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davidnazee:
Of course e Dey pain am.
Nobody is ever happy with their colonial masters. Just the way Africans are unhappy with whites for oppressing and colonizing blacks so also Yorubas are unhappy with Edo for conquering and colonizing them.
So his pains is expected, Na normal thing.

Hahaha

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Olu317:
Just imaging an uneducated lady.....sorry a girl like you looking for attention? Good God, I can't stop laughing at your ignorance. Ride on with your attitude without any tangible opinion but foolishness at the peak. Once ,you're ready to inform me reason Akoko Edo are no more Edo, according to your pseudo history simply because some of them have Yoruba origin and their names that has Yoruba origin,then I will be wiling to deal with your emotion and emptiness.......

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Moronn!! E pain am die .... Jobless idiot , is Edo your tribe ?....NO!!.... Better go find work Ozour

Olu317:
How can I be under you when my ancestors invaded your town that belonged to Ogiamien? Whatever name you refer here only show how unintelligent you are. Any way, I leave you to your delusion. Yoruba reign over your land locked Edonation,with less than 2.5 million in population. I spit on your mannerless writing online.

Like I said earlier you are a moronn and you keep proving me right!!

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Olu317:
Just imagine how uneducated you are? What concern me if he or she is from the heart of Usen? You rant as if you can look me up in the eyes in real life but you wouldn't dare it. Only coward rant like you and your Edo alikes online. Is Akoko Edo not Edo again? I thought you people claim, there are no one in Edo that bear full Yoruba names. I had thought you people from Edo who were exposed to civilization didnt learn anything from Yorubas? Set of confused people. You are so uncultured for insulting my personality but I know the reason and I mock you. I am doing this for my ancestors because of your dirty lies online and I will continue to quash your filthy lies. And others and I who write for Yoruba online with more fact have given more evidence than your so called fairy tale that is absolutely absurd,which is the reason you're hurt by the truth.... Go hit your head at a wall if you hate the truth. You are even lucky that your Oba gave gift to one of my ancestor to appease him when he went to your small village called Bini,which was created by by one of the strongest yoruba prince known as Odede or Oranmiyan. You are beneath me....Emi omo asè akoko yigbo yigbo..Emi Omo Kaare Oba mi...

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Everything you type its gibberish , Yoruba would always be beneath Edo in Everything !. In life you cannot steal class or greatness so you can as well go n die!!.. Moronn

Going faster than you think!

Olu317:
And Juliana Olatunji is a secretary in Edo state while Taiwo Akerele is the Chief of Staff in Edo state.

You are a bloody liar

You were so fast to come and type here like a mor.on , and cuou could not note both persons you mentioned are from akoko Edo.... You are really the dumbest person on this thread

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[quote author=laudate post=67973085][/quote]Shameless Yoruba hermaphrodite

laudate:
Ozuor! So you are still ranting? I gave you a simple assignment or homework, so that you can prove your allegations, instead of doing the research, you are busy throwing tantrums on this thread. Eyi man'ue, ughue gbehu. Erere we m'agba.

Now the mumu has been reduced to typing gibberish hahaha fvvcking Yoruba imposter , ewedu oil full ur mouth

laudate:
Ok, you are just in the mood to rant and throw tantrums today, right? Your ignorance is boundless. You ought to get a medal for it! Oya, kindly provide incontrovertible proof to show that Laudate is Yoruba. Include the name of his town, local govt area and traditional ruler. Every correct answer gets 30 marks! Ozuor!

I dare you to tell us where you are from!! Tell us oo let us know.... Fvvcking Impostor , you will die untop Edo matter met nor consign you.... Yoruba name indeed why isn't it Slovakia abi Mali..... Confused slow poke

[[s]quote author=laudate post=67971505]
Unfortunately for you, I am not even from the Southwest, or even Yoruba. I speak based on experience and encounters I have had, in various parts of Edo state. You need to step out of your backward place, and take a tour round all the 18 local govt areas in Edo state, from Egor to Etsako to Owan local govt areas, and you will discover that it is true. Not only Akoko-Edo people bear Yoruba names. People from other parts of the state also have one or two Yoruba names, as their middle name, if not their first name. The strange thing is some of such people, may not even speak a word of Yoruba. Take a trip to different communities, and you will be shocked. Just free your mind.

