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The information in this post is for the consumption of people with an intellectual mind. eg Professors and academics. A couple of professors have actually approached me. It is not for narrow minded people. Remember people with low IQ post insult rather than logical argument. If you dont have something good to say just keep quiet.

The information in this post is for the consumption of people with an intellectual mind. eg Professors and academics. A couple of professors have actually approached me. It is not for narrow minded people. Remember people with low IQ post insult rather than logical argument. If you dont have something good to say just keep quiet.

Isankiri language is a 20,000 year old african language. It was spoken from 10,000 BC to 1,000 BC in North Africa, Egypt, Canaan, Europe and India. Isankiri is the ancestor language of swahili, yoruba, aramaic and sanskrit. Sanscrit spoken in india is the ancestor of all european languages. Isankiri therefore is indirectly the ancestor of all european languages. It is the first international language before Aramaic. The Tsekiri, Isan, and Yoruba people in Nigeria speak dialects of Isankiri.

THE NAMES OF PLACES AND TRIBES AND THEIR MEANING IN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LANGUAGE
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Europe : Euro-por : Many people.
Africa : Aferinka : place we go all over.
Roman : Euro-ma-ini : People who keep to possessions.
Latin : Latinuorsa : those from the sea.
Israel : Isha-ra-eli : Chosen ransomed by God.
Hebrew : Ha-bi-eru : born by female slaves.
Babylon : Baal-biyi-li-oni : This place belongs to the lord.
Assyria : A-shur-ri-a: Our protector sees us.
Nubia : Enubia : You-lost-came-here.
Arabia : Ara-ibi-a: Our brethrens place.
Edom : Edo mi : My domain.
Yoruba : Ya-ru-baal : Children of the lord.
Igbo : Igbo-mi-nna : My relatives in the forest.
Ibibio: Ibi Igbo : forest place.
Carthage : Kwa-ta-j'ere: Kwa trades for profit.
Kwara : Kwa-ara-at'ofa : Kwa that shoot arrows.
Akwa Ibom : Akwaigbo : We the kwa in the forest.
KwaZulu : Kwa si ulu : Kwa to city.
KwaXorsa : Kwa si orsa : Kwa to sea.
Kalabari : K'alab'ari'ja : That we will survive if we face battle.
K'igala : Ki-gala-gadi : for bigger prosperity and fortun

Isankiri language is a 20,000 year old african language. It was spoken from 10,000 BC to 1,000 BC in North Africa, Egypt, Canaan, Europe and India. Isankiri is the ancestor language of swahili, yoruba, aramaic and sanskrit. Sanscrit spoken in india is the ancestor of all european languages.

THE NAMES OF PLACES AND TRIBES AND THEIR MEANING IN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LANGUAGE
Europe : Eu-ro-po : Many people.
Africa : Aferinka : the place we want to go all over.
Roman : Eu-ro-ma-ini : People who keep possessions.
Israel : Isha-ra-eli : Chosen ransomed by God.
Hebrew : Ha-bi-eru : born by female slaves.
Babylon : Baal-biyi-li-oni : This place belongs to the lord.
Assyria : A-shur-ri-a: Our keeper sees us.
Nation : Ni-isan : in Egypt.
Nubia : Enubia : You-lost-came-here.
Arabia : Ara-ibi-a: Our brethrens place.
Aramaic : Ara-mi-ka : My brethrens writtings.
Edom : Edo mi : My domain.
Yoruba : Ya-ru-baal : Children of the lord.
Igbo : Igbo-mi-nna : My relatives in the forest.
Kwara : Kwa-ara-at'ofa : Kwa people that shoot arrows.
Akwa Ibom : A kwa igbo : We the kwa in the forest.
Carthage : Kwa-ta-j'ere: Kwa sells for profit.
canaan : kwa-ana-ini : relatives & possessions of people.
Kalabari : K'alab'ari'ja : That we will survive if we face battle.
K'igala : Ki-gala-gadi : for bigger prosperity and fortune.

WORDS FROM ANCIENT EGYPTIAN RELIGOUS SYSTEM AND MEANING
Holy : Oli : God.
Horus: Horun: Heaven.
Ablution : Abu shon: wash with water.
Pharoah : Ifa-oroh: cause of pain and death.
Citizen : Si ti isin : about public service.
Pyramid : P'ara mida : Transform my body to soul.
Paradise : P'ara d'ise : transformation to.
Ptah : P'ota : Kill the enemy.
Anubis: Anu Ibi : mercy from evil.
Thot : Itona : Guidance.
Baalat : Gba a la: Save us.
A'tona : Aton-ina : light provider.
Atone : Atona : guide to do the right things.
Senator : S'eni t'ori : be the person at the head.
Amon : Amona : guiding spirit.
Osiris : Osinirusin : worship of sown seed.
Isis : Sisi : beautiful maiden.
Ra : Arah : Thunder.
Toga : Ti-oga : for the leader.
Set : Ese : Sin.
Shu : Esu : Devil.
Mayet : Maiyeto : set worldly.
Moral : Mo 'ra : control of the body.
Immoral : Ai mo 'ra : no control of the body.
Bow : B'owo : show respect.
Testify : Ti eshe ti ifa e : things you caused.

WORDS FROM ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MEDICAL SYSTEM FOUND IN MODERN MEDICINE
The ancient Egyptians called their country Nile Isan which means land of the healers. They had the best medical system in the world. Scholars came from all over Europe to learn in Egypt. Some ancient Egyptian words found in modern English are:
Medicine : madiku si eni : prevention of death of a person.
Medical : madiku : prevention of death.
Lotion : lo-san : used to cure
Potion : po-san : curing mixture.
Poison : po-aisan : disease mixture.
Abortion : abi-oshon : liquid delivery.
Organ : orkan : heart.
Genital : J'enitoli : used for urinating.
Libido : Li ibi ido : at the place of sex.
Orgasm : Orkansimi :
Ail or ill: aile : inability to
Disease : di si aise : unable to do.
Injury : ni uju ri : seen a bleeding hole.
Wound : wo ndun e : see it hurts you.
Mortuary : mokuari : take the dead and bury.
Doctor : d'arkin tor'ise : is a leader in the work.
Paralysis : P'ara l'aise : The body not working.
Lateral : Lati ara : from body.

WORDS FROM ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LEGAL SYSTEM FOUND IN MODERN ENGLISH Power : Par war : right to kill us. Citizen : Si ti isin : about public service. Alien : Ale eni : unknown person. Senator : S'eni t'ori : be the person at the head. Judiciary : J'odi si ari : see to end extreme abuse. Judge : J'oga : administer. Moral : Mo 'ra : control of the body. Immoral : Ai mo 'ra : no control of the body. Legal : Li egba : is acceptable. Illegal : Ai li egba : is not acceptable. Bow : B'owo : show respect. Testify : Tie she ti ifa e : things you caused. Testimony : Tie she ti mo ri : things you did that I saw. Sentence : Si eni to she : to the accused. Atone : Atona : guide to do the right things. Fine : Ofin e : your laws. Execute : Ese iku ti : do the killing of. Execution : Ese iku ti oni : do the killing of person. Jail or Gaol : Ja ole : thief. Hubris : Hu buru si : bad conduct. Debauche : de ba o she : had sex with you. Seduce : Shi di si : expose your unclothedness. Sedition : Shi di ti oni : exposed their unclothedness.

