Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 11:36pm On Sep 01, 2020 |
TAO11: I am not sure why you need proof of proof — it’s right in front of you, you just have to be courageous enough to want to read. 
Anyways back to the flogging I was dishing out to you, you keep shooting and stabbing yourself by yourself without realizing it. Let me show you how, kid. 
(1): By your own “dumP” standard:
(a) Do you agree that Ewuare existed as a real human being?? 
If yes, then show me proof of his existence — that is: a eUrOpEaN eYewItNess aCcoUnt of a meeting with Ewuare (or a vIdEo RecOrDiNg of him if you please). 
(b) Can you also please provide eUrOpEaN eYewItNess aCcoUnt to pRoOf that his name used to be “Ogun” (or a birth certificate if you please) ??
Thank you!  . . . (2) However, by historical standards:
(a) Ewuare(I)must have reigned sometimes prior to the end of the 1400s CE.
And IF your story that Ewuare’s name used to be “Ogun” IS NOT FALSE, then this confirms again that he was named after the original bearer of that name — an Ife king who reigned circa the mid-1000CE.
Again, notice how my position is confirmed from your own argument — that is: Benin Oba’s family is indeed descended from Ufe. 
(b) Another evidence: Consider the fact that the ”Lamogun” greeting in Benin is unique to people whose family history trace their ancestral roots to Ile-Ife.
These families include the King’s family as well as the bronze casters’ family. — The traditional accounts confirm this consistently.
In fact, I may share an interview with the Chief Esogban of Benin where he confirmed these families’ ancestral history (including his own) as being from Ife. 
Should I share the interview, or is this chief another old fool like Oba Ewuare(2) and his ancestors as you’ve always insisted that they are?? 
In sum: (i) Why was Oba Ewuare(1) named after an Ife king who lived about four centuries earlier??
(ii) What does the word “Ogun” mean in Edo language in case you insist on stealing??
(ii) And you were correct when you said your people are not named after iDoLs. Only members of the Ife-Yoruba family in Benin can be so named after iDoLs. E.g. Oba Ewuare(1). 
Cheers! 
cc: googi Ewuare is known and he existed i keep telling you even before this time, you keep bringing silly explanations Ewuare Conquered the people of ore, and ifon, oza areas close to benin which today those areas still have benin influence because of him We have a beni chiefs that is appointed just to keep records of deceased oba and every alter is built for previous oba which makes it easy to recount and to keep datings Unlike the yorubas which can forge any king, on their list Are you expecting me to believe those king list up there showing ogun as a third ruler , mad woman  Ogun which i know in benin history is one of the son of osanubua to the benins he was the youngest and the strongest he used ironzthey to fight in battle, so calling the oba umogun means the strong one They are some word that has no meaning it is just a coined only the bearer knows the meaning names like , eweka, ezoti, ogun, etc The screenshot shows yoruba king list from 1954 and 1973, then today we are having an altered one totally different from the old ones TAO11 go back and research and those likes given you by your coward brother should be withdraw instantly
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Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 1:44pm On Sep 01, 2020 |
googi: It has been obvious for a while that this guy came from a lineage of conquered Bini slaves. He rejected Ogiamen, Ogiso, Eweka, Oghene, Bini prominent gods including Ogun.
This man belongs to a bunch of Untouchables that could not find ways to escape or held back when the Urhobo and others flee. This man should be pitied, he is in denial and generational pain trying to rewrite his slave history. Pity this guy in misery. Are you pained would let a 2by2 tribe insult an 100by100 coward tribe of yours like that Am i too benin-centric Follow up my post and stop using emotions to read, |
Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 1:39pm On Sep 01, 2020 |
TAO11:
I know because “Ogun” has nothing to do with indigenous Edo history. The name ”Ogun” just doesn’t feature in your indigenous history, but in Ife’s indigenous history.  . . . Having established that “Ogun” was imposed on your fore-fathers (and mother) by the Yorubas because Edo lack any indigenous history of this personage:
Now you have to be very specific with what you mean by “start by proving it”.
Do you mean that I should provide you with viDeO rEcOrDiNg showing Ogun in Ife as king??
Or do you mean to see a eUrOpEaN’s eYe WiTnEsS rEpOrt of his meeting with Ogun in Ife when he ruled??
