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CrimeRe: Amaka Nweke: Parents Beat Daughter To Death For Dating Yoruba Muslim Boy by 9jakool: 6:23pm On Jan 10, 2020
Parents who murder their child for whatever reason don't deserve to be parents. And the people making excuses are tribalist and bigots themselves.

IamPlato:
My Daughter Can Marry Any Tribe But Never In This life Will I Allow Her Marry A Muslim
So what will you do if she marries a muslim in "this life"?
TravelRe: Nigerians going to US reduce sharply, largest global drop-off by 9jakool:
There is law and order in other countries and we Nigerians need to realize we cannot take our lawless attitude here to another country. We cannot run from our problems, we have to hold our leaders accountable by protesting and demanding true reforms.
PoliticsRe: Rare Video Of Biafran Special Forces Attacking And Advancing On Ikot Ekpene. by 9jakool: 12:23am On Dec 29, 2019
LegendHer0:
God will bless you.

I have noticed something among the rest of the Nigerian tribes. Everyone of them always blame the Yorubas for their inefficiencies. Why they chose to do that still remain a mystery to me.

The Igbos want Biafra, their governors, house of representative personnels, senators, leaders, businessmen are all against it but they always choose to attack and blame the far away Yorubas for their misery.

The middlebelt was attacked by the Fulanis and they all suddenly started blaming the Yorubas for the action of the barbaric Fulanis.

The SOuth-South even with the 13% derivative still remain economically disadvantaged due to the corrupt nature of their leaders, but they will also backtrack and blame the Yorubas for their own inefficiencies.

I was actually taunting some of them by saying we are gonna use their oil until it dries up, I’m just trolling them coz I know they can easily be controlled by remote-controlling their emotion.

Lagos port has been in existence since 1913, we have the housing estates of Odua Groups, free education, free healthcare, cocoa plantations, first TV, first stadium, first skyscrapers, first region to increase minimum wage from 1.9shillings to 5shillings, first region with a coordinated tax systems, and a lot more progress. All this was before the stupid crude oil they all thought built the Yoruba lands.

The Yorubas should continue to remain discrete, we shouldn’t show them our next action, we should let them hate and predict what’s next for us. But I’m sure the spirit of our ancestors still live within us and no matter how much hate they nurture, they will never be able to conquer our spirit.
In 2017, Lagos became the 6th largest oil producer in Nigeria, but I don't see it as a blessing. What you wrote up there is why oil as a curse to Nigeria as it leads to quick cash which creates corruption, pollution and neglect. We became the poverty capital of the world after oil production. See the thing is oil has no incentives. The government doesn't need to develop anything else besides oil infrastructure to eat from oil money. If we go back to the agriculture and manufacturing days, then the government would have to develop these sectors to generate any amount of revenue. Agriculture and manufacturing is what creates jobs and alleviate people out of poverty not oil.
CultureRe: For The Love Of Ondo Ekimogun Dialect. by 9jakool: 12:15pm On Dec 28, 2019
Ishilove:
I love this language. Doesn't sound remotely Yoruba
That's because common Yoruba tongue is more or less a manufactured tongue to make it easy to write Yoruba and communicate among the different groups. Yoruba dialects are a colorful mosaic and I would like to see them preserved.
Ishilove:
Egwa is beans jn my language
Well, "ẹ̀gwà" in Ondo means beans and it's different tonally from "ẹgwà" meaning beauty.
What's your language if I may ask?
CultureRe: For The Love Of Ondo Ekimogun Dialect. by 9jakool: 11:58am On Dec 28, 2019
RedboneSmith:
Now this is what I was suspecting.

It didn't seem plausible that the ancient Ondo people would create a word for something they didn't even know.
Yes, that would be correct!
PoliticsRe: Rare Video Of Biafran Special Forces Attacking And Advancing On Ikot Ekpene. by 9jakool: 11:35am On Dec 28, 2019
franchasng:
You are talking bullshyttt, nonsense useless Yoruba and Hausa abokkiii useless talk.


if you don't want Igbos in your midst, then allow Nigeria to divide, allow Igbos to secede as they have been demanding for decades and then you have the full right to order Igbos out of your territory and don't issue visa to any Igbo man seeking for your impoverished cocoa nation visa after division, but so long as you greedy, selfish Yorubas want Nigeria to remain and keep joining force with Hausa-Fulani to fight every region seeking for freedom from your failed Nigeria, then you have no freaking right to order any Igbo or Ijaw or Urhobo or whoever out of your state because it is Nigerian state, and if you dare nonsense, you will realize that 1966 is not 2020something...