ISRAELI NAMES THAT CAME FROM ANCIENT EGYPT BUT ARE FOUND IN MODERN ENGLISH
Isankiri (old yoruba) was spoken in lower Egypt while Kwuchi (old igbo) was spoken in upper Egypt. The fusion of the two produced a new language called Aramaic. Egyptian languages were spoken in Africa, Europe, Asia Mesopotamia and Canaan. The ancient Israelites spoke a dialect of the Egyptian language. The Egyptians used the word Oli or Olu for God. The Hebrew used the word Eli for God. Here are some examples of such:
Holy : Oli or Olu : God.
Adam : Eda amo : moulded clay.
Eve : Efe : Love.
Israel : Isha ra eli : The chosen and ransomed by God.
Hebrew : Ha bi eru : born by a female slave.
Elijah : Eli ja : Gods fight.
Elisha : Eli sha : Gods chosen.
Marian : Ma ri anu : I shall see mercy.
John : Jo han anu : please show mercy.
Jehovah : Je sho wa : be our guardian.
Joshua : Jo sho wa : please guard us.
Jesus: Je sho si : be a guard to this.
Emmanueli : Em' wa nu eli : I am in God.
Moses or Musa : Mu s'osa : taken to the water or sea.

HOW AFRICA TAUGHT EUROPE MEDICINE
The ancient Egyptians were the first to develop:
1. The first large empire
2. The first advanced millitary system
3. The first advanced medical system
4. The first advanced educational system
5. The first advanced economic system

Scholars came from Europe to learn in Egypt. Some ancient Egyptian words found in modern English are:
Medicine : madiku si eni : prevention of death of a person.
Medical : madiku : prevention of death.
Lotion : lo-san : used to cure
Portion : epo-san : curing mixture.
Poison : epo-aisan.
Abortion : abi-osan : fluid delivery.
Oil : Oli-epo : gods mixture.
Organ : orkan : heart.
Ail or ill: aile : inability to
Disease : di si aise : unable to do things.
Injury : ni uju ri : seen a bleeding hole.
Wound : wo ndun e : see it hurts you.
Mortuary : mokuari : take the dead and bury.
Pyramid : paramida : transform my body to soul.
Doctor : d'arkin tor'ise : is a leader in the work.
Necropolis : N'iku ro po li si : where many dead are.
Viscera: fisara : insid

The ancient Egyptians once founded an empire that covered half of Europe and half of Africa! They had an Army.
The Egyptian empire started around 6000 BC and ended 1000 BC. It lasted 5000 years. It was followed by Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Greek and Roman empires. The Roman empire started around 600 BC and ended around 600 AD. It lasted about 1000 years.
The original Egyptians who founded Egypt in 6000 BC were black Africans who spoke a language called Isankiri and these people named Egypt Nile Isan. Around 4000 BC a new people called Kwuchi or Kush came from Asia and settled in upper Egypt. Around 2000 BC a new people called Maori or Moor came from Asia and settled in lower Egypt. After these came Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Turks to Egypt. The Kwuchi or Kush named Egypt Kemet. The Persians named it misraim. And the Greeks named it Egypt. As a result of all these migrations the language of Egypt changed from Isankiri to Aramaic, then to Persian, Greek, Latin Roma, Coptic and Arabic.

The Egyptian empire started around 6000 BC and ended 1000 BC. It lasted 5000 years. It was followed by Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Greek and Roman empires. The Roman empire started around 600 BC and ended around 600 AD. It lasted about 1000 years.
The original Egyptians who founded Egypt in 6000 BC were black Africans who spoke a language called Isankiri and these people named Egypt Nile Isan. Around 4000 BC a new people called Kwuchi or Kush came from Asia and settled in upper Egypt. Around 2000 BC a new people called Maori or Moor came from Asia and settled in lower Egypt. After these came Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Turks to Egypt. The Kwuchi or Kush named Egypt Kemet. The Persians named it misraim. And the Greeks named it Egypt. As a result of all these migrations the language of Egypt changed from Isankiri to Aramaic, then to Persian, Greek, Latin Roma, Coptic and Arabic.

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN WORDS FOUND IN MODERN ENGLISH
The ancient egyptians once had an empire stretching over half of Africa and half of Europe. To maintain that empire they needed a large and well trained and well equiped army. They were the first nation in the world to have an empire and a millitary system.
The following are words from the ancient egyptian millitary system found in modern english language.
Soldier : Isho Ija : The guards for the battle
Commander : Ko ma ndari : leads and directs and carries fighters around
Millitia : Mi le ti a : Our own strong men
Millitary : Mi le ti a ri : Our own strong men that we see
Army : armi : spies
Captain : Kar pe ti eni : A person of long service
General : j'eni euro li : to be a person that controls a large crowd of fighters
Armour : armura : amulets
Sword : sawor Ida : long knife for stabbing in
Dagger : Ida ga : tall knife
Wound : Wo ndun : see to it its painful
Massacre : ma sha ka : go around stabbing
Battle : Ba tu le : meet scatter chase them

ON HOW AFRICA TAUGHT EUROPE MATHEMATICS AND PHILOSOPHY
Africans have developed philosophy and mathematics for at least 3000 years before both reached europe. Philosophy was a cultural practice of the sankiri people (Old Yoruba) of lower Egypt and their ruler called arkin before the arrival of the kwuchi people (old igbo) of upper Egypt. After the unification of upper and lower Egypt Philosophy and Mathematics was practiced by wisemen in the courts of the Pharoah of Egypt. Egyptian priests taught students from Greece, Persia, Israel, Rome and Anatolia. Below are ancient Egyptian words in sankiri (old yoruba) found in English Language:
Philosophy - felo so ifa - loves to explain the causes of problems
Mathematics - imo ti mo ati ka - knowledge of how to count
Arithmetics - ari ti imo ati ka - we acquire the knowledge of how to count
Algebra - aloje ba ra - buying with logic
commerce - kio ma si - that there will continue to be plenty or surplus
Economy - eko n'omi - you dont have water to grow enough food

On the contributions of Africans to European Civilization part 2
Last week I explained that most words in European languages came from African Languages and I gave three examples with the English Language. This week I am going to give more examples of English and Hebrew words from Ishankiri Egyptian language. Ishankiri is the ancestor of an ancient European language called sanskrit.
English:
Our - awa - we
Entity - eniti - a person
Intoto - ni to to - in truth
Our King - arkin - our ruler
Monarchy - mo ni arkin - I have a king
Anarchy - aini arkin - I dont have a king
Patrarchy - Npa ti arkin - about the king
Father - Ifa Ida - the one who caused us to be created
Mother - mo ida - the one who moulded us during our creation
Daughter - ido ita - the mate for outsiders
Sister - sisi ida - created to be beautiful
brother - bi iro ida - created to be like a pillar
Marry - aimari - cannot live without seeing each other.
Wife - wa hi ife - has come to her male lover

Hebrew:
Israeli - Isa ra eli - chosen redeemed

ON THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF AFRICANS TO EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION
The contributions of africans to european civilizations is enormous. Africans laid the foundation of europe. The first migrants into europe from 40,000-10,000 BC were Africans. As a result the earliest languages spoken in europe were african languages. This has had a profound effect on european languages. An ancient Egyptian Language called Sankiri is one of the African languages spoken in europe long ago. The Yoruba, Tsekiri and Edo languages spoken in south-west Nigeria are dialects of Shankiri language spoken by fisher men in the Nile River Delta in lower Egypt. Up to 80% of words in some European and Asian languages are words from African languages (e.g. latin). I shall give some examples with the English language:
europe - europo means large crowd in shankiri.
nation - ni-shan or nile ishan was the ishankiri old name for egypt.
ocean - o shan means it flows and this was the ishankiri name for sea
king - arkin means our king in ishankiri.

