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The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Dovegrey: 1:52pm On Jul 27, 2021
For better understanding of the
Mugbamugba war, you should
read the true story of how Afonja lost IIorin and its kingship to Fulani people.

After the Fulani Jamma
murdered Are-Ona-Kakanfo
Afonja and seized control of
Ilorin, Abdulsalam, the son of
Shehu Alimi, became the first
Fulani ruler of Ilorin.

Abdulsalam ruled with the title
of Emir and not
Oba which
proved that the Yorubas had
completely lost control of Ilorin,
a Yoruba town, to the Fulanis.

In a bid to restore the control
of Ilorin in the hands of the
Yoruba people, Toyeje, the
Baale of Ogbomoso and the
new Are-Ona-Kakanfo, led an
attack on Ilorin to expel the
Fulanis but failed.

After sometime, between the
months of March and April
when garden egg (Igba) was
ripe for harvest, another
attempt was made by the
Yorubas to chase Fulani people out of IIorin but failed again.

During this period, the whole
land was already devastated by
the previous wars and
consequently there were no
farms for foraging. Ilorin had
also ran out of food, so both
sides had no food to eat than
garden egg (ìgbá) thus the war
was named Mugbamugba.

The Yorubas suffered untold
defeat in the Mugbamugba war.

They did not know how else
they could fight the Fulanis who
were expert horsemen with
potent charms. Monija, the king
of Rabbah and a mercenary
fighting on the side of the
Yorubas, fled to his town
leaving the Yorubas to their
fate.

To crown their victory, the
Fulanis of Ilorin attacked all
towns in the directions of Offa,
Erinle and Igbona. The Olofa of
Offa with Asegbe (his Ilari)
escaped to Ikoyi.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by OBALOLA55(m): 2:02pm On Jul 27, 2021
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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Prosperous111(m): 2:07pm On Jul 27, 2021
Reading.........
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Freelancer2020(m): 2:08pm On Jul 27, 2021
trash
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Fahdiga(m): 2:10pm On Jul 27, 2021
Kwara is gone

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by BlowYourMind: 2:24pm On Jul 27, 2021

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by MightySparrow: 2:41pm On Jul 27, 2021
Yoruba Nation actuallization will put an end to it permanently.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Jostoman: 2:44pm On Jul 27, 2021
maybe that is the reason why our president appointed Gambari as the chief of staff to the president.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by DoggoneDogg: 2:51pm On Jul 27, 2021
Summary:

It failed. grin grin

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by joyandfaith: 2:52pm On Jul 27, 2021
Jostoman:
maybe that is the reason why our president appointed Gambari as the chief of staff to the president.

That is one of the reasons. Success of yoruba national means ilorin down to jebba and kabba will become yoruba territory.
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by DoggoneDogg: 2:55pm On Jul 27, 2021
Dovegrey:


The Yorubas suffered untold
defeat in the Mugbamugba war
. grin grin

They did not know how else
they could fight the Fulanis who
were expert horsemen with
potent charms. Monija, the king
of Rabbah and a mercenary
fighting on the side of the
Yorubas, fled to his town
leaving the Yorubas to their
fate.
grin grin cheesy

To crown their victory, the
Fulanis of Ilorin attacked all
towns in the directions of Offa,
Erinle and Igbona.
Kai grin cheesy

The Olofa of
Offa with Asegbe (his Ilari)
escaped to Ikoyi
. Hahahahaha grin cheesy

Joromi1 Jostoman seyz01 fk001 JoeEl MYHUBBY OBALOLA55 WaffenSS emzyt what do you have to say about these monumental acts of cowardice??
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by NaijirianKing: 2:55pm On Jul 27, 2021
This is an interesting write up

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Jostoman: 3:00pm On Jul 27, 2021
joyandfaith:


That is one of the reasons. Success of yoruba national means ilorin down to jebba and kabba will become yoruba territory.
no wonder the reason why they are after igboho's life and other agitator for Yoruba self determination is getting clearer now.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by DoggoneDogg: 3:04pm On Jul 27, 2021
[s]
NaijirianKing:
This is an interesting write up, however it is slightly factually inaccurate.

Ilorin never "belonged" to any one ethnic group as it has always been a multi-ethnic city and by extension, Kwara has always been a multi-ethic state belonging to no one group or people. The area known today as Kwara was always more Northern in culture, religion, heritage and world view.

Due to the marginalization done by ancient Oyo, many of those Oyo subjects, who had Yoruba language imposed on them began to move North in search of freedom from the overbearing Oyo Empire. As such, they found refuge in what we now call Kwara, this migration raised the number of Yoruba speaking tribes relative to the number of Hausa and Fulani speaking tribes already in the area.

