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Romance › Re: How Will You Handle A Feud Between An Ex Boyfriend And A Boyfriend? by AreaFada2: 1:29am On Feb 14, 2016
RalphTheToner:
c wat buhari's govt is causing,a 2012 thread making fp in 2016?
Abi o. Confusion everywhere. grin cheesy
Romance › Re: How Will You Handle A Feud Between An Ex Boyfriend And A Boyfriend? by AreaFada2: 1:26am On Feb 14, 2016
I hope somebody didn't have a glass too many.

FP after 4 years? Haba! Mods.
Nairaland General › Re: Car Kills Mechanic At Obalende Bridge (graphic Pic) by AreaFada2: 10:44pm On Feb 13, 2016
Rip
Properties › Re: Check Block of 3 Bedroom Flats at Jakande Estate Abesan Ipaja with CofO N4.5m by AreaFada2: 8:18pm On Feb 13, 2016
propertypage:
Dj
This flat still not sold? Provide pics na.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 7:35pm On Feb 13, 2016
Super1Star:
You are well entitled to your opinion.

A fact remains a fact and they are:

1. Oranmiyan is the father of Eweka

2. Oranmiyan named benin

3. Eweka's dynasty throne crown and title still stands till today.

Those are facts that are not disputable anywhere we are very OK with that. It gives legitimacy to our claim of the crown.

Claim of wandering prince cannot be substantiated. Did he wandered to the east or to the west or north or into the sea?

Show us historicals that backs your claim.
Your motto: repeat lies and Propaganda frequently, some might just believe it. Sorry. Not this time. You have many crowns in Yoruba land. Two a penny there. Keep those and 4get ojukokoro on other people's achievement. grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Toyin Saraki Visits Holy Child College, Ikoyi (pics) by AreaFada2: 7:18pm On Feb 13, 2016
OZAOEKPE:
IF YOU ARE THE ONE ON YOUR DP, MEHN YOU FINE DIE.
No, she fine live. grin
Politics › Re: Ben Bruce Orders Innoson Car For His Personal Use From The Anambra Based Company by AreaFada2: 7:10pm On Feb 13, 2016
BuddhaPalm:
That's the plan.

Look closer. What do you think he's doing?
Putting his money where his mouth is. grin Let our senators and HoR people vex buy one each.
Celebrities › Re: Makeup Artiste Says Liz Anjorin Wants To Kill Her by AreaFada2: 7:04pm On Feb 13, 2016
VampireeM:
Abeg who is Liz Injury abi na Anjori??

All I see is two attention seekers. So as the so called makeup artiste has posted their matter online wetin wey she wan us do?? Mstchew!
Somebody who injures make-up artists and ancillary service providers with bad mouth. grin cheesy
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 4:50pm On Feb 13, 2016
Super1Star:
What is the correlation between your Ekaladerhan that followed a mermaid to the lost city of Atlantis and Oduduwa.

Which one are you guys even talking about. From Ekaladerhan, you twisted it to Izoduwa. Not satisfied with your own naming process, you re-engineered it to Imadoduwa.

In the meantime, go to your Oba's palace and ask him what the festival of Ugie Erha Oba connotes in your Oba's history.

Also ask him the gifts that the Chiefs always presented to him during the Igue festival, where do they tell him it came from?

Look for your lost Ekaladerhan somewhere else.

We are initiating that Bini people are not yorubas, but the throne, crown, title and current dynasty is of Yoruba lineage and that is an undeniable fact.

it has been proven all over the world that the Ife Brass work predates that of Benin. That is another undeniable facy.
Fact is Benin gave Ododuwa to Ife. So whatever returned from Ife was originally BENIN.

My own analysis from Benin history is guess work while your own spurious claims are gospel truth, right? tongue grin

Obviously you were the midwife who attended to Ododuwa's mother in labour, and you should know the truth authoritatively. tongue

Dude, no ogboju tactics will work here.

You have your history, Benin have theirs and will remain so till the end of time.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2:
Super1Star:
What is the correlation between your Ekaladerhan that followed a mermaid to the lost city of Atlantis and Oduduwa.

Which one are you guys even talking about. From Ekaladerhan, you twisted it to Izoduwa. Not satisfied with your own naming process, you re-engineered it to Imadoduwa.

