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Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 7:53am On Nov 20, 2012
My Yoruba is still very poor so I can't yet translate the Yoruba 'EWE' but if it is the same as 'EVRH' then the author's claim that 'EVRH' is same as 'EYEO'/'OYO' and 'YARBA' is not tenable unless it can be shown that they have the same meaning.
Nairaland General › Re: Baby Kidnapped From Labour Room In Abia by amor4ce(m):
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Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 6:50am On Nov 20, 2012
To all those mockers, it is written that the identity thieving oyinbo shall have been obliterated - burnt to ashes - when we return (Malachi 4:3). I guess the mockers mock because of envy/bad belle when they see those they traditionally envy being able to prove their association with tremendous evidence.

Who knows where Issachar is? Itsekiri?
Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 10:22pm On Nov 19, 2012
I doubt that 'Energy48' is willing to consider opinions contrary to his. The term 'Yarba' or 'Yarriba' as pronounced by the Fulani should not be used for comparison with Erveh since the former is according to the Fulani tongue rather than Oyo tongue which is credible. To accuse Samuel Ajayi Crowther of changing history by allegedly introducing the name 'Yoruba' is, in my opinion presumptuous and weightless. Dierk Lange noted the correspondence between 'Yoruba' and 'Jeroboam' which is a closer match than with 'Erveh' and seems quite plausible since 'Jeroboam' is the name of the first king of the kingdom of northern Israel. People from other nations like the Fulani who were aware of this secession would have remembered that name.

What about the Hivites? 'Erveh' sounds very close.

There's another name by which our people were known and that is 'Aku'. It is not the same as 'e ku...' used in greeting but a name and may have the same meaning as the 'Aku' in 'Akute'. I want to believe that there are other Yoruba names that have 'Aku' in front.

What is the meaning of this Yoruba greeting: 'E WE SO O' or 'EWE SO O'? What are all the possible meanings of 'EWE' in Yoruba?

The Creator's name revealed to Moses according to Indo-European transliteration is EHYEH ASHER EHYEH' which in Yoruba is IYE ASHE IYE. Who can offer an etymology?
Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 9:18pm On Nov 19, 2012
I suspect the DNA link he referred to is that of Homo antecessor.
Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 6:02am On Nov 19, 2012
Energy48, I've gone through your e-book.

There are no 2 Messiahs, only one.

I very much doubt that Erveh is a cognate of Oyo. Note that there is no 'v' sound in the Yoruba language but 'w', thus the possibility of 'w' changing to 'v' as the Erveh migrated westwards from the former Oyo empire should be considered.

The true descendants of Jacob never practiced anything like the Judaism of the Indo-European identity thieves. Judaism is a poor attempt (but infused with a lot of evil) at reconstructing the true spiritual system. Get more info about vodoo and ifa to avoid blasphemy.

The translation of the Micah's figurines as 'idol' is very misleading, and perhaps mischievous too.

Would you care to let us know the names of the other 5 tribes that you identified along with very brief info/hint about the markers?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Blacks More Fixated On Colour Than Whites? by amor4ce(m): 3:51am On Nov 19, 2012
Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 10:53pm On Nov 18, 2012
I'm grateful. Like you have a strong passion for egbe omo oodua even though I trained as a bioscientist and worked in the financial services industry.

There's a festival on the 14th day or thereabout after the annual world ifa festival. I suspect strongly that it is one of the three annual festivals mentioned in the Scriptures - the feast of unleavened bread (seems like its actually akara) aka passover.

For those interested, here's an interesting paper (pdf) that compares Ifa (Yoruba) with Afa (Nri-Igbo), Eha (Nsukka-Igbo), Epha (Urhobo), Iha (Edo), Eba (Nupe) and Ifa (Igala). With Ifa we can all live together in harmony. I'll soon post an essay showing that the Redeemer taught Abraham and his descendants, including Moses, Ifa and that Judaism is an Indo-European fabrication.
Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m):
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Culture › Re: You Might Want To Know That We Yorubas Are Part Of The Lost Tribe Of Israel by amor4ce(m): 11:51pm On Nov 17, 2012
All the tribes are present among us and they can be identified by their remembrance of descending from Oduduwa. The names Israel, Hebrew, Abraham,etc are nonsense because they are derived from a phony and made-up language invented by Indo-European impostors trying to mimic the original. Likewise it is possible that words like 'Ra' attributed to Egypt are ridiculous because the same impostors tried to mimic the language and have been teaching the world their nonsense.

A Yoruba individual named Sibthorpe wrote around 100 years ago about this Yoruba connection. I wonder if he was mocked by the dull-hearted people in addition to perhaps being pressurized to abandon the research due to conflict with Christianity.

