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Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by NwekereNdokl: 3:15pm On May 25 |
Ebubu2: Ositaufere nwa abakaleke stop discussing what you don’t know |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by BadBradley: 3:32pm On May 25 |
PressMyButton:good.....so are we now disputing what the Obi said? |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Putinofrussia: 3:55pm On May 25 |
muykem:Yoruba built Onitsha. Funnily enough, that is the only place all Igbos claim to come from.They love Onitsha. ![]() Yorubas are really good accommodators both in the West and in the East. ![]() 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Ashirioluwa: 3:59pm On May 25 |
Story for the gods |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by mbos: 4:05pm On May 25 |
maybe they went as slave or escaped from slavery muykem: |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Putinofrussia: 4:05pm On May 25 |
MightySparrow:True but it a GRACE from GOD. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Topsido(m): 4:06pm On May 25 |
Meaning Onitsha are Omoluabi too. There is enough room in our heart to love you our beautiful siblings. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by ToyinDipo(m): 4:18pm On May 25 |
NiRfreak:Sadly it’s fact, anywhere you hear the name Obi, has Yoruba origin. In fact, I heard that Nnamdi Azikwe people, originated from the Yoruba land. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Putinofrussia: 4:35pm On May 25 |
Nonybb:History only made us know that Benin came from Ife,the Yoruba source,so they are partly Yoruba. The immediate late king,who was a writer himself,tried to change the history but the Ogiamiens would not take that because it is a fraudulent makeup which will eventually affect their royal house. This present king had gone back to the authentic history that Oranmiyan from Ife was the first Oba of Benin. Bini,Anioma,Igbo,Ikwerre etc all came from Ife. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Mrfeel: 4:41pm On May 25 |
Ebibedike1:Why not try to take Ilorin from the fulanis first |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Mrfeel: 4:56pm On May 25 |
Otuegbe:Which Reno are you talking about , this is what he once wrote
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Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Mrfeel: 5:00pm On May 25 |
Putinofrussia:Go and take back Ilorin from the fulanis first |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by PressMyButton: 5:13pm On May 25 |
BadBradley:I don't have an opposing view to dispute what he said about Ife but for Ijebu igbo, he was wrong because the 'igbo' does not refer to 'tribe.' |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by mankan2k7(m): 5:37pm On May 25 |
So Yoruba is the owner of Onitsha like this? Yoruba lagba, awa lo ni Onitsha. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Amayabor1: 5:56pm On May 25 |
NaijaPrince18: Your question showed that you really do not know how ancient kingdoms were established. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by nzechu(m): 6:13pm On May 25 |
SS777:there is sha nothing like obi of asaba 1 Like |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by tishbite42: 6:13pm On May 25 |
SS777:I'm from Ahaba And, I repeat, you are mentally ill |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 6:23pm On May 25 |
The Obi is right about alot of things but also very wrong about alot of things. First and foremost, Onitsha people ran away from Idu Kingdom because of Oba Abo. This are two separate migration but related and hence the confusion. Bini was originally Igboland, and their kings Ogiso was Igbo title with Igbo meaning in Idu. Till this day in Igbo land, they sing songs like Obi, Obi, Obi ka geso. Ogiso which is a term used to identify a leader to be followed. The reason they ran or left Idu which is present day Bini was because of the invasion of Oba Ado from ife and the subsequent war between Idu N Oba. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 6:25pm On May 25 |
Where did Igbo come from, well Eri account is the most accurate. Igbos are Israelites and the word Igbo is a corruption of Hebrew. We are not yoruba people though have relations with them. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by saddler: 6:35pm On May 25 |
NaijaPrince18: Very illogical question to ask. Can one man change the language of a people? When Oranmiyan came to Benin, did he change the language of the people to Yoruba? |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 6:46pm On May 25 |
saddler: When two tribes meet the language changes as they communicate with each other and understand the different words and adopt them. Take for example today kpai is widely used today in Nigeria to refer to death or kill. This was not the case some years back. U get people speaking broken english infused with kpai which is a yoruba word. That is how easy it is for language to change. The language today in Bini is Igbo mixed with Yoruba and Portugese. The Bini's today will tell you that their language is mixed. Bini is originally Igboland before Oba Ado. 1 Like |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by saddler: 7:00pm On May 25 |
Bliss4Lyfe: You didn't answer the question. Can one man change the language of a group of people? The answer is No. Rather, he will be the one to learn their language and communicate with them. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 7:04pm On May 25 |
saddler: Go to Bini and see the power of the Oba of Bini. Oba of Bini is even more powerful than Sultan of Sokoto in Edo |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by WhizdomXX(m): 7:25pm On May 25 |
SS777:Corrected |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 7:31pm On May 25 |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by WhizdomXX(m): 7:47pm On May 25 |
Bliss4Lyfe:U are a fool, I corrected you on how to address my King. You are here fooling yourself, did I tell you I don't know my history? Be gone, idiot. |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by NaijaPrince18: 8:00pm On May 25 |
saddler:Yes they change the language. Like how you’re speaking English now. Yoruba is not from benin. You are delusional |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by professorPABX: 8:25pm On May 25 |
muykem: This is not news. My late grandfather who was a prominent member of NCNC told us that Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe always reiterated that Onitsha people are from IFE, settling at Benin. When their progenitor died, they stayed for a very long time at Benin before migrating to several places and finally settled at Onitsha. The Ga people of Accra Ghana are also from IFE. Ekuabo, Ekwuabo , Ekaabo means welcome in Yoruba in various Yoruba pronunciations. When the late Oba of Benin wrote a book and gave a new history about Benin and IFE relationship and said Oodua is Ekalalederhan a Benin Prince. He said Oodua is not the first person to settle at IFE. He said Oodua met some people who were already living at IFE . The puzzle he left was for historians to find out those early settlers at IFE before Oodua arrived. His Highness, Oba Akinrutan ( OBAT), the Olugbo of UGBO land in Ondo State claimed those early settlers are UGBO people referring to his people. My question to His Highness, Oba Akinrutan is to find out if there is any relationship between UGBO people and the present Onitsha people. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by IkeIgboNiile(m): 8:29pm On May 25 |
Difrent The king looks more like a Benin palace chief than an igboman And his title is Obi While other igbos kings are known as Igwe. The heavy influence of Benin in Onitsha cannot be overlooked But also we can't take away the fact of Exe Chima also being a founding member of Onitsha along with igalas. Simply put Onitsha isn't igbo but benin You're wrong. Onicha was one of the founding members of ile ife. Even the oni confirmed that igbos helped form his kingdom. Eze chima was a wealthy man whose family helped form ile and benin. They were igbos when they left ile ife and benin. 1 Like |
Re: Obi Of Onitsha Narrates Migration Of His Ancestors From Benin And Ife by professorPABX: 8:34pm On May 25 |
mankan2k7: They (Onitsha) migrated from IFE. So many tribes migrated out of IFE. That has been the history from time immemorial. Even when the late Oba of Benin wrote his last book and rewrote the Benin and IFE relationship, in the hot debate that followed, he was reminded that Onitsha people migrated from IFE and settled at Benin. |
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