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Romance › Re: My Junior Sister Is Gay by gregyboy(m): 6:29am On Jun 16, 2020
Kingkun69:
u are an atheist but u said its demonic abeg do u even know what atheist means
Gay
Romance › Re: My Junior Sister Is Gay by gregyboy(m): 10:08pm On Jun 15, 2020
The o. P is the one that's is a Lesbian she is passing the message indirectly....

To her felliw nairaland LGBT community
Romance › Re: My Junior Sister Is Gay by gregyboy(m):
Vikkygeee:
Thanks for your advice but I don't see it that way ,it's their body and it's their choice.
Wtf are you saying, wtf wtf..........your children oneday will be influenced by your sis we will read the story here
Romance › Re: My Junior Sister Is Gay by gregyboy(m):
Vikkygeee:
I created this account lately to search for something here so I figured I'd just throw this out and maintain my anonymity.
I am 30years old and I'm the first born of my family I've got 2 siblings, one male and female.
My sister just finished her education in Ukraine and she is working in am hospital in lagos she's a medical doctor and she's just 25.
My sister is a very attractive girl and she has always had tons of male admirers ,some guys even go to the extent of befriending me just to get in touch with my sister,but the problem is she just doesn't like to mingle or even hangout with guys except they are just her friends.
Growing up I thought it was because of the brotherly advice I gave her about men so I wasn't worried, at 16 she went to Ukraine and came back 7 years later.
When she came back I notice there is always this Ukrainian girl that calls her like everytime daily and they talk for hours, I thought they were just bffs until I used her laptop when data ran out of mine one day and just happen to see her chats and what I saw was suprising, their chat dated for years and i saw pictures of them together on dates, vacations, bed,kissing, cuddling ,heck I even found some explicit picture the girl sent her ,but for the sake of privacy I didn't check it out.
The problem now Is that our parents are disciplinarian and I don't ever want them to find out because it will lead to a big trouble between them.
Some days ago I showed at my sister's apartment and I sat her down and asked her if she's gay or not,she replied without even hesitating that she is truly gay and she wouldn't live her life otherwise, hearing this I just left without saying anything and went to my house,she even called me a couple times to explain but I didn't pick up.
After pondering about this issue I decided to speak to her because I love her so much as she is our last born,i called her to come and meet me at home,she came and i spoke to her at length about the situation on ground and I made her understand that Nigeria doesn't support those kind of things,my sister replied me that she's engaged to that ukranian and she is going to marry her irrespective of what it'll cost her.
Knowing my little sister she's an extremely determined human being, anything she says she'll do, she'll do it even if she'll suffer though it.i don't want to lose her so I've given her my support and told her I'll find a way to solve this issue.
The problem now is that a friend of mine advised me to tell our parents so that everything will scatter and she won't have a choice,to tell the truth that was what I planned on doing before, or she goes back to Ukraine this year and marry that girl then they'll do artificial insemination to bear a child that way we'll have something to show to our parents that'll signify she's married and later on we'll let the cat out of the bag.
Please mature people should help me chip in and give me some advice abeg.
O. P dont listen to those mumu advice this nlders Lesbian are given you to support her, they are Lesbian as soon as they saw the thread they flocked in....

Reset your little sis brain




Am an atheist but homosexuality have no place in this earth now or later they will be haunted to extinction......
Culture › Re: Benin Kingdom In Edo State Remained Part Of The Expansive Yoruba - Ooni Of Ife by gregyboy(m): 5:36pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
No distractions allowed. grin

Address the isssue.

Benin pays homage to Ife, and it still continues till date. Ask EwuareII -- he did on ascension.
Boredom
Culture › Re: Is This True About Yorubas by gregyboy(op): 5:35pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
Licking your wound in a corner far away from sight. kiss grin
Boredom go kill you
Culture › Re: Look At Benin Children Vs Edo Children by gregyboy(m): 5:32pm On Jun 15, 2020
jades5050:
Hello people of Edo state I need someone to give me the directive to okada market and the next market day am from Ibadan , this is my first time of going to Edo state to things
If you're in benin go to any market woman and ask..... They will give u all d info just tell them u are a stranger
Culture › Re: The Modern Benin Kingdom by gregyboy(m): 5:30pm On Jun 15, 2020
jades5050:
Hello people please I need help , am from Ibadan I need someone to give me the directive to okada market and the next market day , I want to buy some goods at the market


Thanks
In benin
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 5:26pm On Jun 15, 2020
[quote author=TAO12 post=90697877]Let me scare this little poor boy!