You have to be very specific and clear with your requests.  . . . But for sane people reading, Ife is the only place in the world with an indigenous history of an antique man named “Ogun” as its king.
The Edos must provide us with such indigenous Edo history of Ogun if they would insist absurdly on claiming him. 
Cheers! TAO11 has gone blind, my God could this be my witchery doings..... Anyway oba ewuare before ascension to the throne was called prince ogun after his ascension he took upon the name ewuare.... Please don't get me started with your list of kings that has no dating or any record of such to establish its validity TAO11 like i said i dont have your time, go home and go and do more research on benin history Then come back and face me..... You hear |
Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 11:53am On Sep 01, 2020 |
TAO11: See my slave here again.
No, Oghene is from the U.S. 
Cry me the world’s oceans. 
cc: googi, Eastlink You can start by proving it, and tells us how you knew it was ife,, Please don't just come with quote from authors, and do your usual copy and paste, i want you to prove it yourself that ogene was ife, authors quote could also serves as backup too, if you need to create a thread for this fine..... If you win, then everything am still on would be going against me, Dont come here and be posting people errenous quotes or one statement made by oba eweka11 I will shun you out instantly..... Ikywsots |
Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 11:41am On Sep 01, 2020*. Modified: 1:50pm On Sep 01, 2020 |
BabaRamota1980: If it was not for Yoruba gallantry in 1967 you witches would be speaking Biafran language by now.
Even presently as Tao11 is giving impressive and enlightning knowledge to crush Yanminri's ambition to subdue you in Edo State, rather than you night-broom rider to either back her or stfu, you are instead supporting Ibo.
Na God go punish you and yanminri there, Nnamdi Kanu has included you on his map. No Yoruba will come to your rescue when Biafra return to scatter your enclave. Bloody witch!
Tao11, abeg, you have made your point. Step aside so Yanminri can show these witches who Nri is. Let Nri and Edo solve their issue. Youve made it clear enough Oghene is in Ife, not in wawa ibo. Lol, you just want me to insult yorubas dont you Bunch of cowards, I want to ask how did the yorubas save us from biafra, because if i can remember late general ogbemudia was an edo man, not a yoruba man The yoruba man i think you are indirectly making Refrence to committed suicide with rat poison when thesame people he helped came for his head, a benin man would never do that to himself atleast he will fight back with his witchery powers Am a benin witch so you know , my witchery powers is what am using to deal with the yoruba people... And its working I remeber the benin witch conquered the muslim yorubas in the olds, and if they were early yoruba christan before the British took over, we would have still use our witchery powers to subdue them..... Nevertheless yorubas are cowards i wouldn't want to Refrence some renowned statements made by general abacha and ibb about the cowardice of the yorubas... One thing i know is, and i quote, me as a bini man would rather be subjugated by a tribe like ibos from people of thesame political region( southern nigeria) than allow myself be subjected by illiterate from a different political region(jihadistThe only thing that defies the yorubas cursed coward trait, is when they about to hijack heads for money ritual they sudden find their courage and boldness from were their ancestors hid it..... Edo are witches good i am one and so... But Yorubas are ritualist and born coward how about thatJust dont insult the benin people and don't drag the igbo into it, because i will so make the prideful yoruba of yours looks distasteful in the eyes of every tribe...... Keep the argument the validity between benin and ife TAO11 am coming for you, this time i will force your emotions out once more and make you the animal you are, that very you moments you start spitting firey words from your mouth towards me |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 7:16pm On Aug 31, 2020 |
TAO11: Now “Ogun” is a mere iDoL after I exposed your cultural theivery. Omo Olè 
Well, to continue educating you as part of my public service, I did NOT ask you to name me a modern (or historical) Edo person who was named after this deity, you fraud. 
Rather, I asked you the opposite — that is: you should name me the first person in Edo antiquity to bear the name “Ogun” after whom the deity was then named.
The rule is simple: If it began with you, then it must have an indigenous history in your Edo society. 
So, who was this personage “Ogun” in Edo’s antiquity who then became deified??
What is the meaning of his name in Edo language if “Ogun” is indeed Edo as you have attempted to steal. 
How would I wanna be one of those whom I ruled since circa 1200 till date and forever?? 
I am your master, you are my slave. Have your forgotten so quick??
Rants of a dying slave are not to be refuted. It is self-refuting. 
Your deceptive and scared Edo nature is kicking in already with your attempt to twist my question. 