In the meantime, go to your Oba's palace and ask him what the festival of Ugie Erha Oba connotes in your Oba's history.

Also ask him the gifts that the Chiefs always presented to him during the Igue festival, where do they tell him it came from?

Look for your lost Ekaladerhan somewhere else.

We are initiating that Bini people are not yorubas, but the throne, crown, title and current dynasty is of Yoruba lineage and that is an undeniable fact.

it has been proven all over the world that the Ife Brass work predates that of Benin. That is another undeniable facy.
Read my previous posts dude. How the name Izoduwa, interchangeable with Imadoduwa came about. Very consistent from earliest times.

Benin has been pretty centralised from a very long time and history of that single monarchy very consistent. No rival ruling houses in Benin trying to create stories to try bolster their entitlement/claim.

Even today, nothing like court cases involving succession as it litters some tribes in 9ja. Or where obas are deposed by court or government arbitrarily. Makes Benin pretty unique for consistency.

Benin never claim to be first to do brass work. But whenever Benin started, it was done to the highest level possible anywhere in the world then. Or is there anywhere that is claimed? Please show me. Metal works began in Africa thousands of years ago. Has been done in many places.

Benin people don't wake up one morning to make any claims. They usually respond to very amateur, ridiculous and futile attempts by egotistic tribalists to rewrite history. There are some who find it hard to swallow the fact that in each talk about African civilisation, Benin is always one of the first to be mentioned. And when foreign documentary makers like BBC narrate African History, a prominent place is given to Benin Empire.
Try as they may to detract, history is there for discerning minds.

Benin people are pretty comfortable in their own skin. All the issues Nigeria has today and the little role for minorities was a major reason Benin resisted Britain to keep its empire.

When that failed, Benin realised the disaster and historical setback it will be. So no surprise that all kind of people want to rewrite history now, even backwater vassals of yore. grin cheesy
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by AreaFada2: 10:40am On Feb 13, 2016
2sex:
thanks bro. Well said. It's just pathetic how ungrateful these women are.

When I was growing up the news in town around Lawason. Zamba street was that a certain Ndubisi sponsored a girl from secondary to university level.

After graduating, she came with another guy to introduce to him as her husband to be.

What pain can be measured to that bro. A man toiled day and night to see this girl become better person so his family can have a better future as he didn't go to school. His shop was at the popular mbuka area of Lawanson and he was a family friend.

Women are devils. Quote me anywhere.
Tor.
Back in the day, a housewife with several kids was sponsored by her hubby to read a professional course at university. Being too poor growing up, she couldn't afford tertiary education. This economically successful but less educated guy married her and cleaned her up.
After getting her degree she moved on with another man. Suddenly!

Her relatives & in-laws begged her to stay, all in vain, she didn't listen. No reason given for her action. Everybody was shocked.

A few years down the line, her new man dumped her. Now she came begging to return to former hubby for the "kids' sake. grin

Her former hubby refused, because it's taboo in his culture. Now approaching 60, she has been up & down without a loving man in her life. wink
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by AreaFada2: 10:26am On Feb 13, 2016
Ucheosefoh:
He helped her secured a job through his friend and all she could use to pay him back is leaving me.
Before nko? He should have secured a good paying job himself in that company, even if not engineering if not qualified for that.

OP thought the girl would be grateful and so be faithful, for wia? The vast majority of girls would behave that way or at least constantly remind you through words or action how inferior you're earning less money. Even if your uncle or dad owns the company she earns good money from.
Car Talk › Re: Modernised Hummer Jeep Spotted In Enugu by AreaFada2: 9:19am On Feb 13, 2016
holamiday:
Exactly my thoughts too. The Hummer phased out way too early. The same HUMMER that held Nigerians spellbound, a few years ago. Now i feel embarrased seeing it pass by sef. Just big & noisy for nothing.

I guess this is because the manufacturers failed to move with the trend.
You know in 9ja, we dey carry somethings for head dey trip for them too much. Maybe na widespread poverty.
Time was when Blackberry dey trip people.

I have never regarded this kinda Hummer more than 1970s/80s open-body Landrover Defender. But some will say it's because you don't have one.