Watch out! Watch out!! Watch out!!! Awolowo is at your back. grin cheesy grin cheesy[/quotje]


No he drank poison remeber..... He was a weakling and puppet to his hausa master which betrayed him and had to commit suicide.....


TAO11 have sense dead men dont act
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 5:22pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
Hahaha! E pain am! cheesy

Remember where you admitted that you're foolish, after being disgraced?? grin

See link here for a fresh reminder: https://www.nairaland.com/5858411/oyo-successor-state#89563875

Those pages above are from Professor S.A. "Akintoye's "A History of the Yoruba People" -- The same professor you cited some days ago while trying to spin his words. wink

His writting which I attached above is simply a restatement of the eyewitness account of the European slave trader Archbald Dalzel who lived in Dahomey in the 1700s.

Archibald Dalzel's "History of Dahomey" -- published in the year 1793 -- has the following to say on Oyo's ascendancy over Dahomey. See attachments.

Poor Edo liar boy is already being soaked in his tears today again. cheesy

cc: RuggedSniper, gomojam, MetaPhysical, Moneywomen17, babtoundey
Rubbish, get me a dahomey source agreeing to oyo dominanc
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 3:14pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
(1) Your first claims here have been dealt with beyond remedy.

In fact, you eventually agreed that all the so-called Benin conquests are simply imaginations in the head of the Edos.


(2) You've tried this nonsense before on another thread where you were eventually disgraced.

See the attached screenshots for the 2nd half of your disgrace. grin

cc: RuggedSniper, gomojam, MetaPhysical, Moneywomen17, babtoundey
Letme see tye author of the book ths lies must be coming from a Yoruba author... Lies dahomey did the conquering and brought oyo collapse

I want to see the author of the book
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 3:10pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
Shut up!

"The Benin lie about conquest is only an imagination in our heads." --- gregyboy, 2020.
#Pained


Lol, another one pained here ....


With your smelly mouth youre using to say shut up.... Mumu woman abi man
Culture › Re: Benin Kingdom In Edo State Remained Part Of The Expansive Yoruba - Ooni Of Ife by gregyboy(m): 2:16pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
It's an open secret.

It still happeninng even in modern times.

Ask the Omo N'Oba N'Edo, Oba EwuareII.
You're bored again go chat your brothers

Probably you're Hot, sorry am not interested i heard from the igbos saying yoruba women are dirty in there so i will pass
Culture › Re: Is This True About Yorubas by gregyboy(op): 2:14pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
Of course they (the Edos) were. That unclothedness point dey pain una sha oo! angry grin

Of course the Benin royalty (who are Yorubas) wore clothes tho.
Am trying to picture how our naked fathers bleeped and raped your clothed women without stress why your clothed male couldn't do anything
Culture › Re: Benin Kingdom In Edo State Remained Part Of The Expansive Yoruba - Ooni Of Ife by gregyboy(m): 2:11pm On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
And Benin paid homage to its non-existence.

Wawu! grin
Youre always making joke TAO11 be serious for once i will call your mom now....
Culture › Re: Ebira People..... by gregyboy(m): 12:51pm On Jun 15, 2020
Ebira people shit and dont wipe thier ass like yoruba people when they go to church
Culture › Re: How Can Benin Kingdom Survive Without Access To Sea? by gregyboy(m): 11:28am On Jun 15, 2020
RedboneSmith:
It's always surprising to me the number of educated Nigerians who do not understand what 'landlocked' means. That is why some semi-literate boys were insulting Edochie for saying Igboland is landlocked.

Having an inland river port does not mean you are not landlocked. If your ports do not lie directly on the Atlantic Ocean, if vessels have to meander up north through territories belonging to other people to get to your ports, my dear, you are landlocked!

The people whose territory ships have to sail through to get to your port can deny access to ships going to your ports (especially if there is no international treaty mandating that the river be kept open), and your inland river ports will become useless.