My question was NEVER about whether or not Edo people today bear the names of these deities — No my actual question is quite the opposite, you fraud. 
My question to you is: Who was the supposed original Edo bearer of this name in Edo’s antiquity before the subsequent deification of the name??
You obviously have no answer for this question because Ogun is simply another evidence of Ife’s early colonization of the Edo nation.
What yeye stance are you talking about?? 
“Ogun” didn’t begin as an Edo deity for the simple reason that there was no such Edo history of its beginning among the Edo people. Provide any Edo evidence of such history if it exists, I dare you! 
On the contrary, the name “Ogun” began with the early Yoruba king of Ife who after his death became deified.
“Ogun“ has no history or meaning indigenous to Edo societies.
In other words, it was imposed on you all by your master — the Yorubas. Stop stealing!  You're running mouth you forget you're replying gregyboy, i dont have your time now, Go and do research more And stop parading decite to people that ife is oghene, Am coming for your neck and this comment at my spare time |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 4:30pm On Aug 31, 2020 |
TAO11: Now “Ogun” is a mere iDoL after I exposed your cultural theivery. Omo Olè 
Well, to continue educating you as part of my public service, I did NOT ask you to name me a modern (or historical) Edo person who was named after this deity, you fraud. 
Rather, I asked you the opposite — that is: you should name me the first person in Edo antiquity to bear the name “Ogun” after whom the deity was then named.
The rule is simple: If it began with you, then it must have an indigenous history in your Edo society. 
So, who was this personage “Ogun” in Edo’s antiquity who then became deified??
What is the meaning of his name in Edo language if “Ogun” is indeed Edo as you have attempted to steal. 
How would I wanna be one of those whom I ruled since circa 1200 till date and forever?? 
I am your master, you are my slave. Have your forgotten so quick??
Rants of a dying slave are not to be refuted. It is self-refuting. 
Your deceptive and scared Edo nature is kicking in already with your attempt to twist my question. 
My question was NEVER about whether or not Edo people today bear the names of these deities — No my actual question is quite the opposite, you fraud. 
My question to you is: Who was the supposed original Edo bearer of this name in Edo’s antiquity before the subsequent deification of the name??
You obviously have no answer for this question because Ogun is simply another evidence of Ife’s early colonization of the Edo nation.
What yeye stance are you talking about?? 
“Ogun” didn’t begin as an Edo deity for the simple reason that there was no such Edo history of its beginning among the Edo people. Provide any Edo evidence of such history if it exists, I dare you! 
On the contrary, the name “Ogun” began with the early Yoruba king of Ife who after his death became deified.
“Ogun“ has no history or meaning indigenous to Edo societies.
In other words, it was imposed on you all by your master — the Yorubas. Stop stealing!  I would reply this in my spear time, You made a fool of yourself with those comments am coming for your heax And again reduce d writeups u monkey Edo wannabe |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 12:44pm On Aug 31, 2020 |
TAO11: Hahaha ... See desperate die-hard Yoruba wanna-be playing reverse psychology after attempting to steal Ogun.
You still didn’t answer the question:
Who in Edo’s antiquity goes by the name Ogun?? We dont bear nsmes of idols you fool, our names are proverbial names, Edo wannabe, Sometimes i decide not to reply you or not to reply early to avoid unecessary talks, but you my friend you would find ways to push me to talk just for me to endup humiliate you The next thing from you would be, the idols were never ours that's why we dont bear their names Am waiting for you to take that stance so I will further disgrace you........ |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 11:42am On Aug 31, 2020 |
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Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 11:01am On Aug 31, 2020 |
TAO11: You’re a brutal liar who is obviously chocking from his own insecurities and inferiority complex. 
(1) (i) First of all, Nri is nowhere close to 19 or 20 moons’ journey from Bini by any stretch of the imagination.
Show us your computation, you insecure fatuous liar. 
(ii) Ife, on the other hand, came to OVER 19 moons’ journey (based on the median of the three-variable-data I obtained from C.J. Okojie’s ”Ishan Native Laws and Customs”). I shared my clear easy-to-follow computation.
Please do yourself the good of sharing how you fraudulently came to 19 moons from Benin to Nri — , Mr fatuous liar. 
(2) Regarding, the evidence for any piece of small shiny brass cross from your nRi, you failed again to provide any. And the reason is simple, there is none.
