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[quote author=MasterChen post=56200925][s]So that your useless and irrelevant moniker can get me banned.

You better focus on your gift cards business and just face front. Once i start, na you go dey beg.

If you like use 10 monikers on the same thread, we go still chow you lol

You think i have time for your back and forth nonsense

Even Your TD board head superiors don't ball with my moniker talkless of you

Just 4+++koffff before i rub my orange chit in your Ed-hoe mouth

Useless boy[/[/s]quote]


I don locate another Yaba left Escapee

Master of shiit.....

KingOvoramwen1:
Tobi Lola kemi shewa and shalewa are already sucking my Dogs balls as we speak
Punk Ass

I don die of laff

YonkijiSappo:
lool.....
ED-HOE land indeed.

I swear when I visited Benin I was so disappointed, the place is soo dead ehn.

From Live in Benin to Visited Benin hahahaha typical Yoruba boy ... . Come on get lost and go and be disappointed in your ile ice or ogbomoso or wherever you cockroaches live in

MasterChen:
Lol make i no even chop ban with this Ed-hoe clown

So many Ashewo gif ideas dey my head right now but he's no threat lol plus there aren't many of them here

Oya try am na.... All this Yoruba E-rats sef

femolacqua:
That's some huge back side.

I dey tell you .... The video weak me chaii

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seguno2:
Why is the Oba playing partisan politics?
Does he want to live in Calabar like Ovoramwen, his ancestor?
He should not discourage Eze-Iyamu from pursuing his case until the Supreme Court, if he so desires. It is his constitutional right. That was how Aregbesola became governor of Osun state after Salamigate scandal with MTN.
The Oba should let our democracy flourish so that Edo girls will stop embarrassing us in Italy.

What about your dirty Yoruba girls?

[ [s]author=GavelSlam post=54709854]

Very simple question, were those locations ever occupied by the binis? If so, when did they abandon it?

If the ijaws are tenants, what was exchanged as tenancy, what was the agreement, to whom was royalty paid and an example of such occasion?[/quote][/s]

STOP MAKING A BIG FOOL OF YOURSELF OZOUR!!

[[s]2arratives, the spiritual and the physical. You can't understand.

Who gave the name 'Benin' or what was 'Benin' called before the first Oba? [/quote][/s]


SHUT THE FOCKK UP...... U LACK SENSE!!

Monkeydeychop:
God forbid.
Let me make something clear edo has nothing to do with those people. They are simply conquered people and yes some if not most were slaves to the Benin kingdom so it's normal for them to adopt our cultural dressings and history. It irritates me to watch them dress like us and bear our names but what can I do?
Ika, anioma, igbanke or whatever, they're all igbos to me. Same with onitsha people they are igbos to me. The obi of onitsha however has Benin blood in him, he can claim Benin descent but not his people whom he met there, those ones are igbos.
Igbos now dress like Benin oba, they even say "ise" as amen thanks to Benin influence. They have no culture and no king, no history either. Our bronze snail shell dug up in abia state is what they have as proof of their civilisation, not knowing abia was a conquered land and was under the Benin kingdom you can research on that.

How I wish they can stop trying to assert themselves into our history. Same with that yoruba idiot that thinks you're a Benin man when you're obviously yoruba. I've never heard a Benin man call himself yoruba unless he is drunk.

Let Nigeria quickly dissolve so my people can be free. It was a curse to place civilised people in the midst of animals.

Hahahahaha dunno why but I love this post!!

Sharming95:
RIP man....send ma regards to Mr. Mugabe.....tell him we miss him

You sure say you dey okay sha?

By Simon Ebegbulem

THE All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State, led by the state leader and immediate past governor of the state, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole; Governor Godwin Obaseki, yesterday, paid a condolence visit to the family of the late Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, just as the state government disclosed plans to liase with the family and Delta State government to commence plans for his burial.

A member of the family, Gentleman Amegor, had disclosed to the visitors that the former governor of the defunct Midwest had requested that he would not want to be kept at the mortuary for too long, adding therefore that the family intended to fulfill his wish.

The Deputy Governor of Edo, Comrade Philip Shaibu, represented Obaseki during the visit. Other APC leaders in the team include the immediate past deputy governor of the state, Dr Pius Odubu; state Secretary of the APC, Chief Osaro Idah; Deputy Speaker of the state Assembly, Elizabeth Ativie; Patrick Obahiagbon; Clem Agba and some commissioners under Oshiomhole’s administration. Shaibu, who spoke on the preparedness of the state government to give Ogbemudia a state burial, said, “My governor, Obaseki, said we are going to give our father Ogbemudia a state burial.

” Dr Ogbemudia Addressing the family, Oshiomhole, who said he was particularly pained over the death of Ogbemudia, said , “I have enjoyed a long history of relationship with our leader.
It is not flattering when i say to people that God sent Ogbemudia to come and lay foundation for us.

Meanwhile, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described Ogbemudia as a disciplined military officer. He praised Ogbemudia’s record of infrastructural development as governor of old Mid-Western Region, saying it was still being appreciated and talked about till today.

