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Moneywomen17:
what damage

U no sabi read? abi u wan run enter fight without checking who hold the knife? U go wound oo

Moneywomen17:
davidnaze how far now have u bow to ur Yoruba god Ogun today.

Moneywoman I bam oo..how u Dey, u don chop? I Dey damage ur brothers here since.

Y0ruba:
Stewpid fook, these are more document from the ‘archives’, I hope they are enough proof for you.

Somethings I have to point out about this your self damaging document prepared by a senior Yoruba man..
Akintoye claim Benin invasion/occupation of Yoruba lands started probably in the 15th century (it may be earlier than that but let’s stick with 15th).. so counting from 15th century to 19th century when the British finally freed you is about 500yrs!! Which means Edo people ruled Yoruba for at least 500 years!! OMG 500yrs!!
You yorubas were our subjects for 500yrs!! Not even the British could rule anybody for that long. The Edo people achieved something no other race was able to do.
We ruled Yoruba for 500yrs!!

Another point is during that long period our soldiers and administrators stationed in Yoruba lands were definitely screwing and breeding your women. So therefore there’s chances that 70% of the entire Yoruba race have Edo blood in them. Even some of you here may be Edo descendants but you are lost!!

Y0ruba:
You folks totally lack intelligence, is this a genetic thing with Edo/Bini people?

Your thinking is subjective and your level of comprehension is very very basic. You chose to pick and choose what suits your narrative.

- Did you both see the part I highlighted in red markings describing how ineffective Bini army was? That an explorer at the time described them as ‘cowardly’?

- Did you see the part where Bini army was defeated across places they got to?

- Did you see where it said Ogedengbe conquered deep into Bini and was appeased by your king?

- Did you see where it says Bini expansionism was only on the southern part of Ekiti? Where it said Bini struggled with Owo? Did you see where a small town called Ewu messed up Bini army? Did you see how it described Bini as a struggling army that could not conquer its neighbouring towns.

- Did you also know the screenshot you have quickly rallied around and approved of was culled from ‘Source: Akintoye S. A., The North-Eastern Yoruba Districts and the Benin Kingdom, Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria, Historical Society of Nigeria? The same article you shxtted on as a Yoruba fable few pages back?

Also do you see how you gleefully walked right into a trap and displayed how stupid all of you are?

I said it before you have no sense.. each words that come out of ur mouth betrays you.
So this document you posted was prepared by a Yoruba man.. lol.
A Yoruba man that was trying hard to discredit what a European explorer Mr. Bradbury wrote about Benin night and power.
You be real okpe of the highest order.

Obalufon:
what is wrong about the picture saraki approached the oba on seat and gave decent greeting oni welcome him with open heart as a son . he stood there receiving the blessing of his father . ..Saraki is the senate president of Nigeria..you people are so fool of yourself .. if saraki visited him palace and his no more senate president of Nigeria he will prostrate to honor his ancestor

Really?? Did u say this out of shame?
Your Yoruba absolute ruler practically prostrated for Saraki and you say it’s ok because Saraki is debate president? So if your son becomes president I should assume you will be prostrating for him abi? Wow you are so shameless.. upon all the closeness and time Edo ruled you, you people didn’t learn the importance of pride and honour from us?
That’s how another of your mumu brother was comparing a great Oba of Benin that kept his honour and glory till his death, comparing him to your Yoruba Obas that kneeled down to collect egunje from the British.. very shameful.

Now tell me, now that we are into many years after those incidents which past African rulers are now being hailed as heroes?
We are a brave and warrior people, Yorubas is not!!

Y0ruba:
Stewpid fook, these are more document from the ‘archives’, I hope they are enough proof for you.

Chai this biggest Yoruba mumu has done it again.. I advised and warned you not to shoot yourself in the foot u no hear. U post another document that only at best talk of Yoruba weak resistance against their Edo colonial masters lol. Don’t you read and understand the message behind a document before you use it? Are u that daft?
Well for lecture sake I will interpret the document for U since u no get brain.