Look at the ewedu smelling mouth talking like he is doing Igbos a favor...so long as you fools continue to say you want one Nigeria that has failed and keep fighting Igbos for trying to leave you and your cow loving Hausa-Fulani masters, then you have no godammn right to talk nonsense about Igbos living in your land, because every part of Nigeria belongs to Nigerians, and Lagos in particular is built by Nigeria's collective resources, so stop bragging about Lagos and brag with Osun, Ekiti, Ondon, etc

Go and ask your brothers that tried nonsense in Okota....go and ask the ones that tried it in Alaba some years back, go and ask those that tried it at Ladipo.....what nonsense!!


You use resources from South-south and southeast to politically develop your barren region and then turn around to talk nonsense!!!

Now they are using Nigeria's collective national resources to construct railway for you ewedu loving evil supporters, and you still have the useless gut to yan dust, why not allow Nigeria divide peacefully and use your cocoa resources to run your region and watch if anybody will dare step a foot in your barren region.

Yoruba land is what it is today, all because of crude oil from Niger Delta and Igbo people's business and entrepreneurial spirit, tell me how many properties or houses or industries or schools Yorubas own outside Lagos and some Yoruba state, but count how many Igbos own in your own land and in Hausa-Fulani land and also in Igbo land and you will know the people holding the progress of Nigeria today. Nonsense, evil loving, injustice embracing savage of a selfish tribe angry angry angry angry
I didn't recall him ever saying he didn't want Igbos in SW but I see you are trying to frame his points that way. You are acting as if Yorubas are the ones holding you down preventing Biafra from happening when you should be holding your leaders accountable. I'm sure if you make all of your state governors and lawmakers get together, petition the federal government, pass laws and amend the constitution, Biafra would be realized faster. However, most of your politicians like the rest of Nigerian politicians are corrupt and are busy lining their pockets. The frustration of many IPOB members like you is that you may never see Biafra come about in your lifetime, so you project your anger on to Yorubas.

Also stop this attache with South South. What resources from Southeast was used to develop Lagos and Southwest? In the way Nigeria works, the states that receive the most federal allocation are states that produce the most amount of oil. Akwa Ibom received N17 Billion in federal allocation and Lagos received N9 Billion and generated N382 billion in IGR by itself. As it stands, the economy of Lagos is the most diversified in Nigeria. Without oil, Lagos economy would still thrive as the financial, industrial, commercial and international hub the same way it had thrived before oil discovery.
Christianity EtcRe: Indigenous Hausa Christians Of Kano Mark Christmas by 9jakool: 3:14pm On Dec 27, 2019
VaughnSangrey:
Hausa you have to understand is an amalgamation of a set of ethnicities. Including Abagayawas and other people of sahelian stock, Part of the hausa identity was morphing into the hausa culture a great subset of which is the religion. They are simply maguzawas, not hausas.
What kind of revisionist lies are you spewing? It's myopic to think there are no Hausa christians? There are even Igbo muslims like mama boko haram. So is it impossible to think that there are Hausa christians just like there are Hausa shi'as and traditionalists? Is it that you are insecure about the possible existence of non-muslim Hausas?
Christianity EtcRe: Indigenous Hausa Christians Of Kano Mark Christmas by 9jakool: 7:47am On Dec 27, 2019
myobjective:
But I am Yoruba from birth, would you know Yoruba more than I do?

Ondo and Ekiti state is the only Christian majority state in the southwest and even in these state particularly in Ondo state, Muslim is still a majority in the Akoko axis a geopolitical zone with like four local government, there sizeable Muslim in Ondo town and Owo. Muslim will be at least 25% to 30% of Ondo state. The last governor of the state was a Muslim by birth.

