malali:
Igbo people famzing jewish people........LOL

Jewish people have never opened their mouth to acknowledge Igbo people.

Our language is the same !
Our dance is the same !
They wear Isi-agu too !
They greet Igbo kwenu, Jew Kwenu !

Maintain your identity, it makes you look desperate.
Claiming people who have no business or want to identify with you !

johnog4sure:

Genesis is not english?

predictor1:


He's silly.

wore(English). Wo(Yoruba) both means to wear or pur on clothes.



Hole(English). Iho(Yoruba) both mean the same thing.
Does this mean Yoruba and English people are related?

Rickmann:


And who said it is.
Can't u read

johnog4sure:

Genesis is not english?

Rickmann:


Ok sorry pls.
No it's not.

Tellmeastory:
Hebrew = Igbo

The Hebrew word for "son" is ben; plural is bānim.

In Hebrew you say ‘Josh Ben Kasper’ to mean ‘Josh, son of Kasper’

In Igbo the same is done, usually in the village where everyone knows each other.

So if you are referring to a guy in your village named Kelechi Okafor, you would say ‘Kelechi BEH Okafor’, meaning “Kelechi Of The House Of Okafor”,

And then the PLURAL of the Hebrew word, Ben, as stated above, is ‘bānim’.

In Igbo that of course translates to the same word, BANYIN.. meaning “Our common home”.

It’s incredible.

helinues:
I don laugh tired on this thread

Raskimonojendor:

Na only ada you see.

I am sure if I google to fact check everyone of those words, they are lies. The first 4 words I put to test failed bigly.

DOptical:


Yoruba sef with their languages. 😂

"Ruin" in English which is similar to "Run" in Yoruba. It means the same thing 😂

"Yawn" in English is similar to Yoruba's "Yan". It means the same thing.

"Simmer down" is similar to Yoruba's "Simi" or "Simi Edo". Means the same thing too😂


There are also similarities with the Hebrew languages. That's mystery. For example:

Aye (Hayah/Ehyeh) means to exist or life

Aanu (Hannah) means Mercy/favour.

Orun (Arun) means height.

Lale (Laylah) means Night.

Binu (Benas) means anger.

Melo (Melo) means fullness.

Iwa (Iwa) means strong character/righteousness.

Eyinju (Ayin) means Eyes.

Oluwa (Eloah/Elowah) means Lord.

Ara (Raahm) means thunder.

Ori (Rosh) means head.

Ibere (Barasheet) means beginning.

Aba (Abah) - father.

Baale (Baale of Judah).


There are also similarities with the old ancient kemit Egyptian language such as

Wu (Rise) - Wu (Rise)
Ere (Python) - Ere (Python)
Sueq (a fool) - Suegbe (a fool)
Ta (sell) - Ta (sell or offer)
Enru (fear) - Eru (fear)
Kun or gun (brave) - Ekun (brave)
Ma or mi (to breathe) - Mi (to breathe)
Budo (dwelling place) - Budo (dwelling place)
Khu (to kill) - ku (die)
Hika (evil) - Ika (evil)
Edjo (cobra) - ejo (snakes)
AK (male) - Ako (male)
Do (river) - Odo (river)
Po (many) - Po (many)


I have got two theories which is either the Yoruba are ancient people or could be Hebrews who left Egypt at the time when the Hebrews were still in Egypt considering the Yoruba have got the same names for God as the Hebrews. Recall Moses also left Egypt and would have stayed where he was if not for the fact that he was asked to go lead out the other Isrealites/Hebrews. So either that or the Yoruba are ancient people doing their things.

DOptical:


Yoruba sef with their languages. 😂

"Ruin" in English which is similar to "Run" in Yoruba. It means the same thing 😂

"Yawn" in English is similar to Yoruba's "Yan". It means the same thing.

"Simmer down" is similar to Yoruba's "Simi" or "Simi Edo". Means the same thing too😂


There are also similarities with the Hebrew languages. That's mystery. For example:

Aye (Hayah/Ehyeh) means to exist or life

Aanu (Hannah) means Mercy/favour.

Orun (Arun) means height.

Lale (Laylah) means Night.

Binu (Benas) means anger.

Melo (Melo) means fullness.

Iwa (Iwa) means strong character/righteousness.

Eyinju (Ayin) means Eyes.