1. In the 19th century Benin was still in control of vast part of Yoruba lands and people..
2. Local Yorubas citizens rioted against their colonial masters killing many Edos.
3. Benin sent a punitive expedition into Yoruba lands to punish them for the riots and killing of Edos..
4. The punitive expedition was successful. Yoruba leaders were executed, their princes taken prisoners to Benin.
5. Despite the fact that Benin was in a decline during this century it was still able to hold onto its Yoruba colonies till the British freed them.

I only have one issue with this document where it says Benin had no army.. if truly we had no army how were we able to be beating and brushing the Yorubas? How were we able to war the British? A war that was the toughest for the British in all of west Africa..

Advice for the mugu called YOruba, always read a document and understand it before you use it.
Posting a document that talked about Benin decline is nothing. All great empires declined at a time in their history and Benin is not different. Even the British empire declined eventually.

However, when Benin was in decline Oyo was long dead and decayed, its bones turned to dust.. Ibadan was decimated by a combined force of Benin warriors and their Ekiti kparakpo subjects.

Long live Benin Kingdom.. Long live the Edo people.. Long live the Oba of Benin!!

Obalufon:
when edo was getting civilized not everybody coconut head .. i'm glad you accepted you were n't civilized at all till 1800s your barbaric behavior still stinks

Mugu I said “getting more civilized” meaning moving from one level of civilization to another, getting better. In 18th century when una supposed don open eye more we were still beheading your rulers.

You can’t beat me an Edo man, I’m always ahead of u. Before u think I don think am.,

EdoNation:
Dirty st.inky yooobaaa ppl,....

Look at thier useless punk in ife bowing down to common saraki ..... Hahahaha kingsango you are right alaafin can never do this , Ooni the bastard from a slave bitch enbarasses himself at every turn , hahahaha ..Apart from bring a slave bloodline . He paid for the throne so am not even surprised

And the Fulani president just ordered his Fulani IG to arrest the Yoruba leader Saraki.
Yoruba forever under Fulani. If they were under Benin we won’t be embarrassing them the way the Fulanis are doing them.

BabaRamota1980:
Wetin concern me with whether you stretch from here to Kenya?

I realize you are stretched from here to Italy, does that even concern me?

Here is what concerns me....Ekaladheran.

Where is he buried? I think his head is in the same crypt Eweka and his descendants are buried in. Dont you think so

Please which part of Yoruba are u from? Tell me make I give u juicy and confirmed details of our exploits there. Don’t be scared, tell me.

BabaRamota1980:
Document ke?
Document on Ekaldheran??

Since when did that nonsense start

You own ekaldheran....we dont know who he is.

You give us your document that shows where he died. Thats next task. I already demystified the co.ck and bull story of his fathers chiefs and their harlot queen. I wrote on the deranged father that didnt care to kill a child to solve barreness or wouldnt care to give the one he killed a decent burial.


We are past all that. Hurry up and disclose where ekaladheran died and was buried. The chapter of his life is not complete without a burial.

Mugu Ijebu man you are here wallowing in your delusion didn’t you see the document your brother posted gave us the whole Yoruba race and land. It didn’t give us just Eastern Yoruba like I always thought we had, it gave us everything stretching from Lagos all the way to River Niger.
You are indeed our subject.. your brother Yoruba don fall una hand finish.
I said it earlier all documents are in archives waiting for ur generation and your brother just checked archives and proved me right.

Y0ruba:
Unintelligent human.

What archives?

I hope you know that apart from colonial papers, intelligence reports & missionary papers, most of the things [apart from government declassified documents] that make up the archives & museums were gathered during these periods of 50s/60s/70s when the Nigerian Research Scheme was done? .

In fact, I am sure you do not know archival & museum records are not favourable to the Bini history you & your Oba want to push at all

Heartbroken Yoruba the document u posted done in the 50s clearly says Benin was a super power and you are not.
Go cry more and come back with missiles favourable to the Yorubas..

Y0ruba:
This is the reason I said you are not very bright ans not well read.