Oyo is the most populous state by the indigenous population in the south-west, they are a majority Muslim state 60%

Osun state are majority Muslim state 70%

Ogun 55%

Lagos is hard to call but among Yoruba there, about 45% should be Muslim.

Since around 75% of Kwara population is Yoruba, Muslim should 75% of the Yoruba populprodominatle

Kogi west is predominantly Christians
The last governor of Ondo just like the last governor of Osun were both born into mixed Christian-muslim families. Mimiko ended up being Christian and Aregbesola became Muslim.

What makes Ogun 55% muslim as opposed to just half which I can give you.

You could say 75% of Ilorin is muslim NOT 75% of Kwara. Kwara is more than just Ilorin. In Kwara, there are predominantly Christian Ekiti area near the border with Kogi.

Osun State is NOT 70% muslim. The Ijesa, Igbomina and Ife areas of the state are predominantly Christians and they constitute 1/2 of the state's population.
Christianity EtcRe: Indigenous Hausa Christians Of Kano Mark Christmas by 9jakool: 3:23am On Dec 27, 2019
alfredo1:
Kano, Katsina, zamfara, jigawa and Sokoto are pure Hausa/Fulani states with a very few indigenous Christians.
Other northwestern states have other minority tribes that are predominantly Christians with fewer Muslims. There are also few Hausa Christians in these states.

Southern Kaduna is predominantly non-hausa who are mostly Christians with few Muslims. There are also Hausa Muslims in southern Kaduna. Kaduna state deputy governor is a Muslim from southern Kaduna.
There are also Hausa Christians in northern Kaduna.

The bottom line is the north is predominantly Hausa Muslims with a sizeable Hausa and non-hausa Christians.
I just want to be clear. Are we talking about the core North or the geopolitical North? Because only geopolitical Northwest is where Hausas are majority and not in geopolitical Northeast and North-central.

Hausa majority/plurality states in the "North": 7
Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Kano, Jigawa, Katsina and Kaduna (North)

The rest of the "North": 14
Yobe, Borno, Gombe, Bauchi, Benue, Plateau, Nassarawa, Adamawa, Kaduna (South), Taraba, FCT, Kogi, Kwara and Niger.

So tell me how you arrive that the North is predominantly Hausa Muslims?
Christianity EtcRe: Indigenous Hausa Christians Of Kano Mark Christmas by 9jakool: 2:58am On Dec 27, 2019
Osaze007:
Having lived in Yoruba land myself

I don’t mean to cause any divide but Yorubas are still a majority Christain group
Lagos - has more Yoruba Christians than Yoruba muslims with a significant gap
Ogun - has more Christian with a significant gap most Muslims here are ijebu (Egba Awori yewa) are xtains
Ekiti - you sef know they are majorly Christains
Ondo- you sef know they are majorly Christains
Oyo - Oyo is very much split ile kewu and aladura are every where I can’t say who has more but whoever has more is more like 51% to 49% for argument sake let’s say Muslims
Osun - Osun has a majorly muslim population but with a minor lead over christains
Kwara - it’s the opposite mirror of ondo majorly Muslims
Kogi west - majorly Christains Infact 99% I have been to kabba myself

I know you guys don’t divide yourself based on religion but it’s my observation

Yorubas are still majorly Christians group with a significant Muslim population however all of you still visut babalawo for juju so nobody takes Yoruba Muslims or Christians serious and you still intermarry each other
I would flip Oyo and Osun. I would say Osun is more 50-50 and not majorly muslim. Oyo on the other hand would be slightly more muslim. Osun is divided into Oyo, Ibolo, Ife, Ijesha and Igbomina areas which is why I laugh at the people who say it's a "core Yoruba state". Ijesha, Igbomina, and Ife areas have more christians than muslims and only the Oyos (in places like Iwo and Ede) are more muslim. Osogbo is more like 50-50.