Hummer H2/H3 you can now buy from about N1.3m to N4m , around 10 or 11 years old, depending on how well-used/maintained.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 9:02pm On Feb 12, 2016
OBAGADAFFI:
Just ignore these people.
They don't understand their history.
This Picture might interest you.
Oba Erediauwa did a nationwide thank-you tour after coronation. NATIONWIDE, up to Sokoto! We also have pics of him in my uncle's palace, the Duke of my town. grin cheesy
Having said that, Benin Royal family & every one with even a drop of royal blood hold Ife (called Uhe in Benin) in very very high esteem.
The reason is simple. Ife gave refuge to the Benin prince, Ekaladerhan, who became Ododuwa.

Otherwise, the Ogiso dynasty that began in about 40BC would have been lost.

With the kindness & generosity of Ife people, Benin has a royal family stretching back to 40BC, the same year the Roman senate appointed Herod as king of Judaea!
The only major break was between 1100 AD & 1169 AD. The current dynasty began in 1169 AD.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 8:28pm On Feb 12, 2016
diadem10:
How does your stupid Ekaladerhan became Oduduwa?
What's stopping you Bini revisionist from backing up such claim with facts! Atleast our[b] odu ifa infer that Lamurudu was Odudu'wa's father[/b]! Hence, where's bini's fact instead of conjectures just like the Bini empire was all myth too with no historical facts!
Ok. Let me consult ifa:

Okan meji...

Odu mefa...

Ah, good news. Ifa says there's hope. You will know more when you open your mind and read wider. grin cheesy
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 8:22pm On Feb 12, 2016
diadem10:
How does your stupid Ekaladerhan became Oduduwa?
What's stopping you Bini revisionist from backing up such claim with facts! Atleast our odu ifa infer that Lamurudu was Odudu'wa's father! Hence, where's bini's fact instead of conjectures just like the Bini empire was all myth too with no historical facts!
Lol. I have explained that here on NL over many years. Even in my previous few posts yesterday & today. If you genuinely want a civilised debate & for comparison, see my previous posts.

If you prefer to wallow in ignorance, cursing & swearing, don't bother.
I see a very poorly informed person and ill-mannerism in your angry outburst. grin cheesy

Making a valid point is not by behaving like motor park agbero. grin
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2:
OBAGADAFFI:
And why did your Ekaladerhan give his son a Yoruba name. grin
Well, in Benin history his name was Omonoyan. Means beloved or pampered child.
Very common name in times old.

Can you tell me how popular or unique the name "Oranmiyan" was around middle of 12th Ife and what did the name mean then? We learn daily.

If you read my previous posts here on NL, I have mentioned Omonoyan before.

In any case, even if he decided to name him a Yoruba name, it could just be political. To strengthen claim to Ife Royalty.

Remember that Oranmiyan's mother wasn't a Benin Woman. Possibly one of the elite-born ladies of Ife.

For example, in Benin, Oranmiyan married a princess, the daughter of the Enogie/Duke of Egor. Egor today is a local govt area in Benin City and the Duke of Egor is still very much a senior duke of Benin Kingdom. Benin Dukes, with exception of VERY VERY few ancient ones, are all princes and descendants of princes of Benin Kingdom.

I write long essays here for the benefit of those who don't know the rich & detailed history of Benin.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 4:30pm On Feb 12, 2016
OBAGADAFFI:
Eweka was the First Oba Of benin, after the Ogiso dynasty .

And Eweka is the son of Oranmiyan a Yoruba man

Eweka I (1180–1246)
Uwuakhuahen (1246–1250)
Henmihen (1250–1260)
Ewedo (1260–1274)
Oranmiyan was son of Benin Prince Ekaladerhan who became Ododuwa.

Oduduwa did not magic from Any Arabia (not even China or Vietnam grin). He came from much closer: Benin or Igodomigodo as it was called then.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 12:09pm On Feb 12, 2016
Super1Star:
We hav told you to look for you lost prince in.the lost city of.the Atlantis.

The father of Oduduwa (Odu to da Iwa) is Lamurudu. He is not your lost son that followed a beautiful mermaid to under the water.

Your ancestors saw a peaceful and thriving nation an they sent a SOS message for us to help your chaotic and tumultuous empire. We sent Oranmiyan, which gave birth to Eweka the father of the current ruling dynasty in Benin.

We are not saying Benin people are Yorubas. Get it right.