I have posted several sources here proving my claims and you have yet to post anything yet you demand for more proofs neverminding that you dismissed the sources I have posted from top-rated scholars as stupid. The only excerpts you have posted were from one article written by a Yoruba man which you tried to conceal its citation and when I posted it, you quickly tried to play a hand I had earlier anticipated. You’ll need to do better to outsmart a Yoruba person in all matters except for prostitution of course

Now as per the emboldened in your crappy post, if you want proof, you’ll have to read all the works done by researchers who worked on the Bini Historical Scheme to see their verdict. Also, if you want to, go back on couple posts to see what Prof. Horton had to say about the entire research in ‘Ile-Ife: A Reassessment’. The professor collated all the argunenrs for Ife & those for Bini and disected each using mostly evidences from dated archeological findings. If you want proof, look for and read the stockpile of papers or look Horton’s work I posted few pages back. That is the best I can do for you.

I don't need proof from you about Benin greatness.. I'm Edo and as such i know we are great. I'm here to put you in your place, and that place is a place for the conquered. You will remain there in history as a conquered tribe.. I didnt make it up, its all there in archives for you to see and as a researcher that you claim to be I guess you must have seen them..

Y0ruba:
LOL it is bad that, on top of everything wrong with your skewed mind, you are not very smart.

The article pointed out that:

1. Bini was a kingdom & not an entire.

2. Also, the sponsorship was financed by region. Yoruba was West not Southwest. Igbos were East not South East. Rivers, Delta, Bini formed the South.

3. Also, the paper emphasised that Bini power was much more evident in Igbo lands & Niger-Delta.

Finally, that paper was a hypothesis upon which the research was based upon. At the end of it, parts of the hypothesis proved true while a lot of it turned out to be false. You’re not well read, smh.

See your life na.. if it was false so why you no show the outcome proving it was false that Benin was a super power? Till you do it will be assumed by all that Benin was a super power compared to Yoruba and ruled over Yoruba people.. because that's what your post shows..
and to show how much of a mugu you are, the document does not say Benin wasn't an empire, it says Benin stretches fro Lagos to river Niger. and that Benin was the most powerful. If that is not an empire then you are indirectly saying Benin Kingdom included areas from Lagos through Yoruba lands up to River Niger which is good for me lol..
funny thing is that the document is titled yoruba history but first it pays homage to Benin Kingdom.. We were the boss and you were the servants.
The only people you succeed in deceiving here are you fellow yorubas like babaramota, olu, moneywoman, moorish and other yorubas..

BabaRamota1980:
So I want to remind us all that the bottom line of all this is the hoax used centuries ago to pacify Igodomigodo and impose a foreigner over them to rule and give civilization to the barbaric uncivilized Edo society.

That hoax is Ekaladheran, a condemned fugitive that superstitious claimed became king in Ife and changed his identity to Izoduwa, Omoduwa, Oduduwa and all kind of .....duwas.

We need to revisit Ekaladeran. If you all recall I said in my previous analysis that there was more to come to further demystify the superstition and remove the remaining fear from the minds of these Edos.


Do you all recall that not long ago Edo chiefs brought out some otumokpo and displayed it publicly with chants and claims that those enslaving Edo women into prostitution locally and abroad and the girls that partivipate in the trade will meet with tragedy if they did not desist immediately?

According to them the last time the fetish came out was 400yrs ago.
I wonder when was last time before that...and the time before that....

But the point is that Edo has a deep practice in witchcraft and they believe completely in its power to manifest.

So Im thinking to myself, as dumb and outlandishly twisted as the Ekaladheran story is, why would the people be so stuck on it in the face of its rejection by scholars around the world? Then I thought about this otumokpo they brought out recently.

Is it possible the Edo society are acting under fear of questioning the authencity of Ekaladheran, and risk the curse of this otumokpo manifesting in their life?

This is my theory and it might sound funny at first untill you hear the rest of the Ekaladheran saga.


So lets share some more....


I want first to build a background against which I will dramatize the impracticality of an Ekaladheran even stepping foot in Ile Ife, much more being celebrated there as a king.


1 - Edo warriors, we are told, demolished any kingdom or people in their way. They ruled the entire coast East and West of Bight of Benin all the way to Ghana. They conquered all their neighbors...including Yoruba.

2 - Igala fought two wars with Bini. The first they defeated Bini, entered the Oba palace and seized his mask which they carried back with them to Idah. It remains in their possession till today, symbolic of their defeat over Edoland.

