Most people don't know that aside general Yoruba language that emanated from parts of oyo and osun most Yoruba dialects aren't intelligible such as Ekiti, Ondo and some minor groups in ife...

OP must have lived for Long time in Yoruba Land, That's diversity, the number of dialects in Yoruba Land is almost 300

Are posters 1 and 2 the same person?

okpalaAnambra:
Most people don't know that aside general Yoruba language that emanated from parts of oyo and osun most Yoruba dialects aren't intelligible such as Ekiti, Ondo and some minor groups in ife...

There's nothing like minor group in ife, and every towns have their dialects

That’s why Yorubas are far ahead
They have all adopted Oyo Yoruba has lingua Franca
They have created a singular cultural identity that transverses religion and sub nationality as evidence by ishola

robinso01:

There's nothing like minor group in ife, and every towns have their dialects

Sometimes one doesnt even know where to start from with folks here.

How come Yoruba men don't like eating their wive's food.?

Oh God.

Osaze007:
That’s why Yorubas are far ahead
They have all adopted Oyo Yoruba has lingua Franca
They have created a singular cultural identity that transverses religion and sub nationality as evidence by ishola

How come yorubas don't like eating their wife's food. Because they are afraid of poisoning

Charleys:
How come Yoruba men don't like eating their wive's food.?

That is a fallacy

nlPoster:

Sometimes one doesnt even know where to start from with folks here.

One still gonna have to start from somewhere

Charleys:


How come yorubas don't like eating their wife's food. Because they are afraid of poisoning

Too much Onitsha weed

edoairways:

That is a fallacy

niggar don't fallacy me. I know thousands of men who don't eat their wife's food.

I'll tell you one story. I and my guys had a painting job. It was the biggest painting job we had, and this man came home with food from shop rite for dogs.

The wife came collected the food and threw it in the dust bin.

Their house girl told us the man doesn't eat the wife's food.

Charleys:
niggar don't fallacy me. I know thousands of men who don't eat their wife's food.

And there are millions that love their wife's food

robinso01:

One still gonna have to start from somewhere

It can be quite tiresome.

I seriously dont know how the early visitors to Nigeria dealt with all this to form the country of today?

Osaze007:



Too much Onitsha weed

Don't change the topic, a yoruba man will never eat his wife's food but will rather eat outside in the junction where iya basira cooks.

Are you asking why people (Nigerians included) like eating out?

Charleys:


Don't change the topic, a yoruba man will never eat his wife's food but will rather eat outside in the junction where iya basira cooks.

Is this your new lie!

It’s no longer Yoruba are cowards and you own 99% of Lagos

Charleys:


Don't change the topic, a yoruba man will never eat his wife's food but will rather eat outside in the junction where iya basira cooks.

Rich Yorubas employ cooks. Sometimes the restaurant owner can function as the cook. I think I know who you're talking about, although I have no idea why you're taking it so personally.

It's their money, not yours.

Osaze007:


Is this your new lie!

It’s no longer Yoruba are cowards and you own 99% of Lagos

I have never said anything about yorubas being cowards or owning 99% of Lagos. I asked a simple question.


Why do men from the south west don't eat their wife's food.

Note, every Yoruba man knows at least two men who don't eat their wife's food.

Charleys:


I have never said anything about yorubas being cowards or owning 99% of Lagos. I asked a simple question.


Why do men from the south west don't eat their wife's food.

Note, every Yoruba man knows at least two men who don't eat their wife's food.

I don’t have time to discus Igbo beer parlour gist
That’s the you all told yourself in this recent village festivities

nlPoster:


Rich Yorubas employ cooks. Sometimes the restaurant owner can function as the cook. I think I know who you're talking about, although I have no idea why you're taking it so personally.

It's their money, not yours.

Who’s that ?

nlPoster:


It can be quite tiresome.

I seriously dont know how the early visitors to Nigeria dealt with all this to form the country of today?

LOL, no matter how big a word is, it can never be cut by knife

robinso01:

LOL,

It worries me sometimes, that why am I not aggressive, rude and pushy like these other Nigerians, when did I turn to a minority?

nlPoster:


It worries me sometimes, that why am I not aggressive, rude and pushy like these other Nigerians, when did I turn to a minority?

Everybody can't just be aggressive, rude and pushy, all of us can't just be the same, we grew up in different conditions and environments

I would have thought the subject here was dialect.