Oyo state is a more complicated as it's a very big state with very populated centers. Muslims are more concentrated In central Ibadan and christians are more in the outer areas which is where you would find the megachurches. The Ibarapa area and Ogbomosho of the state is more christian, but you would still find muslims as well. In Oke Ogun (western Oyo state), the people there are more muslims than christians.
CrimeRe: What Is The Name Of This Animal by 9jakool: 8:20am On Dec 26, 2019
TotoNaRubber:
Can anyone guess the name of this animal and is it edible for human consumption?
Ebola 2.0 is loading... I'm tired of the sheer ignorance in Nigeria. We only know how to destroy our wildlife and nature.
CultureRe: How Many Indigenous Lagosian Are In Lagos by 9jakool:
bigfrancis21:
Badagry people are actually part of Benin Republic and they are called ‘Egun’ or ‘Ogu’. Their language is totally different from Yoruba. The Nigerian-Benin border divides them into two. One half in Nigeria and the other still in Benin. Most of them on the Nigerian side are bilingual in Ogu and Yoruba. The other indigenous Lagosians are the Aworis and they are a Yoruba sub group.
Aworis are also native to Badagry if you include the entire lga and they are not the only Yoruba group native to Lagos contrary to popular belief. Ikorodu area is Remo and the natives of Lekki/Ajah to Epe area are Ijebu.
CultureRe: Oyo Empire by 9jakool: 3:48am On Dec 24, 2019
gregyboy:
Oyo empire was trash ,it was not even an empire ,it was a kingdom....
How did they defeat dahomey and how did they rule over them ,no war was fought so how did they occupy thier areas

Oyo never extended beyond neighbouring yoruba nations those other part it extended are frictions claims
Oyo fought numerous battles with Dahomey including the first invasion in 1726 with the sacking of its capital city of Abomey and a second invasion in 1728. You should read the accounts of the notorious Brazilian slave trader named Francisco de Souza and how he was instrumental in helping Dahomey gained its independence from Oyo.

You are obviously not knowledgeable of Yoruba history, so stop misrepresenting your opinions as facts.
CultureRe: Oyo Empire by 9jakool:
RedboneSmith:
Which empire was defeated by female warriors? The exhausting thing about you people on this forum is that you people will not read and yet you want to come here and argue things that are beyond your ken.

The Dahomey army never marched against Oyo
Write that down. It was the city-state of Abeokuta, and not the Oyo Empire that faced off with the Dahomey women warriors in the 19th century. By that time Oyo Empire had collapsed. And Abeokuta successfully beat back the Dahomey Amazons many times. Get off the internet for a while and go and read actual texts by professional historians who know their stuff.
Thank you for that! You are one of the least tribalist people I've met on this site.
CultureRe: Oyo Empire by 9jakool: 3:01am On Dec 24, 2019
Yujin:
I'm Igbo not Benin or Edo.
Till date, Benin kings still rule in some Yoruba communities especially in Ondo and Lagos State. Tributaries were in some cases, while in others, sons of the soil were made kings. In Idoani, the son of Oba Ozolua still reigns as king.
So you are not Benin but you've became a mouthpiece historian for them just so you can bad mouth another ethnic group? And you are quick to renounce your tribe's ties with Benin.
CultureRe: For The Love Of Ondo Ekimogun Dialect. by 9jakool: 2:06am On Dec 03, 2019
babyfaceafrica:
how can you have word for something that doesn't appear in yorubaland,please enlighten me?..
Because you have television, news, media and films, not to mention those living abroad. People are not unaware about the existence of snow so they are going to use the closest word they have in their vocabulary to describe it. If you want proof, here is a Yoruba BBC article referring to snow as yinyin: https://www.bbc.com/yoruba/42941745

It doesn't have to exist in Youbaland to have a word to describe it. Camels are not native to Yorubaland nor are there deserts in Yorubaland but there are words for these concepts. An aspect of linguistics describe how historic terms can evolve and take on additional meanings in modern context. It's not too difficult to understand.

Yinyin in colloquial Yoruba has even taken on additional meaning apart from hail or snow including being used to refer to a method of 'keeping body preserved in ice.' Have you heard of this expression?
CultureRe: For The Love Of Ondo Ekimogun Dialect. by 9jakool: 11:04am On Dec 02, 2019
baby124:
You mean hail? Snow? Doubt it.
Yes. I think they mean hail.
It's used for both. The original usage was hail but the word is more versatile in its modern meaning.
CultureRe: For The Love Of Ondo Ekimogun Dialect. by 9jakool: 11:18am On Dec 01, 2019
RedboneSmith:
Hang on a second now. Ondo people have a word for snow? Are you sure this word doesn't refer to something else?
Yes there is a word for snow in Yoruba.