The actual rendition of the name popularly known as Jacob is still well known to us (including some posters on this thread) but hidden. Likewise the place called Mt Zion is right here in Yorubaland though known to us by a different but true and original name. The passover festival is still celebrated.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Do You Stand With Illuminati Theories? by amor4ce(m):
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Christianity Etc › Re: Where Do You Stand With Illuminati Theories? by amor4ce(m): 11:11pm On Nov 17, 2012
coogar, the true Hebrews are not Canaanites. The Hyksos are Amorites who invaded Egypt and enslaved the true Hebrews, a crime which they repeated again by invading the continent they renamed as Americas and enslaving Negroes there. Note that in Genesis 15:16 the people who enslaved the true Hebrews are identified as the Amorites, not the Egyptians. The Amorites are actually Indo-Europeans and one trait is common with them - obfuscating the truth using identity theft and claiming to be the original and chosen people. Another trait is violence. Christianity, Islam and Judaism are the 3 vertices of the triangle for their fake 'all-seeing eye', and this triangle is perhaps like a portal for the manifestation of the Anti- Imisi Iye (or Anti-Messiah). They have deceived the world into expecting the Anti-Christ whereas Christ is the one opposed to the Redeemer (Imisi Iye / Messiah). I'm going to prove these with that essay of mine and I will like you to give your own critique when it is ready.
Culture › Re: Caribbean Indigenes Speak Igbo & Yoruba Languages by amor4ce(m): 10:52pm On Nov 17, 2012
*Kails*, there are Yoruba peoples known by names other than 'Yoruba' who live in Benin, Togo all the way to Ghana, and they can be identified as such because they remember Ile-Ife and venerate the Orisha till this day. Trans-Atlantic slaves were also taken from among them. Given that peoples with similar cultures tend to cluster together (clustering can be seen all over the universe), it is not impossible that these slaves would have bonded/clustered together resulting in their being identified together by themselves and others as Yoruba. The strong Yoruba influence is probably because Yoruba people from the current geographical entity called Nigeria were not the only source of slaves who are culturally and genetically Yoruba. If you find that 'nonsensical and offensive,' it is your choice to find that 'nonsensical and offensive.'
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Do You Stand With Illuminati Theories? by amor4ce(m): 10:35pm On Nov 17, 2012
coogar: i appreciate.....
the thing about people like lord-reed is their lack of knowledge.....people that are not knowledgeable are supposed to be quiet - they are supposed to listen and learn not discarding what the eggheads are telling them! illuminati can be traced back as far as 2134(before christ) from their canaanite roots to rome......i don't wanna say much about this ish - but this chosen few of enlightened folks operate at a higher level bigger than kanye/jay-z!
Can you help me with the canaanite roots however skeletal the info? I will try to connect the dots. The reason is I would like to use or reference it for an essay I am currently drafting. Would you prefer contact via email?

@Niflheim, note that Lucis is cognate with Olósí which is translated as 'owner/bearer of the path of chaos/destruction/evil' not 'bearer of light' as the Indo-Europeans want the world to believe. Since the word 'luminate' is related to (and may have IMO from the same root as) 'Lucis', 'Illuminate' probably means 'to darken, cause chaos, destroy, which is what these people have been doing to the earth and to Negroes.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Do You Stand With Illuminati Theories? by amor4ce(m): 3:10am On Nov 14, 2012
Christianity, Islam and Judaism constitute the triangle/portal of evil.

Debates among our people about the iluminati and the likes are useless if we do not know ourselves first. Knowing who we are requires knowing our past, that is, where we come from, and facing it. Christianity, Islam and Judaism are tools used to obscure our past and disorientate us.
Culture › Re: Caribbean Indigenes Speak Igbo & Yoruba Languages by amor4ce(m):
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Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Christians Rely On Traditional Gods? by amor4ce(m):
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Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Christians Rely On Traditional Gods? by amor4ce(m):
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The answer is simple: The Christian God is ineffective.

Have you seen a typical Nigerian Christian praying? The sight will shock you. Screaming, shouting, crying, wailing, and somersaulting, all to no avail. One look at Nigeria will show you that Jehovah doesn't answer prayers at all. My guy is just up there making fun of everyone while drinking palm wine with Jesus.

The irony is that the spiritual alternatives are also dubious, but even desperation will make asinine things look judicious.
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Christianity is full of symptoms pointing to insanity, especially during the shoryuken prayers, and is based on lies.
Culture › Re: African American: Ask Me Anything....I Think...lol! by amor4ce(m): 11:50pm On Nov 11, 2012
The Benin resisted at some point but were severely punished by the Brits.