In another tribute, a former Minister of Works, Arc Michael Onolememen, said Ogbemudia “stood tall like an iroko tree among his peers, and distinguished himself as a transformational Military Governor of the then Mid-Western State and later Governor of Bendel State, and accomplished many ‘firsts’ in the process.” Ogbemudia’s monumental achievements in theeducational, agricultural, sports and industrial development of the entire then Mid-Western State(Bendel State), the former minister said, attest to his unparalleled visionary and transformational leadership at the time. “Little wonder, Bendel State was the envy of all and remains a vivid reference point in infrastructural and socio-economic development in the comity of states in the country”.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/ogbemudia-get-state-burial-edo-govt/

Dr. Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia, born 17 September 1932, was a Nigerian former army officer and politician. He was military Governor (1967–1975) of the Mid-West State, later renamed Bendel State, which in turn became Edo and Delta States

Early years

Samuel Ogbemudia was born in Benin City. As a youth he lived with his elder cousin, Mr. FS Uwaifo, a Benin-based businessman. He attended Benin Baptist School (1941–1945), and then the government school, Victoria, in the Cameroons (1945–1947). His secondary education was at the Western Boy’s High School, Benin City (1947–1949).


Dr. Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia
He joined the Nigeria army in 1957, training at Teshie, Ghana and at Netheravon and Salisbury Plain in England (1957). He attended the officer cadet school at Aldershot, England in 1960, and was commissioned second lieutenant in 1961. He attended the United States army special welfare school at Fort Bragg, South Carolina in 1962. Ogbemudia served with the United Nations peacekeeping force in the Congo for 16 months, and served in Tanzania in 1964. He was appointed as an instructor to the Nigerian Military School, Zaria in 1964.

Military rule

In January, 1966, a coup d’état overthrew the civilian government of Nigeria. In July 1966 the military ruler Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi was deposed and killed in the so-called Nigerian Counter-Coup of 1966 led by Lieutenant Colonel Murtala Mohammed. Ironsi’s chief of staff Yakubu Gowon became head of state. Major Samuel Ogbemudia played an important role in the counter-coup by disarming his troops in Kaduna at the suggestion of artillery commander Lt-Colonel Alex Madiebo. During the counter-coup/mutiny, an attempt on Major Ogbemudia’s life was also made by then Lt-Colonel Buka Suka Dimka but Major Ogbemudia escaped because of a tip from Colonel Hassan Katsina and Major Abba Kyari. In August that year he was transferred to the area command, Benin City, fighting with government forces in the Nigerian Civil War.

Ogbemudia was appointed Military administrator of Mid-West state in September, 1967 following the liberation of state from the secessionist Biafran forces. Promoted to Lt. Colonel, Ogbemudia was appointed Military Governor of the state on 26 October 1967. A populist, dedicated to reconstruction after the war, he initiated improvements in the areas of sports, urban development, education, public transportation, housing and commerce. He built the Ogbe sports stadium, now named the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, and in August 1973 he commissioned the three-story National Museum in Benin City.


Major Osaigbovo Ogbemudia with members of the state Executive Council
He embarked on a process of reconciliation, reconstruction, and rehabilitation aimed at ameliorating the ill-feeling and mistrust that had been sown amongst the non-Igbo of the state by the secessionist invasion. This policy of reconstruction, reconciliation, and rehabilitation help greatly to restore confidence and trust between the Igbos and non-Igbos of the region.

With three months of his administration, much was already, being achieved in the restoration of mutual confidence and understanding between the various ethnic groups. Houses and other landed property left behind by fleeing persons, during or after the occupation of the state, were enumerated and accorded necessary protection in the interest of their rightful owners. Not only did the rightful owner repossess this property, but they were also paid the rents, which had accrued on them. Igbo-speaking civil servants who had fled their posts on the approach of the federal troops were reinstated on their return.

Ogdemudia Administration also emphasized the problem of reconstruction in the rehabilitation process. According to him: ”It is much easier to win a war than to undertake reconstruction after the war.The roads, bridges and buildings destroyed must be reconstructed if life is to return to normal and if people are to go about their social, business activities in an atmosphere of calm and mutual confidence.” He also believed that the economic and social life of the state needed to be revitalized. The period immediately after the civil war in January 1970 saw the massive expansion of the road network in the state and the provision of all necessary infrastructure for its industrial take-off as well. The Agbede Mechanized Farm, the Warrake farms, the Rural Electrification Board, The Bendel Steel Structures, the Bendel Brewery, Bendel Pharmaceuticals, Bendel Boatyard, Bendel Library, Ethiope Publishing Corporation, the University of Benin,The Institute of Continuing Education, NTA Benin, the Bendel Line, etc came into existence at the time.


The construction of Akpakpava road Benin City under Governor Ogbemudia
In July 1975, when Murtala Mohammed became head of state, he retired the twelve military governors who had served under Yakubu Gowon. The retirement of the governors found guilty of corruption was converted to dismissal. Among these was Brigadier General Samuel Ogbemudia, whom Murtala had appointed eight years earlier, and whom he replaced by Colonel George Agbazika Innih. Ogbemudia was tried for abuses while in office, but acquitted.

