nocomment9999:
I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's

And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth.

Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin.

nocomment9999:
[s]I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.[/s]

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

[s]Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's[/s]

[s]And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth[/s].

[s]Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin[/s].

nocomment9999:
I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.

Birth of yoruba: 1808
Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's

And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth.

valirex:
Oni was the chief priest of Ifa from the beginning before Awolowo changed Ooni priesthood into kingship. The ultimate king of Yoruba is Alaffi of Oyo.
The same position of Ooni was the position of Ogiefa of Benin, Ogiefa was the diviners and priest of Efa as Onni is priest of Ifa. Benin call it Efa, Urhobo call it Efa, Igbo call it Afa too, Yoruba call it Ifa.
#Photospeak.

TAO11 Oya come and start wailing grin

Etrusen
samuk
AreaFada2
gregyboy
Etinosa1234


Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin.

nocomment9999:
Debating with yoruba makes me think about Galilleo debating with the inquisition.
The gap of inteligence is that wide.
Since the yoruba are slow i will explain further: I am Gallileo and the yoruba are the inquisition.

nocomment99999:
[s]I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.[/s]

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

[s]Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's[/s]

[s]And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth[/s].

[s]Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin[/s].

TAO11:
No I am Galileo and t you and your band of Benin ignoramus are the inquisition.

Why, I adduce evidence, you adduce repetition of already debunked dog shits.

nocomment9999:
I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.

Birth of yoruba: 1808
Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's

And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth.

valirex:
Oni was the chief priest of Ifa from the beginning before Awolowo changed Ooni priesthood into kingship. The ultimate king of Yoruba is Alaffi of Oyo.
The same position of Ooni was the position of Ogiefa of Benin, Ogiefa was the diviners and priest of Efa as Onni is priest of Ifa. Benin call it Efa, Urhobo call it Efa, Igbo call it Afa too, Yoruba call it Ifa.
#Photospeak.

TAO11 Oya come and start wailing grin

Etrusen
samuk
AreaFada2
gregyboy
Etinosa1234


Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin.

Balogunodua:

Account created 45minutes ago....

Samuk this is too childish Na....

nocomment9999:
You bring no evidence, only lies and false logics.
You use the word "debunk" in a fast and lose manner. You are not debunking anything. You have no proof rather you are going against sentences which have proofs provided for them right in front of your eyes.

I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.

Birth of yoruba: 1808
Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's

And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth.

valirex:
Oni was the chief priest of Ifa from the beginning before Awolowo changed Ooni priesthood into kingship. The ultimate king of Yoruba is Alaffi of Oyo.
The same position of Ooni was the position of Ogiefa of Benin, Ogiefa was the diviners and priest of Efa as Onni is priest of Ifa. Benin call it Efa, Urhobo call it Efa, Igbo call it Afa too, Yoruba call it Ifa.
#Photospeak.

TAO11 Oya come and start wailing grin

Etrusen
samuk
AreaFada2
gregyboy
Etinosa1234


Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin.

Balogunodua:


You just couldn't take the disgraced she gave your so called mushroom empire...


Edo are undisputed cowards... they always run to create news account when their lies have been exposed the disgrace is too much ......

nocomment9999:

Do you have any other conspiracy theory to spread ?

[s]You bring no evidence, only lies and false logics.You use the word "debunk" in a fast and lose manner. You are not debunking anything. You have no proof rather you are going against sentences which have proofs provided for them right in front of your eyes.[/s]

nocomment9999:
[s]I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.[/s]

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

[s]Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's[/s]

[s]And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth[/s].

[s]Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin[/s].

nocomment9999:


Do I need to pay you for this laughter ? Because your clownry is rmaking me laugh more than the usual comedy.

nocomment9999:
You bring no evidence, only lies and false logics.
You use the word "debunk" in a fast and lose manner. You are not debunking anything. You have no proof rather you are going against sentences which have proofs provided for them right in front of your eyes.

I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.

Birth of yoruba: 1808
Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's

And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth.

valirex:
Oni was the chief priest of Ifa from the beginning before Awolowo changed Ooni priesthood into kingship. The ultimate king of Yoruba is Alaffi of Oyo.
The same position of Ooni was the position of Ogiefa of Benin, Ogiefa was the diviners and priest of Efa as Onni is priest of Ifa. Benin call it Efa, Urhobo call it Efa, Igbo call it Afa too, Yoruba call it Ifa.
#Photospeak.

TAO11 Oya come and start wailing grin

Etrusen
samuk
AreaFada2
gregyboy
Etinosa1234


Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin.

