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Culture › Re: Benin Remain The Center Of West Africa Civilization by Etrusen(op): 12:51am On Dec 09, 2020
Ofunwa111:
That's because you people keep asking him stupid questions, even after he has answered them. He's left with no other option than to either ignore or insult y'all. Etrusen exhibited that dull nature in the other thread, even after Tao11 had given him the answer. As for his family here, maybe they have been threatened or given some funds to act that way. " A man's worst enemies are members of his household"
oga keep quiet make we see road

tao11 that keep ignoring question or lie about them is what you now worship


tufiakwa!!!!
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:44am On Dec 09, 2020
TAO11:
Anotherre dumb question from a dullard.

What’s my business with that? Go and ask an Igbo person how things were run in their time.

I was simply exposing your “dullardism”
this really expose your continuous lies on half scripted message to suit your own argument


keep on lying and insulting yourself since it is gives you joy in argument
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:36am On Dec 09, 2020
TAO11:
A dumb question as is to be expected.

Monarchy is homegrown in Yorubaland. We are princes and princesses. We have an interrelated system of kingdomS, not just one simplistic kingdom.

The actual issue you should really be pondering is as follows:

Benin Kingdom is only one simplistic kingdom, yet it fought a 32 year long war against itself from 1689 to 1721

In fact, during this war against itself, Benin city was grounded, sacked and reduced to a mere village.


cc: Alaska90, VirginFinder, Ideadoctor, Ustec
so Igbo is one kingdom right?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 6:53pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alaska90:
What is your point?

Yoruba people are independent and were living in different kingdoms with Ife Kingdom as an ancestral home for everybody.

But Oyo Empire because of its military might ( especially its Calvary army unit) wanted to bring everybody under one empire but some refused and fought Oyo back.

But actually this topic was about similar words in Yoruba and Edo languages....why all the history?
my question is that

did Yoruba even unite as one kingdom ?

if yes, what caused community war among Yorubas in olden days?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Is On Track To Be An Official Language In Brazil by Etrusen(m): 3:49pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
culture can be interesting without been fetish
oga make we see road
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:41pm On Dec 08, 2020
jneutron4000:
hahaha you honestly think Yoruba want to attach to you? If Nigeria divides today, We Yorubas will build a border wall at Ore grin grin
truthfully speaking

the border is needed please.
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:38pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
Oranmiyan who founded the oba dynasty, gave the name Benin, and those who descended through him are known by these name, but the term Edo is not found in Yoruba vocabulary, the logic there is that the ones called Benin carries oranmiyan blood, and oranmiyan is a Yoruba man
what is the difference between Edoland and Benin land traditionally?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:34pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
Yoruba people are united by common language, common anscenstor, common cult, common pantheon of gods,common history and common way of thinking, not necessarily by name
what about common kingdom
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:28pm On Dec 08, 2020
Etinosa123456:
I wanted him to Compare the meaning whether they mean the same thing... He was already saying Benin copied imade from him
their matter just tire me

Igbo land na Yoruba own

Benin land na Yoruba own

Hausa land na Yoruba own

everything na Yoruba own

even Fulani land

#problemofthesouth
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:03pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alba3:
No one is holding you, they only respond to your lies...
Someone who might not even be a Yoruba created a thread to compare Yoruba and Edo words; you people turned it to your revisionist thread...
Have you been seeing Yorubas' obsessions with the related Itsekiris, Igalas and even their kith and kin in the North Central? It's always you Bini Yorubas always audio claim in your imagination... we have no business with Bini, Mr man.
please tell me if na Benin people

Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 3:02pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alba3:
No one is holding you, they only respond to your lies...
Someone who might not even be a Yoruba created a thread to compare Yoruba and Edo words; you people turned it to your revisionist thread...
Have you been seeing Yorubas' obsessions with the related Itsekiris, Igalas and even their kith and kin in the North Central? It's always you Bini Yorubas always audio claim in your imagination... we have no business with Bini, Mr man.
now tell again who destroy the thread with tribalistic words against Benin from the beginning

Benin people or Yoruba people?

Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 2:43pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alba3:
Yoruba gets no issues with you guys, you're just like a clan or local area in Yorubaland. It's a big insults for Yorubas to be concerned about your garrulous revisionism. It's a complex issue... we don't even know of your existence...
then if you don't know of our existence



please tell your people to leave Benin alone


please!!!!!!
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 2:33pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alba3:
Learn about others; stop being local champion. There's is Imade High School in my community; I think there's another one in Ọwọ. Things do not start and end in your vicinity.
yea that is what I mean


Yorubas should learn that your last sentence


they should stop thinking high of themselves over other tribe please
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 2:29pm On Dec 08, 2020
Louisboy22:
please be very fast about the article
Oga stop this nonsense and search it for yourself
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 2:19pm On Dec 08, 2020
[quote author=Alaska90 post=96857702][/quote]are there yorubas in Dahomey yes or no
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:49pm On Dec 08, 2020
Alba3:
1. Mama, ima(EY)= mother

De = to arrive, to come back

Imade = Mama is back, reborn

Other CY/EY/WY variations are Yetunde also Iyabọ

2. Imade = To pick crown
my guy see problem !!!!


in Benin it mean :

I stood firm ,

I did not fall,

I did not fall into the hand of men ( imadeyunuagbon)


I repeat Yoruba people na the problem wen south get

haba!!!!




all this imade issue is coming out because of Davidos daughter named Imade ( after Davido mother who was clearly Bini)

I wonder why Yoruba nor wan leave Benin for waist
Culture › Re: Benin Remain The Center Of West Africa Civilization by Etrusen(op): 1:41pm On Dec 08, 2020
samuk:
You are still lying all over nairaland and using insults to cover them up, the current Ooni of Ife traces the mythical figure Oduduwa and Ooni lineage to Egypt and the ancient Egyptian God Osiris. You are not from Ife, which indigenous Ife accounts says Oduduwa was Ife/Yoruba man.
up till now she can't give any ife account that says oduduwa was an ife man

but I can give accounts from great Yoruba people and historians that says oduduwa came from somewhere else


ordinarily looking at the story billions believed it to be a cooked one

but she is here raining insult for a simple question asked
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:26pm On Dec 08, 2020
Juliusmalema:
Ah ha
This coup una want plan..Lol
Wahala dey ooo
Nigeria never tire u as he be so ?

we wan plan coup to save Nigeria
na you talk am oo nor be me oo
my hand nor dey oo
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:23pm On Dec 08, 2020
jneutron4000:
You can as well ask me what is the meaning of Idowu undecided I personally don't even know the literal meaning of Imade or Adesua in Yoruba, maybe some Yoruba with deep knowledge of names in Yoruba might know but what am saying which am 101% sure is that this are part of the influence not only the coming of Oranmiyan also the ages of intermariages btw Yorubas and the Aborigines of Igodomigodo birth. Let say Ile Ife + Idu/ Igodomigodo = Benin. I read one of your comments where you said Benin influenced Yoruba, I just laughed and I felt no need to reply because it will be going back and forth on this issues, I hope you are aware lots of Benins are bearing Femi as their names now right?? And with the way you Benin are going about trying to twist this things, there is every probability that the next 20-30 years we will see the Benin generation of that era claiming they own the name Femi and Yoruba adopted from them.
your first four line is so disgusting

you claim what you know nothing about


my people make Una come see problem oo
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:16pm On Dec 08, 2020
NoFucksToGive:
[s][/s]

You see why I hate Yoruba People?

Are you telling me Ibo people and south south don't have alot of words in common but yet both respect each other's self identify

I AM NOT YORUBA SND I CURSE ANYONE WHO CALL ME SUCH
there are lots of word that sound the same and me a the same thing in both Yoruba and igbo


why dont the yoruba claim igboland ?

even before oyinbo people come till now, the yorubas have been the one causing division in the south because of their tribal bigotness

they see other tribe in the south as nothing that is why the north use them as tool to destroy the South


