GreenandGold:


Cry us a river, I post what I want... I was here while your dad was still trying to find your mom's nyash to impregnate

GreenandGold:


Your leaders are preaching "diplomacy" when they should say "we can't say or do anything because we store the money we steal from you in Europe, Israel and the US"... Nigeria did stick its neck out for South Africa during Apartheid because your leaders had nothing to lose from the SA government, but everything to gain by scamming you into thinking you were donating money to SAn "suffering blacks".... You always need to see beyond the nonsense.

Here; Paramount Group is accused of selling weapons to Israel, do you know why? The founder of the company is Jewish... if accusations appear to be valid to the SA public (chances are they are not), Paramount Group may be overlooked by Armscor for the new SANDF acquisition contracts in fear of a public backlash... this is Middle-Eastern politics affecting SA politics... its the sh#t you fail to understand.

https://www.defenceweb.co.za/featured/anti-israel-protesters-at-paramount-midrand-campus/

Lurker4Long:
There was a time here, not too long ago, when any Nigerian expressing certain opinions was accused of "low esteem".
I thought such infantile behaviour was a thing of the past. Alas, it seems there's a new insecure cohort that assigns new nationalities to those who dare think differently for themselves.

bidexiii:
One of the two suicide bomber deployed by iswap terrorist against the MNJTF around lake Chad area... The suicide bomber scored a hit. the way iswap is strapping young boys to suicide vehicles is cowardly, the use of grown men in suicide bombing has disappeared from the group

RockHard:


Smh. You're clearly very ignorant. Whether Oduduwa was referred to as 'Oba of Ile Ife' or not, the fact remains that HE WAS THE OBA OF ILE-ILE IFE! Abeg since when did 'of' become a Bini word? The word "Oba" has Yoruba origins which means Ruler or King of a realm in Yoruba language. That was where 'Oba' Eweka I borrowed the word from (his father's people ) and added it to your lexicon (ouch!) . #FACT. ALL YORUBA KINGS ARE OBAS. But they all have their official titles/names which they would rather be addressed as. E.g. Oba of Lagos is only that to you outsiders. His Official Yoruba title is Eleko of Eko. Any one would not be out of order for calling the Alaafin of Oyo the 'Oba of Oyo', though he prefers 'Alaafin' instead, and which explains why EVERY single Oba in Yorubaland is addressed as an 'Oba' (as a prefix) before their names are called (very commonsensical since the word merely means 'King'), e.g. Ooni of Ife is Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi. Alake of Egbaland is Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, Awujale of Ijebuland is Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, e.t.c. Hope you have now learned about the origin of the 'Oba' word and title.





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Already answered above.



Oba simply means "King" or "Ruler" in Yoruba language. All Yoruba Kings are Obas.




What sort of dumb question is that? Go and ask your forefathers who chose to come to Yorubaland to poach one of our princes to come rule over them.



Look here guy, let's stick to facts, o.k? Whether you people choose to banish the current bini crown/dynasty tomorrow is your business (IDGF). The answer to that question is very obvious because it's recorded in history, same way oba Eweka I is recorded as the First 'oba' of benin.



Maybe you should go and resurrect your folks (and maybe even flog them sef if you like) who decided to choose our 'little jungle village of ile ife' as the place to poach the prince that setup your extant dynasty.



I don't know. Perhaps una people wey go drag Oranmiyan from Ile-Ife to come rule over them go fit answer that. Probably the first 'oba' of benin, Eweka I, can also answer that?

And last but not the least-



I have earlier dealt with this point (you can scroll back up if you skipped it). The first king of 'eko' was Oba Ado. 'Oba of Lagos' is merely for convenience. His Yoruba title is Eleko of Eko and his sphere of influence is limited to Lagos Island and environs -- other areas of Lagos state have different Obas. But really this is even a moot and silly question simply because it's been established (https://www.naij.com/832915-controversy-crown-prince-eheneden-erediuwa-tenant-benin-kingdom.html ) that bini royalty has a confam Yoruba bloodline that stretches back to Oranmiyan and his son Eweka I, so even if the Eleko was 'established' by bini sef, na same same Yoruba bloodline just dey circulate. But for the sake of argument, bini royal influence in Lagos starts and ends on the Lagos island, (and by extension doesn't include any other part of Lagos state as a whole). There was no conquest as some people would like to claim. Rather, the Yorubas were being 'shofishtikated' and left the bini to do their thing while they did theirs with loyalty pledged to their kings/dukes (or the Idejo, who are the REAL land-owners of Lagos as the Eleko owns no lands).