On the other hand, I provided the textual evidence (in the same link) showing how Oba Eweka (informed H.L. Ward-Price that he) performs certain rituals every morning at dawn with the small piece of shiny brass cross while first addressing the ritual to the Oghene of Ife before other Yoruba kings and himself.
There is no mention of any Igbo king in the account — not one Igbo king, let alone nRi. You fraud!
(3) Regarding, the evidence for any piece of brass helmet, you failed again to provide any. And the reason is simple, there is none.
You fraudulently pretended like you have no clue what a helmet means.
No, a helmet is not worn as a pendant around the neck — instead, a helmet is worn from above the head and covering the head, and sometimes the face too in addition to the head.
The Iyoba pendant which you attached is also worn by the Attah of Igala, and it simply re-enacts the historical looting of Bini artifacts.
The original copy of the Bini Iyoba artifact which the Igala and Igbo pendants are modeled after is not even made of a brass to begin with. 
Instead, it is made of ivory. But most importantly it is not a helmet, and the Igbo and Igala copies are also not helmets but mere pendants.
Again, a helmet is worn from above the head and covering the head, and sometimes the face too in addition to the head.
And I have shown in the same link that the Benin collection of artifacts till date boasts of such brass helmets known by the name the Oduduwa helmets.  . . . Appendix: (A) Regarding “Oghene”:
The phrase “Oghene n’Nri” is a fraud made up by you yourself as it does not exist anywhere in Bini history . It just doesn’t exist. I challenge you to provide any scholarly evidence for that.
Instead “Oghene n’Uhe”, on the other hand, is what the Binis call the “Ooni of Ife” historically.
You’re clearly a fraud and an insecure fool. 
(B) Regarding the “East” mentioned in that account.
Like I have shown you again and again with scholarly evidence, the phrase ”the place from where dawn comes”; or “the place from where the sun rises” is PRECISELY the religious epithet of Ife — “Ife: Ibi ojumo tii mo wa”. 
Moreover, scholars have come to the conclusion that the “East” mentioned in that account as the kingdom of the Ogane is NOT intended by the Bini informants in a literal geographical sense.
Please name me one scholar — just one — who noted that the “East” mentioned in that account was in reference to Ibo land. Mr Fraud!
(C) Your mention of the staff of office actually makes your position more difficult. I wonder why you thought I should have been redundant enough to touch on this most obvious of all the details of the account. 
In case you’re genuinely confused as to where the Benin Oba monarchy got its staff of authority from, then keep reading below:
All extant classical/official Benin account states that the Oba monarchy of Benin was founded by a Yoruba man from Ife — I am yet to come across that which will say it came from Igbo land. 
Even your Igbo oral traditional account acknowledge this historical fact in the “Agha Oba na Idu” oral account.
Moreover, even the modern revised apocryphal Bini account from Erediauwa & co did not deny the Ife connection, they only attempted to to flip the cause as the effect. But in any case, no mention of Igbo land was even faintly suggested as the origin of their Oba monarchy.
In other words, neither the classical official Bini account nor the modern apocryphal Bini account mentions Igbo land as the origin of the Oba monarchy. 
(D) You’re a grand fraud to have said (without evidence) that your unrecognized Nri predates Ife.
The 1969 Paul Ozanne report of a preliminary archaeological survey of Ife noted that many settlements were already established in Ife by circa 400 BCE.
Bring me any scholarly evidence of occupation and settlements in nRi which is even remotely close to that, you insecure fraud.  . . . In sum, my objective here is simply to demolish your lies in relation to the actual three questions I had posed to you.
In doing so, I demolished more than what I had originally planned for. 
Please let me know if there is any of your lies which I have missed out by oversight.  . . . And as a reminder, here are the details for you again:
(1) The account states that the Ogané’s kingdom was twenty moons' journey away from Benin.
(2) The account states that the Ogané sends an incoming Benin king a small piece of shiny brass cross as an indication of his approval.
(3) The account states that the Ogané sends an incoming Benin king a piece of brass helmet as an indication of his approval.
Nri children are waiting desperately for your specific replies to each of these details backed by scholarly evidence.