What about the Yoruba names for different species of fishes? I know eel is called Eja Osan. But what is the Yoruba name for: Catfish Titus Mockerel And what is the English name for: Shawa Panla

HOW IGBO PEOPLE ARRIVED IN IGBO LAND
Meaning of the name Igbominna
Igbo-mi-nna means "my relatives in the bush (or forest)". Mi-nna means "my relatives". Igbominna was the ancient name of the Igbo people before their name was clipped to Igbo. Bida means "the place is good". Bida was also known as Nupe in Yoruba. Egypt was invaded and destroyed in 666 B.C. by the Assyrians. During this period Egyptians called Saaria and Shasu left Egypt and travelled by land through Sudan and Chad into Nigeria. With them came many Sudanese people now known as Igbo. The Saaria settled at Zaria, Lafia and Bida and
are known as Oyo. The Shasu settled at Benin. Igbo are in two groups: Igbomina (Kwuchi and Nambia) and Chukwun or Makuria. Igbo settled at Numan, Makurdi, Bauchi, Auchi and Anambra. Anambra or Anamibia means "my relatives came here". Onitsha means Ini Isakiri which means "the possessions of isakiri". Before Igbo people settled in Igbo land Isakiri people called Eri and Edo people called Asu were already living there.

Meaning of the name Igbominna
Igbo-mi-nna means "my relatives in the bush (or forest)". Mi-nna means "my relatives". Igbominna was the ancient name of the Igbo people before their name was clipped to Igbo. Bida means "the place is good". Bida was also known as Nupe in Yoruba. Egypt was invaded and destroyed in 666 B.C. by the Assyrians. During this period Egyptians called Saaria and Shasu left Egypt and travelled by land through Sudan and Chad into Nigeria. With them came many Sudanese people now known as Igbo. The Saaria settled at Zaria and Bida and
are known as Oyo. The Shasu settled at Benin. The Isakiri are Egyptian Fishermen who left the Nile Delta in Egypt and came by boat to live in the Niger Delta. The Isakiri and Saaria are now called Yoruba. The Isakiri people called Eri gave yoruba names to the rivers in Anambra. Omagbara-It brings flood. Agbarabo-It is covered with flood. Eshi or Esi-it changes. Anambra means A-nna-mi-bia which means "my relatives came here". Onitsha means "Ini Isakiri".

Sudanese People that settled in Nigeria are: Kwuchi, Nambia, Dongola, Makuria. Kwuchi settled at Bauchi, Auchi and Karauchi. Makuria settled at Makurdi. Dongola settled at Gongola river. Nambia settled at Kanem, Minna and Anambra. Before Nambia reached Anambra Isakiri people called Eri and Edo people called Asu were already living there.Saaria are now known as Oyo. The Yoruba and Igbo in northern Nigeria formed an alliace called Kwararafa against invaders. King Babajide of Saaria lead Kwararafa in battle and defeated an army from the Mali empire at the battle of Bida. He prevented the Mali and Somali from crossing River Niger into Yoruba land. Babajide is called Babayida in Hausa.He married an Igbo woman who gave birth to a son called Oduduwa. The Igbo people are split into two groups: Kwuchi and Nambia are called Igbomina while Makuria and Dongola are called Chukwun or Jukun. The Kwararafa relocated from Zaria, Minna, Bauchi and Borno in the North to Oyo, Benin, Auchi and Kwara in the South.

THE GREATEST QUEEN IN EGYPTIAN HISTORY
Queen Nefertiti was the greatest queen in egyptian history. Her name Nefertiti means "I will love you forever"(nefe-have love, re-you, titi-forever). Her name in modern yoruba language is "nife re titi" which means "I will love you forever". It is a very common name among egyptians and yoruba people of modern times. Queen Nefertiti and her husband King Akhenaton worship the sun god called Aton. Akhenaton means care giver to Aton. Aton means sunlight giver. Queen Nefertiti and her husband King Akhenaton brought peace and prosperity to Ancient Egypt.During their reign Egypt became the worlds richest country. Together they used love to unite their country. She is a good example and a role model for modern day women to follow. She had six daughters but no son. One of her daughters reigned after her as queen Neferneferuaton which means Love you, love you more Aton. She is from an Egyptian tribe called Shasu. The Shasu people where later called Edom and then Edo.

The Egyptian King that resembles an Igbo Man:

Please which tribe resembles this ancient Egyptian King?

* The Yoruba cap worn in Yoruba land and the Igbo cap worn in Igbo land by chiefs and elders originated from the caps worn by senior Egyptian soldiers in Yoruba land in the ancient times. These caps are similar in shape to the crown worn by the kings of Upper Egypt in the ancient times.
* The traditional title name of “Oba” for Yoruba Kings and Igbo Kings originated from the ancient Egyptian title name “Hoga” which was the military title for the King of ancient Egypt in the old Kingdom (The title changed to “Hega” in the new Kingdom).
* The ancient Yoruba military title name “Oga Isho” (or Ogiso in Benin language) means “Commander of the Guards” and it comes from the title name of the commanders of the Egyptian soldiers posted from Egypt to Yoruba land to guard the Egyptian gold mines in Yoruba land especially at Benin/Ile Ife.
Oga – means Commander, Isho - means Guards.
* The Ancient Yoruba military title name “Oga Are Ona KaKa Nfo” means “Commander of the region on the road to King Ka’s ships” and it is the title name of the most senior military officer among the Egyptian soldiers posted from Egypt to Yoruba land to guard the Egyptian gold mines in Yoruba land.
Oga – means Commander, Are - means Area or Region, Ona - means the way to or the road to, KaKa – means King Ka of Egypt, Nfo - means Ship.

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN QUEENS THAT RESEMBLE YORUBA WOMEN AND IGBO WOMEN THERE ARE DESCENDANTS OF ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LIVING AMONG US. WHICH TRIBE DOES THIS WOMAN RESEMBLE? ME:IGBO. WHAT TRIBE RESEMBLES HER??

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN KINGS THAT RESEMBLE YORUBA MEN AND IGBO MEN:
THERE ARE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN DESCENDANTS LIVING AMONG US.
WHICH PEOPLE OR WHICH TRIBE IN NIGERIA RESEMBLES THIS ANCIENT KING?
ME: I THINK HE RESEMBLES AN IGBO MAN
WHAT ABOUT YOU? WHAT TRIBE RESEMBLES HIM?

THE EGYPTIAN KING THAT RESEMBLED AN IGBO MAN:
THERE ARE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN DESCENDANTS LIVING AMONG US:
WHICH PEOPLE OR WHICH TRIBE IN NIGERIA RESEMBLES THIS ANCIENT KING?
ME: I THINK HE RESEMBLES AN IGBO MAN.
WHAT ABOUT YOU? WHAT TRIBE RESEMBLES HIM?

THERE ARE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN DESCENDANTS LIVING AMONG US:
WHICH PEOPLE OR WHICH TRIBE IN NIGERIA RESEMBLES THIS ANCIENT KING?
ME: I THINK HE RESEMBLES AN IGBO MAN
WHAT ABOUT YOU? WHAT TRIBE RESEMBLES HIM?

HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF THE YORUBA PEOPLE AND IGBO PEOPLE
HOW YORUBA PEOPLE AND IGBO PEOPLE DISPERSED OUT OF EGYPT AND NUBIA
The Sahara has been oscillating from arid desert to fertile grassland since millions of years ago. Every 44,000 years the Sahara gradually changes from beautiful savannah grassland full of flowering trees and flowing rivers to an arid desert.
8,000 B.C. (10,000 years ago) there were people living and farming in the Sahara. Five different people lived in the Sahara at this time. They are:
* The Saa People (also known as San People or Shem People or Semites)
* The Haa People (also known as Han People or Ham People or Hamites)
* The Raa People (also known as Ran People or Raim People or Raimates)
* The Kaa People (also known as Khan People or Khem People or Kemetes or Akkad)
* The Gaa giant people (also known as Eniga People or Niga People)
The combination of the names of the first three people formed the word SA-HA-RA.
The Saa people (shem ) spoke an old form of the Yoruba language. The Saa people are therefore ancestors of the Yoruba people. In the ancient times (7,000 years ago) Yoruba land was called Ile Saa while Yoruba leaders were called Ori Saa (meaning Head of the Saa people).
The Kaa people (or Akkad people) spoke an old form of the Igbo language. The Kaa people are therefore ancestors of the Igbo people. In the ancient times (7,000 years ago) Igbo land was called Keme (as in Kameroon) while Igbo leaders were called Akhesaa (meaning Head of the Kaa people).
6,000 B.C. (8,000 years ago) the Sahara began to turn again from beautiful savannah grassland full of flowering trees and flowing rivers to an arid desert. All the water sources in the Sahara dried up. It was no longer possible for people to live and farm in the Sahara. All the people living in the Sahara dispersed out and migrated to different parts of the world. Many of them resettled in Africa, Middle East, Europe, and Asia.
Ancient Egypt was founded in 6000 B. C. by the Saaibi and the Saaria and the Shasu and the Shawa.
Ethiopia was founded by the Shasu and the Shawa.
Libya was founded by the Shatu.
Egyptian Saa tribes established many fishing settlements in North Africa and West Africa along the banks of the River Niger and River Benue and in the Niger Delta.
HOW EGYPTIAN FISHERMEN SETTLED IN YORUBA LAND AND IGBO LAND
The Mashakiri came by boat from Egypt to Maroko (now Morocco in North Africa) and moved from there to settle at Maroko in Seko (now Lagos). They founded Maroko, Masha, and Kirikiri as fishing settlements in Lagos.
The Saonkirika came by boat from Egypt to Aja (now Algiers in North Africa) and moved from there to settle at Aja in Seko (now Lagos). They founded Ajah in Lagos, and Okirika in Igbo land as fishing settlements.
The Saaria came by boat from Egypt to Saariland (now Saarland in Germany), and Akute-ile (now Aquitaine in France) and Latinu (now Latin Italy) and settled at Sari in Seko (now Lagos). They founded Sari in Lagos as fishing settlement.
The Isakiri came by boat from Egypt to Tinuosa (now Tunisia in North Africa) and moved from there to settle in Yoruba land and Igbo land in West Africa. They established many fishing settlements along the banks of the river Niger and river Benue and in the Niger Delta. As the Isakiri people migrated into different parts of Yoruba land and Igbo land many different Isakiri clans and settlements spread throughout Yoruba land and Igbo land. Some of them are:
* itsekiri (now called tsekiri in Warri)
* ekiri (now called ekiti or nkiti)
* eri (now called umuneri)
* isako (now called etsako in benin)
* isoko (now called benin)
* isaki (now called ibadan)
* saki (now called oyo)
* seko (now called Lagos)
* isa oke (now called ijesa)
* isa odo (now called Ife Wura or just Ife)
* isa ini (now called isan)
*ini isa (now called onitsha)
* iseyin (now called ijebu)
* onkirika (now called okirika)
*mashaki (now called masha)
*maroko (named after morocco in North Africa)
All these various clans and their various settlements formed over the course of thousands of years formed the foundation of Yoruba land and Igbo land. More Yoruba tribes and clans and more Igbo tribes and clans came back from North Africa and Middle East to join these.
* Saaibi people came from Upper Egypt to settle in Yoruba land (now called Saaidi people).
* Sharia people (now called Nabataea or Shara people) came from Lower Egypt and Aram (in Syrian Desert) in Canaan to settle in Yoruba land and Igbo land. The Sharia settled first at Saria (now Zaria in Kaduna in Hausa land northern Nigeria) before migrating southwards into Igbo land and Yoruba land.
* Ngbandi (Sango) people came from what are now the southern regions of the Sudan to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. In Yoruba land they are called Egba.
* Ije (now Ilaje) people came from Uganda (now Uganda) in the Congo to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. Their descendants in Yoruba land are known as Ilaje (Ile Ije), Ijesa (Ije Esa) and Ijebu (Ije Ibu).
* Kwuchi (now Kush) people came from Kwuchi and Meroe in Nambia (now called Kush in Nubian Desert in Sudan) to settle in Igbo land. The Kwuchi settled first at Ka-wuchi (now Ba-uchi in the north) before migrating southwards and settling at Ka-wuchi (now Auchi in Yoruba land) and then into Anambia (now Anambra in Igbo land).
* Nu people came from Napata in Nambia (now called Napata in Nubian Desert in Sudan) to settle in Igbo land.
* Nama (now Anambia) people came from Northern Kalahari Desert (now in Namibia and Botswana) in South Africa to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. The Nama settled first at Ka-anam (now Kanem in Borno in the north) before migrating southwards and settling at Ugboland (formerly Ugboland of the Igbo at Oke Eri before Auchi) but finally resettling at Anambia (now Anambra) in Igbo land after the arrival of the Igala.
* Naron (now aron-chukwu) people came from Northern Kalahari Desert (now in Namibia and Botswana) in South Africa to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. The Naron settled first at Ka-nari (now Kanuri in Kano) in the north before migrating southwards and settling at Ugboland (formerly Ugboland of the Igbo at Oke Eri before Auchi) but finally resettling at Anambia (now Anambra) in Igbo land after the arrival of the Igala.
*625 A.D. Ka-Igwe (now Zagwe) Ethiopian Cushitic people came from Adisa Baba (now called Addis Ababa) in Asu (now called Aksum) of Ei-tio-pinya (now called Ethiopia) to settle in Igbo land hundreds of years after the reign of Ethiopian Cushitic king Ezana of Aksum in Ethiopia. Their descendants in Igbo land were the original bearers of the title Igwe.
* 350 A.D. Ewe people came from ezaire (now Zaire) in the Congo to settle in Igbo land, Togo land and Ghana land. Their descendants in Igbo land were the original bearers of the title Eze.
* 600 A.D. Al-Mazi (now Al-Mazingh) Jewish Arab people came from Namibia (now in Numidia Desert) in North Africa to settle in Igbo land. Their descendants in Igbo land were the original bearers of the title Mazi.
* Ingola (now Angola) people came from Ingola (now Angola) in the Congo to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. Their descendants are known as Idoma and Ondo. They original settled at Gongola and Yola in the Northern part of Nigeria.
* Igbomina people came from Minna in Niger State to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. The Igbomina descended from the Ingola just like the Idoma and Ondo.
* Koko (now Akoko-Edo) people came from Northern Kalahari Desert (now in Namibia and Botswana) in South Africa to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land.
* Kalabari (now Calabar) people came from Northern Kalahari Desert (now in Namibia and Botswana) in South Africa to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. Some Kalabari people who originally settled and lived at Kalabasa in Egypt returned and settled at Bari or Bwarri in Abuja.
* 625 B.C. Queen Dido of Tyre in Canaan and thousands of BaKa Igbo people from Cartage in North Africa came from Cathage in North Africa to settle at the Egyptian sacred lands called Eredo in Yoruba land and Igbo land. They lived in places in Yoruba land were the ancient Egyptians have built temples called Eredo. They settled at Benin, Oke Eri in Igbo land and Ijebu in Yoruba land. Queen Dido and her sisters Anna and Elisa travelled through Yoruba land and Igbo land. Queen Dido and the Canaanites intermarried with the Kwuchi Igbo (now Kush) in Yoruba land and Igbo land. The descendants of Queen Dido and the Canaanites were known as Sungbo in Yoruba land and Igbo land and Adagbe (Dangbe) in Ghana. Queen Dido established a Kingdom in Yoruba land and her descendants ruled for 2,000 years before the Kingdom was destroyed as a result of warfare and her descendants were expelled. Her descendants settled at Accra after expulsion from Igbo land. Her descendants established Kingdoms in Ghana ruled by Queens called Queen Dodi till today.
* Shona (now A-shona-nti or Ashanti) people came from north of the Lundi River in Zimbabwe to settle in Yorubaland, Igbo land, Togo land and Ghana land. The Shona settled first at Ka-Shona (now Katsina in Hausaland) in the north of Nigeria before migrating southwards and settling at Benin in Yoruba land.
* 1,400 A.D. Ashanti finally resettling at Akwara (now Accra) in Ghana land after the expulsion of Cushitic people and the descendants of Queen Dido of Tyre from Igbo land. The Ewe and Ga people were led out of Yoruba land and Igbo land by King Ayi Kushi and Queen Akade Dodi and Osei Tutu the priest.
* Ija (now Ijaw) people came from Uganda (now Uganda) in the Congo to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land. Their descendants are known as Ijaw.
* Anang, Efik, and Ibibio peoples came from Northern Kalahari Desert into Cameroun and then from Cameroun came to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land.
* 675 A.D. Kigalagadi (now Igala) people came from Kigali in Rwanda in North Africa to settle in Igbo land and Yoruba land in 675 A.D. By 700 A.D. they have successfully built a kingdom at Igala land (formerly Ugbo land of the Igbo at Oke Eri before Auchi). Most of the Igbo people displaced by the Igala arrival resettled in modern Igbo land but some resettled at various part of Yoruba land especially at Ile Ugbo in Ondo State. Their King in their new settlement in Ondo is called the Olugbo of Ugbo. The Kigala are descended from a Saa tribe called Shatu (now Shutu) and Kaa tribes called Kwuchi (Kush) and Nama from Namibia (now Numidia) in Algiers and Libya in North Africa.
* 1300 A.D. Mai of Maiduguri (now in Borno state) people came from Mali in North Africa to settle in Hausa land in 1000 A.D. By 1025 A.D. they have taken over all the Yoruba lands and Igbo lands in Northern Nigeria and established a kingdom they called Kanem-Bornu (Bauchi, Kanem, Kanuri and Minna originally belonged to the Igbo while Zaria in Kaduna, Laafia in Nassarawa and Nupe in Niger state originally belonged to the Yoruba).
* 1,200 A.D. Hau people of Hausa land came from Somalia in North Africa to settle in Hausa land in 1,100 A.D. By 1,225 A.D. they have taken over much land in Northern Nigeria by displacing and forcing out the Mai and then established a group of kingdoms they called Hausa Bokwoi.
* 1,804 A.D. Fulani people of Hausa land came from Morocco in North Africa to settle in Hausa land in 1,804 A.D. By 1,817 A.D. they have taken over much of the Hausa lands in Northern Nigeria by declaring Jihad or holy war and killing the Hausa rulers and replacing them with Fulani rulers and then established a group of kingdoms they called the Fulani Emirate or Fulani Empire.