Bini's presence only lasted through the first Bini man. The two ruling houses on the Island were/are products of pure Yoruba. One of them was fathered by an Ilesa man.

So even the bini historical link to that small part of Lagos Island (not even the entire state) is way overrated sef. #FACT!

RockHard:


Smh. You're clearly very ignorant. Whether Oduduwa was referred to as 'Oba of Ile Ife' or not, the fact remains that HE WAS THE OBA OF ILE-ILE IFE! Abeg since when did 'of' become a Bini word? The word "Oba" has Yoruba origins which means Ruler or King of a realm in Yoruba language. That was where 'Oba' Eweka I borrowed the word from (his father's people ) and added it to your lexicon (ouch!) . #FACT. ALL YORUBA KINGS ARE OBAS. But they all have their official titles/names which they would rather be addressed as. E.g. Oba of Lagos is only that to you outsiders. His Official Yoruba title is Eleko of Eko. Any one would not be out of order for calling the Alaafin of Oyo the 'Oba of Oyo', though he prefers 'Alaafin' instead, and which explains why EVERY single Oba in Yorubaland is addressed as an 'Oba' (as a prefix) before their names are called (very commonsensical since the word merely means 'King'), e.g. Ooni of Ife is Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi. Alake of Egbaland is Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, Awujale of Ijebuland is Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, e.t.c. Hope you have now learned about the origin of the 'Oba' word and title.





Already answered above.



Already answered above.



Oba simply means "King" or "Ruler" in Yoruba language. All Yoruba Kings are Obas.




What sort of dumb question is that? Go and ask your forefathers who chose to come to Yorubaland to poach one of our princes to come rule over them.



Look here guy, let's stick to facts, o.k? Whether you people choose to banish the current bini crown/dynasty tomorrow is your business (IDGF). The answer to that question is very obvious because it's recorded in history, same way oba Eweka I is recorded as the First 'oba' of benin.



Maybe you should go and resurrect your folks (and maybe even flog them sef if you like) who decided to choose our 'little jungle village of ile ife' as the place to poach the prince that setup your extant dynasty.



I don't know. Perhaps una people wey go drag Oranmiyan from Ile-Ife to come rule over them go fit answer that. Probably the first 'oba' of benin, Eweka I, can also answer that?

And last but not the least-



I have earlier dealt with this point (you can scroll back up if you skipped it). The first king of 'eko' was Oba Ado. 'Oba of Lagos' is merely for convenience. His Yoruba title is Eleko of Eko and his sphere of influence is limited to Lagos Island and environs -- other areas of Lagos state have different Obas. But really this is even a moot and silly question simply because it's been established (https://www.naij.com/832915-controversy-crown-prince-eheneden-erediuwa-tenant-benin-kingdom.html ) that bini royalty has a confam Yoruba bloodline that stretches back to Oranmiyan and his son Eweka I, so even if the Eleko was 'established' by bini sef, na same same Yoruba bloodline just dey circulate. But for the sake of argument, bini royal influence in Lagos starts and ends on the Lagos island, (and by extension doesn't include any other part of Lagos state as a whole). There was no conquest as some people would like to claim. Rather, the Yorubas were being 'shofishtikated' and left the bini to do their thing while they did theirs with loyalty pledged to their kings/dukes (or the Idejo, who are the REAL land-owners of Lagos as the Eleko owns no lands).

Bini's presence only lasted through the first Bini man. The two ruling houses on the Island were/are products of pure Yoruba. One of them was fathered by an Ilesa man.

So even the bini historical link to that small part of Lagos Island (not even the entire state) is way overrated sef. #FACT! If you are an adult, then you must be DUMBER than i initially thought!!!! Your answers to my posers are at best vague, stupid, without logic or commonsense and can at best only be conjured up in the dark recesses of a moronic slowpoke like you. It took an EDO prince to civillize you dirty, cowardly loudmouths...FACT. The EDOs eventhough smaller in population than you dreckfressers, conquered your towns and villages with ease, a fact that you morons acknowledge even uptil today by naming some of your dirty little cities and villages after the mighty warriors from ADO ( EDO) e.g ADO ekiti.