until the Yorubas stop this their tribal supremacy problem, the south will never be united even if them share this country to north and south.
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:07pm On Dec 08, 2020
Kundagarten:
Edo is the language and the writer said Edo, not Bini. Binis call Baba Epa but Esan call Baba aba or baba.
on a traditional note
what is the difference between Edo and Bini?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 1:04pm On Dec 08, 2020
jneutron4000:
Imade did not originated from Igodomigodo, ADE is a Yoruba word and it is used mostly as prefix or suffix in names just as imADE, ADEsua, ADEwole, ADElabu, orimolADE etc. Yorubas that migrated from Ife with Oranmiyan and they settle in Benin with Eweka the first who started the Obaship dynasty that birth the Benin empire, you people are just so funny with the way and matter you want to turn the history upside down. You Yoruba mixed and blend with those from Igodomigodo land well, instead to do your thing over there, you are appropriate all what you adopted from Ife such as gods, I have seen Benins claiming they own the gods Olokun, Olosa, Sango, Ogun etc na wa o. If you people want to Practice some of tis gods fine, we have people Practice This Yoruba gods even in Haiti, Brazil, and many Caribbean countries, they are not claiming they own it or it originated from them. In fact the way Benin people uses Ogun to swear, even we Yorubas the owner do not use it negatively like that, any small thing the Benin will say Ogun na gbo e or something like that. Ogun is not meant for swearing unnecessary Ogun is the god of Iron and it is meant for justice.
what is the meaning of Imade in Yoruba?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:47pm On Dec 08, 2020
valirex:
Let's take it out of nairaland

Telegram/Whatsapp

For telegram only our usernames will be displayed in the group for those who have privacy concerns
OK

but let those involve identify when they see the post please


Etinosa123456
Edeyoung
samuk
valirex
gregyboy
Areafada

so that a time can be fix please
Culture › Re: Evidences That Shows Ogiamien Claim Of Original Kingship Is False by Etrusen(op): 12:42pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
Ogiamen is right, but too late to claim it now Yoruba had given Edo people something better,Oba
trash
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:39pm On Dec 08, 2020
valirex:
Bros whenever you are ready
bro I will only suggest we state a time
so that all involve can be online at the time

and the discussion can only be view by us
I don't know if one of us can make it possible for it to be view by one us

please let's decide
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:29pm On Dec 08, 2020
Etinosa123456:
Clown
.. anyone that takes u serious does so at the detriment of his brain
bro I have something to discuss with both you and Edeyoung, gregyboy, samuk, valirex, and I don't know how I can do it with all involve the discussion

gregyboy has suggested my intended opinion to me once but I want to see if we can do it together.

I also promised to discuss with Edeyoung yesterday night but I decided make the discussion among all of us

what about Areafada ?
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Mean The Same In Edo by Etrusen(m): 12:20pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
If you are Benin, you are definitely Yoruba, but if you claim Edo,Yoruba does not know you, but any Benin that says he is not a Yoruba is a bastard
oga keep quiet
Culture › Re: Yoruba Is On Track To Be An Official Language In Brazil by Etrusen(m): 12:18pm On Dec 08, 2020
Ideadoctor:
Yoruba culture is unique, very unique minus the fetish part of it
my dear the fetishness in every culture are what make them more interesting
Culture › Re: Yoruba Is On Track To Be An Official Language In Brazil by Etrusen(m): 12:16pm On Dec 08, 2020
Samishiba:
The only originally Brazilians was indigenous. don't exist the "percent of Brazilians who were originally slave". Brazilian population is majority descendant of Europeans, Africans who became Brazil during slavery or less extent Amerindian. Black Brazilians of predominantly African Ancestry are 10% of the population. Pardos 43%
I think we are saying the same think

Brazil is a mixture of different people with different origin who were brought in during slavery

but I believe that before those people ( slaves ) were brought, persons already lived there
Culture › Re: Oguta Land In Imo State Is An Extension Of Benin Empire by Etrusen(op): 12:10pm On Dec 08, 2020
PORNeIlusHUBson:
The thing is that u don't have proof to back it up... Anybody can say it,
.what makes it different is when u have facts to.prove it...
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.bbc.com/igbo/afirika-48565792&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiPgLLynb7tAhXI2qQKHaWeBrQQFjAOegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw3am-fbxDHnMAVrzuqkDP9h


if you can read ibo
Culture › Re: Oguta Land In Imo State Is An Extension Of Benin Empire by Etrusen(op): 7:23pm On Dec 07, 2020
PORNeIlusHUBson:
Guy stop all this annoying threads if u don't have historical facts...

Na u go dey make dem dey insult ur Benin and U go dey cry like small pikin for here
what is annoying thread

or you don't even know about oguta
Culture › Re: Benin Remain The Center Of West Africa Civilization by Etrusen(op): 7:18pm On Dec 07, 2020
[quote author=Etinosa123456 post=96831897][/quote]that guy is talking about a tribe that was more of victim of history than creator of history


Yoruba's that was no where to be found until 1900
their cooked stories is what they are standing on.

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