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count me out I rep Delta |
[quote author=ndu_chucks]You people are being dishonest. Do you really expect a tribe which may number in the 100s of thousands to have the same representation as one which numbers in the millions? Equal representation ko, equal reparations ni. mumus[/quote]Haba, why are you stressing yourself. They are hypocrites, very big ones for that matter. Imagine a minority as small as Ogoni with probably just a 1000 people having the same voice and right in a democratic setting as a group like Igala with about 10,000 or more. Yet it is democracy where we said it is a game of numbers. well as from today we in the SW have about 50 ethnic groups and outside SW we have extra 20 or more. Lets start the game ![]() |
Anyway in the south we have the Aworis, Itsekiri, Okun, Egun, Ijesha, Yoruba, Egba, Igbo, Kalabari, Ijaw, Edo etc |
A year already. Hope they are resting in PEACE. Nigeria is a very scary and wicked country. |
smh igbo ppl |
atlwireles: Yes, the same one that pays 90% of your country's bills.you must be out of your mind 90% ko 100% ni |
none both have too much make-up and are skinny. Why skinny ? WHY ? |
Radoillo: You must have guessed I'm Igbo. My interest is in Southern Nigerian history generally, especially the inter-relations between igbo-speaking peoples and their neighbours.Not at all. I actually thought you were yoruba. Anyway whichever the case, you can read this http://www.academia.edu/1903103/Between_the_Ogiso_and_Oba_Dynasties_An_Interpretation_of_Interregnum_in_the_Benin_Kingdom |
@ Radoillio I can confirm those names are of yoruba origin. I mean the ogiso names |
Radoillo: Well, until you've heard the names pronounced, and heard what (if anything) they mean to Bini people, it may not be very wise to say they are of Yoruba or non-Edo origin.Very correct actually |
igodo is a word among aworis and egun Ere means a statues or success Orire means seeing success It is clear that the bini ogiso were yorubas until odia |
Radoillo: @ Ijaw citizen,You see, I didn't even know the names of ogiso people. It is a smack of hypocrisy on binis to claim these were men from the sky but oduduwa is from bini. |
I really really doubt if oba is actually a bini word. I mean in Yoruba we say Iba fun Oba. What does ba mean in yoruba ? Bow to someone I mean binis still use Yoruba names such as Tunde, mayowa, omo, dele, Ojo, abeo etc so what's to say oba is not yoruba ? |
PortHarcourtBoy: [size=15pt]PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF NIGER DELTA[size=16pt]No it is SS/SE[/size] |
pandriod: Alj Harem is that you?[quote author=IGBO-SON]Anyone notice a common theme/style in the line of thought and writing style of all these 'one Nigeria come hell or high water'.....these 'Igbos are trying to grab our oyel'.......these 'i'd rather die in Nigeria as-is than forge a common front with Igbos to force the hand of the born-to-rule jihadists'......anyone notice a common theme with all of them? ![]() I'm on my phone or else i would have indulged one or two of these despicable scum! [/quote]I can't help but laugh at you 2. Again self deceit is the worst things one can do himself |
wirnet and Idoma Likita. A big thank you, I have followed your line of argument from the inception of this thread and all I can say is that you 2 are wise. My Igbo brothers can be quite naive and myopic at times as they cannot view the future, this might be attributed to their lack of centralised government thus they lack political vision and how to relate with people. To them life in Nigeria is all about MAJORITY AND MINORITY aka winner takes it all mentality forgetting that one needs to be diplomatic in one's dealing. |
Gej worse mistake was to allow tribalistic igbos into his politics leaving the more diplomatic groups to their fate |
Btw it does not mean the culture you borrowed from is better than yours. Fulanis are not better than Yoruba, nupe and Hausa but we learnt a lot from them and vise versa |
Again self deceit is the worst thing one can do to himself. Do you know why ? People lie to their kids ? It is pride, low self esteem Now to the topic. As Andre said, cultures are dynamic. Todays China is different from that 100 years ago. Todays Hausa has a lot of fulani, yoruba culture in them. Todays yorubas have a lot of Hausa and fulani even edo and fons in them. These groups are not in denial but have realised the truth and as all cultures, they have embraced other aspect of other cultures.. These has lead me to the question why likes of odumchi are in denial ? Low self esteem ? Lack of knowledge maybe ? Or even ignorance.passed down from generations.( no insults just facts) Even the yorubas know that abgada is from fulani babban riga. Fact just modified Now aspect that WERE NEVER IN IGBO CULTURES are now added such as the red winter hat, akara food, moi moi food, ewedu, egusi food, etc I have heard a lot of people saying egusi, all forms of beans are igbo food and I just laugh . It's funny really. I think rather than argue on the internet go to your village and ask your old people for the truth. I hope they don't lie |
Self denial is very bad First of all as ngodigha or Andre uweh said, cultures and languages are very dynamic thus it evolves all the time. That said akamu is an Igbo word for ogi Moi moi is a pure Yoruba word. There was nothing like bean in Igbo land thus no bean cake or moi moi. Stop the denial and lies Akara is not and can never be an Igbo word again too much lies Nupe people accounted moi moi and akara to Yoruba so how come igbos a lesser civilization claim to cook advance foods ? The cultural influence is not just one way but both ways. Yorubas have learn a lot from igbos as well such as nna etc |
PhysicsQED: ^Osa and okun means the ocean or sea and can be used interchangeably. Iye or iya are not only used by eastern yorubas but likes of ijesha, and even as far as kwara and ogun ijebu. Omo is used as far as Ghana ga tribe and even they know it's from the yorubas. Years ago before the word Yoruba came to existence, Yoruba as far as Togo used omo oduduwa. |
Too much ignorant people on this forum, it is very annoying at times and most times funny . Firstly, oba, omo, akoko, apoti, osa, okun etc are all of Yoruba origin. Secondly there is no claiming here, akokos, ilajes, mahin, aworis are all Yorubas. Just cos we are costal does not mean we are ijaw for crying out loud ! Just cos our first oba was a bini man does not mean we are bini, Just cos bini just oba does not mean we borrowed it from them. I mean any truthful person will analysis the bini royal names well eg omo N oba which means a son of a king in Yoruba, iyoba mask the popular bini cultural sign is a yoruba word which means the king's mother. The meaning of bini is what in bini ? As for the ijaws, as SR said about apoi, I an awori eko clan man will confirm the same. Kirikiri, apapa etc are not ijaw words but of awori origin which I have explained to killayut already. We are yorubas and very very very proud to be one, no propaganda can change that ! Not all yorubas have the same origin just as.not all ijaws or edo groups have the same origin. |
That's the truth. Very honest opinion |
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[/quote]I can't help but laugh at you 2. Again self deceit is the worst things one can do himself