TAO11:
Hahaha! Shebi you now see why Ogun must kee you — your fatuous lie steaming from your inferiority.

(1) Name me one person in Edo antiquity whose name is “Ogun”.

(2) And tell me the meaning of “Ogun” in Edo language.

Lying is one of the reasons why Oranmiyan conquered your people.

Continue lying, shebi our prodigal son (i.e. the Oba of Benin) has brought OPC to deal with you all.


In summary: Ogun kee you!

Benin wannabe

gregyboy:
Benin wannabe

Hahaha ... See desperate die-hard Yoruba wanna-be playing reverse psychology after attempting to steal Ogun.

You still didn’t answer the question:

Who in Edo’s antiquity goes by the name Ogun??

TAO11:
Hahaha ... See desperate die-hard Yoruba wanna-be playing reverse psychology after attempting to steal Ogun.

You still didn’t answer the question:

Who in Edo’s antiquity goes by the name Ogun??

We dont bear nsmes of idols you fool, our names are proverbial names,


Edo wannabe,

Sometimes i decide not to reply you or not to reply early to avoid unecessary talks, but you my friend you would find ways to push me to talk just for me to endup humiliate you



The next thing from you would be, the idols were never ours that's why we dont bear their names


Am waiting for you to take that stance so I will further disgrace you........

gregyboy:
We dont bear nsmes of idols you fool, our names are proverbial names

Now “Ogun” is a mere iDoL after I exposed your cultural theivery. Omo Olè

Well, to continue educating you as part of my public service, I did NOT ask you to name me a modern (or historical) Edo person who was named after this deity, you fraud.

Rather, I asked you the opposite — that is: you should name me the first person in Edo antiquity to bear the name “Ogun” after whom the deity was then named.

The rule is simple: If it began with you, then it must have an indigenous history in your Edo society.

So, who was this personage “Ogun” in Edo’s antiquity who then became deified??

What is the meaning of his name in Edo language if “Ogun” is indeed Edo as you have attempted to steal.

Edo wannabe,

How would I wanna be one of those whom I ruled since circa 1200 till date and forever??

I am your master, you are my slave. Have your forgotten so quick??

Sometimes i decide not to reply you or not to reply early to avoid unecessary talks, but you my friend you would find ways to push me to talk just for me to endup humiliate you

Rants of a dying slave are not to be refuted. It is self-refuting.

The next thing from you would be, the idols were never ours that's why we dont bear their names

Your deceptive and scared Edo nature is kicking in already with your attempt to twist my question.

My question was NEVER about whether or not Edo people today bear the names of these deities — No my actual question is quite the opposite, you fraud.

My question to you is: Who was the supposed original Edo bearer of this name in Edo’s antiquity before the subsequent deification of the name??

You obviously have no answer for this question because Ogun is simply another evidence of Ife’s early colonization of the Edo nation.

Am waiting for you to take that stance so I will further disgrace you........

What yeye stance are you talking about??

“Ogun” didn’t begin as an Edo deity for the simple reason that there was no such Edo history of its beginning among the Edo people. Provide any Edo evidence of such history if it exists, I dare you!

On the contrary, the name “Ogun” began with the early Yoruba king of Ife who after his death became deified.

“Ogun“ has no history or meaning indigenous to Edo societies.

In other words, it was imposed on you all by your master — the Yorubas. Stop stealing!

TAO11:
Now “Ogun” is a mere iDoL after I exposed your cultural theivery. Omo Olè

Well, to continue educating you as part of my public service, I did NOT ask you to name me a modern (or historical) Edo person who was named after this deity, you fraud.

Rather, I asked you the opposite — that is: you should name me the first person in Edo antiquity to bear the name “Ogun” after whom the deity was then named.

The rule is simple: If it began with you, then it must have an indigenous history in your Edo society.

So, who was this personage “Ogun” in Edo’s antiquity who then became deified??

What is the meaning of his name in Edo language if “Ogun” is indeed Edo as you have attempted to steal.

How would I wanna be one of those whom I ruled since circa 1200 till date and forever??

I am your master, you are my slave. Have your forgotten so quick??