SOME EVIDENCE TO PROVE THAT THE YORUBA PEOPLE AND IGBO PEOPLE MIGRATED FROM EGYPT
How The Hebrew Language and Arab Language originated from the fusion of
Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Nubian Kaa Language
The non-tonal Saa Language was spoken in North Africa and ancient Egypt from 8,000 B.C to 1,000 B.C. It is now known as Egyptian Saa Language. Egyptian Saa Language is the ancestor of the Yoruba language. Likewise, the non-tonal Kaa Language (or Kwa Language) was spoken in South Africa and ancient Nubia from 8,000 B.C. to 1,000 B.C. It is now known as Cushitic Kaa Language. Cushitic Nubian Kaa Language (or Kwa Language) is the ancestor of the Igbo language.
Ancient Egypt and ancient Cushitic Nubia were next door neighbours. As Cushitic Nubians migrated into Egypt the Saa Language of the Egyptians and the Kaa Language of the Cushitic Nubians gradually merged together to form a new language known as Aramaic. Aramaic is essentially a mixture of Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Kaa Language. This new language called Aramaic is the ancestor of both the Modern Hebrew language and Arab languages. Aramaic became the main language (lingua franca) of Egypt thousands of years before the Hebrew migrations out of Egypt. The ancestors of the Jews learnt both the Egyptian Saa Language and Cushitic Nubian language in Egypt as both were spoken there and they also spoke both languages fluently. Therefore, Aramaic was the major language of the ancient Hebrews before emergence of the Hebrew Language which is itself a dialect of Aramaic. As people migrated out of Egypt into Canaan and Mesopotamia Aramaic became the official language or lingua franca of the people of Canaan, the Middle East, and some parts of Europe. The Holy bible was first written in Aramaic and translated latter into Greek.
More Evidence that Igbo people migrated from Ancient Cush (Kwuchi) in Nubia in Sudan through Ancient Egypt into Igbo Land And Yoruba People migrated From Ancient Egypt into Yoruba land
Igbo words (Cushitic Words) found in the Bible
Cush or Kush means “Kwuchi” or “Chukwu”
Kush is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “the dead resurrects”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “kwu chi” or “kwuchi” or “chi okwu” or “Chukwu”. The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Okwu jhi” or “jhi Okwu”.
Talitha Cumi (found at Mark 5:41) means “Nta lite kuo ume”
Talitha Cumi is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “little child wake up and start breathing”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Nta lite kuo ume”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Ndan dide kio mi”.
Cherubim means “Chere Ubim”
Cherubim is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “guard my home”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Chere Ubim”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “She eru ibi mi”.
Sabbath means “Asaa bu taa”
Sabbath is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “today is seventh”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Asaa bu taa”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Asaa tun wa” or “Ose tun wa” or “eje tun wa” depending on the dialect.
Deuteronomy means “De tere nu Umu”
Deuteronomy is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “written down for the children”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “De tere nu umu”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Di itan ire fun omo mi”.
Genesis means “Jee na isi isi”
Genesis is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “go to the very first”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Jee na isi isi”. The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Je eni shi esi”.
More Evidence that Yoruba People migrated From Ancient Egypt into Yoruba land And that Igbo people migrated from Ancient Cush (Kwuchi) in Nubia in Sudan through Ancient Egypt into Igbo Land
Yoruba words (Ancient Egyptian Words) found in the Bible
The similarity between Aramaic , Hebrew, Yoruba and Igbo languages is evidence that the Yoruba people are descended from ancient Egyptians and the Igbo people are descended from ancient Cush (proper name of Cush is Kwuchi). The similarity or resemblance of the Aramaic language and Hebrew to the Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Kaa Language is demonstrated by using quotations from the Bible.
“Eli, Eli, la ma sa bach tha ni” means “Ori, Ori, lo ma sa ba tan mi”
In the Gospels Jesus spoke in Hebrew or Aramaic:
“Eli, Eli, la ma sa bach tha ni” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.
The equivalent of this same statement having the same meaning in the Egyptian Saa Language is:
“Ori, Ori, lo ma sa ba tan mi” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.
The equivalent of this same statement having the same meaning in the modern Yoruba Language is:
“Olu, Olu, lo ma sa ba da mi” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.
“Jerusalem” means “Je eru sala imu”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Jerusalem” which translates literally as “Let the slaves escape capture”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “je eru sa la imu” meaning “Let the slaves escape capture”. This means that the walled and fortified city of Jerusalem was originally built by slaves that escaped from their masters and sought refuge and security in it.
“Abraham” means “A bura iha imu” and “Ibrahim” means “I bura iha imu”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Abraham” which translates literally as “an oath (or covenant) was sworn and he was chosen”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “A bura iha imu” meaning “an oath (or covenant) was sworn and he was chosen”. This means that Abraham was a man who had an oath or covenant with God.
“Mose” or “Musa” means “Mu Osa”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Musa” which translates literally as “taken out of the sea”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Mu Osa” meaning “taken out of the sea”. This means that Moses or Musa was a man who had been brought out of the sea by God.
“Aram” means “Ara mi”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Aram” which translates literally as “My brethren”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara mi” meaning “My brethren” or “My body” depending on the context in which it was used.
“Arab” means “Ara ibi”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arab” which translates literally as “the brethren’s place”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ibi” meaning “the brethren’s place” or “the body in this place” depending on the context in which it was used.
“Arabia” means “Ara ibi a”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arabia” which translates literally as “our brethren’s place”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ibi a” meaning “our brethren’s place” or “our body in this place” depending on the context in which it was used.
“Arania” means “Ara ini a”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arania” which translates literally as “our brethren’s possession”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ini a” meaning “our brethren’s possession” or “our possessed body” depending on the context in which it was used.
“Allah” means “Ala”
Another example is the Aramaic or Arabic word “Allah” which translates literally as “Provider”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ala” meaning “our allower” or “our survival” or “our provider” depending on the context in which it was used. It should be mentioned here that Ala is an ancient deity or idol worshiped by the Saa people and Kaa people who are the ancestors of both the Egyptians and the Yoruba and Igbo people. Since the ancient times till today, traditional priests of Odinani in Igbo land still worship Ala.
“a sala mu a lekum” means “a sala imu ni a nikun”
Another example is the Arabic sentence “a sala mu a lekum” which translates literally as “Escape from capture (i.e. peace) in abundance”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “a sala imu ni a nikun” meaning “Escape from capture (i.e. peace) in abundance”.
“alu bari ka” means “alo dari kawo”
Another example is the Arabic sentence “alu bari ka” which translates literally as “going on trade and returning with money to count”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “alo dari kawo” meaning “going on trade and returning with money to count”.


