Chokehold:
Nah. Read your history books very well. The Yorubas were/are cowards who played snitches, spies and saboteurs (ie Awolowo) to the FMC during the Civil War and after. Only Benjamin Adekunle was brave enough to go to war and I will tell you why. Adekunle was born in Kaduna. His father was a native of Ogbomosho, while his mother was of the Bachama ethnicity (Adamawa). He underwent secondary education at the government college, Okene (now known as Abdul Aziz Atta Memorial College, Okene, in present-day Kogi State). He enlisted in the Nigerian Army in 1958 shortly after completing his school certificate examinations. He never lived in yorubaland but up north. Adekule is a yoruba man by name but hausa by bred, upbringing and undisputable maternal affiliation. No purebred yoruba man can go to a fight singlehandedly or collectively talk much of going to war.

For real

Until e enter oxford wole soyinka no go accept am. FooI

Chokehold:
Nah. Read your history books very well. The Yorubas were/are cowards who played snitches, spies and saboteurs (ie Awolowo) to the FMC during the Civil War and after. Only Benjamin Adekunle was brave enough to go to war and I will tell you why. Adekunle was born in Kaduna. His father was a native of Ogbomosho, while his mother was of the Bachama ethnicity (Adamawa). He underwent secondary education at the government college, Okene (now known as Abdul Aziz Atta Memorial College, Okene, in present-day Kogi State). He enlisted in the Nigerian Army in 1958 shortly after completing his school certificate examinations. He never lived in yorubaland but up north. Adekule is a yoruba man by name but hausa by bred, upbringing and undisputable maternal affiliation. No purebred yoruba man can go to a fight singlehandedly or collectively talk much of going to war.

at the mention of obasanjo,your coward father always shit in their pampers.
Well,I still blame OBJ for not wiping you lot from the surface of earth

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

Old ancestor...

spagettiluv:
at the mention of obasanjo,your coward father always shit in their pampers.
Well,I still blame OBJ for not wiping you lot from the surface of earth

Prove my analysis wrong and stop using stupidity to defy logic.

GanagiBitrus:
Cafeteria, I know.
Buka, I know.
Bukateria, I know not.

Small small you go grow reach.

ZaddyJ:


I think the Teria best fit the word BUKA
For instance Cafe has the TERIA ending it .
So it will be nice if The word TERIA end BUKA

They added "teria" to buka cause you will always find bacteria in buka

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

Far back in the early eighties the university of Ifé (now Obafemi Awolowo university) has food selling pavilions referred to as Bukateria. Yes, in the early eighties I saw this while on multiple visits to siblings studying on campus.

That when I first heard the word

Chokehold:
Prove my analysis wrong and stop using stupidity to defy logic.

Oga which analysis are you talking about jor. General Akinrinade is an hausa abi.

femmykenny:
Give us Buka

let them take there teria

wittywriter:

SeeitSayit...



Wittyness.

Mmmm, na lie?

dododawa1:
When will APC entered ?

Oyinbo!!!

Teeklef:

Oga which analysis are you talking about jor. General Akinrinade is an hausa abi.

What are you high on? The topic here is Benjamin Adekunle sir! And don't forget, in Akinrinade's own words, Adekunle posted him and Alabi Isama out of his headquarters because they were sabotaging his efforts. Read history.

Chokehold:
Nah. Read your history books very well. The Yorubas were/are cowards who played snitches, spies and saboteurs (ie Awolowo) to the FMC during the Civil War and after. Only Benjamin Adekunle was brave enough to go to war and I will tell you why. Adekunle was born in Kaduna. His father was a native of Ogbomosho, while his mother was of the Bachama ethnicity (Adamawa). He underwent secondary education at the government college, Okene (now known as Abdul Aziz Atta Memorial College, Okene, in present-day Kogi State). He enlisted in the Nigerian Army in 1958 shortly after completing his school certificate examinations. He never lived in yorubaland but up north. Adekule is a yoruba man by name but hausa by bred, upbringing and undisputable maternal affiliation. No purebred yoruba man can go to a fight singlehandedly or collectively talk much of going to war. Never forget this, the hurriedly put together Biafra troops with little or no warfare preparation and no concrete STRUCTURE took on the already formidable federal troops and advanced up to Ore in Ondo state. Had it not being for your your inbuilt sabotaging nature, we all know what history would have been. Keep hating on the Igbos, who pass u don pass u.

