Culture › Re: See The Origins And Founding Patriarchs of Yoruba And Yoruboid Towns. by darfay: 11:56am On Mar 09, 2020 |
Iamgrey5: Ia this all your brain can process! olanrewaju salahudeen salako my Yoruba Muslim brother descendant of oduduwa the fallen Angel stop taking slimy ewedu under this heat it causes of over heating of the membranes |
Culture › Re: See The Origins And Founding Patriarchs of Yoruba And Yoruboid Towns. by darfay: 11:37am On Mar 09, 2020 |
Iamgrey5: He is an Urhobo man with an Ishekiri name !
Why does he have an Ishekiri name? At the end of the day, he is an urhobo man not itsekiri. You Afonjaz are disgusting, imagine this Yoruba Muslim from oshogbo talking authoritatively about Delta and deltans. Salahudeen olanrewaju jalaaludeen Mohammed stick to ile ekewu Bloody Yoruba Muslim |
Culture › Re: See The Origins And Founding Patriarchs of Yoruba And Yoruboid Towns. by darfay: 8:41pm On Mar 08, 2020 |
Iamgrey5: He is a mixture of Urobo and Ishekiri Sorry he is not a mixture of anything,he is an urhobo man with itsekiri name,all his children have urhobo names instead What's wrong with thses Afonja for Christ sake? |
Culture › Re: See The Origins And Founding Patriarchs of Yoruba And Yoruboid Towns. by darfay: 5:19pm On Mar 08, 2020 |
Iamgrey5: Did Reno omokori tell you he is itsekiri? He is urobo
Richard Mofe Bamijo
Omo Shola/ Sola
Orisha femi/ Oluwa femi
Omawumi / Omowumi
Those are very popular Itsekiris! I bet you can spot the similarities in the names and Yoruba language. RMD na urhobo o from udu lga
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Culture › Re: How Islam Came Into Yoruba Land And It's Influence On Their Culture by darfay: 4:43pm On Mar 08, 2020 |
Olu317: Are you a joke ? Muslims is majority in Yoruba land. NL people and blunders. Lol I have lived and schooled in Lagos through out my Life, it's even ekiti people that helped you Yoruba Christian population, when you add back kwara u become a very small minority again. I'm a Christian too but I have to be objective |
Culture › Re: List Of Igbo Dialects And Where They Are Spoken In Igboland by darfay: 6:23am On Mar 06, 2020 |
What dialect do igbo Muslims speak? |
Culture › Re: How Islam Came Into Yoruba Land And It's Influence On Their Culture by darfay: 6:21am On Mar 06, 2020 |
Tomiwa69: So how did Islam came into Igbo land? These Question is one of humanity biggest mystery. Typical Yoruba Muslim. Nice article op, no wonder Muslim make up to 76% of Yoruba Land because it's older there. I must commend Yoruba Muslim for their religious tolerance towards their Christian minority brothers even though they greatly out number them |
Politics › Re: Reps Probe CBN, FIRS, Others Over $30bn Revenue Leakages From Forex Allocation by darfay: 6:08am On Mar 06, 2020 |
This Buhari government is one of the most corrupt in our nation history yet na Dem supposedly dey fight am pass |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Vs Liverpool : FA Cup (2 - 0) On 3rd March 2020 by darfay: 10:49pm On Mar 03, 2020 |
mperornero: babe today eh ur boyfriend go cry tire... Even if u give am ur two breast suck , e no go fit console am. Can you not be a perv in public. Gaawd |
Education › Re: How We Lost A Scholarship Because Of Federal Character by darfay: 9:55pm On Feb 29, 2020 |
the North must always drag us back as nation. they are still stuck in the tenth century. shame on you if you voted for buhari and you think the senile old man is a saint |
Politics › Re: 8-Year-Old Boko Haram Executioner Used To Execute Captured Christian by darfay: 5:31am On Feb 29, 2020 |
abdulkayus: Have you ever heard of Joseph Koni? What about those that attacks people's worship in US under of cloack of Christianity and rather than label them terrorists, they called them unstable people. What a double standard. Aboki go always be aboki |
Travel › Re: Birth Tourism: US Block Visas For Pregnant Women Visiting To Give Birth by darfay: 5:26am On Feb 29, 2020 |
abdulkayus: This is a public, why the posts of porn here pls. Habaaaaa. Seun, u need to look into this. It is unhealthy. Lie that you don't watch porn. Aboki |
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Sold American Church To Muslims, Rejected Club Owners' Offer by darfay: 5:25am On Feb 29, 2020 |
abdulkayus: What about the crusade and inquisition? Of how many hundreds of years ago. The Spanish inquisition was only to realize - conquer Spanish homeland seized by blood thirsty Arab Muslims, shortly afterwards, the colonization of the Americas followed through. I wish they pressed further into Morocco |
Travel › Re: USA Vs. Europe: 10 Reasons Europe Is Better Than The USA by darfay: 4:54pm On Feb 28, 2020 |
Dollywood: I know but most of Russia is in Europe and it is considered an European country. The way Turkey is a transcontinental country between Europe and Asia.