Balogunodua:

Account created 45minutes ago....

Samuk this is too childish Na....

Balogunodua:

Hahahaha.... we all the clowns hiding under different monikers to spread lies like cowards they keep creating different accounts like lost pigs

Balogunodua:


You just couldn't take the disgraced she gave your so called mushroom empire...


Yorubas are undisputed cowards... they always run to create news account when their lies have been exposed the disgrace is too much ......

nocomment9999:
Come on, I know the only real tradition of the yoruba is to copy others, but did you really need to copy my words ?
You had to paraphrase me by using the word "clown" ? Couldn't you have your own original thoughts ?

To be a really funny clown, you need a certain level of originality. This was paraphrasing, not funny.
I expect better from a naturally gifted clown like you.

nocomment9999:
[s]You bring no evidence, only lies and false logics.You use the word "debunk" in a fast and lose manner. You are not debunking anything. You have no proof rather you are going against sentences which have proofs provided for them right in front of your eyes.[/s]

nocomment9999:
[s]I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.[/s]

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

[s]Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's[/s]

[s]And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth[/s].

[s]Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin[/s].

gregyboy:



Its true

nocomment9999:
[s]You bring no evidence, only lies and false logics.You use the word "debunk" in a fast and lose manner. You are not debunking anything. You have no proof rather you are going against sentences which have proofs provided for them right in front of your eyes.[/s]

nocomment9999:
[s]I always knew and I have always stated that the oni of ife is not a king.
the yoruba just invent themselves a tradition and a passed.
They copy real indigenoous cultures and turn arround to claim it is those cultures who copied yoruba.[/s]

The image attached by the OP traces to only one source as diverse and as versatile as the World-Wide-Web is.

The image traces only to a post from an unverified Facebook page of a certain apparent amateur who, nonetheless, self-certified theirs as a history page.

This singular originator of this image (and Facebook post) — from where our OP has simply lifted word-for-word and image-for-image — was severely roasted in the comment section of their own Facebook post for misinforming the public.

Guess what, this poster (despite the multiple and consistent heavy criticisms in the comment section) dared not name even one source to prove that the individual in the picture was indeed an Ooni, much less substantiate the authenticity of their uncorroborated and sourceless footnote which they’ve edited into the anonymous picture. It was a clear case of propaganda gone wrong.

There is simply no evidence anywhere in all of history pages to back up his mischievous association of the Ooni of Ife with IfA priesthood. Neither could he dare say a word in defense of his apparent mischievous editing as there is no other source for such (apparently false) information.

In fact to be emphatic, there is not a single past Ooni of Ife (from Yorubaland’s photography era) who has ever adorned the circular-style beaded-necklace as shown in the OP’s image.

This singular fact alone instantly debunks our OP’s image (and its accompanying footnote) as a work of dubious and fraudulent propaganda. Lol!

Do not take every information/image online at face value. Do your own thorough check if you must form an opinion from such information.

The Ooni of Ife was always and remains the head of all Yoruba kings as I have demonstrated with evidence in my above comment which precedes this one.

Birth of yoruba: 1808

[s]Adoption of the term "Oba" in yoruba chiefs nomenclature: 1930's[/s]

[s]And the average yoruba would just go online and defend his dogma like a fanatic boko haram memeber defending the flatness of the earth[/s].

[s]Notice the ooni of ife is wearing just one bead around his kneck, like any regular low ranking chief of Benin empire. To me this proves the ooni was a low ranking chief in Benin empire. therefor ife was under the Oba of Benin[/s].

nocomment9999:
I have a book to finish writing. I will be back tomorrow to post the proof again after the usual suspects (yoruba) have thrown a thousnad lies at it while they are hoping to kill the truth (but a proven sentence is always true nomatter how many lies you throw at it). So all that is needed is to just wait let the morons get tired with their lies and then produce the same proof again.

if two applications have same graph, then their domains are equal, no matter how many long lies you tell, it remains true because there is a proof attached to it.

nocomment9999:
[s]Ihave a book to finish writing. I will be back tomorrow to post the proof again after the usual suspects (yoruba) have thrown a thousnad lies at it while they are hoping to kill the truth (but a proven sentence is always true nomatter how many lies you throw at it So all that is needed is to just wait let the morons get tired with their lies and then produce the same proof again.
[/s]

if two applications have same graph, then their domains are equal, no matter how many long lies you tell, it remains true because there is a proof attached to it.