Politics › Re: Ijaws Are Ogogoro Sellers Who Migrated From Bayelsa - Dan Owegie, APC Chieftain by Alaska90(m): 3:34am On Dec 09, 2017 |
The history of Benin is well known to all Nigerians and the world. The Benin Kingdom is respected because of the blue blood progeny of the successive Obas. The kingdom reigned from the location of the palace in modern day Benin City to Dahomey. That is why the history of Benin Kingdom is clear on the Oduduwa story. An attempt by some Yorubas to re-write history led to Oba Erediauwa’s “I remain Sir, Your Obedient Servant,” a treatise he used to educate all Nigerians who were on the wrong lane of history to get their facts right. This is not true! There is no any historical evidence to support this assumption. Bini kingdom had no military capability to rule up to dahomey or even defeat any kingdom any the way. As per the Oduduwa issue, nobody is re-writing history but just stating the fact. ( Read edo born Jacob Eghavare "Bini history" and other historians works for clarification) |
Literature › Re: Wole Soyinka Reacts To Wedding Of His Son, Oretunlewa And Nneka Ekechukwu by Alaska90(m): 1:25pm On Dec 07, 2017 |
Mrchippychappy: Yorubas would do anything to start a tribal war and smear the image of other tribes in Nigeria. They are the same ones inciting the Edo / Ijaw hatred, they travel out of Nigeria and they say things like " the yorubas are the reason Nigeria is progressing" they tell foreigners all sort of lies about other Nigerian tribes and when they come back to Nigeria, they would be the first ones to scream one nigeria, they act like they love other tribes but in reality the opposite is the case, they despise and hate every other tribe on Nigeria. The average Yoruba man can only be compared to a snakes hiding in the green grass, waiting to strike and then slither back to its hiding place in the grass.
They would even smear the image of one of their elders and well respected intellectuals all because his son got married to a lady from a different tribe.
They are like the proverbial child that throws a stone and then hides his hand. You are one of those people Soyinka is talking about... 3 Likes |
Politics › Re: Slavery In Libya: FFK Shares Graphic Picture Of What Sub-saharan Africans Face by Alaska90(m): 8:12pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
majekdom2: what is heartless about the post. Just like many Africans that like unnecessary pity So burning people alive is the right punishment for illegal entry to a country? |
Politics › Re: Slavery In Libya: FFK Shares Graphic Picture Of What Sub-saharan Africans Face by Alaska90(m): 3:38pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
HeyCorleone: As much as I agree with you, one can't deny the fact of illegality in their movements. If they had followed the right channel, such mishap won't have befallen them. You are just an heartless soul...smh |
Sports › Re: Victor Moses Suffered The Murder Of His Parents At 11 by Alaska90(m): 8:06pm On Nov 08, 2017 |
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