You are the disgusting one, who is calling another person insulting names, simply because you cannot handle the truth. Stop throwing tantrums, and grow up![/quote][/s]

Everyone on this website knows your are a craw craw faced Yoruba impostor , fvvck off nobody needs your input on this topic , it stinks of foolish lies!!

laudate:
Wrong! I have met several Edo people that bear Yoruba names, and their mothers were never remotely related to Yoruba.

YOU ARE A DELUDED FELLOW , YORUBA IMPOSTOR !!
IN THE OUTSKIRTS/BOUNDARY AREAS OF EDO STATE SOME AKOKO EDO PPL BEAR YORUBA NAMES BCUS OF THIER CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ONDO , SO WATS UR PROBLEM? TRYING TO MAKE A MONTAIN FROM AN ANTHILL .... DISGUSTING!!

laudate:
I still do not understand the reason for all the tension on this thread, between the Ov'biedo and the O'dua people. In real life, there is mutual respect between both groups. In fact, I have lost count of the number of Bini/Edo people I have met, who also bear Yoruba names. In uni, anytime there was an election or campaign of sorts, the Edo & Yoruba chaps often aligned to vote together as a bloc. It was that serious!

Now, the ignoramus from the SE, who started the conflict between both groups on this thread has disappeared, but the online feud he created, is still going on. Na wa, o! Make una settle dis matter, nah! Chai!

Last word: Owo people appear to have had closer contact with Benin kingdom, than all other Yoruba towns from what I heard.

NO EDO PERSON BEARS YORUBA NAMES APART WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THOSE THAT HAVE YOOOBA MOTHERS!!

Lol

prolog2:
Not just eastern yorubaland, we own all of it bro, except oyo which is owned by fullani.

Straight to the point !!

prolog2:
He is at a more advanced stage of history rewriting, he has gone completely crazy !

Cool

Moorish:
Madam, you too join?

You go wound oh?

Na man dey fight war

Pls shutup your mouth , of all the Yoruba's on this thread you are even the most uneducated one !! This is the last and only reply you will get from me, u are not worth my time

Yoruba's have no pride or sense of self worth , such a pity..... Tufia!!

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jobgbemi:
OBA OF BENIN PUTS THE RECORD STRAIGHT AGAIN!!!


Tribune - Nigeria's Most Informative Newspaper
When Oba of Benin visited Ooni of Ife
When Oba of Benin visited Ooni of Ife
By on May 1, 2018
It has been 36 years since an Oba from Benin visited the Ooni. Tunde Busari, Oluwole Ige and Paul Omorogbe cover the various aspects and the significance of Oba Ewuare II’s visit to the Ooni of Ife.

Oba no dey go transfer,” is a Pidgin English saying popular among people in the Edo/Delta region. It simply alludes to the fact that Obas of Benin rarely leave their palaces where they preside over the day-to-day running of the Benin Kingdom.

Indeed, it is on record that 37 years have gone by since an oba of Benin paid left his palace to pay a visit to a traditional ruler.

Therefore, the news of Omo N’oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo Oba Ewuare II’s impending visit to the Southwest caused ripples among all concerned in the region.



How the Oba was received

Traditionally, the oba will not just travel to any place directly. He will be met by a regent in that area who will accompany him into the place.

On this occasion, it was Chief Godwin Edobor, Obazuhwen of Benin Kingdom and the representative of the Oba of Benin in the Southwest, who was the man for the job. He led a contingent of cultural dancers, the Bini Community in Oyo State to meet the Bini Community in Ile-Ife to await the oba’s arrival.

Chief Edobor told Nigerian Tribune, “It is my duty as the representative of the Oba of Benin in this region to receive the oba first, and lead him to the Ooni of Ife’s palace and to see the governor.”

The waiting spot was at Roundabout Bus Stop, Ondo Road, Ile-Ife. There was singing, dancing and merriment from a cultural troupe, with various socio-cultural groups like the Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Edo and Delta Development Corporation (BRACED), Edo United, Ile Ife, among others were present.