Cheers!
cc: BabaRamota1980 Do you tell them oghene is from middle belt, Zimbabwe or central Africa Or oghene was a mixup.... So oghene is ife And your mumu brother gave you likes Men who are lead by women, i spit on yoruba men |
Culture › Re: . by gregyboy(m): 10:46am On Aug 31, 2020 |
googi: Honesty, you guys have greatly underestimated the reaction of those that studied Igbo culture and know you inside out. It could have been better to keep your mouth shut instead of trying to fabricate a false sense of gratification with nonsense.
All these just because you wanted to compete with Yoruba and Bini.
Benin taught Yoruba a lesson. If you ignore them and let them build castles on the sand, when it collapses on their heads, Yoruba will have to take them to Babalawo for care.
BabaRamota and TAO1, E ku ise o! Trying to give the clown fabricated history a sense of no belonging  |
Culture › Re: The Benin- Ife Myth Shouldn't Be Circulated Again Ever Again by gregyboy(op): 12:41am On Aug 31, 2020 |
We know the history behind the benin-ife myth what baffles me is when educated people in nigeria keep passing myth as fact just for their selfish gains, then you know nigeria is far from changing If i can be completely proved wrong that benin-ife existed i will go back to all my post and delete them,with apologies Am not here for any ethnic gains or ethnic supiority like i always maintained If i see blue i tell it as blue, to keep sincerity i even attack my edo brothers when need be The yorubas should take a rest, on the benin ife myth not in this life would our oba be from ife maybe next life, if you guys so desire, or you all can force him to marry an ife woman then better still  Jokes apart we blacks deserve the government we get, how can you see truth and still deny it for some sentimental purpose, and you expect black men to rule their people with all sincerity |
Culture › Re: The Battle Of The Titans: The Ogiso aborigines Vs Oba Of Benin by gregyboy(m): 10:16pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Onijagidijagan: You will be the first person on earth I will hear Benin and Ife never happened.
If with your attached historical account written by a white man, he clearly stated that Oba eweka came from Ife.
Everyone agreed The first Oba of Benin came from Benin
Ova Ewuare during his coronation said he's the son of Oduduwa ( he knows what he means by that) The Ogisos of Benin that said Oba came from Ife are not Foolish.
I'm from Owo, Oba Ewuare1 of Benin was killed during a war with Owo I guess that's the relationship you're talking about. Mad man oba ewuare killed in a war in owo, You done drink, Follow my post on profiles from beginning to the end and stop fooling yourself on my mentions |
Culture › The Benin- Ife Myth Shouldn't Be Circulated Again Ever Again by gregyboy(op): 10:11pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
We are afar apart from the last century were info was limited to only the few, so any information passed could be easily accepted
After doing my research i found out that some European had criticize the benin ife mythical connection even before the 60s, but this information couldn't surface to counter the myth because it was not easily accessible and even some elite like benin historian who came across this materials shunned it down because they are one of the back bones that promotes the myth for their own benefits
Its a fact that some people will always control the information we hear and see even in this modern times, but atleast lets learn to listen to the people who are not fooled
The benin-ife myth shouldn't stand anymore we have long past the late century that anything could go The yorubas are interfering with our history and they should backoff, If they want to attach themselves with our history they should come through the front door and not the backdoor......
Our oba is a fully blooded benin man since ancients times, we know when the ife myth started and how the benin enjoyed it, till it turned soared for us, when yorubas politically hijacked it and almost yorubanise our history for us and wanted to dump our king as a regular chief,until we resulted in a defensive attacks on their yorubanise agenda on our history
Gregyboy is here to tell the history the way it is, |
Culture › Re: The Oyo Versus The Benin - My Experience From Ozanagogo Trip by gregyboy(m): 5:52pm On Aug 30, 2020*. Modified: 8:33pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
RedboneSmith: Did I mention Igbo in this thread, eh? Is there anywhere in this thread that I mentioned Igbo?