So,it was Adekunle and his yet to be formed 3rd marine commandos that stopped Biafran soldiers at Ore?No warfare preparation and no concrete STRUCTURE and you went to war? How did it end?Futility of wars is known to the Yorubas than others because they fought more wars and understood displacement and refugees problems associated with it. Is it not better to jawjaw than to war?

Migrants from wars established towns like Ibadan and Abeokuta.Google to check several wars fought by pre colonial Yoruba and how powerful towns were made desolate

GanagiBitrus:

Yes I have. Why?

And you've never heard the word "bukateria" before?

tommy589:


So,it was Adekunle and his yet to be formed 3rd marine commandos that stopped Biafran soldiers at Ore?No warfare preparation and no concrete STRUCTURE and you went to war? How did it end?Futility of wars is known to the Yorubas than others because they fought more wars and understood displacement and refugees problems associated with it. Is it not better to jawjaw than to war?

Migrants from wars established towns like Ibadan and Abeokuta.Google to check several wars fought by pre colonial Yoruba and how powerful towns were made desolate

The yorubas can not fight a war,you know as well as I know. Don't mistake communal and indigenous wars for national warfare.

Chokehold:
What are you high on? The topic here is Benjamin Adekunle sir! And don't forget, in Akinrinade's own words, Adekunle posted him and Alabi Isama out of his headquarters because they were sabotaging his efforts. Read history.

I don't really know what you are high on also. You said no yoruba man has the gut to face war except Adekunle that was brought up in the north like you said. I mentioned Akinrinade and you are capping bahubali.

GanagiBitrus:
Cafeteria, I know.
Buka, I know.
Bukateria, I know not.

But now you know 🤣

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

No vex bro na Change people dey Govt. Dey have changed our standard way of living to something else. One luv as per d BUKA stuff coz na d main thing back while growing up

APC urchin's will say it's tinubu achievement

For your information we know it since

I'm surprised Palavar hasn't entered yet. Fela made that word sound like an English word.

ZaddyJ:


I think the Teria best fit the word BUKA
For instance Cafe has the TERIA ending it .
So it will be nice if The word TERIA end BUKA

Very soon we will not have a local language again because english will mix with all of them.

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

lol I know buka and we should to call it bukateria to sound fancy.

We also use stuff like fanimorous (which has also been included in English) we also have garrium (garri)
Etc.

inoki247:
Lol Bukata nko

🫵🤣

samuelpeters:
Dm still look for a way to wrist am by adding "teria"
Buka is enough abeg.

bukateria is preferable

SeeItSayIt:
We don't steal ideas but we're very good in copying them while white will always look for a way to steal our ideas to make them theirs.

What's Bukateria?

It is Buka.

Don't coin, reform, reframe or rearrange it in anyway. It's as simple as BUKA.

Baba, there's bukateria, there's even buka cavity.

PepeXKermit:


If she loves nigerian english, and?

Asin ehn..... inferiority complex is worse than Coronavirus

Den for leave am as buka

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

Though, I know not your age but it's a wonder you've heard buka and never heard bucateria. It has been in existence since the 80s. Infact, it was common among the elites.

Tetraozonaitera:


Though, I know not your age but it's a wonder you've heard buka and never heard bucateria. It has been in existence since the 80s. Infact, it was common among the elites.

I didn't say I don't know was bukateria is, my point is if they want to have a new word in the English lexicon, it should be "Buka" not "Bukateria"

ChiefOloye:
They should remove "teria" and leave "buka" for us. I grow up to hear people called my mother "mamabuka" and my elder brother "Femibuka", because my mother had a local Restaurant in our town, in the 70s and early 80s where people could eat to their satisfaction, at a very affordable price.
Every Nigerian (especially Yoruba) knows what a buka is, which one is "bukateria" it's a new coinage that has no real meaning.

Bukateria has been in existence for long. Back in my university days in the late 90's we used the word frequently. Maybe it was not popular in some cities but in Benin city, we know bukateria

Teeklef:

I don't really know what you are high on also. You said no yoruba man has the gut to face war except Adekunle that was brought up in the north like you said. I mentioned Akinrinade and you are capping bahubali.

No sir, Akinrinade lived under the shadows of Adekunle and he also like every other yoruba man was afraid of war thus the paper he drafted alongside his cohort in Aba to quickly end the war and run back home.