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Politics / Re: The Black Man Cannot Live Well Without The White Man by bluke(m): 9:09am On Nov 01, 2019
olu77:
As a man thinketh...

Black represent the devil, white, Angels

When you look in the mirror what do you see? One that is cursed?

Slavery was not a choice but slavery has since become a choice.

The truth will set us free. If we know the truth. What is the truth? The truth is we don't know the truth which is the prerequisite to freedom.

with your comment you are doomed
Politics / Re: PDP: Atiku’s Defeat Sparks Agitation Over 2023 Presidential Ticket by bluke(m): 9:02am On Nov 01, 2019
AtikuNetwork:
If Buhari can run for president many t times before eventually realizing his wish, then Atiku can also do same. Atiku is not too old to run again and be president of our great country.

at 78

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Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 2:32am On Nov 01, 2019
Olu317:
First, I have no intention of over stretching this matter because, I know Yathrib history from the angle of Yemen. In fact, Dierk Lange mentioned, in ‘The Lost Tribe of Israel', where he did extensive explanation on the history of Yoruba as ancient Hebrew descendants and mentioning Yerobam(Jerobam) a northern Israeli kingdom that was razed down and expelled from their ancient land as well as Yathrib as a name of Yoruba which he later submitted that it was impossible for Yoruba to be Yathrib because the conquered cannot bear their conqueror's name with pride since they suggestively chased Yoruba out of their kingdom,which is logical.

Furthermore,a popular group in Oman bears semblance name as Yoruba because they were known as the Yaruba (Arabic: أسرة آل يعرب‎) (also spelled Ya'Aruba or Ya'arubi). They became prominent as rulers of Oman between 1624 and 1742, holding the title of Imam .As far as I am concerned, I am familiar with the history of Mesopotamia because of her land's fertility to cultivate, terracota etc to work. And I am sure you know Yathrib was not yet born because Ismael the progenitor of Arabs was not in existence as at the earlier period of Mesopotamia,where the Sumerian culture was the most developed.

i'll ask where Abraham came from, because the name yathrib/yarib still exist in iraq till today. Oman was post jihad settlement in the 15th century who adopted islam. Oduduwa and the rest refused to give giveup their gods and were expelled from canaan land now called arabian land. Yathrib referenced by bello was changed to Medina after conquest by the jihadist.
Back to the question, Sultan Bello only gave an historic account of the people of south west nigeria, he did not name them/us.
Politics / Re: Falana Sues Army, Asks Court To Stop Positive Identification Operation by bluke(m): 7:44pm On Oct 31, 2019
MelesZenawi:
Is now Obvious falana is a useless and nonsense lawyer.


He was not able to perfect his client (Sowore) bail condition and now ran to sue another organization.


What kind of useless lawyer is this?

He talks a lot but can't win any case let alone perfect bail conditions.

Anyway for his little mind he is a sophisticated lawyer

where you want make he get 50m naira?

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Politics / Re: Truth Be Told, Mobolaji Johnson Was Just Another Slave Of The North by bluke(m): 12:29pm On Oct 31, 2019
The koboko used to flog the first wife is kept in the loft.
The east would be worst, history repeating itself in the east.
Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 2:56am On Oct 31, 2019
Olu317:

Greeting to you from me . As far as I am concerned it is not supposed to be over flogged as being done right now by some mischievous people to gain unnecessary attention. And if the Yoruba ancestors from around 15th century did worked extra hard as did their forebears, perhaps, development and expansion of their technological know how and all what need be done to achieve greatness wouldn't be farfetched. And doing so, the wrong definition of the meaning of Yoruba would have crept up in the first place,which is the same way some evil people did to the creation of the world in Yoruba's mythology by the addition of Obatiseala as creator, Odua and Obatisheala as part of creation link when in fact, these Two myth aren't part of creation in the original ese Ifa that did mentioned or un mi ela as the master of creation because ela is the creator of all things both animate and inanimate.