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Travel › Re: USA Vs. Europe: 10 Reasons Europe Is Better Than The USA by darfay: 4:31pm On Feb 28, 2020 |
anfanio: Europe = Continent USA = Country The USA has a larger economy than Europe |
Travel › Re: My Collection Of Beautiful Pictures Around The World by darfay: 4:23am On Feb 28, 2020 |
Hadampson: Beautiful Madrid, the capital city of Spain I think the city of Barcelona is something else
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Education › Re: See The Only University That Pay N10,000 To First Class Students As Monthly Sala by darfay: 3:15am On Feb 28, 2020 |
ibsaq: BuK is paying 50000 to the best student per year Unilag does that to all First Class student every year, and it's the public uni with the most first class students bla bla bla |
Politics › Re: Shariah Council Dares Boko Haram Leader To Come Out From Hiding by darfay: 9:28pm On Feb 17, 2020 |
this is what we expect from Muslims not the failed manhunt for Christian terrorist |
Travel › Re: Diary Of A Nigeria Student Living In Saint Petersburg, Russia. by darfay: 2:39am On Feb 17, 2020 |
Drenimarcus: You are completely ignorant of the African skin smh She is actually right @Mizwisdom Rose barkley of Chelsea FC has a Nigerian grandparent, but you wouldn't believe even if he told you himself
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Travel › Re: Lagos Launches Multipurpose Ferry For Cruise, Weddings, Dinners, Etc (photos) by darfay: 2:18am On Feb 17, 2020 |
This is amazing, but they shouldn't forget to fix our terrible roads |
Travel › Re: Inside The New Lagos - Ibadan Rail Coach by darfay: 11:31pm On Feb 16, 2020 |
Picture of the damned coach and stop with the bloody story |
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Travel › Re: 28 Days, 10000 Miles, Railway In India by darfay: 4:03am On Feb 16, 2020 |
nlPoster: I just don't know why we can't have peace in Nigeria.
Has anyone ever heard of the southernmost part of the country, which should be somewhere in the SS, but of course nothing about it is known to the public.
And nobody could try to visit the place because it would likely be in a restive area (meaning unsafe ) and even if not, visitors wont be welcomed. I think that would be Bonny island, Rivers state. |
Education › Re: This University Produces The Most Billionaires by darfay: 12:13am On Feb 16, 2020 |
BitCraftman: Wrong!
School of hard-knocks has produced more billionaires than any other school. Experience was my best teacher that year. I bet you don't know how to read |
Culture › Re: Are You From Urhobo,in Urhobo,or Can Speak Urhobo Please Reply by darfay: 10:34pm On Feb 15, 2020 |
Kwon1999: Not trying to irritate you, but I think Isoko is not an ethnic rather they are Urhobo.
Look at Urhobo and Isoko words they just the same. They are both dialects of the same language, the name of which is neither urhobo nor isoko. The examples are above are just very basic words When you start to make sentences with them, then the language begins to move apart.(intelligibility) |
Culture › Re: Are You From Urhobo,in Urhobo,or Can Speak Urhobo Please Reply by darfay: 5:30pm On Feb 15, 2020 |
Urhobo12: UKOKO UYONO URHOBO
Ohwo - Person.(Singular) Ihwo - People.(Plural) Ohwoakpọ - Human being.(Singular) Ihwoakpọ - Humans(Plural) Ọsẹ - Father.(Singular) Esẹ - Fathers(Plural) Oni - Mother(Singular) Ini - Mothers(Plural) Oniọvo - Brother/Sister(Singular) Iniọvo - Brothers/Sisters(Plural) Oniọvo-ọmọtẹ - Sister.(Singular). Iniọvo-emetẹ - Sisters.(Plural). Oniọvo-ọshare - Brother.(Singular). Iniọvo-emeshare- Brothers.(Plural). Ọmọsẹ - Half brother/Half sister from Paternal side(S) Emesẹ - Half brothers/Half sisters from Paternal side(P) Omoni Half brother/Sister from maternal side.(S) Imoni Half brothers/Sisters from maternal side(P) Oniọvo-Ọsẹ - Uncle/Aunt.(S). Iniọvo-esẹ - Uncles/Aunts.(P) Oniọvo-Oni - Uncle/Aunty.(S). Iniọvo-ini - Uncles/Aunties.(Plural). Ọmọoniọvo-Ọmọtẹ - Niece.(S) Emọoniọvo emetẹ - Nieces.(Plural). Ọmọoniọvo-Ọmọshare - Nephew. Emọiniọvo-emeshare - Nephews.(P). Ọmọ-ọmọsẹ - Child of ur half brother/Sister.(S). Emọ-emesẹ - Half brothers/Half sisters.(P). Ọshare - Man.