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PetroDolla2020:
I will a$vise yiu to look for your Yoruba descendants else. They are not in Ghana

I don’t know any indigenous group in Ghana that shares anything with Yorubas in Nigeria

PetroDolla2020:
And how did Brazilian slave descendants originate from Nigeria and ended up in Ghana?

Christistruth00:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3UCK4rc75k

mdntiri:

You know you can easily look up these questions you're asking right? I'm glad Chrisistruth is giving you incontrovertible answers.

Our makola (original is mokola in Ibadan), abossey okai, nima etc have HEAVY Nigeria origins. When you know these stuff, you'd act differently

PetroDolla2020:
Which “incontrovertible answers” are you talking about? By the way, why are Nigerians soo desperate to sell themselves as having conquered all in West Africa? This “history” you are spinning exist in the minds of conceited Nigerians and their foreign cohorts. Tell me one Ghanaian history book that confirms all these crap?

what does abbosey okai, Nima etc have in common with Nigeria? And where is that HEAVY Nigeria origins you pontificate?

La Paz, is a popular Accra suburb. It is also the name of the capital city of a southern American country. Tell me, what is the connection between La Paz in South America and La Paz in Accra?

Christistruth00:



Both the Ewe and Ga Tribes Of Ghana Migrated from Yorubaland they are also in Togo where Ewe is the Largest Ethnic Group Of Togo


Atakpame Area Of Togo is also part of Yorubaland with authentic Yoruba Speaking Yorubas called the Ife

PetroDolla2020:
You sound very desperate to make claims you can’t even support?

The Ewe and Ga tribes migrated from Yourubakand? And where is your evidence? What are the characteristics that bind both ethnic groups to Yorubaland? The Ga and Ewe languages have nothing in common with Yoruba. Ewes and Ga have very different cultures from Yoruba. So where is the link?

Please don’t waste my time with needless arguments, huh? You can look elsewhere for your lost Yoruba kinsmen. They are not in Ghana.

PetroDolla2020:
Don't waste my time with crap, huh? Ewes and Ga people don't have anything in common. And that is a fact you have to accept.

Give me one thing that links Ewes, Ga with Yoruba. Is it language? food? dressing? language? culture? even names? name one and stop pontificating with trash, huh?

And please don't waste my time copying and pasting trash, huh? Good night.

JANK23H:

Mr..if one with a good understanding of Yoruba, listen to Ekiti dialects closely he/she would be able to pick phrases and even sentences in Ekiti.It's not so with Egun.

Soso75:
Sadly these wannabe “Yorubas” don’t know that the only true Yorubas are the Ibadan people. Every other Yoruba today was a Social construct set up by the British colonial master and their puppet Samuel Ajayi Crowther in an attempt to Christianize Western Nigeria. Same as Taiwanese are not Chinese, Ikweres are not Igbos ,Austrians are not Germans etc. That’s how Lagosian are not Yorubas, Ondo are not Yorubas, Ekiti are not Yorubas etc. Read people!!!

Asapchris:

You can't even understand Ijare akoko not to talk of Ikale or ilaje.

PureFace1:


You are the one that need to read, stop peddling falsehood


Even Ibadan people originated from some where and they came from Ile - ife in Osun State.

If you are not Ignorant you would know that Ibadan people are also known as Oyo people.

The indigenous people of Osogbo in Osun State, Ede in Osun State, Ikirun, gbongan, Ogbomosho in Oyo state, Ila Orangun in Osun State, Ibadan in Oyo state etc. all belong to the same sub group of Yoruba known as Oyo people.

Tell me how Ibadan people are the only True Yoruba when they speak the same Yoruba dialect as people in Osogbo, Ede, Ila Orangun, Ogbomosho, Ggbangan, Ikirun, etc?

You see how stupid you sound.

I am an Ijesha man from Ilesa in Osun State and I can understand all Oyo people in Osogbo, Ogbomosho, Ede, Ibadan etc when they speak their dialect, same way they can also understand me if I speak in my dialect, linguistically there is almost no differences except for pronunciation and intonations of certain words in Yoruba, culturally we are also the same, we greet the same way, worship the same kind of gods, wear the same kind of clothes etc nobody need to tell you you are the same kind of people to know you are the same kind of people if you have brain.

You see that you are the stupid one that think he is wiser than 30 million people.

