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Lucky5000:Considering how brazen government officials lie these days, you should be grateful they didn't say the man is dead and investigation links Seun's slap to be the cause of death. By now the guy would be looking at life imprisonment. |
BRIMBRAM:If you slap a rank and file in the police, you will have yourself to blame. Whatever you see, take it. However that officer was a senior officer and from my experience most senior officers are usually calm. When you see people praising police officers because of one favour they received, it is usually from the senior officers usually Asp above. I once mistakenly hit a police officer's vehicle and when I came down and he also came down. He was just saying what's all this, when I started begging the guy asking him to come to one side let's settle it. When the man saw how I was talking, he said I should go. Motor wey I hit scatter one of the front head light totally. I was shocked. People around were still asking the man if he said I should go. The man repeated that I should forget and go that I am a peaceful person. Also don't believe the nonsense you are being told. The US soldiers are on ground in Ukraine fighting as we speak. The only reason they have not declared a full scale war is because this fight is not sanctioned by the Senate. |
sisisioge:My brother, the thing tire me o. I'm wondering why Nigerians act stupid. A snake is in your roof and you are running Helter skelter looking for various dibia to consult instead of entering the roof and kill the snake yourself. Lala would be happy to post the thread to front page if it was killed. This man is really funny. If I had watched this in my screen, I would have doubted a human being cannot be this stupid |
Usenokpevbo:I don't think I have time for this back and forth statement. Before that my post you're referring to, there was a previous post which I clearly gave the original map of the Benin in the 18th century. So the second post you're referring to is a follow up of the previous. If you didn't see that you can't blame for it. Benin as it is known today was not the way it was in the 18th century. Both Akoko Edo and the others you mentioned were included in Benin in the 18th century. I've explained this previously. I can't be going back and forth. I believe I was clear on that from my very post. If comprehension is giving you problems refrain from quoting me |
Usenokpevbo:I re- read your statement and I thought of something. What you know as Benin today, is not what was known as Benin in the 18th century. The Benin I'm referring to there is the one of the 18th century thereabouts not the Benin of today. The Benin of today has one language. And the areas I'm referring to as being close to the Palace are places like Igbanke, asaba, akoko Edo etc. These areas are considered close to the Palace when you consider the size of Benin in the 18th century |
Usenokpevbo:What I said, you are free to confirm from any high chief in Benin. It was even once said in a program aired in Benin " Ibota" |
Vado2:The issue is the typing, copying and pasting. It's not easy especially when using the phone. And most people here will need a picture to know if you're saying the truth or not. To verify what my brothers here have said you need to visit the British library (Library of Congress) and also use the Portuguese maps. Look at their map as at when they landed and discovered these areas. You will not find Oyo in the map. It was not because it didn't exist but because it was a small settlement that was insignificant. However to what I said earlier it is public knowledge that when the British was trying to amalgamate Nigeria and educate us, they insisted and encouraged the South Western people to use a common language which in their wisdom they felt it should be the Yoruba dialect since it was spoken by the majority of people. It was the same strategy they used for the north and east. This was the beginning of Yoruba per se. I will leave that part for another day as there is already a thread here on NL that covers this history holistically. Prior to the British coming here, there was nothing like Yoruba. What existed was just tribes. Various tribes were at war with each other and when your tribe is defeated some of your population will be captured as slaves. Some of these slaves were later sold to the whites. The Benin spoke a lot of dialect but the current language been spoken today and called Benin was actually spoken in the Palace and used as a coded language sort of. Those that spoke the language we refer to as the Yoruba dialect of today were also regarded as Benin and had the same full privilege as a Benin man. In most cases, they were given positions even in the Palace. This is why you see that in the current day Benin there seems to be so much dialect and their settlement is close to the Palace. There was nothing like discrimination based on language, those stuffs started with the British. The Benin understood nationhood, they knew that we could not all speak the same language and be brothers. Everyone was living together and peacefully before that invasion... Will continue later |
Trizyd:What? Do you think everyone on this site is a two years old kid? What is that? 18th century map is all over the internet. If you are used to looking at ancient maps, you will instantly know that what you posted is rubbish. Attached below are 18th century maps.