On their second war, Edo sent fresh young girls into the Igala warrior camp purposely to be defiled. Their goal being to pacify the Igalas to rethink their invasion and return back to Idah. The Igalas used the girls and then invaded Edo. Overpowered, they sent SOS to Portuguese for assistance. The Portuguese defeated Igala soldiers. Those Igala soldiers did not return home to Idah. They could not take back a message of defeat to their King. So they settled on the outskirts of Northern Edo in Ibaji area, located in Kogi today.


As pertains to Ekaladheran, we are told that he at one time was resident in Ughoton under concealed identity. An Edo chief happened to spot him and took the discovery back to the dimwit Ogiso father. The father sent out messenger to go tell him to return to Igodomigodo. Ekaladheran refused to go with the messenger. So Ogiso dispatched armies to go to Ughoton and forcefully bring him back. It is said that Ekaladheran and the Chiefs of Ughoton had dug trenches to swallow the Igodo Army. They perished and fearing for his life he left Ughoton and went on in his journey.

STOP!

Igodomigodo Army that is a formidable force along thousands of miles of coastal lands from Bight of Biafra to Slave Coast in Ghana, defeated by one small village?

Aaaah!!

Kings of old had a protocol for conducting warfare. A defeated King goes on exile or commits suicide. Soldiers retain honor by dying at the warfront or never return home.

This freak Ogiso's Army was defeated in Ughoton and he remaind on throne. Where is his honor?

Oohh, almost forgot its Owodo...his queen already spent his honor in the bush, with chiefs.

We are told Ekaladheran headed to Ife and changed name to Oduduwa and then became King. He had many children in Ife. One of his children was Oranmiyan.

Who are the rest?

Oranmiyan returned to his father's homeland in Igodomigodo which he renamed Ile Ibinu. The Edos have retained the story of Ekaladheran and Oranmiyan since.

None of the other supposed children of Ekaladheran recall anyone in their ancestral line fitting the profile of Ekaladheran, whether before or after the claimed name rebranding.

As we know, Yoruba's Oduduwa is the son of Lamurudu.

Ancient Yoruba's root is interlinked with these people, Baruba (Borgu), Babur(Kanuri)... all have same traditional marks and facial features.

Igodomigodo has never featured as a root for Oduduwa at anytime in history.

So the other children,the brothers and sisters of Oranmiyan do not recollect of an Ekaledheran or an Ogiso background, nor an igodomigodo in their ancestry. This claim is limited only to those who Oranmiyan civilized in Edo.

In fact Oranmiyan returned to found Oyo...and even Oyo has never heard of an Ekaladheran in its ancestral lineage, orally or literally.


What is unique about Yoruba Obas is oriki. In addition to it they also have totem.

The Ogisos have no totem, nor oriki.

If Ekaladheran was a founding father in Ife, he would have been given an oriki, a totem...while alive, and after death would have been immortalized with a shrine or even deified. There is not a single shrine or praise song for Ekaladheran in Yorubaland.


Edos told us where he was born and where ended up becoming King but we havent heard if he died and where he died at and was buried.


So I must ask this of Edos...

Where is Ekaladheran buried? Is his head at Orun Oba Ado's crypt?

I need answer.

Yorubas please be like the Edos, post documents to prove your claims and stop this your lies, myths and fables.. We the Edos don't waste our time dabbling in rubbish like you guys.. See your brother above just post a document that unfortunately for you details Edo as the greatest.

Y0ruba:
I do not know if you actually think before you type or if you read what you type for any modicum of sense before hitting the ‘submit’ button.

Your come backs are the most pedestrian & stupidest attempts at being sneaky. You must think other posters are slow & retarded Edo posters like yourself & those of you who are unintelligent enough to know & accept that your Oba’s tales are not supported by material & non-material gathered & studied for decades starting from the 50s/60s/70s.

We are not illiterates. There are little to no historians & archeologists of Edo/Bini origin who have done or published any works on Edo/Bini history and these are due to obvious reasons listed below:

1. Yoruba pioneered history in Nigeria. Google Ibadan School of History. The population, lead in adoption of western education & the Ibadan school put the ratio of scholars at a high number favourable to the Yoruba.

