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ENDTIMEgist:Hahahahaha Dont mind that one he is clearly high on that weed they smoke in Uhe aka ile ife ![]()
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FACTS ABOUT THE YORUBAS AKA AFONJAS ( 1 ) . Their story of kingship began with Edo prince and the Benin recorded History . ( 2 ) . Ayayi crawder said, little were know about yoruba existence, meaning they were not part of Nigeria of today boarder or were in small settlement close to dahomy. yoruba are half muslims and those with African traditions copied or got them from Benin civilization . I doubt if they not immigrants from dahomy mix with Benins or other fulani- hausa from Niger . Bishop Samuel Adjayi Crowther (c . 1809 – 31 December 1891 ) Was the first African Anglican bishop in Nigeria . Born in Osogun (in today's Iseyin Local Government, Oyo State , Nigeria ) . His grandson was Herbert Macaulay ( 3 ) . Yoruba have dublicity of kingship with the process highly politized to being traditional . A system they try copy from Benin but can 't get it real like the Benin Kingdom. Edo Obaship is one of the most revered institutions in the world because of the way it has sustained its awesome prestige with strict and meticulous attention to ancient traditions of valour , discipline and integrity . Edo chieftaincy titles cannot be bought or conferred on non- indigenes or frivolously . Every Edo chief performs a peculiarly sacred duty and responsibility to the people of Edo. It does not make sense , therefore , to think that a people who would not and have never conferred their chieftaincy titles on non- indigenes, would voluntarily invite , accept, or surrender to non- indigenes as their kings . Due to celestial origins , the Edo monarch cannot eat out and cannot be diverted from full time palace duties to hustle for contracts . ( 4 ) . Most of today yoruba religion are Benin Origin , Olokun , Ogun , Iha oguega (ifa ) , oronmila, Esago (shango ) , Ayelala etc . Many Benin traditions and spirituality are stillfully documented by yorubas in high places as YORUBA ? (Never mind the Edo man ' s christian mindset quickly dening Edo have niothing to do with African traditional religion , agreeing they are foriegn to Edoland . . . LIE ) . Although the Great Edo ( Benin ) Kingdom were not major participants in the trans- Atlantic slave trade , because the Obas (Kings ) believed that their subjects were too valuable to sell away , and their noblemen had need of war captives on their own farms , the influence of Edo religion and medicine has still been substantial upon the people of the Americas . According to Mason (1996 ) , it has been widely accepted that Olokun ( god of the sea ) worship originated with the Edo and spread to the Yoruba ( p. 2) . In fact, the most prominent part of Edo cultural traditions that has made its mark in the New World is Olokun worship. Olokun (god of the Waters ) worship originated from Urhonigbe and then became prominent at Ughoton around the Ethiope ( Olokun) River . The priesthood and rituals were firmly established at the time . Some of the possible points of contact happened early. During the Ogiso Period , trade with the Yoruba and Igbos was quite extensive. Olokun worship may have spread to those areas through traders . Prior to the Oba Period , Ekaladerhan Izoduwa was initiated into Olokun as a chief Priest while he stayed at Ughoton , before his moving westward with his followers to establish Ilefe ( Ero , 1999 , p . 108- 109) . Once he arrived , Ekaladerhan Izoduwa brought Edo traditions to those areas and was a King of his new community called Ilefe , which could be what yoruba call IFE. . From Ekaladerhan Izoduwa ’ s loins , the Yoruba dynasties may have began. However, it is certain that Olokun is an Edo divinity whose worship spread to the outlying Yoruba areas. |
,Ooni of Ife in Benin to meet his Fore Father CHAII YORUBA PPL NORGET SHAME
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Vorpal:MR MAN!! EWUARE MEANS "PROGESS HAS COME" |
THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE OBA EVERY OTHER ONE IS CLEARLY A COUNTERFEIT OBOOY SEE CLASS AND STANDARD!! NOW ITS OBVIOUS THE BENIN ROYAL DYNASTY IS FAR SUPERIOR I see the Nysc Student Aka Ooni in ife came to pay His dues to the source of his FOREFATHER EKELERHAN AKA ODUDUWA pls Ooni dont steal anything or artifact while leaving oo you are free to borrow our culture as you like BUT DONT STEAL ANYTIN I NOR WAN HEAR EVEN IF NA BY MISTAKE. ![]()
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Vorpal:HE IS OBA EWUARE THE 2ND HIS PREDECCESOR WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST OBAS EVER LIVETH DOWNLOAD EDO DICTIONARY ON PLAYSTORE