It is based on my research that I discovered that Yoo ru ba is a descriptive identity of the people who bore it now because no people in Africa use the word ‘ba' to tally with domineer except the Yoruba hierarchial or monarchial or man of high reputation, father etc. Thus, Yoo is identified with break forth, appears, rejoice at seeing the appearance. Ru is identified with rise above, lifted up while ba is lord/King/one who domineer over. Furthermore, common sense ought be applied even if there is a confusion over the etym of the word which i don't believe existi. Therefore Fulani, or Hausa didn't give us the name.

i agree with you, the fulansi and hausas did not give us the name but sultan bello of sokoto only stated that, the people down south were from yarib/ yathrib. Yarib consisted of many ethnic groups like we have in nigeria, (take recent south african xenophobia attack as an example, all nigerians stood as one despite there ethnic differences. i think the same problem arose in this case, when egbas, ijebus and other refused that name initially.
Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 3:32pm On Oct 30, 2019
Olu317:
Yarib is not associated with the Yoruba's etymology because, Yarib is a name identified with a group of Arab's descendants who lived in Arabia peninsula of Yemen that were Muslims at one time with in Near East history. The etymology of Yarib is different from Yo oru ba which was borne out of a people who use bá/aba/uba for father, king,lord,one who domineer over.

The name Baba is a Semitic name or with an Asia origin amongst Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism,Yoruba Hausa, etc which means, holyman, a spiritual leader of some sort while Ba/Aba is used both by Hebrew and Yoruba group which means, ‘father'. So, it is easy to trace the meaning of Yo oru ba if one consider the manner at which Yoruba interacted with Tapas,Hausas,Gambaris etc outside her domain with other people in their migration from one area to another.

Interestingly, Oranmiyan was the one whose identity was identified with ‘Ba' after he left Ileife in southwest and led the group as the prince with their ancestors language to the Igodomigodo and Oyo Ile which a small yoruba settlement before she grew to an empire in later years.

As far as my studying pictograms/ideograms convinced me of the Yoruba ethnic group as Semitic people from foundation. So pathetic are the people who can't read and decode the inscription on Opa Oranmiyan and Opa Ogun etc but are coming up to lay fallacious claim to what they don't have knowledge on the etymology of Yoruba's meaning. As bad it is, a so called Professor came up and posited that Yoruba has degoratory meaning in Hausa or fulani language.
It is so sad with all these tneory upon theory without fact when in fact, the etymology is as simple as ABC.








yathrib/ Yathrib was a place in mesopotamia till date whose later settled in the arabian peninsula before islam. due to conflict. their refusal to adopt islam led to the migration and their land confiscated and named got changed.
Look for the old name of medina.

Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 3:21pm On Oct 30, 2019
Olu317:
Yarib is not associated with the Yoruba's etymology because, Yarib is a name identified with a group of Arab's descendants who lived in Arabia peninsula of Yemen that were Muslims at one time with in Near East history. The etymology of Yarib is different from Yo oru ba which was borne out of a people who use bá/aba/uba for father, king,lord,one who domineer over.

The name Baba is a Semitic name or with an Asia origin amongst Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism,Yoruba Hausa, etc which means, holyman, a spiritual leader of some sort while Ba/Aba is used both by Hebrew and Yoruba group which means, ‘father'. So, it is easy to trace the meaning of Yo oru ba if one consider the manner at which Yoruba interacted with Tapas,Hausas,Gambaris etc outside her domain with other people in their migration from one area to another.

Interestingly, Oranmiyan was the one whose identity was identified with ‘Ba' after he left Ileife in southwest and led the group as the prince with their ancestors language to the Igodomigodo and Oyo Ile which a small yoruba settlement before she grew to an empire in later years.

As far as my studying pictograms/ideograms convinced me of the Yoruba ethnic group as Semitic people from foundation. So pathetic are the people who can't read and decode the inscription on Opa Oranmiyan and Opa Ogun etc but are coming up to lay fallacious claim to what they don't have knowledge on the etymology of Yoruba's meaning. As bad it is, a so called Professor came up and posited that Yoruba has degoratory meaning in Hausa or fulani language.
It is so sad with all these tneory upon theory without fact when in fact, the etymology is as simple as ABC.

Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 3:16pm On Oct 30, 2019
Olu317:
Yarib is not associated with the Yoruba's etymology because, Yarib is a name identified with a group of Arab's descendants who lived in Arabia peninsula of Yemen that were Muslims at one time with in Near East history. The etymology of Yarib is different from Yo oru ba which was borne out of a people who use bá/aba/uba for father, king,lord,one who domineer over.

The name Baba is a Semitic name or with an Asia origin amongst Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism,Yoruba Hausa, etc which means, holyman, a spiritual leader of some sort while Ba/Aba is used both by Hebrew and Yoruba group which means, ‘father'. So, it is easy to trace the meaning of Yo oru ba if one consider the manner at which Yoruba interacted with Tapas,Hausas,Gambaris etc outside her domain with other people in their migration from one area to another.

Interestingly, Oranmiyan was the one whose identity was identified with ‘Ba' after he left Ileife in southwest and led the group as the prince with their ancestors language to the Igodomigodo and Oyo Ile which a small yoruba settlement before she grew to an empire in later years.

As far as my studying pictograms/ideograms convinced me of the Yoruba ethnic group as Semitic people from foundation. So pathetic are the people who can't read and decode the inscription on Opa Oranmiyan and Opa Ogun etc but are coming up to lay fallacious claim to what they don't have knowledge on the etymology of Yoruba's meaning. As bad it is, a so called Professor came up and posited that Yoruba has degoratory meaning in Hausa or fulani language.
It is so sad with all these tneory upon theory without fact when in fact, the etymology is as simple as ABC.

Politics / Re: About The Name ‘Yoruba’. By Prof. Stephen Akintoye. by bluke(m): 12:24am On Oct 30, 2019
Iamgrey5:
Yoruba

Oyo oba

Yo ru iba

It was a collection of words

I want you to tell me what it translate to in Hausa and Fulani, Since you clearly believe a crack head over the submission of several Professors

the name was a reference to where Oduduwa group came from . YARIB or YATHRIB in Saudi Arabia.
Politics / Re: Fani-Kayode: I Am Not Yoruba, Fulanis Call South-East Yamiri & South-West Yoruba by bluke(m): 4:50pm On Oct 22, 2019
justnairalande:

where is proof ?

proof what?

this is elementary yoruba history
oduduwa, the father of oranyan, what else.

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Politics / Re: Fani-Kayode: I Am Not Yoruba, Fulanis Call South-East Yamiri & South-West Yoruba by bluke(m): 4:44pm On Oct 22, 2019
LegendHero:


Yes you are right, there are manuscripts that alludes to the fact that the Yorubas migrated from Mecca. But you should be mindful of not mixing the source (origin) with civilization. Those period of little after AD years may not capture the true historical sequence but when man was able to document evidences from atrtefacts and other stuffs about Africa is usually within those 12th century - Present.

Oyo Kingdom was the headquarter of the Yoruba civilization which explains why the name Yoruba has to be related to Oyo in this context. Ife was the source of the Yorubas and no one is doubting that but the civilization is Oyo and the kingdom is well documented in history with credible sources.

you need to dig deep,. He brought the civilisation to the land.
Oduduwa was a 12th century case in yorubaland hence they called him Adimula yoruba.
His son or grandson Oranmiyan founded the Oyo empire.
Politics / Re: Fani-Kayode: I Am Not Yoruba, Fulanis Call South-East Yamiri & South-West Yoruba by bluke(m): 4:31pm On Oct 22, 2019
awgumayor:
Nobody is disputing the origin of yoruba whether they come from Israel or Saudi Arabia as you are mentioning araba, rabbi, arab. The question here is the origin and meaning of yoruba.
FFK is an intelligent person and well learned, he must have done some very good researches before coming out to tell the world that he no longer wants to be called a Yoruba man ...because he knows the gravity of it. Why can't you go to one of the national newspapers with all your proof and counter him.


what 'Sultan Bello' said in his 'Infakul Maisuri' was that the people down south were from yarib from the side of mecca.
They left mecca cos they refused to relinquish idolatory for islam.
Politics / Re: Fani-Kayode: I Am Not Yoruba, Fulanis Call South-East Yamiri & South-West Yoruba by bluke(m): 4:06pm On Oct 22, 2019
LegendHero:


1824 is the year which Alimi assasinated Afonja. Even the Dan Fodio caliphate Itself started in 1804.

