Afflalo:
I'm an Ijebu man, I never heard of Ijebu and Yoruba debate, You people just like talking in nonsense nd saying trash

hammer3:



Ur a born fool for this Northwest NiGERDelta, u write here, y not kukuma write Katsina.


Ozua!

Efewestern:


Source:
Rural Migrants as Catalysts in Rural Development: The Urhobo in Ondo State, Nigeria by Onigu Otite (https://www.jstor.org/stable/1159555)

Iamgrey5:
There's a root

See the extract below

Link: https://books.google.com.ng/books?id=jjeNIESBArkC&pg=PA156&lpg=PA156&dq=What+do+Urhobo+call+ooni+of+ife+?&source=bl&ots=LBy9q9xzda&sig=ACfU3U1wDdGdVPvo9zXswfhOvqVuTPQ89A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjMhK-slPfpAhVI4aQKHdUcCewQ6AEwDHoECAIQAQ#v=onepage&q=What%20do%20Urhobo%20call%20ooni%20of%20ife%20%3F&f=false

Davash222:

Jeddo, Ughoton, Ugbokodo... All these places claimed they're Okpe not Urhobo.

vonxe:


There have been large scale of palm oil production right before the migration, their style of oil production is different. Shop keeping and trade is the other way round.

lx3as:

It's so surprising that their population reduced drastically. In Ekiti and many parts of Ondo State then, we used to have several Urhobo communities just like Ebiras; the two were the next main groups after Yorubas everywhere you went; farms, classrooms, churches, social gatherings, etc. Now Igbos have taken Urhobo's spot. Moreover, Ebiras, Tivs, Idoma groups and others keep growing in numbers.