Ancient Saa gods worshiped in Egypt and Saa Festivals which were also practiced in Egypt
The Ancient Egyptians were very much like the ancient Saa people and modern Yoruba. They had cultures and traditions similar to Yoruba culture. Examples are:
Fa-Oroh or Pharaoh (Ifa means Religion of the Causes, and Oroh means Pain and Death)
Ifa and Oroh were the names of the traditional Saa religions. Both were practiced in Egypt. The two religions were combined and practiced in Egypt as Fa-Oroh or Pharaoh as the same religion in Egypt. Fa-Oroh or Pharaoh means Religion of the causes of pain and death. The name Pharaoh was originally the name of the religion of Egypt but it later became the title of the king who is the high priest of the religion.
Horun (Sun)
Horun was the Saa sun god and god of the heavens. Horun was worshiped in Egypt as Horus.
Atun (Seasons) or Atunse (Regeneration) or Atunmo (Remake)
Atun was the Saa god of the seasons and god of the regeneration. Atun was worshiped in Egypt as Atum.
Sisi (Beauty or maiden)
Sisi was the Saa god of beauty and god of fertilty. Sisi was worshiped in Egypt as Isis.
Osinirusin (Worship of the sown seed)
Osinirusin was the Saa vegetation god and god of agriculture and the forests. Osinirusin festival is saa pre-planting festival of the worship of the sown seed. Osinirusin was worshiped in Egypt as Osiris. The ancient Egyptians believed that a sown seed dies as it enters the ground and then resurrects when it germinates. As a result the germination of a sown seed became connected with resurrection of the dead. Osiris therefore became worshipped in connected with the resurrection of the dead.
Ikuenitomeni (death of a beloved person)
Ikuenitomeni was the Saa god of resurrection and god of the dead. Ikuenitomeni was worshiped in Egypt as ikhenti-imenti.
Ese (Sin or Evil)
Ese was the Saa evil god and god of sin. Ese was worshiped in Egypt as Set.
Ire (Good)
Ire was the Saa fortune god and god of goodness. Ire was worshiped in Egypt as Re.
Ara (Thunder)
Ara was the Saa Thunder god and god of Lightening. Ara was worshiped in Egypt as Ra.
Amona (The one who knows the way)
Amona was the Saa wisdom god and god of divine knowledge. Amona was worshiped in Egypt as Amon.
Amona-Ire (The one who knows the way to goodness)
Amona-Ire was the Saa counsel god and god of divine guidance. Amona-Ire was worshiped in Egypt as Amon-re.
Amodi-oro (The one who understands mysterious things)
Amodi-oro was the Saa mystery god and god of divine solution to a problem. Amodi-oro was worshiped in Kwuchi (Kush or Cush) as Amadi-ora.
Maiyeto (The one who maintains order in the world and prevents disorder in the world)
Maiyeto was the Saa god of Earthly order and the personification of truth, justice, and the cosmic order. Maiyeto was worshiped in Egypt as Mayet.
Maeto (The one who restores order and prevents disorder in people’s life)
Maeto was the Saa Righteousness god and god of honesty and truth. Maeto was worshiped in Egypt as Maat.
Eshu (Devil)
Eshu was the Saa devil god and god of the evil spirits. Eshu was worshiped in Egypt as Shu.
Nutomi (Inside the water)
Nutomi was the Saa water god and god of moisture. Nutomi was worshiped in Egypt as Nuto.
Tefonutomi (moving on top of the water)
Tefonutomi was the Saa sea god and god of the deep. Tefonutomi was worshiped in Egypt as Tefnuto.
Iga Eba (Iga means Part while Eba means swamp or shore. Iga Eba means the Part of the shore or Land)
Iga Eba was the Saa Land god and god of the Earth. Iga Eba was worshiped in Egypt as Geba.
Ikheni (Iku Eni meaning Death of a Person)
Egyptian records of the life and acts of dead people in the Egyptian book of the dead and in the tombs.
Imentiu (Imonitiku meaning knowledge about the dead)
Egyptian scientific and religious study of the methods for embalmment and mummification of the dead.
Ala (also Alau meaning the Allower or Alanu meaning the merciful or Alahu meaning the provider)
Ala was the Saa provider god and god of divine provision. Ala was worshiped in Egypt and Kush as Ala.
Ba-al (also Ba-ala meaning Bow to the Allower or Ba-alanu meaning bow to the merciful or Ba-alahu meaning bow to the provider)
Ba-ala was the Saa provider god and god of divine provision. Ala was worshiped in Egypt and Kush and canaan as Ba-ala.