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FACTS ABOUT THE YORUBAS AKA AFONJAS ( 1 ) . Their story of kingship began with Edo prince and the Benin recorded History . ( 2 ) . Ayayi crawder said, little were know about yoruba existence, meaning they were not part of Nigeria of today boarder or were in small settlement close to dahomy. yoruba are half muslims and those with African traditions copied or got them from Benin civilization . I doubt if they not immigrants from dahomy mix with Benins or other fulani- hausa from Niger . Bishop Samuel Adjayi Crowther (c . 1809 – 31 December 1891 ) Was the first African Anglican bishop in Nigeria . Born in Osogun (in today's Iseyin Local Government, Oyo State , Nigeria ) . His grandson was Herbert Macaulay ( 3 ) . Yoruba have dublicity of kingship with the process highly politized to being traditional . A system they try copy from Benin but can 't get it real like the Benin Kingdom. Edo Obaship is one of the most revered institutions in the world because of the way it has sustained its awesome prestige with strict and meticulous attention to ancient traditions of valour , discipline and integrity . Edo chieftaincy titles cannot be bought or conferred on non- indigenes or frivolously . Every Edo chief performs a peculiarly sacred duty and responsibility to the people of Edo. It does not make sense , therefore , to think that a people who would not and have never conferred their chieftaincy titles on non- indigenes, would voluntarily invite , accept, or surrender to non- indigenes as their kings . Due to celestial origins , the Edo monarch cannot eat out and cannot be diverted from full time palace duties to hustle for contracts . ( 4 ) . Most of today yoruba religion are Benin Origin , Olokun , Ogun , Iha oguega (ifa ) , oronmila, Esago (shango ) , Ayelala etc . Many Benin traditions and spirituality are stillfully documented by yorubas in high places as YORUBA ? (Never mind the Edo man ' s christian mindset quickly dening Edo have niothing to do with African traditional religion , agreeing they are foriegn to Edoland . . . LIE ) . Although the Great Edo ( Benin ) Kingdom were not major participants in the trans- Atlantic slave trade , because the Obas (Kings ) believed that their subjects were too valuable to sell away , and their noblemen had need of war captives on their own farms , the influence of Edo religion and medicine has still been substantial upon the people of the Americas . According to Mason (1996 ) , it has been widely accepted that Olokun ( god of the sea ) worship originated with the Edo and spread to the Yoruba ( p. 2) . In fact, the most prominent part of Edo cultural traditions that has made its mark in the New World is Olokun worship. Olokun (god of the Waters ) worship originated from Urhonigbe and then became prominent at Ughoton around the Ethiope ( Olokun) River . The priesthood and rituals were firmly established at the time . Some of the possible points of contact happened early. During the Ogiso Period , trade with the Yoruba and Igbos was quite extensive. Olokun worship may have spread to those areas through traders . Prior to the Oba Period , Ekaladerhan Izoduwa was initiated into Olokun as a chief Priest while he stayed at Ughoton , before his moving westward with his followers to establish Ilefe ( Ero , 1999 , p . 108- 109) . Once he arrived , Ekaladerhan Izoduwa brought Edo traditions to those areas and was a King of his new community called Ilefe , which could be what yoruba call IFE. . From Ekaladerhan Izoduwa ’ s loins , the Yoruba dynasties may have began. However, it is certain that Olokun is an Edo divinity whose worship spread to the outlying Yoruba areas. |
,Ooni of Ife in Benin to meet his Fore Father CHAII YORUBA PPL NORGET SHAME
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THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE OBA EVERY OTHER ONE IS CLEARLY A COUNTERFEIT OBOOY SEE CLASS AND STANDARD!! NOW ITS OBVIOUS THE BENIN DYNASTY IS FAR SUPERIOR THAN THAT OF THE COPYCAT southwest I see the Nysc student Aka ooni in ife came to pay His dues and Respects to the source of his FOREFATHER EKELERHAN AKA ODUDUWA pls ooni don't steal anything or artifact while leaving oo you are free to borrow our culture as you like BUT DONT STEAL ANYTIN I NOR WAN HEAR EVEN IF NA BY MISTAKE. ![]()
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THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE OBA EVERY OTHER ONE IS CLEARLY A CONTERFIET OBOOY SEE CLASS AND STANDARD!! I see the nysc opps meant ooni in ife came to pay is dues to the source of his FOREFATHER EKELERHAN AKA oduduwa pls ooni dont steal anything or artifact while leaving oo you are free to borrow our culture as you like BUT DONT STEAL ANYTIN EVEN IF NA BY MISTAKE. ![]()
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NOW WHO IS VISITING WHO?? HAHAHAHA WHERE ARE THOSE SMELLOZ DAT WERE ALWAYS TYPING NONSENSE ABEG SUM1 SHUD MENTION THEM.. THIS IS THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE OBA EVERY OTHER ONE IS AN OBVIOUS COUNTERFEIT!!
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Shebi dem Baastards done carry power go!.... just Dey leave your stress free, uncomplicated new life dey go by brother.. Even after their betrayal of the south thier people are still begging for food!! Even Benin Prince Ekelehan Aka Oduduwa could not civilise dem! Smelloz!! |
Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan at the 20th Anniversary Symposium of the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Development in Africa on Thursday the 20th of October, 2016. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/photos-jonathan-20th-anniversary-symposium-electoral-institute-sustainable-devt-africa/
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HRH Crown Prince (AMB.) Eheneden Erediauwa Edaiken N’ Uselu, adorned in his graduation gown upon completion of his Masters degree at Reutgeurs University, U.S.A.