Ẹghènghẹ́n in Ondo dialect has the same cognate as yìnyín in Oyo dialect both referring to the same thing.
PoliticsRe: Why We Met Sowore — Garba Shehu by 9jakool:
Basher8583:
YES it's a crime if you use it for treasonable felony..........
I don't know where you live but power's constant at my residence but ofcuz I have a prepaid metre to manage my consumption.
I know disobeying court orders is also unlawful. Asking for a revolution is not a treasonable felony in ANY DEMOCRACIES, it's called exercising your freedom to protest. Look at how it's done elsewhere when people DEMAND for revolutionary change.

No I did not ask you if power is constant at your residence because I know you use a generator, unless you want to lie. I'm asking you if the government supplies you with 24 hour electricity. I also asked you if you have access good roads but you didn't answer that. It's been over four years and this administration has done nothing tangible.

How many young Nigerians graduate from uni without jobs, yet Buhari has the audacity to call the youth lazy? How many Nigerians die or lose their family members on the death traps we call roads? How many Nigerians die due to medical negligence? Can your Buhari even trust the medical system of his own country since he goes to UK to get medical treatment? These are REAL revolutionary issues that Sowore wants to address that all the grown corrupt men in office are coward to address. Instead they would like to suppress speech with their hate speech bill. They are simply cowards because they can't face the truth and would rather suppress it. Please convince me why Buhari is best for Nigeria because I don't see it.
PoliticsRe: Supreme Council For Sharia In Nigeria Advocates For Sharia In Four SW States" by 9jakool: 10:16am On Dec 01, 2019
IDeyNL:
As a Yoruba Muslim, I support Sharia in SW.

Alhamdulilah.
Yoruba muslim ko Ebonyi muslim ni

It takes a special level of cowardice to pretend to be another ethnic group in order to promote tribalism.

PoliticsRe: Why We Met Sowore — Garba Shehu by 9jakool: 10:00am On Dec 01, 2019
Basher8583:
Good for you. Believe what you must.. no one cares. Sowore is still languishing in detention solely based on his youthful stubbornness.
So youthful stubbornness is now a punishable crime under Buhari's administration? Has your life improved under Buhari? Are the roads in your area good? Do you have stable electricity?
PoliticsRe: Why We Met Sowore — Garba Shehu by 9jakool: 9:54am On Dec 01, 2019
Why you met Sowore abi? You mean why you refuse to refuse to release him despite the court orders? You mean why you are working with the legislators to sign the apparent 'hate' speech bill into law? Buhari and his nincompoops he surrounds himself act as if they are above the law. Little did they know the more they keep him there, the more his popularity increases.
PoliticsRe: Diezani’s Dominican Republic diplomatic passport protecting her from prosecution by 9jakool: 9:44am On Dec 01, 2019
BlackfireX:
Leave the woman alone you jobless, propaganda media..... The money she was accused of stealing ,is it your Father's moneyhuh
Are you mumu? How can you be okay with one person stealing billions of dollars which is more than the economy of most states in Nigeria?

This woman is NOT a victim but a criminal. She's doing just fine at the expense of millions of people.
PoliticsRe: Diezani’s Dominican Republic diplomatic passport protecting her from prosecution by 9jakool: 9:39am On Dec 01, 2019
BlackfireX:
Case study : ganduje.
He was recorded stuffing money inside his agbada,obviously a bribe.


What happened: he won reelection, the president campaigned for him, EFCC became a deaf and dumb watching an ordinary citizen usiing bullion van on the election day.
Sanusi was nearly disgraced for speaking against the govnor...

Now you want people or UK government to support you in grandstanding in our diezani matter.... No way you hypocrites.