But your crown throne and title are ours. That is an undeniable fact.
Well, sorry. Unlike those who believe in mythical coming from Arabia, whether dad was Lamidi or Labaran; in Benin, people believe more practical stuff. 70 miles journey Benin through bush or tarred road to Owo & another 70 miles to Ife is quite reasonable. About coming from Arabia with broom abi magic parachute, well, sounds ridiculous in an enlightened age. grin grin grin

Even in modern times, with aeroplane and ship, I can't remember Saudi Arabia govt using Osun Defender advert to look for missing Saudis in Ife. grin cheesy

A missing Benin guy turning up in Ife won't be out of the ordinary. grin cheesy
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2:
Jesusloveyou:
every tribe and language under benin empire before d coming of d white, is to maintain their distict language and culture. ondo and ekiti were already speaking yoruba, agbon, ika and delta igbos speak their language, benin does not like to force their language on any tribe that is why is an empire, not just a kingdom
Well, that makes Benin's achievement more fascinating. First, it was by sheer organisation, a bit like small Rome did, to have an empire as Benin did. Benin didn't have a large population. So needed provincial citizens and paid mercenaries to fight wars.

Europeans of that time recorded that Benin could easily raise 100,000 soldiers for war, no mean feat. Therefore, there were notable Igbo, Esan, Urhobo military leaders in Benin army. The seafarers (Ozigue) who transported goods and soldiers through rivers, Atlantic Ocean and lagoons were Ijaw citizens of the empire.

In fact, establishing Eko Colony of Lagos would have been very difficult. Reaching Cotonou, Lome & Accra would have been near impossible without the Ijaw. So arrived modern Ga people in Osu area of Accra. I'm yet to see any educated/enlightened Ga person in real life who disputes this, including my in-laws.

It was an imperial effort, with different tribes. Nobody was forced to speak Edo/Benin language, people had freedom.

Take for example, Benin was always conscious of low population. Several means were used to prevent migration from Benin. Like facial marks, body tattoos.

Also today, we hear of Yoruba in Cuba, Brazil, etc. But no Benin. Reason is only very few Benin ever fell into slavery. It was forbidden to sell a Benin person,buy or for a Benin person to partake in slave trade.

Records of European slave buyers show that.......along the slave trade route to the River Port of Gwatto/Ughoton, displayed slaves and their sellers were NEVER BENIN.
In fact the Oba had to reluctantly allow nobles/businessmen in non-Edo provinces of the empire to sell and buy their own people. Just to avoid rebellion from those elite.

People from former vassal lands angrily dismiss this. That Benin sold slaves. BUT luckily about two years ago, here on Nairaland, someone posted detailed European records of sold and bought slaves from Africa, origin & slave destination. BENIN WAS CONSPICUOUSLY absent as place bought from. grin cheesy

These measures were to allow population to grow. Edo needed men & women for imperial expansion.

If we had written language and schools, the language could have spread easily.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 11:40am On Feb 12, 2016
Super1Star:
Don't get it twisted.

The Ogisos and Benin were existing as a people from time immemorial and you are not yorubas.

But your present throne and present dynasty that was started by Eweka, the son of Oranmiyan, started the 1st line of Obas an a new dynasty that is still in place till today.
Nothing twisted. All verifiable stuff from daily activities, ceremonies, etc.

From about 1169, sure by Oranmiyan & Eweka. That is settled and common history/knowledge in Benin.

Also that the father of Oranmiyan was Benin prince Ekaladerhan that became Imadoduwa/Izoduwa in Ife.

That was the only reason Oranmiyan was requested to come to Benin.

This has happened more recently too. In 1714, British parliament requested Elector of Hannover, George to become King of England after death of heirless Queen Anne. George was a German relative (and protestant as Catholics were & still forbidden to be King/Queen of England) of English royal family. George spoke only German. Hence he appointed a chief minister (Robert Walpole) to run England while the king mostly stayed in Germany. That chief minister became the British prime minister we all know today.
There are many other examples.

If you read wide and travel wide, it makes you understand yourself and your history better. Our ancestors were far smarter, political, intriguing & organised than we believe today.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 11:16am On Feb 12, 2016
OBAGADAFFI:
There was noting like OBA in Benin Kingdom before oba eweka

Now who is the father of Oba Eweka
Wrong. In fact the Ogiso Igodo, first ogiso of Igodomigodo (as Benin became called alongside the name Idu) was also called Oba-godo. He reigned from about 40BC to 16CE. Roman senate appointed Herod as King of Judaea in 40BC too.