So how am turning it into Igbo vs Yoruba? They known you are igbo, so trust them, the will call you comnent hate speech and a tribalistic one |
Culture › Re: The Battle Of The Titans: The Ogiso aborigines Vs Oba Of Benin by gregyboy(m): 5:50pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel: When he was further asked his stake on the notion that the Yorubas migrated from Benin, he screamed again: No! No! No!!! That one has been settled. It cannot be. That history is not correct at all. See the Yoruba Empire has been in existence for so long after the Songhai Empire, before the Utman Danfodio war, there was an Oyo empire. The Oyo Empire had long developed even before the Bini Empire became visible. No doubt the Binis existed but we were neighbouring country next to the Oyo Empire. We do not even have the population of the Yorubas as at that time that was why they were able to over power the reigning Ogiamien then and took over from him. This is where we really have problem in Bini history. The Yorubas, repeat, the Yorubas did not migrate from Bini Empire. Whoever is saying so does not know the history properly he noted. The edition that broke the camels back was the very edition where Ogiamien Arisco and the Okagbe Nokhua of the Great Ogiamien Royal Family Prince Pa Sunday Emokpae were granted different exclusive interviews that appeared in Volume 1 No 4 August 21st 2015. Ogiamien Arisco said: We are not interested in the title of Oba of Benin because Ogiamien Title is Higher noting further that We own the Bini land. Our focus is how to liberate the Ogiamiens and the Binis from the Political and Economic slavery foist on us by the Oba of Benin”. Many Binis were shocked to read this in the Ogiamien Trumpet. You keep bringing articles you don't understand all for what to prove a point that the benin monarchy is ife... Lol yoruba attache, and this article keep post keeps putting you in trouble Why do you want our oba to be from ife by all means possible so you can claim our heritage, the more you keep creating threads like this the more i keep exposing it, the more people read and quickly get familiar with the truth The myth would have not been known or dug if both party was not trying to politicize it, Yorubas are so anxious to claim the title oba when we all knew when you guys adopted the name for your kings....... Go and read instead of posting articles that keeps exposing your ignorance |
Culture › Re: The Battle Of The Titans: The Ogiso aborigines Vs Oba Of Benin by gregyboy(m): 5:43pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Now compare the myth, with the recent one that was made to accompany alafin of oyo and oromiyan, Story
Benin already had it in thier history eweka was their first king, since inception and eweka was an indigenous king
Saying eweka (a benin name) and not ademola came from ife, make the composer of the myth a joke and lacked insight to his failure
Mraphel, i hope you wont commit suicide that our oba is not from ife, and its just a mixup |
Culture › Re: The Battle Of The Titans: The Ogiso aborigines Vs Oba Of Benin by gregyboy(m): 5:34pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Anyone who is reading this dont be fooled by the myth perpetuated by people for their own greed.
Benin and ife never happened is the truth, the benin ife myth when it started after 1903, it was excluding oromiyan, alafin of oyo, but overtime the myth grew in lies to accommodate them all, alafin had to be put in the benin-ife myth because the tension between him and ooni over power struggle was rising to calm him, the myth was rewritten to make alafin second after onni while the oba of benin 3rd the oba of benin never objected this to them they were much greatful to be in the 3rd positions amongst two kings from a majour tribe, all the benins wanted then was recognitions and ethnic benefits
The myth started by the benins to promote cultural and political diplomacy from the yorubas, since they were greatly affected by the war, with the the British,
The first noted account of the mythical history started like this, the screenshot below, this was the first written record, there was non before the war, because it never happened
People who says our oba came from ife should better be leaving in late century their time in this century is a waste, in this present century not only do our elite have acess to information, everyone too has ascess to this information at their comfort zone and its absolutely free of charge, just your time that is needed
The first myth perpetuated by benin ife is on the screenshot, below compare it to the recent myth carried around
Benin - owo happened Benin-eko happened
But Benin-ife is a big staged myth, used for political and cultural gains from both benin and Yoruba people
Ask them were is the head of the oba of benin buried at ife, they will show you an empty grave cite, that was made to accompany the myth few years ago
Benin-ife is a myth
Ife came into limelight from 1897 when a yoruba oyo returned slave from England, came back and composed a book on the history of yoruba at 1897 he personally made ife the cradle of yoruba civilization for his own personal reasons
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Culture › Re: The Battle Of The Titans: The Ogiso aborigines Vs Oba Of Benin by gregyboy(m): 4:57pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Yoruba wants to make our our yoruba since 300bc, why not kidnap him, and forcefully place your Yoruba in the benin palace
Since the false history is not working well |
Politics › Re: Edo Group Declares Obaseki “Enemy Of Oba Of Benin” Throne by gregyboy(m): 2:18pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel: Don't bring it cause is dead on arrival. It was Ife first for over 8000 years before Oyo empire.