Rants of a dying slave are not to be refuted. It is self-refuting.

Your deceptive and scared Edo nature is kicking in already with your attempt to twist my question.

My question was NEVER about whether or not Edo people today bear the names of these deities — No my actual question is quite the opposite, you fraud.

My question to you is: Who was the supposed original Edo bearer of this name in Edo’s antiquity before the subsequent deification of the name??

You obviously have no answer for this question because Ogun is simply another evidence of Ife’s early colonization of the Edo nation.

What yeye stance are you talking about??

“Ogun” didn’t begin as an Edo deity for the simple reason that there was no such Edo history of its beginning among the Edo people. Provide any Edo evidence of such history if it exists, I dare you!

On the contrary, the name “Ogun” began with the early Yoruba king of Ife who after his death became deified.

“Ogun“ has no history or meaning indigenous to Edo societies.

In other words, it was imposed on you all by your master — the Yorubas. Stop stealing!

I would reply this in my spear time,

You made a fool of yourself with those comments am coming for your heax

And again reduce d writeups u monkey

Edo wannabe

gregyboy:
I would reply this in my spear time

Is this a way of saying you would never ever reply??

Because there is no such thing in this context as ”spear time”

Olodo Edo boy

You made a fool of yourself with those comments am coming for your heax

Is this another way of saying you’re not coming for anything but simply blowing hot air after disgrace as usual.

Because there is no such thing in this context as ”heax”.

Olodo Edo boy.

And again reduce d writeups u monkey

Why does this sound so much like: My Oga, please reduce the flogging! Abi you wan spoil my life??

By the way, it is the Edos (men and women) who roam the streets stark nak3d in as recent as the late 1890s/early 1900s, NOT Yorubas. So you now know who the monkeys are. See HERE for a reminder.

Edo wannabe

A slave alleging that his master wants to be like him. Such slave will never be freed.

TAO11:
Now “Ogun” is a mere iDoL after I exposed your cultural theivery. Omo Olè

Well, to continue educating you as part of my public service, I did NOT ask you to name me a modern (or historical) Edo person who was named after this deity, you fraud.

Rather, I asked you the opposite — that is: you should name me the first person in Edo antiquity to bear the name “Ogun” after whom the deity was then named.

The rule is simple: If it began with you, then it must have an indigenous history in your Edo society.

So, who was this personage “Ogun” in Edo’s antiquity who then became deified??

What is the meaning of his name in Edo language if “Ogun” is indeed Edo as you have attempted to steal.

How would I wanna be one of those whom I ruled since circa 1200 till date and forever??

I am your master, you are my slave. Have your forgotten so quick??

Rants of a dying slave are not to be refuted. It is self-refuting.

Your deceptive and scared Edo nature is kicking in already with your attempt to twist my question.

My question was NEVER about whether or not Edo people today bear the names of these deities — No my actual question is quite the opposite, you fraud.

My question to you is: Who was the supposed original Edo bearer of this name in Edo’s antiquity before the subsequent deification of the name??

You obviously have no answer for this question because Ogun is simply another evidence of Ife’s early colonization of the Edo nation.

What yeye stance are you talking about??

“Ogun” didn’t begin as an Edo deity for the simple reason that there was no such Edo history of its beginning among the Edo people. Provide any Edo evidence of such history if it exists, I dare you!

On the contrary, the name “Ogun” began with the early Yoruba king of Ife who after his death became deified.

“Ogun“ has no history or meaning indigenous to Edo societies.

In other words, it was imposed on you all by your master — the Yorubas. Stop stealing!

You're running mouth you forget you're replying gregyboy, i dont have your time now,


Go and do research more


And stop parading decite to people that ife is oghene,

Am coming for your neck and this comment at my spare time

gregyboy:
[s]You're running mouth you forget you're replying gregyboy, i dont have your time now,
Go and do research more
And stop parading decite to people that ife is oghene,
Am coming for your neck and this comment at my spare time[/s]

No matter how far you think you can run away, remember you’re my slave and as such I will always find you, catch you, and flog you almost to death.

You can run, but you can’t hide.