There were 31 Ogisos from 40BC to 1100AD. Between 1100-1169 was a time of turmoil as no male heir. Ekaladerhan had been banished in this tumultuous era. A noble man, Evian and later his son, Ogiame ruled. Infact Ogiame prevented Oranmiyan entering the heart of Igodo/palace. In fact, it took Oba Ewedo (1260-1274) to defeat Ogiamien army/supporting chiefs in several battles to enter Benin and built the new palace. About 90 years later.

These battles are colourfully re-enacted and Ogiamie symbolically defeated before a new Oba can be allowed to enter Benin/Palace, at coronation. Last one was in 1979. History is alive in Benin, every old street, village, shrine, palace activity and all have a detailed history behind it.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 10:40am On Feb 12, 2016
josite:
i have examined all shades of view on this matter.and i conclude,prince eweka the first king of benin was actually a son of oranmiyan and an eko princess and the present OBA OF LAGOS confirmed that and that was why he is known as OMO NOBA meaning a prince.


but it is clear oduduwa himself came from somewhere and that place he comes from is benin so it is not a suprise that he sent oranmiyan back to benin and when oranmiyan coudnt achieve the desired goal,renamed the town ile ibinu and on his sojourn through eko gave birth to eweka who later become the first of oba of benin.

benin is yoruba and yoruba is benin and the cultures and the dresses and the religion attests to this as yorubas and binis are on the same level when it comes to juju.

like the ex cbn governor lamido said when rubbishing olaniwun's ajayi book during the launch of the same book"Until about about 200 years ago, there was nothing like a united Yorubaland. You were Egba, Ijebu, Oyo, Ife, Awori, etc."

the name yoruba was used to identify the tribes by hausas.
Wow! Really surprised by the bolded. I wrote almost exactly same here on this thread a few hours ago. Sanusi Lamido really reads wide.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 8:46am On Feb 12, 2016
Jesusloveyou:
dis same reliable source of history u are quoting from also said oduduwa is a benin prince, u believe some part and reject d other part of d same reliable source of history, is that commonsense?
grin cheesy
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 8:26am On Feb 12, 2016
oloyede252:
is it only the benins that have artworks in museums.the problem with you is that you think we have monopoly over historical analysis.am an history major student so what i posted abt the history of benin is backed up with historical books..as we all know history is subjectd to distortion and misinterpretation.so any statement is subjectd to futher arguments.
I guess books written by Yoruba writers. grin cheesy. Well, we leave the artworks to others to judge. Having seen the interest they attract in Berlin, Paris, London's British Museum, Amsterdam and a few other Museums I have personally witnessed, they speak for themselves. Benin just don't want to be drawn into Yoruba affair, be it supremacy war or whatever. Hence they first left the colonial entrapment of Western Region. It is that numerical advantage in politics of Old Western region that left the supremacy hangover of SW that we see now. Well, history major or not, the rote learning and cramming in 9ja schools inspire no confidence in me. grin cheesy
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 8:24am On Feb 12, 2016
oloyede252:
is it only the benins that have artworks in museums.the problem with you is that you think we have monopoly over historical analysis.am an history major student so what i posted abt the history of benin is backed up with historical books..as we all know history is subjectd to distortion and misinterpretation.so any statement is subjectd to futher arguments.
I guess books written by Yoruba writers. grin cheesy. Well, we leave the artworks to others to judge. Having seen the interest they attract in Berlin, Paris, London's British Museum, Amsterdam and a few other Museums I have personally witnessed, they speak for themselves. Benin just don't want to be drawn into Yoruba affair, be it supremacy war or whatever. Hence they first left the colonial entrapment of Western Region. It is that numerical advantage in politics of Old Western region that left the supremacy hangover of SW that we see now.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2: 7:17am On Feb 12, 2016
sulakishop:
If Yorubas originate from Benin, how come Yorubas are bigger Kingdom than Benin minute Kingdom? Common sense at work!
Until about about 200 years ago, there was nothing like a united Yorubaland. You were Egba, Ijebu, Oyo, Ife, Awori, etc.