Now I ask you, are you alrighthuh
EFCC is a joke! They are also corrupt!
PoliticsRe: Diezani’s Dominican Republic diplomatic passport protecting her from prosecution by 9jakool: 9:37am On Dec 01, 2019
Meanwhile Sowore is currently held with no real crime and the real criminals who have stolen billions of Naira are untouchable and escaping justice. If I were president, my first act would be purging every corrupt politicians by their hundreds. Nigeria will continue to remain backward until we have politicians that actually have the passion to serve the people instead of lining their pockets.
PoliticsRe: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by 9jakool: 10:17pm On Oct 31, 2019
pazienza:
Lol! The sins of Igboman is unpardonable. He is condemned for acting and for not acting. He can't catch a breath.

He decides to look after his brothers. People say he is too tribalist and hateful of others. Other groups do same, we are told that those groups are sophisticated and play better politics.

The Igbo decides to not embrace his own brothers, but to embrace outsiders whose interest aligned with his, like Jim against Ekwueme in PDP primaries of 1999. People will say Igbos are foolish and will remain backward in politics, because they cannot act as one. Others do same, they are praised for being detribalized and being pan Nigerian.

You see, it's a case the man, his wife and the horse. There is no winning the Nigerian prejudice for that Igbo man. The enlightened ones among us know this, hence our violently Igboist stand. We are never going to please our prejudiced detractors, why waste effort on such stupid venture when we can invest in fortifying the Igbo nation against their prejudice by establishing a very visible line between us and them and then defending those lines vigorously.

Someone said Igbo not speaking Igbo language outside Igboland is a mark of inferiority complex.
You see the issue we are dealing with.
If as Igbo you start speaking Igbo outside Igboland with another Igbo and in midst of other non Igbos, the Non Igbos become apprehensive and feel threatened,you will be accused of being tribal with sinister plans. I have been a victim of this many times. Their mood change whenever I see an Igbo and start speaking with him in Igbo. But when other non natives do same, no one feel threatened.
Nigerians have carefully created a scenario where the Igbo must be guilty no matter what he does. Guilty of not being united if tries to play non tribal politics, and guilty of being tribalists should he play tribal politics. Guilty of being a supremacist and not integrating with host communities,and having sinister plans should he insist on communicating in Igbo language outside Igbo land.
Guilty of having inferiority complex and not liking Igbo language if he decides to converse in English or his host language instead of Igbo.

It's a lose-lose situation for an Igbo man as long as Nigeria is concerned,the blame game has been rigged to always make sure he has something to apologize for. This is why I remain strongly anti Nigeria and pro Igbo(Biafra).
Good for you! I get it. If you can't have what you want, then you must drag everyone to the bottom of the pit with you. If we are being pragmatic, it's possible the destruction you hope for may not even happen in your lifetime. The people you despise and wish destruction upon are not the same people you should expect to turn around and help you. A dream without action is nothing but a dream. That being said, it's hypocritical for a tribalist to post finger at another. You participate in the system, so you are the very same thing that you oppose.
CultureRe: Whole Ondo State Was Under Benin Kingdom Except OWO by 9jakool: 8:38pm On Sep 12, 2019
pankere:
OP you are very wrong. I don't know why you people like to distort history based on your personal sentiments. Let me correct you. In the whole of Yoruba kingdom and history, Owo and ifon were the only Yoruba/ondo towns that was dominated by bini, they paid tribute for years and had emissaries from bini kingdom ruling them and they even assimilated their culture, evidence can be seen from owo festivals and cultures till today. Let me give a few with pictures. The first is igogo festival in owo town. Look at how men are dressed like bini king and cheifs, the second pic is normal owo traditional dancers that you will see in any party or festival in owo till today. You can obviously see the resemblance to bini ways.
I get your point, but not everything was so black and white. People often attribute some uniqueness or peculiarities of Owo to Bini influence, which is very wrong. Owo actually holds a quite unique position. For example, a lot of ignorant people say that the reason Owo dialect is harder to understand is because it's influenced by Bini, but that's not the case. Owo was far removed from the influence of Oyo politically power which allowed it to retain many features of the archaic Yoruba language before it evolved to what we know today.