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I thought the family said the news was a lie. That the news was fake news. So what is all this? |
Trizyd:I initially did not want to comment on this thread as I've seen a lot ridiculous to even stupid fact that anyone with a basic level of IQ will detect the fallacy. However I just want to let you know it's not impossible to find eyewitness documents or account. I personally met someone (although already late) who witness the battle that overthrew Ovoranmen from Benin Kingdom. If you can get the guardian newspaper of January 1, 2000 you will see the interview of a man who lived to see 3 century. I personally know the man in question as he's related to me. Most of the information we got from them are verifyable. Why I'm I saying this? It is possible to get eye witness documents. If you can't get hold of eye witness documents in Oyo then something is wrong with the history. Also another fallacy I see here is that there was nothing like the Yoruba history. What we had was various tribes. It was the British that first brought the idea of Yoruba per se. So when I see Yoruba history here and there, I just laugh. |
Iseoluwani:We used to be truly neutral. During the era of Shagari, Buhari and IBB. After that time I can't say for sure. |
Iseoluwani:The UK has a military base in Nigeria so we no fit talk for this kind thing as we are no longer neutral like before |
taylor89:Anyone that wants to defend him is free to. I believe this issue has been overfflogged here on NL. Dangote is a thief, pure and simple. Yaradua found out lots of shady dealings Dangote was involved in and he really dealt with him. If Yaradua had not died, Dangote would not be popular today. |
sonature1:Your idea is good except you missed it at the second paragraph. We don't need any other body created. The current security agencies can handle it. Where the problem occurs is that the security agencies seem to be the walking stick of the executive. This ought not to be, rather they should be answerable to Nigeria (the country not individual). So why is this not so? The answer is simple. The mode in which the heads of agencies are appointed to power. The problem has always been caused by the useless legislative houses we have in Nigeria. Correct this and you have a working country. Do you know that in some countries, their legislatures have the power to stop their soldiers from going to war with another country. Can you say that for ours? |
Kholiwe:I'm not surprised that you couldn't link it together due to your mental disorder. A man loving a child is acting abnormally and it is a confirmed mental disorder even in psychiatry. A man loving a man is also abnormal and is a mental disorder as both are acting against natural and biological laws. You better visit the psychiatrist for proper evaluation. |
Kholiwe:Look you can deceive yourself all you like but they have some mental challenges and they should have visited the psychiatrist for proper evaluation. When a grown up man start have sexual feeling for two years old child then we can say he is mentally challenged, same way a man that starts having sexual feelings for animal is also sick in the head. Gays are not exception. It is a mental disorder that the west is preventing from world because of certain reasons I wouldn't want to start here. Know this and know peace |
inoki247:I have more than enough invite of these SME talk. From GTCO, Polaris and Zenith (there's one I'm missing now I can't remember). If you need any free invite let me know. As usual, there is no loan anywhere. |
JoeEeL:What have you written? If Edo boys mocked you in 2020 it's because you presented yourself to be mocked. Just like what you wrote here. It's total nonsense that I don't even know what message you're trying to pass. Herdsmen issues have been in Edo as far back as 2016/2017. So as at 2020 anyone who was in Edo knows there were herdsmen in Edo and the indigenes were tackling it as best as they could. As far back as 2019, Edo State government purchased arms for most communities ravaged by herdsmen. It is normal for you to see most community guys moving about with pump action. Although we know this is not enough but it helped since the indigenes claimed they know the environment better than any herdsmen. What were you expecting? That an Edo man will start supporting ESN? Was that authorised by the government? If you want to go on with illegality, you are free but don't force people to join that cause. There's no way any Edo man can support Nnamdi Kanu as he had insulted the Edos in several of his speeches. The same with his followers. Keep your struggle in SE for now. |
God1000: Lions do eat grass. You can browse it and see. Sometimes they eat grass. I know you will be surprised. ![]() |
Cornflakes and oaths is not affordable for the common man |
1. First how old are you? 2. Focus on your academics, because 3. You lack basic understanding of English 4. You can't "contact" HIV but "contract" it. 5. Anybody can contract the disease even a child in the womb. |
Prowriter1:Add mini exportation to the list. That is another bullshit they use in collecting your cash. If these guys really made the money they claim you can make from reading those books, they wouldn't be selling books. |
greatopec:Please don't sweat yourself over it. This is the true situation of most people in Nigeria. I'm just a bit different from you. I'm 38 and the only difference I can take from your post is that I have a degree and I already have my passport. That data for learning programming also hindered me from learning it even though I've started. I also have a side hustle. Please don't kill yourself over it. Everyone have what he or she is facing, we can't just kill ourself |
Confused set of people. I said on tweeter that these transgender are suffering from some sort of mental retardation and will need to be corrected in the psychiatric hospital and I was banned. Those guys are stupid to say the least. No matter how long it takes, they will soon realise trans is a mental problem but then they will quickly put the name of the person that discovered that discovery as another white man, meanwhile Africans had always maintained this stance. Just as the first man that told surgeons to always wash their hands while performing operations on pregnant women was killed only for them to realise years later that he was right so will they also realise this their foolish decision |
Over $1 million don go like that |
I am not OK with this so I might go to court. |
Can someone confirm if what the OP said is true? I might start considering relocating there. |
IyaebeTheGreat:If he's really responsible the first wife daughters will assist him when he faces difficulty. This is non debatable, the man's will must stand. |
The No 1 country is Nigeria. If you are not OK with the result, you can go to court. |
I used all those phones. But I've forgotten the name of that Symbian phone at the beginning there. I also used Sagem. I wonder why Sagem is not here. Those days sha... |
This is not news. Even in Edo State, the reason Oshiomhole won was because he worked for Obi. Working for Obi was the sure bet for any legislator otherwise you end up loosing from both sides |
NothingDoMe:Yes it was there. You might not like it's contents though |