In Yorubaland the invasion of the colonial Brits had been prophesied implying that it was gonna happen. The Brits came at a time there had been warfare among the Yoruba who had been getting weary therefrom. It is not as if the Yoruba could not have fought against the Europeans but wisdom had to be applied for self-preservation. The Europeans had superior firepower and could have wiped out almost entire populations thus denying trans-Atlantic slaves a connection to their heritage.

The Ijebu, a Yoruba subgroup, did fight the Brits but were terribly overpowered. The Egba had been monitoring the outcome of that battle in preparation to join the resistance but, upon hearing the news of the defeat and manner of defeat of the Ijebu who were regarded as one of the toughest Yoruba peoples, had to abandon their plan. Similarly, other Yoruba peoples had to capitulate. Google 'Jebu wars'.

To regard West African peoples as docile for not gaining any memorable victory via violence against the Europeans is, in my opinion, very very dull and serves to cement the opinion of white supremacists that blacks have low (retarrded) IQ (Jeremiah 25 & 27). Violence has not gotten blacks freedom but hardship e.g. Haiti. The constant referral to former slaves that rebelled and established their own communities, to ancient black history and the likes is like we blacks consoling ourselves rather than knowing ourselves (again, my opinion). Violence begets violence, is no cure for stuupidity (e.g measuring ourselves against and aspiring to live like the Europeans whose lives generally are full of abominations), and cannot work because the Indo-Europeans are the violent ones who took 'heaven' by force and divided it among themselves.



Back to topic

buzzedoffbeauty, how far along have you gone in learning about your heritage?
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests Student With Cocaine At Lagos Airport by amor4ce(m): 3:55am On Nov 10, 2012
Isn't the arrested student the same person with the Nairaland used id 'Mr chippychappy'?
Politics › Re: "Lagos To Issue Residents Identity Cards By January 2013" Fashola by amor4ce(m):
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Politics › Re: "Lagos To Issue Residents Identity Cards By January 2013" Fashola by amor4ce(m): 2:31am On Nov 10, 2012
suggested registration date: dec 18 2012 till jan 4 2013
Politics › Re: "Lagos To Issue Residents Identity Cards By January 2013" Fashola by amor4ce(m): 1:19am On Nov 10, 2012
How can I ask Gov Fashola to include craniometric (shape of skull/head) data as part of the biometric information on the ID cards?
Politics › Re: Osun Boosts Cattle Production With 10,000 Capacity Ranch by amor4ce(m): 8:59am On Nov 03, 2012
I do not agree with this move partly because I do not support crossbreeding and genetic modification, and because it still promotes the erosion of our culture. Before the Indo-Europeans invaded this part of the world to spread their abominations our a lot of our people were engaged in farming and rearing of livestock like goats, sheep and domestic fowls that were rich sources of meat/protein. However, when the invaders came, they took our people away from such by raiding and encouraging the raiding of agricultural communities and luring our people to adopt their abominable lifestyles (eg white collar jobs), thus creating artificial famine. Another set of tool they used were/are their Indo-European (they were never descendants of Abraham) religions of Islam and Christianity that are used to tempt our people to live like them, hence we began to seek more and more of costly beef and ram meat when we have the easily accessible goat and sheep meat. Today, many devout muslims, christians and wanna-be Indo-Europeans among our people look down on rearing our God-given protein sources. Rearing cows is not part of our culture and is costly but when people decide to rear goats, sheep and domestic fowls as before, then we would regain our self sufficiency.
Crime › Re: Nigerian people-smuggler Jailed For 20 Years by amor4ce(m): 4:22am On Nov 02, 2012
There's still time for Edo people to work together at finding a way to channel this drive (love for colour red, a colour associated with lewdness and bloody violence) toward productive ventures rather than let this terrible malady continue. What were the things that made the Edo kingdom tick and gain prestige prior to the punitive British expedition?
Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Anglican Opposes British Govt. on the Selection of Bishop of Canterbury by amor4ce(m): 3:23am On Nov 02, 2012
shymexx: Nigerians are crazy!

How can you oppose the selection of Bishop of Canterbury? That's the freaking Church of England, mate...

Opposing that is like opposing the selection of the Queen/King...

Church of England is quintessentially English(Ang-lican) - go create your own religion... undecided
Will they listen? I'll soon write an essay about the biblical proof of the self-induced very low IQ of almost all Negroes around the world, especially of those that follow the axis of evil (Christianity-Islam-Judaism).
Politics › Re: Cameroon Did No Wrong Flooding Nigeria – FG Official by amor4ce(m): 6:22am On Nov 01, 2012
taharqa: Guy, the guy is very correct; the Cameroonians did nothing wrong. What they did is the standard way of dealing with such high water levels in dams cos as d Director said, it would have been much more disasterous if d water pressure were allowd to get to d extent of breaking up the dam; bliv me it wud have been much more devastating.