Mr Aifuwa Igiehon, President of the Bini Community in Oyo State speaking on the significance of the oba’s visit to the Ooni said, “He is coming to meet his brother. There is a strong relationship between Ife and Benin; it is very important. Apart from the cultural and historical relationship, it is important they meet and share ideas to bring progress.”

The Oba of Benin and his entourage soon arrived, in a convoy of no less than 50 vehicles, comprising jet black SUVs, saloon cars, buses, and the oba’s iconic white Rolls Royce in the midst.

“This is more than a governor’s convoy,” one observer remarked.

Oba Ewuare’s entourage, numbering not less than 200 persons, comprised of the oba’s siblings, his daughter, Princess Osayuwamen Ewuare, royal courtiers and body guards, and palace chiefs. The entourage also included dance and theatre troupes, along with the palace drummers.



The Visit to Ooni

The atmosphere all the way from that point to the palace was electrified, and residents were out on the streets to behold the spectacle of the epic visit.

Excitement over the Oba’s visit was heightened because it coincided with the Olokun festival which had been on for a week. If there was a time to see the fullness of Yoruba tradition ‘from the source’ on display, it was on this day.

Apart from the captivating cultural displays by Oba Ewuare’s troupe, consisting of royal princes and princesses, including traditional payment of obeisance by Isoros of Ife, the duo of Oba of Benin and Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi (Ojaja II) confirmed the historical record of Oranmiyan, the last son of Oduduwa, who migrated from Ile-Ife about 1, 184 years ago to become the first Oba of Benin.

Findings by the Nigerian Tribune indicated that before the advent of Oranmiyan, traditional heads that governed Edo or Benin natives were referred to as “Ogiso”, the title said to be derived from the description Ogie n ‘oriso (meaning King in Heaven) which evolved from the wisdom and knowledge of managing the local affairs of the people.

But, Oba Ewuare, who arrived the palace of his host, located at Ile Oodua, Ile-Ife around 1.23 pm on Saturday with his large retinue of aides was received by his host, as the two foremost traditional rulers entered the private residence of the Ooni for discussion.

Oba Ewuare was received by Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, along with a retinue of traditional rulers. Prominent among them was the Orangun of Ila, Oba Abdulwahab Adedotun, among other important rulers from in around Ile-Ife, including Ekiti.

The richness of the cultures of the Yoruba people of Ile-Ife, and the Edo people of Benin were in full display at this occasion. The Edo State Arts Council Dance Troupe, and Inneh Theatre Troupe from Benin, made presentations.

From Ife, Ijala, Arike Ade, Osirigi, Alagbon, Elewo, Ogunde National Group among others made presentations to the delight of the jam-packed audience in the hall.

In his speech at Ooni’s palace, Oba Ewuare had this to say, “We are indeed appreciative of all the commendations and the remarks you said, moreso the support and working together so that our kingdoms will get closer and closer.

“I want to say it gives me great pleasure to visit His Imperial Majesty today in countinuation of my nationwide thank you call to traditional rulers, and other eminent personalities that graced my coronation on October 20, 2016, which by the divine grace of God is also my birthday. This visit has long been planned but due traditional and other palace engagements in Benin, it is coming at this time. My post-coronation thank-you tour commenced with a visit last year to President Buhari and the Sultan of Sokoto. I thank God for making this visit possible.

“This visit is to appreciate Your Imperial Majesty for the honour done to me and the entire people of Benin with your personal presence at my coronation. This visit should provide us the opportunity to re-awaken the cordial relationship between our two kingdoms which seemed to have unfortunately hitherto cooled off since my father’s visit to Ile Ife in the reign of Oba Sijuade, for reasons I am not too sure of. It is my prayer that this visit of mine will restart the cordial relationship which, because of the historical affinity, should exist between our two kingdoms. We should explore and tap into what unites us rather than what divides us, for the advancement of our cultural heritage and socio-economic development.

“It is gratifying to note that you and I have already been in regular communication even before this visit. We must increase visits to each other because such will augur well for the desirable close relationship between our two kingdoms.”