You have uptil today descendants of yoruba slaves all over South and Central America sold to the Portugese by the all conquering EDO army. Deny that fact you stupid slowpoke. Name any part of the world where descendants of EDO slaves can be found? Answer, nowhere. That y'all morons had to burnish up your weak-ass history by trying to rope in a mighty kingdom into your degenerate little history is understandable though. How else can you hold up your sorry heads and admit to the whole world that a warrior-like people who are just a fraction of your own populace. ran roughshod allover yorubaland, capturing and subjugating your dirty and cowardly little asses?

The EDOs were a civilized and organized people long before oduduwa, ife or anything the lying yoros have to throw up as their history. Twisting historical facts to push a weak narrative has become the yorubas stock-in-trade. Your oduduwa was supposed to be a philandering Arab prince, flying around the world on his jumbo 747 mat fixed with a rope for disembarkment and looking for a place in the African jungle to start a new race of people called yorubas. PHEWWWW!!!! How believable is that even to you? No wonder most of your so-called obas bleach their skins to look like Arabs or is it Arab halfcast. Phewww once again and good night.

RockHard:


Dude, the Ogiso Dynasty was supplanted by an imported Obaship system that was already long existing in Yorubaland but nonexistent in Benin until the coming of Oranmiyan. That is the FACT that history bequeathed to us. Why are you people embarrassed to reference the Ogiso dynasty? I think I know why. It's because it punctures and exposes your fables about your Obaship origins. You hate to admit that your first Oba was a Yoruba import. That's why. It's that same embarrassment that led you all to distort your own history by fabricating the banishment fable, but even at that you people couldn't find one with an Oduduwa name in your history and still ended up using someone with a different name (Elekaderan or whachmacallit), and that existed at a different time than the Yoruba Oduduwa. Na wah for una.

GavelSlam:
Gelegele is Ijaw land.

Ask one single Benin man if he knows anyone who calls that area his ancestral home.

Nigerians are full of mischief.

Henry240:


Does it have an english subtitle?

We all post OFF-TOPIC posts here once in a while, I don't see the harm in posting one, just indicate it's an off-topic post.

But how do we understand a video that's in German?

Henry240:


Does it have an english subtitle?

We all post OFF-TOPIC posts here once in a while, I don't see the harm in posting one, just indicate it's an off-topic post.

But how do we understand a video that's in German?

Henry240:


For what reason should this thread be moved to the frontpage? Do not mess up this thread with your request.


Mynd44, Please do not move this thread to the front-page, I and the others who post content here, have put in too much effort for this thread to go to waste with ignorants posts from the front-page. Thanks


PLEASE DO NOT POST or MOVE THE THREAD ANYWHERE!.

ActivateKruger:


Terror and all kinds of insurgencies are intelligence not military issues. When a country has homegrown terrorism issues it simply means they have no solid intelligence institutions.

As for Al-Shabab, they can't go beyond Kenya. Southern Africa is a different region. Islam is rare and state intelligence is on a different level.

Henry24o:


Jesus Christ!!

Man, why are you sharing this video here now, it is not nice at all, it is morally insensitive. You are helping these terrorists distribute their propaganda, which is completely wrong. This is not a terrorist propaganda thread, it is an African Militaries photos and video thread. I'm not pleased with you at all, everyone who wants to see the video knows we're to get it from.

We do not share terrorist propaganda videos here. Please don't post terrorist content in this thread. >:

ActivateKruger:


Make it compulsory? There's no law under the sun that can make such things compulsory unless the AU could magically fund it to all its members.

BlackBaron:
I'm wondering why you lots allow for conversations with terrorist or terrorist apologists.
In other countries, you'd have all become under surveillance for even attempting to talk online with him.

People here gloating over the defeat of a national army fighting evil should not be here and defeat the purpose of this thread.

africaken254:
be careful who you are sharing your E-mail with,you may end up regretting.there others here with ill-intention

Nok234:


I will be ok if you say he use Religion but it is not the objectif, the objectif is Power the same as late Ottoman empire everybody knows that
lets wait and see is Politics after all; Albert Einstein “Politics is more difficult than physics” lol

O0ni:


Sir, it is important that he brings certain stuff from Bini to Ife and also takes Oranmiyan's sword from Ife to Bini.

He may send messengers to bring the items from Bini to Ife but he has to come in person to get & pray with the Oranmiyan's sword under Owa Eredumi; one of the original Chief-kings ruling with (not under ) the Ooni.

PassingShot:
Nice development! Reflating the economy requires emergency interventions of different kinds.