[b]LIST OF CREDIBLE EVIDENCE (OR PROOF) THAT CONFIRMS THAT YORUBA PEOPLE MIGRATED FROM ANCIENT EGYPT AND IGBO PEOPLE MIGRATED FROM ANCIENT KUSH (KWUCHI) IN NAMBIA (NUBIA):
There are ancient Egyptians living among us. Think about the following proofs:
* Ancient Egyptian pyramids have been discovered in Igbo land.
* Ancient Egyptian metal smelting factories have been discovered in Yoruba land and Igbo land.
* Ancient Egyptian gold mines have been discovered in Yoruba land and Igbo land.
* Ancient Egyptian glass bead factories have been discovered in Igbo land.
* Ancient Egyptian writings and drawings have been found that depict how the ancient Egyptian soldiers captured dwarf pygmies from Igbo land to entertain their kings (the Pharoah) in his palace.
* The ancient Egyptians brought the use of mud bricks for house construction to Yoruba and Igbo land.
* The ancient Egyptian religion is very similar to traditional Yoruba and Igbo religion. Many of the Egyptian deities have the same name or similar names as those of the Yoruba deities and Igbo deities.
* The Yoruba traditional religion called “Ifa” was practiced in ancient Egypt as “Ifa Oroh” or “Fa Oroh” or Pharoah and in Kush (Kwuchi) as “Amodi Oroh”. “Ifa Oroh” or “Fa Oroh” or Pharoah means “the religion for the unknown causes of pain and death”. “Amodi Oroh” or “Amadi Orah” means “the religion for the one who understands the causes of pain and death”.
* Ala meaning “our survival” or “our provider”and Ba’ala meaning “bow to our provider”is a deity worshipped by ancient Egyptians and Cushitic Nubians for thousand of years. Since the ancient times till today, traditional priests of Odinani in Igbo land still worship Ala.
* The ancient Egyptians builth special temples called “Eredo” in Yoruba land which still exists till today.
* Yoruba land was a sacred land to “Ifa Oroh” or Pharoah which was the religion of ancient Egypt. Some Egyptian priests took pilgrimages to Yoruba land to offer sacrifices to the gods at temples called Eredo.
* The posting of Egyptian soldiers to guard the Egyptian gold mines at Ile Ife led to the settlement of many Egyptian soldiers at Ife and the naming of the city “Ile Ife Wura” meaning “Land of Love of Gold”.

* The Yoruba cap worn in Yoruba land and the Igbo cap worn in Igbo land by chiefs and elders originated from the caps worn by senior Egyptian soldiers in Yoruba land in the ancient times. These caps are similar in shape to the crown worn by the kings of Upper Egypt in the ancient times.
* The traditional title name of “Oba” for Yoruba Kings and Igbo Kings originated from the ancient Egyptian title name “Hoga” which was the military title for the King of ancient Egypt in the old Kingdom.
* The ancient Yoruba military title name “Oga Iso” (or ogiso in Benin language) means “senior guard” and it comes from the title name of the commanders of the Egyptian soldiers posted from Egypt to Yoruba land to guard the Egyptian gold mines in Yoruba land.
* The ancient Yoruba military title name “Oga Are Ona Ka Ka Nfo” means “Commander of the region on the road to King Ka’s ships” and it is the title name of the most senior military officer among the Egyptian soldiers posted from Egypt to Yoruba land to guard the Egyptian gold mines in Yoruba land.
* King Ka of Upper Egypt, who raigned 3200 B.C., was the Egyptian King that started the minning of gold from Yoruba land and Igbo land and he builth ships to sail on the River Niger and River Benue to carry the minned gold.
*In the ancient times Yoruba Egyptian Saa people and Igbo Cushitic Kwa people living in Western and Eastern Nigeria traded with ancient Egypt, Ethiopia, Kush, Nubia, Troy, Tyre, Isreal, Syria, and Carthage.
* Queen Bisi Adisa Baba of Sheba in Ethiopia, daughter of King Adisa Baba, a Shasu King of Asu (now Aksum) Kingdom of Ethiopia, visited King Solomon in Jerusalem in Canaan from Yagba in Yoruba land with caravans of gold minned from Yoruba land and with hundreds of Egyptian escorts in 950 B. C.
* Queen Dido of Tyre in Canaan the founding and reigning Queen of Carthaginia and her sisters Elissa and Anna visited Yoruba land and Igbo land from ancient Carthaginia with hundreds of Carthaginian and Egyptian escorts in 625 B. C. Queen Dido did not return back to carthage.
* Queen Dido and some of her Carthaginian people settled in Igbo land and intermaried with the Igbo Cushitic people and Yoruba Egyptians Saa people living there. Queen Dido founded a dynasty of Cushitic female rulers or Queens that ruled a Cushitic Kingdom in Igbo land with the royal title of Dodi.
* There were giants ten feet tall called Eniga or Ga people in Yoruba land in the ancient times and there were dwarf pygmies four feet tall called Yaru or Kotori or Chaa people in Igbo land in the ancient times.
* Queen Dido’s descendants (called Adagbe) and the Ga people and Ewe people migrated from Igbo land to Accra in Ghana where they settled and established a Cushitic Adagbe Kingdom of King Kush and Queen Dodi in 1400 A.D. at Akwara (now Accra) and Akwamu. The Kingdom still exists till today.
* The modern English word soldier meaning millitant comes from the Ancient Egyptian Warrior word “Iso Ija” which means “Guards for Battle”.
* The non-tonal Saa language which was the major language (Lingua Franca) of ancient Egypt from 8,000 B.C. to around 1,000 B.C. is very similar to the modern Yoruba language and modern Igbo language.
* All the major languages that descended from ancient Egyptian such as Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic and Syriac are all very similar to the modern Yoruba language and modern Igbo language.
* The ancient Egyptian writings refer to Yoruba land as “The fields of Yaru” and Igbo land as “Yam”. The ancient Egyptian compound word Yaru means Child (Ya – Mother, Ru – Carries, Yaru – mother carries). Yaru is a reference to the children like dwarf pygmies that once lived in Yoruba land and Igbo land.
* The word Niger comes from the ancient Egyptian word Eniga which means a giant person.
* The name Yoruba was forced on the inhabitants of western Nigeria by the British. The name Yoruba is a derivative of the derogatory Yaribansa (meaning Bastard child) used by the Hausa and Fulani.
* The real name of the Egyptian Saa speaking people called Yoruba people in the ancient times is Isakiri.
*The names Bauchi and Auchi came from the name Kwuchi for ancient Cushitic Igbo people from Kush.
*The names Ka-Nam (now Ka-Nem) and Ka-Nam-Bia (now A-Nam-Bra) came from the name Nam for ancient Cushitic Igbo Kwa people from Nam-Bia (now Nubia) in modern day Sudan.
*The name Zaria came from the name Saaria for Yoruba people from ancient Lower Egypt. The original name for Yoruba people is Saaria or Saamaria or Isakiri. The original name for Yoruba land is Ile Saa.
*The Yoruba people and Igbo people have lived in Yoruba land and Igbo land for more than 5000 years before the arrival of the Hausa people and Fulani people now living in Northern Nigeria.
* The Hausa people in Hausaland came from Somalia to Northern Nigeria in 1200 A.D. during the period of expansion of the Mali Empire. They were refugees and soldiers from Somalia.
* The Mai people in Maiduguri came from Mali to Northern Nigeria (Hausaland) in 1300 A.D. during the period of expansion of the Mali Empire. They were rebel soldiers from Mali Empire.
* The Fulani people in Hausaland came from Morocco to Northern Nigeria (Hausaland) in 1800 A.D. They were soldiers and refugees from Morocco.
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SOME EVIDENCE TO PROVE THAT THE YORUBA PEOPLE AND IGBO PEOPLE MIGRATED FROM EGYPT
How The Hebrew Language and Arab Language originated from the fusion of
Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Nubian Kaa Language