2. This poit is the most important. The Nigeria history research scheme of the 70s sponsored regionally led to years of extensive study of Bini history. Now the implication of this is that, Bini history was exhausted & there has been nothing else to add - in archeology, anthropology & history. So nobody goes to these fields & chooses to specialize in Edo/Bini studies, they may never even get to complete their PhD not to mention being regarded as an original scholar. Recent studies on Bini are mostly an agglomeration of past works to fit a narrative - this is something less scholarly. Ever wondered why after so mant decades your Oba’s book was the only book/paper on Bini & have you wondered why no historian was involved in its preparation or why they have yet to rate it after so many years in circulation?

In clear terms, there is no paper/book on Bini history/archeology because it has limited records and this as been thoroughly dealt with by Smith, Bradbury, Lloyd, Ryder - all neutral caucasians.

See the excerpt below & stop disgracing your generation with your unending unintelligent comments.

Also, all the research written from the 70s narrating Ife/Yoruba prominence to Bini were given, approved & stamped by your king & members of your royal family.

This screen shot of the Benin study you posted doesn't say anything to dispute what my argument has been, that Benin was a super power compared to the Yoruba Kingdoms.. From the post you can see it says Benin was the only powerful Kingdom in southern Nigeria ruling from coast of river Niger through Yoruba lands to Lagos and beyond..
If you have more documents to discredit my argument please post it but if this is all you have to show then you are a big fool.. You post document that says Benin ruled Yoruba and you insulting me..

Y0ruba:
OK.

1. Start citing books written by Edo writers then. Abi una nor get researchers or are their research works not just worthy?

2. How about caucasian writers who are neutrals, are their books about Edo/Bini comical & fraudulent too?

We have many Edo writers but I won’t give you the pleasure of discrediting research done by edos on the excuse of biased based on tribe.. and you have been arguing accounts given by early explorers about the might, size and reach of Benin Empire saying the Europeans don’t know what they saying.
So I rather you swallow the painful and bitter pill of truth prepared by your own brothers.
I have more written by Yorubas for u to swallow.

Y0ruba:
Lol you are not very bright.

On this thread alone people have posted excerpts & citations to papers on archeology, ethnography & history detailing facts about Ife’s preceding status to Bini as well as Bini’s weak attempt at military conquests into Yorubaland.

These were papers writing by heavy weight scholars from Nigeria & Europe/US. Did you not throw fits & tantrums about the papers not being ‘facts’ enough?

Yet, you come here speaking on facts when your own facts have been gotteb from same Yoruba authors you disregard when cited by others.

So post them na. At least that will be better than ur frustrated lies you people are busy posting. Post those articles you talked about make we see.

Y0ruba:
He got it from this paper: http://www.yorku.ca/nhp/seminars/2003_04/Ojo_Paper.doc

This people rely on Yoruba for everything - Kingship, Names, Religion & Arts. The paper was authored by a Yoruba man & I find it interesting that the fraudulent Bini man did not deride the paper as they have done with excerpts & citations listed here written by local & foreign scholars.

Would it be safe to conclude Bini has no history worth writing such that historians of Edo/Bini origin are not putting any work out of Bini/Edo history?

See this mugu. I’m always many steps ahead of you. If I post article authored by an Edo you will say it’s an Edo author and therefore was biased so I post articles from your fellow Yorubas. Now tell us was ur brother right in his accounts of Benin conquest of Yoruba race?

Moorish:
Even if what you say is true, village elder

That is more honourable

Why did you send your wife to be a w.hore in Italy ?

You Benin men have no honour

Please you this stupid black man that says yorubas are the moors that conquered spain and are the ones that built Egypts pyramids, I prefer we keep our arguments on Edo-Yoruba superiority.. I'm a man that respects women, don't drag me down that foolish path.. leave women out of it.

Moorish:
Even if what you say is true, village elder

That is more honourable

Why did you send your wife to be a w.hore in Italy ?

You Benin men have no honour

so it is more honourable that your mothers are cheating on your fathers' destiny??
haba, shameless yoruba.. no wonder they keep doing it because it is honorable..

steveosaz:
You get time well well. These people are not here to learn. No matter how strong the points you give them are, they'll never take it. It's just their nature. Its an aberration to see a straightforward Yoruba man, they are a trivial and tactless set of people. See the disjointed and chequered history they are all just coming up with. I know them very well, na their way. The only thing you owe them is never to accept their crappy bulldung. They are all manufacturers of history.