(Singular). Eshare - Men.(Plural). Aye - Woman(Singular). Eya - Women.(Plural). Ọmọshare - Boy(Singular). Emeshare - Boys(Plural). Ọmọtẹ - Girl(Singular). Emetẹ - Girls(Plural). Oko - Friend.(Singular). Iko - Friends.(Plural). Ugbeyan - Friend.(Singular) Igbeyan - Friends(Plural). Ọshare - Husband.(S). Eshare - Men.(P). Aye - Wife.(Singular). Eya - Wives(Plural). Ọse - A married man's extra lover.(S). Ese - A married man's extra lovers.(P). Ọkpako - Elder.(Singular) Ekpako - Elders(Plural). Eghene - Youth(Singular). Ighene - Youths(Plural). Emeghene - Adolecent(S) Imighene - Adolescents.(P). Omotete - Child(Singular) Imitete - Little children(Plural). Ọmọboba - Baby.(S). Emọboba - Babies.(P). Inene - Old woman. Ibaba - Old man. Oniode - Grandma.(S) Ini-ide - Grandmas.(P) Ọsẹode - Grandpa.(S). Esẹide - Grandpas.(P). Uwevwin - Family. Orhua - Extended family. Ekrhu - Children of same lineage. Ọmọmare - Old person. Ọshare vẹ Eya ibuebu - Polygamous man. Ọshare vẹ Aye ọvo - Monogamy. Ophrophro - 2nd wife of a man.(S). Iphrophro - Wives of one man.(P) Aye ovwẹ eshare ibuebu - Polyandry. Oni-Oniode - Great, great grandma.(S). Ini-ini-inide - Great,great grand mothers. Uvwrọmọ - Grand child.(S) Sakpigodi - Great-great-great grand child. Sakpigherekpe Great,great,great,great grand child. Ọshare ọje rọvwọ-ọ - Bachelor.(S). Eshare r'eje rọvwọ-ọ - Bachelors.(P). Ọmọtẹ ọje rọvwọ-ọ - Spinster.(S) Emetẹ r'eje rọvwọ-ọ -Spinsters.(P). Ọmọtobẹ/Ọmọtẹ r'oji chọghọọ - Virgin.(S) Emetobẹ/Emetẹ r'iji chọghọ-ọ - Virgins.(P). Orọnvwe - Marriage. Yavwe - Circumcise. Ẹyavwọ - Circumcising. Oyavwe - Circumcision. Esẹide - Fore-fathers. Esemọ - Ancestors. UKOKOUSIESIURHOBOGROUP. Check out our website and watch some tutorial videos too or You can join our whatsapp group too to receive audio and video tutorial... in isoko language Ohwo ---- person Awho ---- people Owhoakpo ----- human Awhoakpo ---- humans Ose. ------------- Father Ese. ------------- Fathers Oni --------- Mother Ini ----------- mothers Oniovo ------- Brother/sisters Iniovo -------- Btother/sisters Oniovo omozai ---- Brother Oniovo emezai --- brothers Oniovo omote ---- sister Oniovo emete ------ Sisters Omose ------- half sibling Emese ----- half siblings Emese ------- half siblings Ozai ----- Man Ezai ------ men Aye ------ woman Eya ------ women Omozai ----- Boy Emezai ---- Boys Omote ---- girl Emete ----- girls Ogbensu/Ogbenusu ---- Friend Egbensu/Egbenusu ------ friends Okpako ------ senior person Ekpako ------ senior people /elders Ogehna ----- youth Omoboba ---- Baby Emoboba -----Babies Omo ---- child Emo ----- children Okpakoaye (okpakuaye/pronounced)--- old woman Okpakoozai(okpakuozai/pronounced)---old man Oniologbo --- grandma Enilogbo ----- grandmaz Oseologbo ---- grandpa Esilogbo ----- granpaz Orhua/uyhe-----family Ozai no Who eya bobu ---- polygamous man Ozai no who aye ovo ----- monogamous man Aye a bi ve ----- second wife Urhomo --- grandchild Sakpagodi ---- great great great grandpikin Omote no wo ozai e ---- spinster Oron ---- marriage Eyaro/ Eyahn ---- circumcision Esemo ---- fore fathers /ancestors Badly spelt tho Cc efewestern, fratermathy |
Culture › Re: Bogghom Cultural Outfit #bogghom by darfay: 4:38pm On Feb 15, 2020 |
treasuredanjuma: Bogghom is a tribe in kanam local government of plateau state, the pictures below shows the traditional attire of the people. #bogghom Looks like fulani, were they conquered by them |
Science/Technology › Re: Car-Sized Prehistoric South American Turtle Was Built For Battle by darfay: 2:30pm On Feb 15, 2020 |
All this so called millions of years wey just dey fly about like say na 1 minute |
Culture › Re: Home News Amotekun Should Be Extended To Kwara, Kogi, Edo And Delta by darfay: 3:38am On Feb 14, 2020 |
toyinakomolafe: Note from Òde Ìwérré:
*The position of the Itsekiri Youth Council on AMOTEKUN*
Nigeria as an amalgam of various distinct ethnic nationalities since 1914 is heterogeneous and not homogeneous and hence, it is most suited as a Federal Republic of Nigeria where, expectedly, power must as of necessity be devolved to the various federating units to enable each unit make informed choices/decisions and develop at its own pace.
