EzeNri:

These are non Yorubas:

Ilajes

Aworis

Ijebus

Eguns

Isale Emo

Idumota

EzeNri:

Aworis are Aworis not Yoruba.

Yoruba media is only deceiving the gullible ones among them to force yorubaness down their throat

EzeNri:

So TAO that claimed Ijebu is now Awori?

Deceive una self not us.

Lagos is not Yoruba.

PERIOD

EzeNri:

So TAO that claimed Ijebu is now Awori?

Deceive una self not us.

Lagos is not Yoruba.

PERIOD

Christistruth00:



Ebonyi and Wawa of Enugu are not Igbos,

Even Onitsha and Nnewi are not Igbo since Benin owns them

KoshCAD:
Abi

Ezza are Ezza,

Anambra is not Igboland, it belongs to the igalas, the world knows that.

EzeNri:

Aworis are Aworis not Yoruba.

Yoruba media is only deceiving the gullible ones among them to force yorubaness down their throat

Odingo1:
Oba of Lagos

yorubarere:

Don't be surprised if and when bitter things always come ur way. You are just too bitter. Who are you to decide who is Yoruba and who is not? Going by you, I am as well not a Yoruba.

Anyways, what do ipob miscreants knows?

Kayberg:


That doesn't answer the question though, bro….
Can you give any short explanatory answer to the question?

EzeNri:

[s]According to Colonial records, Igbos were even in Lagos before Yorubas. The records didn't recognize Yorubas as been indigenous to Lagos.[/s]

LAGOS IS NOT YORUBA LAND.

FACT

TAO11:
The aboriginal owners of all of Lagos (including its length and its breadth, its islands and its mainlands, its villages and its towns) are the Aworis.

Aworis are one of the over thirty (30) major Yoruba subgroups who admit in their traditional narrative to have sprung from the center of Yoruba civilization — Ile-Ife.

In the embedded video below, Awori monarchs from both Lagos state and Ogun state can be heard affirming this fact very loudly and very clearly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88-cG1nC8fM


Furthermore, contrary to the misrepresentation (falsely attributed to Oba Akiolu) by certain quack print-media sources some years back; Oba Akiolu (who is the king of Èkó (i.e. one of the islands in Lagos) declared emphatically in a video (interview with Channels TV) that:

Lagos does not belong to Benin kingdom.

Having said that, an independent and sovereign Yoruba nation is becoming increasingly inevitable as each day goes by. The processes have hit top gear lately. I won’t say much.

Cheers!

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EzeNri:

Believe whatever you want but the truth remains.

Awori
Ijebu
Egun
Ilaje
idumota


ARE NOT YORUBAS.

South West? YES

But Yorubas? NEVER

Kayberg:
Interesting.
But I don't understand why Benin is trying to separate itself from Oduduwa, while Sabe and Popo recognizes Oduduwa.
It's not the first time I'll be hearing/reading these from them.
Do they happen to forget their history/source or what?

Coder2Client:


let me burst your brain, the entire Bini will be under Oodua Rep except if you want to die

TAO11:
The Binis are not Yorubas actually. Those are two different ethnic group in the same sense that Hausas are different from Igbos.

The reality instead is that their Kings (I mean the Oba’s of the Benins) are Yorubas. That is, a Yoruba family rules as king among a non-Yoruba people. Catch the difference?

For a little bit more reading: https://www.nairaland.com/6459392/igbo-yoruba-know-sons-oduduwa/2#99943422

Christistruth00:
TAO over the Centuries the Benin’s and Yorubas were very intertwined and intermarried so much that there was a time when Edos were Classified as Yorubas.

But they both Started out as separate ethnic groups in the 12 th Century

Odua1stson:
aah aah even edo dogs dey talk, wonders shall never end

Christistruth00:


TAO over the Centuries the Benin’s and Yorubas were very intertwined and intermarried so much that there was a time when Edos were Classified as Yorubas.

But they both Started out as separate ethnic groups in the 12 th Century

valirex:


Lol really? Then why weren't Yorubas classified as Ẹdos?

Child's talk

TAO11:
Interesting!

Could you please direct me to such historical material which contains the information regarding when “Edos were [supposedly] classified as Yorubas”? Thanks.

——————————
PS:
I know you know the following, I’m only punching it in to debunk a specific fraudulent impression above:

There was never a time when a Benin person ever ruled any part of Lagos. There was never any such event in our history.

Cc: Coder2Client

Cheers!

Christistruth00:


Edo are not Yorubas but there was a time they were considered to be the same people

Christistruth00:


TAO over the Centuries the Benin’s and Yorubas were very intertwined and intermarried so much that there was a time when Edos were Classified as Yorubas.

But they both Started out as separate ethnic groups in the 12 th Century


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/198255-benin-kingdom-edo-yoruba-territory-ooni-ife-adeyeye-ogunwusi.html

Christistruth00:
King Ado of Lagos was Awori from Isheri

But some people in order to boost their Egos claim he was the son of the Oba of Benin

Whereas the Oba of Benin was his maternal Grandfather. or his mother’s father

The difference is big

valirex:


Under what name?

Christistruth00:


The Ado Ekiti are they Ado or Ekiti

That will answer your question

Kayberg:


Now I am convinced you were misinformed.
Your list up there is trash.
Yes, I mean trash.
Who told you Ijebus are not Yoruba?
Do you even know the origin of the Ijebus?
Even if they adopt a common dialect, Yoruba, do you think they're separated by tribe?
If thou say Ijebus are not Yorubas, then what was Oduduwa?
Come on….

EzeNri:

Ijebus have always maintain a history of their origin and it is all there for us to see.

[s]Ijebus are not Yorubas but blackmailed into adopting Yoruba as a trove[/s]

Kayberg:

False. All your claims are false. No need of interacting with you any longer.