likes |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Freshmaxi: 6:18pm On May 10, 2019 |
Never.. Me as Anambra man don't have anything to do with dirty Yoruba's.. I hate Yoruba with passion.. Any thing Yoruba is fake.. Useless. Set of people.. You should thank igbos for developing Lagos.. Do you guys know how to build attractive house?? Brown roof region of the nation.. Foolish betrayers.. Chest beaters... 2 Likes |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Nobody: 6:20pm On May 10, 2019 |
AlhajaChinyere:Chai. ;DYou dey vex o, this guy! |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by oduademonest: 6:38pm On May 10, 2019 |
Freshmaxi: Bush boy calling Yorubas dirty The "Yoruba" have long been the most urbanized of all sub Saharan people and among the most urbanized people in the world. Yoruba have been quite explicit in distinguishing between rural and urban behavior. Peter Lloyd strikes a note of awe in describing Yoruba towns as "unique phenomena." 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Tallesty1(m): 6:40pm On May 10, 2019 |
alexola20:Oji 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by TemmyT002(m): 6:41pm On May 10, 2019 |
Taaaah Your Highness, please stop that. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by agadez007(m): 6:43pm On May 10, 2019 |
alexola20:Oji 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by APOSTLECHUMA: 6:53pm On May 10, 2019 |
THE SIMPLE BIBLE TRUTH IS THAT ALL HUMAN BEINGS REGARDLESS OF COLOUR,RACE ETC CAME THROUGH THESAME MOTHER THOUGH NOT THESAME FATHER. IN GEN 3-20, ADAM CALLED HIS WIFE'S NAME EVE BECAUSE SHE WAS THE MOTHER OF ALL THE LIVING BUT THERE WASNT A SINGLE PLACE ADAM WAS CALLED THE FATHER OF ALL THE LIVING. A DEEP LOOK INTO THIS HELPS US TO SEE THE ORIGINAL SIN IN EDEN HAVING SOMETHING TO DO WITH REPRODUCTION,THOUGH IT WAS REPORTED INFORM OF PARABLE. SEED IN THE BIBLE REPRESENTS PROSTERITY AND THE SERPENT OUT OF WHAT HE ATE WITH EVE,HAD A SEED, BECAUSE GOD SAID "I WILL PUT ENEMITY BETWEEN THY SEED ( CHILD) AND THE SEED OF THE WOMAN" CAIN DIDNT APPEAR ANY WHERE IN THE BIBLE AS ADAM'S SON AND WHERE HE DID, HE WAS SAID TO BE OF THE EVIL ONE (THE DEVIL/SERPENT) IN 1JOHN 3-12. READ THE PARABLE OF WHEAT AND TARES IN MATTHW 13 AND YOU WILL SEE THIS. ALL DESCENDANTS OF CAIN ARE SERPENT SEEDS, WHILE GOD BEGAN COUNTING ADAM'S SONS THROUGH SETH. GEN 6. WHEN SONS OF GOD BEGAN TO MARRY DAUGHTERS OF MEN (NOT DAUGHTERS OF GOD) MIXING BOTH BLOOD, GOD DESTROYED THE WORLD OF NOAH. SCIENTISTS KNOW THIS TRUTH MORE THAN THOSE CARRYING BIBLES. THEY HAVE TRIED IT THROUGH APE BUT IT DIDNT WORK AS THE ORIGINAL ANIMAL THAT DID WAS CURSED.THEY SAID THAT WE EVOLVED FROM THE APE AND THEY ARE RIGHT IN A WAY AS SOME ARE SERPENT SEEDS. 07054142412. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Sunsets: 7:05pm On May 10, 2019 |
Gbam SoNature: |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Ikem11(m): 7:14pm On May 10, 2019 |
AlhajaChinyere: Your thoughts doesn't change a fact. 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Nobody: 7:19pm On May 10, 2019 |
Ikem11:Gbam. Igbo amaka. Cc Lzaa adaibeku 3 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by blaqroy: 7:56pm On May 10, 2019 |
Westsida: Why are u sounding so bitter, are u depressed |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 8:55pm On May 10, 2019 |
Dareal90s: The Oni was not even talking about quantity between Yoruba vs others. He was saying quite clearly ONLY the Yoruba produce it and I quote because no Igbo man can do without kolanut which only grows in Yorubaland, which is WRONG. Do you get the difference? |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 8:56pm On May 10, 2019 |
alexola20: It's called oji. 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Dareal90s(m): 8:58pm On May 10, 2019 |