To shy away from this reality is nothing but an invitation to avoidable anarchy.
All over the world, security challenges are localised and Nigeria cannot be an exemption. Therefore, to effectively manage and address localised security challenges, only localised concepts could provide the needed magic.
There is no one today in Nigeria that is not aware of the ill-equipped, poorly funded, inadequate, incapacitated, ill-administered nature of all our security apparatus.
The incessant killings, inter-communal clashes occasioned by the suspicious nomadic activities of some cattle rearing group/cabal is now the order of the day. No one is unaware that illegal migrants with their attendant security challenges have taken over all nooks and crannies of Nigeria with no adequate and corresponding official security checks.
No one is unaware that strangers have been deliberately programmed to take ownership of indigenous communal land from their owners respectively.
Therefore, in the face of these daunting security challenges which have overwhelmed the State security architecture, a recipe like Amotekun, the mother of all invention, becomes inevitable. Hence, every discerning mind that does not wish to be suspected of having any skeleton in their cupboard must endorse this timely initiative
It is therefore on this note that, after a thorough scrutiny of the various security challenges that pervade the Nigeria state unabated and the total collapse of our security architecture owing to its inability to promptly respond to the security needs of the citizenry of the Nigeria state, that in solidarity with our kiths and kins in the six Western states of the Nigeria state rightly regarded as the Oduduwa region of the Nigeria state, where we the Itsekiris rightly belong, that we hereby proclaim as a youth council that it is on this accord, ‘Operation Amotekun’, we stand and appeal that all such regional, powerful and effective special security innovations should not be limited to the six Western states of Lagos, Oyo, Ekiti, Ondo, Ogun and Osun; but should also be extended to the Yoruba part of Kogi, Kwara, Edo and Delta in order not to predispose but accommodate all other Oduduwa descendants’ interests in the Nigerian State.
Comr ‘Weyinmi Agbateyiniro (President)
Comr Appearance Afejuku (Secretary it's like you don't understand delta ethno linguistic geography, in your mind you think itsekiri own delta, they share all their local government with ijaw and urhobo. it can't work even if itsekiri wanted it on their land Articles like this thrash should never be punished. if another warri crisis state shey u nd Amotekun go fit wait |
Culture › Re: Are Ibaji And Oturukpo People Bilingual? by darfay: 3:26am On Feb 14, 2020 |
Revolva: Bro Ebus are of Igala origin i know many of them what are you saying....self..they know where theyare truly from..looks dont matter..even in present day Kogi and benue some igalas and idomas have igbo looks..haba
Ebu may be in delta state today yes its not part of igala land.....but its Igala family...infact its just along the border self not tooo far from edo border illushi who are also from idah to kogi also on the same linear terrain..
You cant tell me about Ebus i know them reach back of my hand.....Ok.. all Ebus are 100 percent from idah and they speak Igalas till today the Igbos language have affected many of them why because they are very small community surrounded by igbos speaking people don't mind the bigot, he wants you to believe all ibaji people are speak igbo but he doesn't want to believe Ebu speak igala |
Culture › Re: Do Yorubas Speak Igbos Language? by darfay: 10:48pm On Feb 13, 2020 |
bigfrancis21: Yes I’ve met a few who can speak Igbo. Not too many of them but there are some who can. You Don come again, with your imaginary people and friends  |
Education › Re: Just Saw Another Kid Studying Late At Night (IMPRESSED!!!) by darfay: 12:09am On Feb 13, 2020 |
Study oshi wo, when there is no exam, if you said homework ehen... He doesn't even know what page he is on |