The Cameroons did what they had to do, it was Nigeria that didnt have a buffer dam on the Benue River( unlike Kainji on Niger side) that was at fault. The ongoing buffer dams under constructn need to finish as quickly as possible even b4 d 2013 brought-forward date cos if d Nkos lake in dat same Cameroon erupt (and they said it wud anything from now), this flooding wud be child's play
The Cameroonian government did wrong because the water level at the concerned dam should have been frequently monitored to ensure that, if the water level is rising, there would be controlled and gradual releases of water from the dam. It appears the relevant authorities in that country have not been doing their jobs properly. Same goes for Nigeria as some floods have been the result of such unreasonable large-scale dam releases. We should ask ourselves whether or not such floods happened before the construction of these dams, before we started copying oyinbo people like dullards. These dams are anti-nature and alien to our cultures and I prefer that we do away with them.
Culture › Re: Igbos Of Nigeria By British Missionaries by amor4ce(m): 10:01pm On Oct 20, 2012
CHAPTER V
CHILD LIFE
Those who strive to combat infantile mortality in England are confronted with many difficulties, and probably the greatest of all are those arising from the ignorance, prejudice and superstition of the parents, though the last term may not be acknowledged.
When we inquire into the conditions of child life amongst the Ibo people, we soon discover that the methods adopted in dealing with young children are so drastic that it is surprising, not that many die, but that any survive at all. That so many do pull through demonstrates the infant's
tenacious hold upon life.
From the very first the Ibo baby must run the gauntlet of all manner of perils, some the outcome of deliberate intention to injure, others the result of ignorance and superstition. In many parts if the infant fails to cry vigorously at birth, it forfeits its life, the omission being considered an evil omen. A similar fate befalls children whose mothers die before they are about six months old. The birth of twins is a calamity of the first magnitude, and spells disaster for them and the unfortunate mother. The underlying idea is that it has been ordained that mankind should propagate his species by single births, in contradistinction to animals ; for a woman to bear more than one child at a birth is to degrade humanity
to the level of the brute creation. Plural offspring is nature's law for goats and dogs ; for a woman to imitate them in this respect fills the Ibo with unspeakable disgust. Mother and children are cursed and subjected to contempt and ill-treatment. The woman makes no attempt to defend herself or her children ; she accepts the situation dumbly, and merely wonders why she, especially, has been
selected for such dishonour. Her hatred of her offspring is as bitter as that of her relatives and neighbours. She turns from them with loathing and despair and, unless compelled, will make no effort to nurse them. It is believed that in some mysterious manner there has been an unholy alliance with an evil spirit during sleep, and the second child is the result.
With all haste the abominations must be removed. The children are thrust into an old waterpot without even a passing thought for the pain inflicted. Cocoanut fibre or leaves are thrown in to cover them, and the pot is then deposited in some lonely spot in the bush. The newly born infants receive no attention whatsoever. They are cast away at once, as unclean in the sight of gods and men.
It is astonishing how long some of the children survive after being treated thus ; this extraordinary vitality being due, perhaps, to the fact that the umbilical cord is not severed.
In one case of castaways with which I had to deal, they had been lying a whole night, and the greater part of the next day, in the bush—at least sixteen hours. One died from injuries either deliberately inflicted or received when being forced through the neck of the pot ; the other, and uppermost, child had escaped serious injury and has since grown into a sturdy boy, mother and child having been
kept under supervision for some months at the medical mission.
This method of dealing with twins is reckoned to be the only one open to the parents, as by acting thus they hope to avert further calamity. To permit the children to live would amount to a direct challenge to the malignant spirits, and the parents, and indeed the whole community, would be exposed to all manner of dangers.
There is no alternative for the Ibo but to cast them out. This is the kind of custom that legislation finds very difficult to eliminate, as the influence of the supernatural is much stronger than that exercised by human instrumentality, and it is in such circumstances that missionary effort can and does play an important part in the evolution of the savage.
Politics › Re: How A Motorcyclist Was Almost Killed By Fulani Herdsmen by amor4ce(m): 8:36am On Oct 20, 2012
We have been very accommodating toward your people even in the face of brazen provocation. However, if we decide enough is enough, you have no right whatsoever to attempt any annexation just because you see yourselves as superior. I doubt that this thought pattern you've displayed so far in this thread and similar ones is due to civil war cranial/cerebral kwashiorkor , that is, kwashiokor-induced logic haemorhagging (or logicohagging).

Are you gay 'cos when I see your user name, icon aus, I think of icon anus. Is it some kind of advertisement, some kind of code word for iconic anus?

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