Their only friend in this country today is the Fulani and that's because the Fulani has married them and f#@ks their dirty asses real gud all the time. Every other group is wary and highly suspicious of them. Yet still, there is no one the Fulanis have dealt with up to how they've pummeled these Yoruba people.

When it comes to being uncoordinatedly loud, they unarguably come first there. I say it again, go to hausaland and see armies of Yoruba people(I mean ex Yoruba people) who have totally renounced anything Yoruba including their names and have become Hausa.
Yet, their coward, misguided brothers are here talking like the very fools they are.

They brought together so many nationalities and spun their manufactured tales to these people asking them to claim ile ife as their origin, meanwhile, most of these people are independent and have nothing to do with oduduwa and were only victims of cultural assimilation that the entire Yoruba race is facing today in the hands of Hausa Fulani.

Yoruba people go home and save your burning house, Fulani is doing silent jihad against you people. That's where your attention should be.

Me sef don tire for their bullshit.. It would have been more interesting if they were bringing accurate facts about Edo people.. Even if their post says Yoruba ruled Edo no problem but let it be accurate not made up lies.. but unfortunately for them and sweet for us there is no documents or accounts that will say Yoruba conquered and ruled Edo because it never happened.. and e dey pain them die..
soon they will start saying na write those early accounts or na we put their weak history for internet as if say na we develop internet..

Olu317:
Look at this one ? so,you didn't know that Oba Bini Kingdom was seen as a colony of Yoruba's ? Bini King were good at bribing, despite being Yoruba descent.Have you no knowledge that there are some well to do Edos today that their ancestors were in Yoruba Kings Court and served as stewards and servants to Yorubas Kings? Do you want me to mention names? But, I will not go beyond this.

Please mention and as usual I will post real and documented articles that discusses a time when Eastern Yoruba princes were mandated to serve as slaves in Oba of Benin palace before they could go back home to become King in their lands..
I get thousands of documents on Yoruba history..

Moorish:
Steven I concede you are right

Benin people are loved by all

Because Your sister receive all the earthly s.perms

and your married mothers are busy cheating on their lazy husbands abi..
Yoruba is leading in adulterous women na.. it is documented as well..

MetaPhysical:
David,
Any article that you post must include link to the source. Your stories are not credible.

but seriously u think my post is made up? That will be very foolish of u to think like that.. I know it hurts to see your people beaten so bad and ruled by a group you call primitive but it is the truth..
Anyways I copied it from the research work of a Yoruba scholar.. and even if I give you source of my articles you not still gonna believe it, rather you will discredit the author of the source, so no need for source, just take and digest what I give u..

MetaPhysical:
David,
Any article that you post must include link to the source. Your stories are not credible.

Don't ask for my Source.. if you want source go ask sauce kid.. he is a Yoruba..
Lol..

samuk:
Really? Is this all you have to say, the guy warned you guys before he unleashed and now you should thank him for the education because it takes efforts to do proper research not the kind you guys manufacture on the go.

No mind them.. anyways I have breaking news for them..

Breaking News!!

The Fulani president Buhari has ordered his Fulani IG to arrest the Yoruba Saraki..

Fulanis still oppressing Yorubas tiill forever.. A case of Master and his subject..

Moneywomen17:
olu might be busy. King sango wants to conceal his identity for a reason I do not know

King sango sees you as a fool so he wont waste his time replying you.. besides a man who has woman in his name might be bobrisky's brother.. shameless yoruba fool..

Moneywomen17:
make u enjoy this one I just got it from my research.
“The whole of Benin small kingdom tremble in fear as ogedengbe walked in the center of Benin town he had left a trail of death in his path killing and seizing every villager he came across and he beheaded the Chris and took their wife as trophy. The whole kingdom was under his grasp before the king came out beg furiously for him to leave his small kingdom alone and he return will grant him a lot of wealth, women and slave and only them did ogedengbe agree that he will turn back and leave the kingdom alone but he insist he had to give the king ten stroke of cane before he left which he did. It was a joyous day for all the people of Benin as ogedengbe finally left them an had mercy.” U see Yoruba na ur baba any day

hahahaha.. Edo we are too much.. forcing a desperate and frustrated yoruba to waste time typing rubbish.. My post na copy I copy am from source, documented archives.. I don't have time like you to crack my brain thinking of the next lie to tell.
If you didnt add that Ogedengbe the coward entered Benin city maybe ur lie for sweet small..