FSU:Were u alive then? He knows the history of his fore fathers and to prove him right, y is it that u people purchase Kolanuts from Yoruba's all d way from Igbo land? Even ur Igwe can't deny it. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 9:02pm On May 10, 2019 |
Dareal90s: What are you arguing? That Igbos don't grow kolanut? Then you need to travel out of your hut in Ogbomosho. Yoruba may produce more than Igbo and therefore will sell to Igbos trading on kolanut. That does not mean there are not 100s of 1000s of kolanut trees in Igboland. I have just mentioned that my grandfather had 5 trees and that was modest back in our village in Abia State. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Dareal90s(m): 9:05pm On May 10, 2019 |
FSU:See this village boy, do u read my comments at all, or u av block head? Even my Ogbomosho is better than ur red erosion ravaged land. Come to my ogbomosho u will see ur brothers at least two Igbo family in every buildings here as tenants. If u don't knw how to read give ur phone to an educated person to read to u, mumu. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by topstone4: 9:07pm On May 10, 2019 |
Philistine: Your comment sounds like "I don't want any relationship between igbos n yoruba". It's like you derived satisfaction from hatred. You will go to hell if you die like this. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 9:12pm On May 10, 2019 |
Dareal90s: You are very foolish. The US produces oil and still imports more oil from abroad. Why is that so? Similarly, Igbos use kolanut for virtually all traditional ceremonies. They don't produce enough for their domestic consumption and have to import from Yorubas who produce more than they need. That is different from the Oni saying that Igbos don't grow kolanut. You, and unfortunately the Oni, lack basic understanding of economic and agricultural production dynamics. 1 Like |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by MXrep: 9:14pm On May 10, 2019 |
Follygunners:And you forget that igbo is synonymous with forests. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Dareal90s(m): 9:15pm On May 10, 2019 |
FSU:Can you see another stupidity in ur comment? Now bring out that line where Oni said Igbo's don't produce Kolanuts. If u can't find that line then ur mumu will never end till u kick d bucket. |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 9:29pm On May 10, 2019 |
Dareal90s: Your daftness can't get any worse. Now go back to page 1 and you will see this quote from the Oni We Yoruba have strong ties with Igbos because no Igbo man can do without kolanut which only grows in YorubalandIt's really easy to see that you are one semi-illiterate, ignorance-reeking, bush boy living in a village in Ogbomosho. 2 Likes |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by FSU: 10:03pm On May 10, 2019 |
Dareal90s: This is the funniest shytte I have ever seen on Nairaland. You are typing with China phone of 35 thousand Naira, while I am typing with a Lenovo thinkPad I bought for 1500 United States Dollars (=525,000 Naira).
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Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Shinjitsu: 10:19pm On May 10, 2019 |
MyVILLAGEpeople: Ooni or onions I don't know which is your name..the igbos don't want to have anything to do with cowards and hause / Fulani ass lick please just let us be..You idiots should tell you ooni or onions to go fix himself first |
Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Dareal90s(m): 10:19pm On May 10, 2019 |
FSU: See ur mumu self, am also typing with a Lenovo G750 which you cant buy from Nigeria. u wanna show? lets get it started. ill show u i can feed ur whole street for a good one month.
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Re: Ooni: Make deeper researches about Yoruba-Igbo family ties by Dareal90s(m): 10:20pm On May 10, 2019 |
FSU:
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