Oluwa (Eloah/Elowah) means Lord.

Ara (Raahm) means thunder.

Ori (Rosh) means head.

Ibere (Barasheet) means beginning.

Aba (Abah) - father.

Baale (Baale of Judah).


There are also similarities with the old ancient kemit Egyptian language such as

Wu (Rise) - Wu (Rise)
Ere (Python) - Ere (Python)
Sueq (a fool) - Suegbe (a fool)
Ta (sell) - Ta (sell or offer)
Enru (fear) - Eru (fear)
Kun or gun (brave) - Ekun (brave)
Ma or mi (to breathe) - Mi (to breathe)
Budo (dwelling place) - Budo (dwelling place)
Khu (to kill) - ku (die)
Hika (evil) - Ika (evil)
Edjo (cobra) - ejo (snakes)
AK (male) - Ako (male)
Do (river) - Odo (river)
Po (many) - Po (many)


I have got two theories which is either the Yoruba are ancient people or could be Hebrews who left Egypt at the time when the Hebrews were still in Egypt considering the Yoruba have got the same names for God as the Hebrews. Recall Moses also left Egypt and would have stayed where he was if not for the fact that he was asked to go lead out the other Isrealites/Hebrews. So either that or the Yoruba are ancient people doing their things.

DOptical:


Speaking of the Hebrew names for God which are similar to the Yoruba names for God.

Yoruba : Hebrew

Oluwa : Eloah/Elowah.
Olorun (Olohun) : Elohim.
Eledumare : El'Mareh.
Ìyè (Eriwoyah) : Yahweh.

Also the Hebrew belief in a messiah to be born of a virgin woman. The Jews are still waiting for their Messiah born of Virgin woman since they already crucified Jesus 😂 While Yoruba had their own Ela, the Word born of a virgin woman, Oyigi. Meanwhile, Elah is also the Hebrew name for God. Ifa also refers to the Messiah as Jewesun, the Lamb. In addition, Ifa also talks about how the Messiah spent 3 nights and 3 days in the grave before reemerging.

All these are really mysterious tbh

Well, if the Yoruba are Hebrews, I can understand why same events happening in Judea was also happening in Yorubaland because the Hebrews were promised of the messiah. Either that or the Yoruba could be ancient people 😂

DOptical:

Ifa also refers to the Messiah as Jewesun, the Lamb. In addition, Ifa also talks about how the Messiah spent 3 nights and 3 days in the grave before reemerging.

Reflect7:


Is this a certified pre-colonial belief, or was Ifa influenced by latter-day christianity?

Sctests:
Why are yoruba muslims the most desperate people who downplays Isreal-Igbo connection?

The feel more concerned and I daresay mortified than anyone else in the about the Isreal-Igbo connection, but are the biggest travellers to Arabia from Southern Nigeria. Tell them yorubas are originally from Mecca, they will throw an Owambe party in a heartbeat to celebrate.

What is their fear about Isreal-Igbo linkage?

aswani:


How do you know they are Yoruba Muslims?

Going by this thread, it's Ndigbo that are absolutely panning the hyping of any tenuous link as they, like the rest of humanity, think this attache by force is sad and pathetic considering what a proud and great tribe full of intelligent people (minus the Obidients of course ) Ndigbo are.

Okay maybe one or two Obidients get sense but dem no reach 10 for all of dem.

ebufa:
Ada refers to first daughter in Hebrew

Ada refers to the first daughter in Igbo.........though it can aslo refer to all daughters as well...Adaobi,Adaeze,Adaora...etc

Tellmeastory:
Hebrew = Igbo

The Hebrew word for "son" is ben; plural is bānim.

In Hebrew you say ‘Josh Ben Kasper’ to mean ‘Josh, son of Kasper’

In Igbo the same is done, usually in the village where everyone knows each other.

So if you are referring to a guy in your village named Kelechi Okafor, you would say ‘Kelechi BEH Okafor’, meaning “Kelechi Of The House Of Okafor”,

And then the PLURAL of the Hebrew word, Ben, as stated above, is ‘bānim’.

In Igbo that of course translates to the same word, BANYIN.. meaning “Our common home”.

It’s incredible.

Sctests:


An agbado muslim don open mouth... Bulabans do not have the brain-power to determine who is intelligent or not. You've been getting scammed like buffoons since 2015..