and come to think of it, in all of Yoruba history, history of almost 1000yrs na only Ogedengbe fit enter Edo land.. Shame on you.. through out our history we were based on Yoruba lands, defeating, conquering, colonizing, and beheading your rulers..
We were greater than you.. You cannot remove our tattoo of subjugation from your skin..

Moorish:
David i don’t think you’ve ever ventured out of Benin village in your whole life

You are an elder from Benin village who has nothing better to do with his life

mugu mugu... because I'm telling the truth and tormenting u now u think I'm in a village.. well my Benin village dey sweet me.

Moneywomen17:
dudunrin fool I have ask kingsango himself he didn’t reply now am asking someone else that’s what u do when u need an answer. When someone is saying some bullshit u have to find out who they are accordingly before u reply them. Olu fear no one.

Olu dey fear King Sango.. why he no reply u na.. Your brother king sango sees u as a fool thats why he hasn't reply u yet.. maybe he dey reason with him weed how best to answer ur foolery..

Moneywomen17:
omo Benin lasan lasan talk true are u still worshipping the many gods like sango ogun and osun that we impose on u hmm

make you enjoy this one.. Just got it from my research..

"Eastern Yorubaland also felt the impact of its powerful eastern neighbor, Benin. When Benin invaded Ekiti between 1818-1823, the aim was to quell provincial revolt and regain control over the region’s economy. Indeed by reasserting control over the trade routes, which linked it with Yorubaland, Benin strengthened the position of its long distance traders, the Ekhengbo (from Ekhen Egbo) (ekhen, traders; egbo, forest). Akure and Benin traditions agree that the invasion of Akure was precipitated by a commercial dispute following an attack on a Benin tobacco trader, Ogonto, who was accused of violating an Akure law. Even though the information is scanty, it is possible to situate the Benin invasion at this time and the economic dispute at its root, within the context of the rise in the supply of slaves by the wars in Yorubaland and Hausaland. Benin traders would have desired to tap into the northern Yoruba slave fields as well as send foreign goods into the interior. They would have also wanted alternative markets, even if temporary, to counterbalance the disruptive effect of the Nupe political crisis on Benin’s trade with the Niger. Consequently, Benin soldiers, under Ologbosere Imaran and Ezemo Erebo, carried out punitive expeditions, which left so much destruction that the fear of Benin lingered on till the early years of colonial occupation. Several Ekiti, Akoko and Owo towns were sacked and in them were created Benin colonies under the Balekale (consuls).
With the victory, Benin reasserted its control over trade in Ekiti, Owo and Akoko, and Benin enclaves in Owo, Akure, Ikere and Ado-Ekiti became the nexus of trade between Benin and Yorubaland. Both Akure and Idanre traditions agree that owing to Benin commercial activities, a nineteenth century ruler, Deji Gbogi and an influential woman, Olokoju both of Akure founded Alade village/market (near Idanre) as a meeting point for Ekiti, Idanre, Ondo, Owo, Ijebu, Benin and Ijesa traders. Imported items such as guns, salt and metal implements from Benin were sold as far as Ilesa, Ekiti and Ilorin. This earned the Ekhengbo the distinction of being called the “first long-distance traders in Ekiti.” Although the Akure king’s list seems to put Igbogi in an earlier century, the reference to the importation of guns would put his reign in the mid-nineteenth century. Most significant was that commercial metal products point to the position of Akure as a regional market.

Immigrants into Ekiti also included traders, soldiers, administrators and their dependants from Benin. These colonists set up farm in the forest straddling the Akure-Idanre border and occupied what is now called the Ọgbọn Ado (Edo quarter) of Ado-Ekiti. Similarly slaves captured by the Benin from some Ado villages and some refugees were settled at Ikere where they established Ogotun, Afao, Are, Iluomoba and Agbado quarters, all named after their previous towns."

Moneywomen17:
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