The non-tonal Saa Language was spoken in North Africa and ancient Egypt from 8,000 B.C to 1,000 B.C. It is now known as Egyptian Saa Language. Egyptian Saa Language is the ancestor of the Yoruba language. Likewise, the non-tonal Kaa Language was spoken in South Africa and ancient Nubia from 8,000 B.C. to 1,000 B.C. It is now known as Cushitic Kaa Language. Cushitic Nubian Kaa Language is the ancestor of the Igbo language.
Ancient Egypt and ancient Cushitic Nubia were next door neighbours. As Cushitic Nubians migrated into Egypt the Saa Language of the Egyptians and the Kaa Language of the Cushitic Nubians gradually merged together to form a new language known as Aramaic. Aramaic is essentially a mixture of Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Kaa Language. This new language called Aramaic is the ancestor of both the Modern Hebrew language and Arab languages. Aramaic became the main language (lingua franca) of Egypt thousands of years before the Hebrew migrations out of Egypt. The ancestors of the Jews learnt both the Egyptian Saa Language and Cushitic Nubian language in Egypt as both were spoken there and they also spoke both languages fluently. Therefore, Aramaic was the major language of the ancient Hebrews before emergence of the Hebrew Language which is itself a dialect of Aramaic. As people migrated out of Egypt into Canaan and Mesopotamia Aramaic became the official language or lingua franca of the people of Canaan, the Middle East, and some parts of Europe. The Holy bible was first written in Aramaic and translated latter into Greek.

More Evidence that Igbo people migrated from Ancient Cush (Kwuchi) in Nubia in Sudan through Ancient Egypt into Igbo Land And Yoruba People migrated From Ancient Egypt into Yoruba land
[/b]Igbo words (Cushitic Words) found in the Bible
Cush or Kush means “Kwuchi” or “Chukwu”
Kush is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “the dead resurrects”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “kwu chi” or “kwuchi” or “chi okwu” or “Chukwu”. The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Okwu jhi” or “jhi Okwu”.

[b]Talitha Cumi (found at Mark 5:41) means “Nta lite kuo ume”
Talitha Cumi is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “little child wake up and start breathing”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Nta lite kuo ume”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Ndan dide kio mi”.

Cherubim means “Chere Ubim”
Cherubim is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “guard my home”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Chere Ubim”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “She eru ibi mi”.

Sabbath means “Asaa bu taa”
Sabbath is a Hebrew or Aramaic phrase which means “today is seventh”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Asaa bu taa”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Asaa tun wa” or “Ose tun wa” or “eje tun wa” depending on the dialect.

Deuteronomy means “De tere nu Umu”
Deuteronomy is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “written down for the children”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “De tere nu umu”.
The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Di itan ire fun omo mi”.

Genesis means “Jee na isi isi”
Genesis is a Hebrew or Aramaic word which means “go to the very first”.
The equivalent Igbo words or ancient Cushitic words that means the same thing is “Jee na isi isi”. The equivalent Yoruba words or ancient Egyptian words that means the same thing is “Je eni shi esi”.

More Evidence that Yoruba People migrated From Ancient Egypt into Yoruba land And that Igbo people migrated from Ancient Cush (Kwuchi) [/b]in Nubia in Sudan through Ancient Egypt into Igbo Land
Yoruba words (Ancient Egyptian Words) found in the Bible
The similarity between Aramaic , Hebrew, Yoruba and Igbo languages is evidence that the Yoruba people are descended from ancient Egyptians and the Igbo people are descended from ancient Cush (proper name of Cush is Kwuchi). The similarity or resemblance of the Aramaic language and Hebrew to the Yoruba Egyptian Saa Language and Igbo Cushitic Kaa Language is demonstrated by using quotations from the Bible.
[b]“Eli, Eli, la ma sa bach tha ni” means “Ori, Ori, lo ma sa ba tan mi”
In the Gospels Jesus spoke in Hebrew or Aramaic:
“Eli, Eli, la ma sa bach tha ni” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.
The equivalent of this same statement having the same meaning in the Egyptian Saa Language is:
“Ori, Ori, lo ma sa ba tan mi” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.
The equivalent of this same statement having the same meaning in the modern Yoruba Language is:
“Olu, Olu, lo ma sa ba da mi” meaning “My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?”.

“Jerusalem” means “Je eru sala imu”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Jerusalem” which translates literally as “Let the slaves escape capture”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “je eru sa la imu” meaning “Let the slaves escape capture”. This means that the walled and fortified city of Jerusalem was originally built by slaves that escaped from their masters and sought refuge and security in it.

“Abraham” means “A bura aha imu”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Abraham” which translates literally as “an oath (or covenant) was sworn and he was chosen”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “A bura aha imu” meaning “an oath (or covenant) was sworn and he was chosen”. This means that Abraham was a man who had an oath or covenant with God.

“Aram” means “Ara mi”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Aram” which translates literally as “My brethren”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara mi” meaning “My brethren” or “My body” depending on the context in which it was used.

“Arab” means “Ara ibi”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arab” which translates literally as “the brethren’s place”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ibi” meaning “the brethren’s place” or “the body in this place” depending on the context in which it was used.

“Arabia” means “Ara ibi a”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arabia” which translates literally as “our brethren’s place”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ibi a” meaning “our brethren’s place” or “our body in this place” depending on the context in which it was used.

“Arania” means “Ara ini a”
Another example is the Hebrew or Aramaic words “Arania” which translates literally as “our brethren’s possession”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ara ini a” meaning “our brethren’s possession” or “our possessed body” depending on the context in which it was used.

“Allah” means “Ala”
Another example is the Aramaic or Arabic word “Allah” which translates literally as “Provider”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “Ala” meaning “our allower” or “our survival” or “our provider” depending on the context in which it was used. It should be mentioned here that Ala is an ancient deity or idol worshiped by the Saa people and Kaa people who are the ancestors of both the Egyptians and the Yoruba and Igbo people. Since the ancient times till today, traditional priests of Odinani in Igbo land still worship Ala.

“a sala mu a lekum” means “a sala imu ni a nikun”
Another example is the Arabic sentence “a sala mu a lekum” which translates literally as “Escape from capture (i.e. peace) in abundance”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “a sala imu ni a nikun” meaning “Escape from capture (i.e. peace) in abundance”.

“alu bari ka” means “alo dari kawo”
Another example is the Arabic sentence “alu bari ka” which translates literally as “going on trade and returning with money to count”. In the Egyptian Saa Language and in the modern Yoruba language the equivalent sentence is “alo dari kawo” meaning “going on trade and returning with money to count”.

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