During a brief return to civil rule, Samuel Ogbemudia was elected governor of Bendel State in Oct 1983 as candidate for the National Party of Nigeria, replacing Ambrose Alli of the Unity Party of Nigeria. However, he lost his position in December that year when Muhammadu Buhari became military ruler after a coup d’état that overthrew civilian President Shehu Shagari.

General Sani Abacha, military head of state from November, 1993 until his death in June, 1998, appointed Ogbemudia as minister for Labor and Productivity.

Democratic period

After the restoration of democracy in 1998/1999, Ogbemudia was one of the founders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo state, and a member of the party’s Board of Trustees. Ogbemudia and Chief Anthony Anenih between them controlled PDP politics in Edo State for the next decade.

Dr. Osaibovo Ogbemudia won several national honours of some Africa countries, including member of order of the republic of Sudan, officer of the order of Ethiopia and order of the republic of Togo. He was also awarded an honorary degree of doctor of laws of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and doctor of science, honoraria causa, university of Benin, Benin City etc.

Dr. Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia died on 10 March 2017.

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Compiled by Amadasun Ese

http://nigerianobservernews.com/2017/03/dr-samuel-osaigbovo-ogbemudia-september-17-1932-march-10-2017/#.WMXW4Fko_qB

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OlaoChi:
It doesn't make Bini monarchy number 1 sir, just as you are disturbed over father alive son being king, how can Bini monarchy(son) be greater than the father(Ife monarchy)

normally, it is not necessary for the father to be dead, but he should refrain from the public and all Ife activities, such that he can be assumed dead. the problem here is not the throne of our ancestors but the present people who fail to follow traditions

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How Many times do we have to drill it into your ewudu skull that ODUDUWA WAS A BENIN PRINCE!!

EVEN OBA EWAURE SAID SO AT HIS CORONATION IN THE PRESENSE OF UR FAKE LILTLE OONI!!

[[s]quote author=Ioannes post=54363445]

what is dis one talking again.

Give a bumbling idiot access to the internet and he'll end up making a compound fool out of himself like you just did.

Somebody should flog me abeg. Why i engage people like you is really beyond my comprehension.

I should just give you leave to continue rolling tire and playing with sand on this forum.

You can die on my mentions if you like, permission granted.

I won't be giving you the time of day any longer.

So, go ahead, keep yapping.[/quote][/s]

Bleep off with your ewedu brown teeth you got nothing to say!!

[[s]quote author=Ioannes post=54354541]

You mean the one at otokoto?

I should be asking you that or maybe you are related to Clifford orji.

I really don't have all day to chat with your royal dumbasses, really.

I know you don't have work. Some of us do.

So you'll please excuse me if I don't enagage your inanities here.

Most of you just have head, you refuse to think.

I'll bet your parents or siblings or family members are in Yoruba land eating ewedu. But you'll rather come online and expose your silliness.[/quote][/s]

Trust me its your people that are in my land eating plaintain and garden egg sauce

Hahaha eyah the ewedu band wagon must be very smelly rite now!!

Like I said before don't ever in ur Life compare DAT idiot you have in ile ife with the Oba of Benin!!

Ioannes:


Where's the sense in your post now?

I told you move along but it seems u still want more embarrassment hahahaha

Howfar your human head depot

Ioannes:
I eat ewedu you eat human flesh which one is worse?

Last I remember it is u Yoruba's that are found with human head, Toto , breast and all sorts ..... How ur human spare parts business hahahahahahah

Ioannes:
Don't you think it's too early to be smoking weed in the morning?

Move along boy go eat ewedu hahahaha

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Ioannes:
Which math? Oh you mean the illogical math that Yorubas are close to 50million in population and the Binis are not up to one million in population and we are to assume that the greater is less than the lesser?

Did you do mathematics in school? I doubt it.

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Hahahahaha I smelt your ewedu mouth from far away..... So now burning babies like you dey rear fowl na achievement?

Move along hahahaha .... United Kingdom ruled the world from their island this one is here bragging over teenage pregnancy and adultery hahaha

[[s]quote author=Ioannes post=54344639]

Sorry but Oba of Benin is a damn liar. Take that to the bank. Trying to prove superiority to the Yorubas is like saying the part is greater than the whole.

Also, your history knowledge seems to be incongruent with reality. Better read the various Civil war memoirs and get yourself updated.[/quote][/s]

You are the liar here and all your useless political kings!!

Comparing Benin to Yoruba is like comparing God and sand!!

Do the math!!

[s][! author=ImperialYoruba post=54341865]

They planted a flag there in 67 but lasted less than a day because Westerners moved in and whipped senses back into them all the way till they crossed the bridge back to their territory, they have not given up the ambition of reoccupying it when they get Biafra.

Anyway, our hands are itching here in West.[/quote][/s]

What trash is this one saying!?

Wat useless westerners are u talkn about?

Abi is Mohammed dat lead the federal forces to adaba now Yoruba ?

AND OBA OF BENIN SAID AND I QUOTE "PRINCE EKELEREHAN ALSO KNOWN AS ODUDUWA WAS FROM BENIN"

SO DELETE DAT UR STUPID PM

Hahahaha Useless Tradition