Like I said in my earlier reply to you, the Yoruba name preceded all those years and it would be absurd for FFK to link it with the Hausa/Fulanis


there is a need for you to dig deeper than this.
Historically, yorubas were said to nave migrated from mecca and medina, maybe the old name of medina may lead somewhere.
Business / Re: Tolaram Group To Build Biggest Regional Port In Lagos by bluke(m): 3:46pm On Oct 22, 2019
kettykin:
At the End of the Day , 3 groups would control the economy of Lagos states, Dangote/North with their billion Dollar businesses, Indians with their Billion Dollar businesses and Others with their Billion Dollar Businesses



You got the agenda right, if they cant do it, you cant do it.
The main reason for amalgamation.

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Politics / Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Blasts Osinbajo: Short, Evil Pastor Who Pretends To Be An Angel by bluke(m): 9:52am On Oct 21, 2019
VP na Gods' purpose for that position.

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Politics / Re: Onitsha Terror Attacks: Another Fuel Tanker Explodes in Onitsha by bluke(m): 6:39am On Oct 19, 2019
TUANKU:
Those making allegations of terror attacks should provide proof/evidence to back their claims up.
Fear mongering is not a good thing. Jumping to conclusions based on sentiments. A petrol tanker intended for terrorism would be utilised in a way to cause maximum casualties not just a handful of people.
You people need to stop these baseless claims except of course you have evidence to back it up.
RIP to the victims, in the name of Jesus son of nwa Chineke.

History repeating itself,
that was how civil war started.
Travel / Re: Tanker Falls, Explodes At Omagba Phase 2 Onitsha by bluke(m): 9:31am On Oct 18, 2019
Madeu:
Deliberate attacks to destroy their source of livelihood and make them to be economic disadvantage. Just like the Black wall street - similar incidence Is happening.

Result of no to RUGA.

In SW they blocked off the borders to cripple economic activities.

Southerners Ronu.
Politics / Re: Yorubas Won’t Form Alliance With Igbos On 2023 Presidency – Junaid Mohammed by bluke(m): 9:38am On Oct 17, 2019
izombie:
what exactly do you mean? The only thing igbos need is referendum and we have been talking about it with one voice for a long time.

There are over 1000 qualified, professional and SANs in the east.
Ask them for process, no one gives referendum from outside

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Politics / Re: South East Should Produce President In 2023: Reno Omokri by bluke(m): 2:33pm On Oct 13, 2019
Racoon:
SE does not see the presidency as a means to an end but wants a federation built on equity, justice and fairness.

This is because the north have ruled this nation for a greater part of our national existence with absolutely nothing to show for it.

Good on paper

Get real for once.

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Politics / Re: Why Are Most Developed Countries Monolingual?? by bluke(m): 2:00am On Oct 11, 2019
LOMBARDY:
Just take a look at most developed and wealthy nations on Earth, US, UK, Japan, China, Russia, Canada, Germany and the rest are mostly monolingual or there's one two or three dialects which everyone understands. Does that mean that a large portion of their problems has been cut off?

Why didn't they do the same in Colonial Africa, if it could work for them or where they experimenting or am i wrong??

ask yoruba pple how they achieved one language across the region.
Politics / Re: The Superiority Of The Western Region In 1969 As Published By NY Times by bluke(m): 5:10pm On Oct 07, 2019
mrvitalis:
Yoruba's are funny ....after what happened to zik in the western region where he was betrayed

U expected him really to form a government with awolowo ? Funny
Same way u expect Niger delta to support the west in 2023 after what u did in 2015

Same thing awolowo was expecting Igbo support after his role in the civil war ?