Sell government assets (beginning with some presidential planes), borrow money (but at low interest rate) and inject in productive sectors, use some of the recovered loots (from Patience Jonathan, Dasuki, Akpobolokemi, Nenadi Usman, mettuh, etc) to address some of our immediate needs. And very soon, our economy will be on real growth and development.

See the useless Ngozi suggesting Nigeria look inward to tackle the economic woes! Why couldn't she ensure they do same? Instead, she was busy signing import waivers on luxury goods and giving money to Dasuki. May Amadioma strike your mouth!




These pained frustrated sadists, na una go tire. Your lords (the Ineffectual Buffoon and his Puff Puff useless minister of finance) put us in this mess.

The useless administration met over $47 bn in our foreign reserves, sold crude at above $100 per barrel on the average, took external loan for projects and fighting insurgency.

What did they do with the loans they took? What did they do with $17bn from the FR? What about the ECA? What of the loans for projects and insurgency? They looted all but you expect a magic the moment they lost!

At the end of the day, the good-for-nothing president and the shameless minister could only manage to leave about $27bn in our foreign reserves, unpaid pensions of FG retirees, borrowed money to pay salaries of FG workers, allowed BH to control three states in Nigeria.

If all described above does not mean failure, I don't know what else is.

The years between 2011 and 2015 are better forgotten in the life of our dear nation.

id911:
Since Oshiomhole married his imported wife, he now talks and behaves strangely. Don't know why

GenBloodykiIler:

" The Finance Minister has not only displayed gross incompetence on the Job, she also lacks the basic and rudimentary grasp of economic fundamentals necessary to run a critical sector of the Nigerian economy like the Finance Ministry. It is time for her to go now and pave way for a qualified and experienced person to steer the Nigerian economy away from the dark woods it has sunk presently under her stewardship"

The useless primary school home economics teacher managing the economy called kemi adeosun is a good for nothing charlatan that deserves to be stoned for destroying this economy.
useless thing not worthy to be NOI's cook.

Hehehehehehehehehehe bad month for zombies
wailers everywhere

but where's omenka my guy sef?

Anonylander:
Free cat suya for you Mr. Katsuya. Take as u want dear takasu lol

Thisis2raw:
Question of the day: Are this weapons paid by the past administration or this present govt?

If it's been paid by This present govt were did dey get the fund for that?

Ferya:
Please, where can I watch this match online? Please, I need link

funlord:





Good!



That minister of interior 'Dambanza abi na dambuzu' needs to _fuck off!

NgeneUkwenu:
https://www.naij.com/782197-photos-nigerian-airforce-north-east-will-make-proud.html

Photos: See What Nigerian Airforce Have Turned Into Under President Buhari

– The Nigerian Airforce (NAF) is contributing its own quota to the fight against insurgency in the North East zone

– The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar, has been a role model for the Airforce personnel in the frontline

– The CAS visited the two states recently after a similar visit in December 2015

– NAF personnel used the visit to show some of their assets, arms, ammunition and contributions to bringing lasting peace to the region

The personnel of the Nigerian Airforce in Borno and Adamawa states were in high spirits as the CAS visited them during the Easter celebrations.

Picture 1: CAS, Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar addressing the press during his visit

Addressing officers and men of the NAF participating in the counter insurgency operation against the Boko Haram Terrorists, the CAS said: ”those who deserve standing ovation, and our sincere appreciation as a nation, are those living in trenches at this time of Easter, those who have sacrificed their comfort that we may have peace and stability in the North East.” 

Picture 2: Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar greets the NAF personnel

He stated that the entire nation is grateful to the men and women of the Armed Forces for their selfless sacrifices and commitment to the course of the nation.

Picture 3: Guerillas and Commandos in the NAF

Picture 4: NAF fighter jets parked on the tarmac

Dexema:
e sure me die say that guy get either lassa or ebola

pdpchangeapc:


Is the word 'Benin', a bini Language? And what is the meaning? I think you need to check the picture posted above your comment and reason with that sitting arrangement.

Tunami:
they should go to hell, we don't even need them in yoruba land, even people that are in faraway Cuba, Venezuela, Brasil etc. Are even happy to be called yorubas talkless them. Abegi. Iranu abasha, shiooor.

dazdilijae:
For the first time I saw some1 who turn the tables around on them I was laughing my a55 out as he battered them left and right making nonsense of all their question while insisting on his point of argument.