Even the Obi of Onitshas migrated from Ife I see your madness is same as that of Tao11, you both smoked same weed |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 2:15pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: I conquered Ile-Ibinu. 
Ogun kee you instead  Ogun nor fit kill benin person na we get am, Ogun dey kee you |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 2:04pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: No distractions please.
The raping and incest in Ile-Ibini must stop.  Ile binu kee you |
Politics › Re: Edo Group Declares Obaseki “Enemy Of Oba Of Benin” Throne by gregyboy(m): 2:04pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel: The truth will come out very soon. You go and ask the itsekiris about their histories they know how it goes...Is Ife firstly before Benin Go and read Stories about tribes in Delta that are of Southwest origin.
The truth will eventually Overshadowed Igodomigodo fake history with time. And the truth of how ife was a myth formed by an oyo man would be busted by me and unfolded soon And foolish you dont know the history of your ancestors but support one mythical take of ife |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 2:01pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: The raping and ’incesting’ has to stop.
Young little boys for that matter. Do you wanna try my love-vendor love-vendor |
Politics › Re: Edo Group Declares Obaseki “Enemy Of Oba Of Benin” Throne by gregyboy(m): 1:59pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel: The ogiemien were truly d native the Oba's palace cannot just write them off like that You still dont know the history youre arguing on after the desmise of ekaladeran to ughton the oba died and benin was left without king, evain ogiemen father ascended the throne he was from the benin royal family, evain died and ogiemen ascended, ekaladeran returned and fought ogiemen which a truce was broke between them |
Politics › Re: Edo Group Declares Obaseki “Enemy Of Oba Of Benin” Throne by gregyboy(m): 1:55pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel: Gregyboy these are your igodomigodo natives but you will be insulting the Yoruba and Ife history.
Go and learn the true Benin history that's if you really wanna learn Lol, you that don't know your history but hide under the canopy of yoruba and mythical ife.... I spit for you...... |
Culture › Re: Interprete Dis In Ur Own Local Dialect Language... by gregyboy(m): 1:05pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Truvel: There Is Nothing Like Dat, What U Heard Is Possibly A Rumour. I dont expect you accept this tho in the open But they did i dont want to bring screenshot to avoid unseen obscurity for tribal bashing of ijaw people |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 12:57pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: No, the Oba of Benin raped lately, from the information reaching us. 
So his raping and ’incesting’ has to stop. U dey find who u won follow talk, your Yoruba brothers full there, i hear say yoruba men nor sabi Bleep, so the hearing of our king fucking makes you wet, Yes we benin are good on bed, just letme know if you want to try it out |
Culture › Re: Interprete Dis In Ur Own Local Dialect Language... by gregyboy(m): 11:52am On Aug 30, 2020*. Modified: 1:03pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Truvel: As 4 D Eating Of Whitemen, It's A Lie. Some Ijaws Do Eat Monkeys Not All Do & I Don't Eat Monkeys Neither Av I Tasted Dem B4. So who ate the whitemen in nigeria that the whitemen noted, The Europeans documented how ijaws were cannibals who were eating them They called them eaters of men, i could send you the screenshot if needed by you.... Maybe you didnt even know this before now |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 11:48am On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: The Oba of Benin must stop raping and ‘incesting’ whether you like it or not.  This one you're so instrested in rape and have turned to rape advocate , were you raped lately |
Culture › Re: Why Do The Bini So Love And Respect Thier Oba Unlike Other Tribe Do 2 Their King by gregyboy(op): 11:29am On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: Stop justifying your Oba’s rape and incest. 
E enter die! Craze woman |
Culture › Re: Why Do Afuze And People From Owan East Bear Yoruba Names by gregyboy(m): 11:28am On Aug 30, 2020 |
TAO11: Flog?? ... Where?? ... Does flog now have a different meaning?? 
Stop clutching at straws, and provide the evidence comparable to when your brother, Prolog noted that you lack the ability to use your brain.
My question still stands: Name me one person on the whole of Nairaland who thinks you are mentally fit. No ones ever think you're sane most especially your brothers, on how you keep sticking your head out for flogging is what marvels them the most, most times dey don't even give you likes for it, just to tell you, you're completely saying rubbish I have succeeded beating you black and blue My new purpose is to scatter the entire yoruba people starting from nairaland I have already scattered you longtime ago na d rest remain |