U betray someone then turn expect the person to support u ...after they say Igbo's don't build bridges

there is a need you think of this political issue.
if zik won in the west, that shows yorubas wanted him to govern them. However his political calculation failed him.
Dont blame yorubas again, for his woes.

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Culture / Re: What Is The Contribution Of The Black Man To The World? by bluke(m): 12:42pm On Oct 07, 2019
ambimo:
the guy who posted this really, is intelligent. it takes a level of intelligence to think this way.

doomed.
Politics / Re: Behold!, The Pointing Governor! by bluke(m): 11:13am On Oct 07, 2019
SLAP44:
Why is he always pointing towards the north?

the bible says fear north

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Politics / Re: Nigeria Will Not Break Up, Yoruba Will Get 2023 Presidency’ by bluke(m): 8:14am On Oct 07, 2019
waternogetenemy:
Wen u have people like Edwin Clerk already sounding warning that Yoruba should keep off 2023, to allow President of Nigeria from Igbo tribe to emerge.

This OP is still high on Agbo.

I hope you know who Chief Edwin Clerk is, right.


He was a notorious anti-Igbo, so for him to be saying dat, u know Yoruba cannot win votes in SS/SE.


Keepoff



but couldnt save his kinsman GEJ.
Politics / Gofundsowore. by bluke(m): 7:27pm On Oct 05, 2019
150,000 youths required to gofundsowore bail.
details later


1000naira only
Crime / Re: Border Closure: Customs Seizes 1,072 Vehicles, 19,000 Bags Of Foreign Rice by bluke(m): 6:26am On Oct 05, 2019
SoNature:
Border closure was the best thing Buhari has ever done.


southern borders only.

southerners RONU

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Politics / Re: Rare History; Between Afonja And Alaafin Aole And The Curse On Yoruba (picture) by bluke(m): 8:19am On Oct 03, 2019
Donald95:


Oga, I read from the link you shared and I noticed that, immediately Afonjas miserable life was ended, Your people became confused, Allying with each other and fighting against each other. Slave Kings were fighting against themselves while Emir their master was at one corner watching their foolishness

how would you explain ww1 and ww2.
ewarrior.
Politics / Re: Nigerian Youth Are the Most Hopeless Youth in The world - Deji Adeyanju by bluke(m): 7:05pm On Sep 29, 2019
writefreely:
Nigerian youths aren't lazy, they are just divided like their leaders too and are basically in need of leadership.

A 40 year old can be considered a youth, right?
and by this time in Nigeria's history, the country had already fought a war, oil had already started been mismanaged, government was already corrupt, there wasn't electricity, jobs, good roads, and that is the situation all Nigerian youths today were born into.

So none should blame the youths for doing what the elders couldn't do when they are very much around and not ready to.

They f***** it up, not today's youths.

why not support sowore?
you lot shd be on the street till dss releases him

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Politics / Re: Former Bauchi Gov, Isa Yuguda Goes Bankrupt: Debtors Impound Landed Properties by bluke(m): 10:56am On Sep 29, 2019
the issue is where did air comm get money?

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Culture / Re: Herdsmen Recounted Their Loses While Grazing On Ondo ‘sacred Land’ by bluke(m): 6:26pm On Sep 28, 2019
MetaPhysical:


His people trespassed into a sacred ground. How do you think miyetti would accept if cows were herded into a mosque?

pigs in the mosque
Politics / Re: 2019 Budget: Buhari To Spend N1bn On Trips, Osinbajo 300m (see Full Breakdown) by bluke(m): 8:50am On Sep 28, 2019
Planet3xi:
If it were Jonathan everything they'll criticiz almost anything.


1billion trips for one year times eight assuming its uninterrupted that's 8billion not to include miscellaneous health trips.

Why not spend the 8 billion on a national carrier. Or the budget is fuel cost in between flights?


Am I wrong

Naijamutant

Cynthiakiss


fuel na kerosine, mama john dey sell.
abracadbra economy, the more u look, the less u see.

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