Afonja, although not Fulani, had called his Fulani brothers, who he felt a closer link to, in order to free Kwara from Oyo. If we look at history in its proper context we see that Kwara is truly a multi-ethnic state and we should stop trying to divide that state by claiming it is part of this or that, when Kwara has already decided that it is comfortable with its historic home and that is with the Sokoto Caliphate.

It is good to learn history, peace my brothers.


[/s]

Trash.
Afonja revisionist.

Present day Kwara state even up to Niger state was under Oyo Empire rule according to British colonial records until Fulani disgraced your forefathers out of their own land.

Where did you get your own Afonja history if your people learnt to write from the same British??

You are ashamed of your own history. grin
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by DoggoneDogg: 3:04pm On Jul 27, 2021
[s]
joyandfaith:


That is one of the reasons. Success of yoruba national means ilorin down to jebba and kabba will become yoruba territory.
[/s]

Afonjas fled and forfeited their hometown to their Fulani masters till today.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by joyandfaith: 3:09pm On Jul 27, 2021
DoggoneDogg:
[s][/s]

Afonjas fled and forfeited their hometown to their Fulani masters till today.
I have stopped arguing with foolish people.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Dovegrey: 3:09pm On Jul 27, 2021
Jostoman:
no wonder the reason why they are after igboho's life and other agitator for Yoruba self determination is getting clearer now.
hmmmm
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by survivor10(m): 3:10pm On Jul 27, 2021
Fulani-zation is real. Easterners won't accept it
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Lifestone(m): 3:27pm On Jul 27, 2021
NaijirianKing:
This is an interesting write up, however it is slightly factually inaccurate.

Ilorin never "belonged" to any one ethnic group as it has always been a multi-ethnic city and by extension, Kwara has always been a multi-ethic state belonging to no one group or people. The area known today as Kwara was always more Northern in culture, religion, heritage and world view.

Due to the marginalization done by ancient Oyo, many of those Oyo subjects, who had Yoruba language imposed on them began to move North in search of freedom from the overbearing Oyo Empire. As such, they found refuge in what we now call Kwara, this migration raised the number of Yoruba speaking tribes relative to the number of Hausa and Fulani speaking tribes already in the area.

Afonja, although not Fulani, had called his Fulani brothers, who he felt a closer link to, in order to free Kwara from Oyo. If we look at history in its proper context we see that Kwara is truly a multi-ethnic state and we should stop trying to divide that state by claiming it is part of this or that, when Kwara has already decided that it is comfortable with its historic home and that is with the Sokoto Caliphate.

It is good to learn history, peace my brothers.


What's your source? I am sure this was history according to you. You are a revisionist.
If you had read that piece which is the correct version you will know that the war relates to Ilorin as there was nothing like Kwara as at that time.
You can open a new thread on this your new fables and we will meet to discuss it.
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Dabronze(m): 3:58pm On Jul 27, 2021
Jostoman:
no wonder the reason why they are after igboho's life and other agitator for Yoruba self determination is getting clearer now.
Anytyme you see government chasing somebody there is untold seceret that the person know but they dont want you to know. All the rally that igboho is doing he didnt do any in kwara state to tell you that the people of illorin a long way to go if they want to claim ther land
MightySparrow:
Yoruba Nation actuallization will put an end to it permanently.
that is if the indegene of kwara state are ready to fight there land aganst the fulani caliphate.
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by MightySparrow: 4:01pm On Jul 27, 2021
Dabronze:
Anytyme you see government chasing somebody there is untold seceret that the person know but they dont want you to know. All the rally that igboho is doing he didnt do any in kwara state to tell you that the people of illorin a long way to go if they want to claim ther land that is if the indegene of kwara state are ready to fight there land aganst the fulani caliphate.


In the new nation, we shall see Insha Eledumare
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by r4bbit: 4:09pm On Jul 27, 2021
Fahdiga:
Kwara is gone
Not entirely gone.... More like 20% gone
Yorubas are still the majority group...
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Dovegrey: 4:17pm On Jul 27, 2021
r4bbit:
Not entirely gone.... More like 20% gone Yorubas are still the majority group...
IIorin is gone forever
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by r4bbit: 4:45pm On Jul 27, 2021
Dovegrey:

IIorin is gone forever
Ilorin is not entirely fulani...
And ilorin is not all of kwara
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by MYHUBBY: 4:58pm On Jul 27, 2021
DoggoneDogg:


what do you have to say about these monumental acts of cowardice??



for the fact your fellow imbeciles cooked a ridiculous story to embrace your foolishness doesn't mean North is getting sane back


imagine internal war had rendered your useless region for a decade


and if you're Igbo, the destruction ipob and KANU had brought to your land is more than this gibberish of you and the fellow imbeciles you repost his imbecilic gibberish

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by MYHUBBY: 5:00pm On Jul 27, 2021
DoggoneDogg:
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Trash.
Afonja revisionist.