Christistruth00:



The Egun , Ewe, Ga don’t reject their relationship with the Yorubas rather they confirm it by regularly by exchanging gifts with the Ooni and Alaafin and they send their own aHigh Chiefs as representatives to represent their People when the Yorubas are having their Ceremonies that are acknowledging Oduduwa as their founding Ancestor or Crowning a new Ooni or Alaafin they have done that for Centuries

In today’s vocabulary it simply means they always, turn up for the family meetings

Also when they are in War Situation they often send for the Yorubas to assist them on the basis of them being Oduduwa descendants
That was how the Tarbons got to Ghana and settled with the Ga who were Yoruba descendants from Ife

It was when the Ewe requested the help of their Yoruba brothers in fighting the Ashanti that were at War with them that Oyo defeated the Ashanti of Ghana in the Battle Of Atakpame in Togo in 1764 and till today Atakpame in Togo is 100% Yoruba and Yorubaland


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Atakpamé


The Akus Of Sierra Leone and Gambia are also of Yoruba descent

PetroDolla2020:
Which “incontrovertible answers” are you talking about? By the way, why are Nigerians soo desperate to sell themselves as having conquered all in West Africa? This “history” you are spinning exist in the minds of conceited Nigerians and their foreign cohorts. Tell me one Ghanaian history book that confirms all these crap?

what does abbosey okai, Nima etc have in common with Nigeria? And where is that HEAVY Nigeria origins you pontificate?

La Paz, is a popular Accra suburb. It is also the name of the capital city of a southern American country. Tell me, what is the connection between La Paz in South America and La Paz in Accra?

PetroDolla2020:
Which “incontrovertible answers” are you talking about? By the way, why are Nigerians soo desperate to sell themselves as having conquered all in West Africa? This “history” you are spinning exist in the minds of conceited Nigerians and their foreign cohorts. Tell me one Ghanaian history book that confirms all these crap?

what does abbosey okai, Nima etc have in common with Nigeria? And where is that HEAVY Nigeria origins you pontificate?

La Paz, is a popular Accra suburb. It is also the name of the capital city of a southern American country. Tell me, what is the connection between La Paz in South America and La Paz in Accra?

emmysoftyou:
why is Yoruba not claiming Port novo.. That lands belongs to Yoruba..
That's why the Benin republic don't recognized Port novo as their official capital. Maybe cos they recognized them as Yoruba people..

Both of you had not mention port Novo. Why? Are they not Yoruba ni?

Christistruth00:







Port Novo is a Yoruba Town (Ajase) with a Yoruba Oba In Yorubaland

It is also the Capital of Benin Republic

Nobody is dragging Ajase with anyone

The Egun are also in Ajase too



Aare Oona Kakanfo Oyabi was an indigene Of Port Novo ( Ajase )

mdntiri:

Citifm organises a monthly Heritage month in March every year where astute Ghanaian historians talk about the origins of some Ghana names, places etc. The Nigeria origins of Nima, Abossey okai spare parts business, Makola etc are all documented. Our current chief imam's father or grandfather is a Nigerian migrant etc etc

There're some Ghanaian families too that moved to Nigeria in those early days and made names for themselves. The Fante kramo (muslims) of Central region are Senegal soldiers who were brought here by the colonists to assist them. The Hausa are indigenous to Nigeria and Niger. The Hausa of Ghana are Nigeria migrants who were brought here by the colonists, came here to trade etc. These are all documented "facts"

Ghana's influence is what we have over ivory coast. Where about 50% of Ivorians are essentially made up of Akan people who fled there in the olden days. The Ivorians don't dispute this.

JANK23H:

Ilaje(Mahin) aren't Yoruba either.

Advocate500:
someone said he is not yoruba, still went ahead to point his tribe name to you ,all you could deduce from his narrative is igbo people, allowing igbos to live rent your brain is plain stupidity.

You guy's jolly and merry when the ikweres mock and insult igboman,you can't take half of what you dish out to others.

JANK23H:

I'm not in the mood for this sort of argument. Tell all that to those who haven't any idea about the Egun people.

If an Egun man spoke his language to you (a Yoruba) from now till tomorrow,would you understand a word?

Soso75:
Sadly these wannabe “Yorubas” don’t know that the only true Yorubas are the Ibadan people. Every other Yoruba today was a Social construct set up by the British colonial master and their puppet Samuel Ajayi Crowther in an attempt to Christianize Western Nigeria. Same as Taiwanese are not Chinese, Ikweres are not Igbos ,Austrians are not Germans etc. That’s how Lagosian are not Yorubas, Ondo are not Yorubas, Ekiti are not Yorubas etc. Read people!!!

PetroDolla2020:
You sound very desperate to make claims you can’t even support?

The Ewe and Ga tribes migrated from Yourubakand? And where is your evidence? What are the characteristics that bind both ethnic groups to Yorubaland? The Ga and Ewe languages have nothing in common with Yoruba. Ewes and Ga have very different cultures from Yoruba. So where is the link?

Please don’t waste my time with needless arguments, huh? You can look elsewhere for your lost Yoruba kinsmen. They are not in Ghana.