He used the occasion to highlight “three major issues of national concern. They are the persistent herdsmen/farmers clashes, human trafficking, and the socio-economic under-development of the country.” He said there was a “dire need to improve on the security architecture of the country” mentioning porous borders as part of the issue. While commending President Buhari on tackling the issue of insurgency in the Northeast, I want to on behalf of all traditional rulers in Edo State, join al traditional rulers in Nigeria, appeal to the President to as a matter of urgency intervene in these other threats to the unity of our country.”

Having introduced members of the royal family on his entourage that included his bother Prince Aghatise Erediuawa who is Executive Director of NDIC, Princes Ehiose and Omoregbe Erediuawa and his daughter, Princess Osayuwamen Ewuare,Oba Ewuare II also personally introduced one Chief Oliha.

He said, “Those of you that know the history know that the then Oliha came to Ife to ask that Oranmiyan be brought to Benin. There are details in history books. I am cutting out the details. It’s all in the history books and you can research that. He (the then Oliha) was the one that successfully won the right to escort Oranmiyan to Benin to become the first oba of Benin.”

He mentioned the creation of a foundation called the Oba Ewuare II Foundation to help tackle the menace of human trafficking, noting that the issue was not peculiar to Edo State alone. He said Oba Ewuare II Foundation would work with the House of Oduduwa Foundation in Ife for the betterment of the people.

In his response, the Ooni of Ile Ife, responding said, “It is a great joy and honour to have you in Ife today. We are very excited. The excitement has been in the air since the 24th of this month, Because we are so inter-related. We have common ancestry, we are so linked by virtue of blood, and our two kingdoms have a common ancestral history. I am very happy for the warmth and love you have extended to the kingdom of Ife. On behalf of the house of Oduduwa, we are very honoured for you to be in our midst today.

He said that but for time,“We had a lot planned for today. We wanted to take you to the place of our common ancestral background where Oranmiyan still rests till date. Because he is still alive in our midst. All we need to do is propitiate the spirits of ancestors, and he will hear us



READ FULL GIST HERE....

http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/amp/when-oba-of-benin-visited-ooni-of-ife

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You Yoruba's should stop disgracing yourself its really getting so pathetic ... Gosh get some pride or self worth

davidnazee:
You are just a pained liar. No matter how much u distort the truth it can never be changed.
Benin conquered and ruled Yoruba.. that is a fact.

How many towns were existing in the 15th century? All villages/settlements/towns in East of Ife were under Benin.

The Yorubas has always been a conquered tribe.. Nupe conquered and ruled you for 100yrs till mighty Benin kingdom came to your aid and drove out the Nupes and reinstalled the Oyo monarchy. If not for Benin you will be speaking Nupish today.
Fulanis defeated and still rule Yoruba till today.

Your Oba Akanbi of Owo has changed to a Muslim Emir Mohamadu Akanbi.

davidnazee:
You sound like the white men who distorts truth for their self gain.
It’s common knowledge Benin was the first kingdom to grow into an empire. Benin saw the birth and death of Oyo empire.

Benin Empire ruled over Yoruba lands east of Ife while Oyo took western Yoruba lands. Only Ife was left independent because of its spiritual and religious status.

FYI I will say it again; Ekiti, ondo, owo and Lagos were all vassal states under Benin.

No amount of ur lies can ever change that.

Stop arguing with that Yoruba guy he is not worth your time!.... Ignorance in hereditary

Seun

prolog2:
Which mental health facility did you escape from ?

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Tuesday 1 May 2018
Episode 63
From lying, to money and even murder, there is no limit that residents of KwaMashu will take to keep their skeletons in their closet. Only time will tell what the consequences will be when the truth comes crumbling down.
Wednesday 2 May 2018
Episode 64
Nkunzi is livid when he finds out about how MaNgcobo got the money. Mastermind puts Mumsy in her place. Mxolisi’s plan to help Zekhethelo backfires.

WATCH ALL THE LATEST EPISODES AT : http://viralmula.com/2018/04/22/uzalo/

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