Present day Kwara state even up to Niger state was under Oyo Empire rule according to British colonial records until Fulani disgraced your forefathers out of their own land.

Where did you get your own Afonja history if your people learnt to write from the same British??

You are ashamed of your own history. grin



tell us more how Benin enslave your forefathers how you lost your ethnic people to the present south south region and how they failed to identify with you land grabbers



what's the different between you Igbo and Fulani ?

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by WaffenSS(m): 6:04pm On Jul 27, 2021
DoggoneDogg:


Joromi1 Jostoman seyz01 fk001 JoeEl MYHUBBY OBALOLA55 WaffenSS emzyt what do you have to say about these monumental acts of cowardice??

Considering I'm fulani, my reaction is... grin
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by DoggoneDogg: 6:14pm On Jul 27, 2021
WaffenSS:


Considering I'm fulani, my reaction is... grin

This guy deny him heritage!! grin
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by Christistruth00: 6:35pm On Jul 27, 2021
cool

The ruler of Ilorin when the British arrived was a Yoruba man Called balogun alanamu .

The last Emir Momoh had been defeated by the Yoruba Chiefs and had burnt himself alive inside his Palace

Ilorin has Fulani Presence only because the British reimposed the defeated Emir on Ilorin around 1897

Before that balogun Yoruba (Inakoju alanamu) was the actual ruler of Ilorin.

The Emir had been deposed by the Ilorin Yoruba Chiefs before the British arrived.

balogun alanamu fought the British and was exiled to Jebba after the British defeated him.

It was the British that reinstaled an Emir in Ilorin after the defeat of balogun Yoruba Inakoju alanamu due to Political Pressure from Northern Emirs .

The Emir of Ilorin had been defeated and deposed by the Ilorin Yoruba Chiefs before the British arrived.

The British left at Independence after an agreement was made to have a referendum Kwara State.

The Post independence Government of Balewa and Azikiwe frustrated that referendum by not carrying out the Kwara referendum which should have happened at the same time as the Midwest referendum in order to cripple Awolowo and his Party Politically after Awolowo had been jailed in 1962

Balewa and Azikiwe also didn't Carry out the other referendums agreed with the British before independence meant for the Eastern and Northern Minority Ethnic groups.

Ilorin still has an Emir because of Colonial and Tribal Politics

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by WaffenSS(m): 7:17pm On Jul 27, 2021
DoggoneDogg:


This guy deny him heritage!! grin

undecided
Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by unbitchable(m): 7:24pm On Jul 27, 2021
Christistruth00:
cool

The ruler of Ilorin when the British arrived was a Yoruba man Called balogun alanamu .

The last Emir Momoh had been defeated by the Yoruba Chiefs and had burnt himself alive inside his Palace

Ilorin has Fulani Presence only because the British reimposed the defeated Emir on Ilorin around 1897

Before that balogun Yoruba (Inakoju alanamu) was the actual ruler of Ilorin.

The Emir had been deposed by the Ilorin Yoruba Chiefs before the British arrived.

balogun alanamu fought the British and was exiled to Jebba after the British defeated him.

It was the British that reinstaled an Emir in Ilorin after the defeat of balogun Yoruba Inakoju alanamu due to Political Pressure from Northern Emirs .

The Emir of Ilorin had been defeated and deposed by the Ilorin Yoruba Chiefs before the British arrived.

The British left at Independence after an agreement was made to have a referendum Kwara State.

The Post independence Government of Balewa and Azikiwe frustrated that referendum by not carrying out the Kwara referendum which should have happened at the same time as the Midwest referendum in order to cripple Awolowo and his Party Politically after Awolowo had been jailed in 1962

Balewa and Azikiwe also didn't Carry out the other referendums agreed with the British before independence meant for the Eastern and Northern Minority Ethnic groups.

Ilorin still has an Emir because of Colonial and Tribal Politics



Did you know I have seen this thread but had to leave because I realized that Op is a ipob mischief maker. Anyone with knowledge of history knows that the Emirs at different occasions was sacked twice from ilorin back to sokoto but reinstalled with the help of the British...
Sometimes, you allow them have fun & grin.

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Re: The Mugbamugba War – Second Attempt By Yorubas To Regain Control Of Ilorin by FreeIgbos: 7:33pm On Jul 27, 2021
Chai, so sad!
Maybe it was their triumph that made them think of conquering the rest of Nigeria but East will certainly be their Waterloo.

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