Now, you're confusing the matter. Yoruba is NOT one kingdom but kingdoms. Benin never claimed Yoruba originate from Benin. Benin also do not originate from Yoruba.

A tribe that split off another tribe or of common ancestry is easy to tell. Their languages will resemble. People study it (philology) and research into if for a whole career.

Like Benin, Urhobo, Esan, Ora etc have a common ancestral/proto language.

Yoruba, Ilaje, Okun, etc also have a common one.
Igbo, Ikwerre etc too.

It is about Royal Houses Of Yorubaland & Benin. How they are related. And which came first.
In a country of tribalism like Nigeria, only few will be interested in the truth/analysis. Most will be about tribal chest beating/pride.
Culture › Re: Photo Of Senior Yoruba Obas In 1937 by AreaFada2:
chowlade:
ur igbo head don flat finish. d name was Ile ubinu later changed to ile bini. what is d meaning of bini in any Edo or yoruba language? stop being daft
You obviously have bad manners & poor education. Nigerian education system sucks I know.

For the benefit of many who don't read these days and those genuinely willing to learn, I will explain a few things.

You're so Igbo-phobic that anyone disagreeing with your view is called derogatory tribalistic names.

When was it called Ile-Ibinu (Not Ile bini)? About 1169 AD.
By whom? Oranmiyan.
Was Oraminyan raised in Benin or Yorubaland? Yorubaland.
Could he speak Benin language? No he spoke Yoruba.

Why did he declare Igodomigodo (old name of Benin) Ile Ibinu? On witnessing the very vexatious aristocratic intrigues & high politics in Benin. He now truly realised why prince Ekaladerhan/Ododuwa/Izeduwa refused to return to Benin.
Upon saying this is a vexatious land, he departed, leaving his Benin-born son who became Oba Eweka I, from whom all Obas since 800 years descend.
By about 1440, beginning of Benin Imperial time, Oba Ewuare had changed the name to Edo. People who genuinely read African history will know the reasons.

In fact within Benin itself, Ile-Ibinu never really took off. It is coastal people like Itsekheri who kept telling landing Europeans about the powerful King in the hinterland, the King of Benin.

Different Europeans wrote it as Beny (portuguese) or Benin (Dutch/French/British).

In Ife, Oyo, Owo, Ekiti and other parts, by about 1480, Benin was also referred to as Ado. Oba of Benin as Oba Ado.

Now for your information, when Oba of Benin (very fond of my late uncle, The Duke of my town, knowing the family ties) visited my town 30 years ago, I remember my elderly relatives (who partly descend aristocratic/Owo & Benin ruling houses) and proudly kept Owo dialect/culture, in their Owo dialect referring to Oba of Benin as Oba Ado. This is just about 25km from Benin, within Edo State. I was a kid but I remember. And same today.
Benin people with historical Yoruba links know it, keep it & will keep it.

Very amusing to hear that anyone trying to set the record straight is called Igbo. cheesy grin grin

I'm not some e-warrior making up things. I'm in a good position to know.
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Bashir Ahmad As Personal Assistant On New Media (Photo) by AreaFada2: 1:44am On Feb 12, 2016
Know2020:
Another Northerner?

When will Buhari visit Niger Delta and SE? He has visited over 20 countries since elected but hasn't stepped foot in SE or ND. SMH
Ol' boy, you don 4get Buhari's 95%-5% dichotomy?

Proudly 5%. Not getting lost with zombie crowd. cheesy grin
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Bashir Ahmad As Personal Assistant On New Media (Photo) by AreaFada2: 1:41am On Feb 12, 2016
isholak21:
Another new media assistant? where does Adeshina & Sheu stand?
Those na for old & ancient/stone age media. grin cheesy
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by AreaFada2: 1:36am On Feb 12, 2016
grin
SuzieeDee:
like seriously, I even though his term "late" is something around 12 o'clock. He's not serious
grin cheesy
Lazy burger! tongue
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by AreaFada2: 1:35am On Feb 12, 2016
Before nko? After you don use your magic wand wunjure her all night, how she go wake up early. tongue grin

One way is to let her go to bed early. Early to bed, early to rise.

Remember, work + domestic chores + kids (if any) can be tiring.

Your Mrs might not be the over-religious type.

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