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By Victor Omoregie What came to the known as the Benin kingdom did not begin its existence as a kingdom in the sense of it being headed by a King or a Traditional ruler as it is known today. It really began as a conglomeration of villages, each at which was headed by the eldest man in the community, who was and still referred to as the ‘’Odionwere’” or village head. As time went on, these villages united for the purpose of security against external aggression or for commerce and the most powerful of the old people was said to have automatically assumed the supreme leadership, which eventually metamorphosed into what was known as King or Oba in Edo language. The first leader that emerged to assume the position of the king was referred to as an OGISO. He was described as being from heaven (Oyevbegie No riso). This is the origin of the title Ogiso which came to be the title of the earliest kings before the advent of moves to bring the benin prince Ekelerhan also know as Oduduwa back from Uhe now known as Ife, which gave rise to the Oba era. The Benin kingdom was renowned for its military might as its frontiers were said to have gone beyond the geographical boundary at present day Nigeria to Dahome , (Now Republic of Benin). The kingdom was also very renowned for its economic and administrative process and these drew the attention of the European power to make an early contact with its people, many years before the colonial era. Bronze artifacts from Benin kingdom are renowned worldwide and are to be found in the different museum scattered all over Europe. Today marks the unending and unbroken chain of succession in the lines of Oba of Benin. The heir apparent and crown Prince Eheneden Erediauwa, becomes the 39th Oba of Benin kingdom. Like every other Oba before him, he has chosen a name unique only to him and which henceforth all the children would answer. The Oba was born in 1953 he was educated severally in Nigeria and UK. He holds a B.A in Economics and Sociology which he received from the university of Wales. He is a member of the Nigerian Institute of International affairs. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/39th-oba-benin-kingdom-emerges/
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kinggogo:Dem nor like you too guy!! Be like say you done get unfortunate experience with Bingo b4 eyah but no sorry next time use front entrance instead of jumping fence ![]() |
kinggogo:Dem nor like you too guy!! Be like say you done get unfortunate experience with Bingo b4 eyah but no sorry next time use front entrance instead of jumping fence ![]() |
LeviiWesT:Guy your 1month ban for spamming dey do pressup for Edo i trust nairaland mods |
Dem nor born Naija Dog well make dem do this kind beta tin thier own na to dey wail for bone all the time yeye dey smell ![]() |
This Dog Catches The 54 Bus By Himself Almost Every Day To Visit His Favorite Destination In Milan Cacao, a 16-year-old mixed-breed dog, from Milan, Italy, has become a local celebrity after he appeared in local papers for his regular habit of taking the bus to his favorite spot in the city. Almost every day for the last few years, Cacao leaves his home and heads for the bus stop on Arrgone Bouleverd. There he sits alongside the other human commuters, waiting for bus 54. But Cacao will only board the bus if it's driven by the driver he's known since he first started his secret trips. After he makes sure he's got the right driver, Cacao hops on the bus and waits quietly until he reaches his favorite destination - a public park close to Lambrate Station, in north-eastern Milan. While there, he likes to wander around the gardens, loitering in the public space for a few hours soaking up the afternoon sunshine. When he's tired he walks back to the station and takes the same bus home. Cacao's owner Nicoletta, a local bar owner, adopted Cacao after she saw him wandering the streets as a stray. He was a quick learner however, and in just six months of living with her, Nicoletta had taught him to cross the street on a green light, and know to walk only on the pavement. So confident in his skills she allowed him to walk around the neighborhood without a leash and collar (although he has a microchip), while she was at work. When Nicoletta first heard about her dog's unusual habit, she couldn't believe it. One of her regular customers in the bar had said that she had seen Cacao take the bus. Photo credit: Nicola Vaglia Nicoletta then decided to follow her pooch, witnessing him hop on the bus at the station close to her home. She believes he must have memorized the route that they take every Saturday, on the way to the markets. Thankfully she did not stop Cacao from enjoying his routine, and the driver carried on turning a blind eye to regulations. The happy dog continues to be a regular on the number 54 bus.
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HBD BAASTARD GRANDCHILD FROM THE EDO ROYAL STOOL!!
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Tears flowed freely yesterday, in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, when the body of a Level 300 student of the Business Education Department of Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU, who drowned, was recovered at 2p.m., after a three-day search. Tragedy occurred last Thursday, when 10 students went to a nearby river to swim. One of them drowned and the campus was thrown into confusion. The deceased, Petemowo Abiodun, was said to have seen a friend off to a bus stop at 5.30p.m., to board a vehicle to Lagos. On his way home, he was said to have met nine other students on their way to the river and he followed them. It was gathered that as soon as the tragedy occurred, the other students rushed to the campus to break the news and a search party was organised. The body was not recovered until it came afloat yesterday. ‘An old woman warned him’ One sympathiser, Bisiriyu Ishola, said an aged woman had warned the students to turn back, but that they ignored her. A commercial motorcycle operator, Tajudeen Odusola, said a day before the incident, there was a downpour and students were warned not to go near the river. Some residents said it was the first time such incident would be recorded in the town. An official of the school, who asked not to be named, said the search party went as far as Okun-Owa in search of the boy, but was unsuccessful until yesterday, when he was sighted afloat in the river. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/oou-student-drowns/
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