2. Appearance: Owo traditional dresses and regalia may resemble Bini, but there is more to the pictures you posted.

The olowo is wearing orufanran which is a regalia similar to Bini's, but also different in a lot of ways. Traditonally, Bini's regalia is made of bronze while the orufaran regalia is made from ivory. Owo's ivory art was beloved and imported by the Binis back then. Another definitive difference that you can see in the Bini's regalia is that the Bini king ties a very large wrapper, while Owo's olurafan is comprised of trouser and shirt that's plated.

The Igogo festival like many other Owo festivals like are all UNIQUE to just Owo. It's true that other Yoruba groups don't celebrate them, but the Binis DON'T celebrate them either. Unique festival is not a big deal; Ojude oba is only celebrated in Ijebu Ode too. The chiefs are not dressed like Binis and wearing of white by chiefs is a VERY Yoruba thing. Bini chiefs from what I've seen tie wrapper and don't wear a shirt with it.

As for the dancers, that's not a Bini clothing and it's not necessarily influenced by them either. The ipele worn on the shoulders is a VERY Yoruba way of dressing that's retained in Owo. Bini has no monopoly on tying wrapper. Yoruba women also wear wrapper, the buba and iro style we know of today is a formal Oyo style that became the standard Yoruba mode of dress. In Owo, the formal mode of dress is a wrapper worn with the ipele. Even men in certain parts of Yorubaland wore different wrapper styles.
PoliticsRe: We Won’t Allow Imposition Of Urhobo As Bayelsa Deputy Gov - Ijaw Youths by 9jakool:
Nowenuse:
Almost everyone in Kwara speaks and understands Yoruba, even the minorities, but this doesn't make them ethnically Yorubas. Most Moro indigenes speak Yoruba, but it is not their ethnic group. This is similar with Ilorin where many indigenes there are of Hausa, Bariba, Fulani and Nupe origins but they speak Yoruba.

There are Nupe communities in Ifelodun too.
Moro LGA is Yoruba even though it's at the frontier. All that map shows is Moro being in Kwara North. Yes, Yoruba is a lingua franca in Kwara, but Moro is Yoruba through and through.

The last Yoruba town before entering Nupeland is Share and that's the Northernmost town in Ifelodun. The town right beside it is Tsaragi and it's in Edu, so there are no Nupe towns in Ifelodun. By default, the Nupe towns along the border are in Edu and the Yoruba towns are in Ifelodun.
PoliticsRe: Ijaws Or Yorubas Who Own Ondo. by 9jakool: 11:26pm On Sep 08, 2019
chennaija:
I'm telling you that what is happening in Ondo is like what is happening in Edo and Kwara. I 'll touch on Kwara, like Ondo like you said, Kwara is also run by Hausa-Fulani but doesn't mean that they own the state. Yoruba own Kwara but they don't run it. Likewise Ijaw own Ondo but don't run it. Likewise too Edo with Igbo blood are the true owners of Edo but Edo with yoruba blood run it.
Then you should agree with me that Igalas own Anambra but they don't run it.
CultureRe: Gbadegesin Ogunoye Installed As Olowo Of Owo In Ondo by 9jakool: 11:17pm On Aug 23, 2019
starbuck:
Afonjas and titles are like ọka na ubé grin grin
It's called tradition and you act as if it's just some random title invented in thin air. This is one of the most important pre-colonial kingdoms in Nigeria producing some of the best arts.
CrimeRe: Full List Of Nigerians Indicted For $1.1B Internet Scam In The US by 9jakool: 6:22am On Aug 23, 2019
DesChyko:
Man, what troubles me more is that it is gradually being streamlined to be an Igbo thing, and it ends up causing issues for all Nigerians.
It is just unfortunate that the US do not recognize that majority of them are from a specific tribe. It would have been good to limit the restrictions to them, so that this nonsense can be tackled as an indigenous problem back home.
This is just too pathetic.
Truth be told America doesn't give a shi.t if they are Igbos or Kwararafa, they only see "Federal Republic of Nigeria." We can't burden our problems with another country as they were generous to lend a hand. 419 like Boko Haram are all Nigerian problems that we've now exported to other countries. We are indeed a lawless country with incompetent leaders.

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