This is why people like Edochie have been calling for tact and diplomacy, so you don't end up alienating the people your economic well-being might end up being dependent upon.
You're right in a way smart thought
Culture › Re: Benin Kingdom In Edo State Remained Part Of The Expansive Yoruba - Ooni Of Ife by gregyboy(m): 10:06am On Jun 15, 2020
MetaPhysical:
Yoruba Empire made Benin Kingdom mighty. Without Yoruba Benin is not a kingdom. Your articles of sovereingty came from Ife Empire.
A mythical town that never existed
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 10:01am On Jun 15, 2020
babtoundey:
Olo means goddess
okun means sea
This equates to goddess of the see. E gba mi o Gregboy/ Edoyoung has come with another bombshell!
He will soon come back to refute this concoction as he did with "it is red" and "it is shining"

Olokun is an Edo word when we have words let Olorun (the one that owns heaven) oloko (the one that owns a farmland), olorire (the one that's fortunate), olokiki (the one that is famous).

Yoruba expressions and words have a unique pattern of formation. When you wake up in one morning and dreamt of making what has never been yours your own, you become as confused and comical like Gregboy/Edoyoung.

Interesting enough, the spelling and pronunciation pattern of most of these deities Gregboy contend with don't agree with the lexis of Edo language. Most of Edo words and expressions are clusters of consonants and vowels (that gives a Yoruba person like me serious headache to pronoun). How come all the names of the deities you claim as yours violate this pattern and agree only with pattern of arrangement of Yoruba Lexi (CONSONANT+VOWEL/VOWEL+CONSONANT/CONSONANT+VOWEL+VOWEL+CONSONANT).

Olokun- v+c+v+c+v+c (no consonant clusters)
ogun - v+c+v+c (no cluster)
ifa - v+c+a (no cluster)
oba - v+c+v (no cluster)
ayelala - (no cluster)
Ogboni - v+c+v+c+v (no consonant clusters. "gb" is a single consonant sound)

What more, you will never see any sane Yoruba creating some useless threads saying olokun- belongs to Yoruba, ifa belongs to Yoruba, Ogboni is ours. This is so because these are standing, obvious and undisputable facts.

If you are deluded enough to believe you own ifa, ogun, sango, obatala, olokun, ayelala etc you will soon come with the claim that the word "Nigeria" is originally yours.
#Pained

The statement truth is painful was never a lie

Nxt life yorubas will conquer edo and influence them both culturally and religiously but as for this life there is no hope

Our naked ancestors according to TAO11 conquered yorubas...
Lol
Culture › Re: Benins Are The Owners Of Ogboni Confraternity and olokun worship by gregyboy(op): 9:48am On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
An interesting question:

Do you know what these 3 individuals (Oranmiyan, Awolowo, and Tao) have in common in relation to the Edos' Kingdom??
TAO11 TAO12 has gone mad
Culture › Re: How Can Benin Kingdom Survive Without Access To Sea? by gregyboy(m): 9:32am On Jun 15, 2020
MightySparrow:
Bros. nigeria is not breaking: no Benin kingdom republic or Biafra in view. pls eat good pounded yam with bushmeat drink your palmwine like the one of your ibilo and keep calm.
Bro start believing in it, we are leaving the yorubas with the hausa to run the leftover of the country
Culture › Re: The Modern Benin Kingdom by gregyboy(m): 9:25am On Jun 15, 2020
AreaFada2:
I understand your position. But there is an undercurrent of people feeling Benin is dominating them.

It led to the state being called Edo. It should have been Benin. Because Edo was only central part of Benin City. Bendel came from Benin and Delta Provinces. Benin became Edo but Delta remains Delta.
It was to remove the impression that Oba is ruler over the whole state. It would imply that if called Benin State.

What people say about how they are related to Benin is irrelevant. Action matters most. Have you as Benin met a non Benin but Edo person who is a policeman or govt official in govt offices anywhere in Nigeria? 30 years back before state creation I heard Edo Central people boasting thru will rather help Hausa than assist a Benin person.

The Benins are very naive regarding this relationship. Others are ready to scheme us out anything. But Benins have this attitude of their our people and act so. Others say so but act very differently.

The sooner Benins smell the coffee the better.
Go check Edo Central forums online. Because they are largely anony, they are venting their bile against Benin. They are even saying Benin are invaders from Yoruba land. That they own all of Edo originally.

I just wonder if they had 67% of Edo population like Benin has.

Benin would be totally made redundant.

Do not let experience in university towns that are very diverse deceive you.

We cannot afford enemies within and fifth columnist. Their ancestors knew their allegiance. Today allegiance is fluid and determined by where people stand to gain more from.
I know all this too i stayed in edo north to be truthful the edo north mostly identify with the yoruba than edo tribe most of thier people are based in lagos and thier children speak Yoruba they bear names like ogedegbe the Ijesha warrior who raided them in the time past....
They even see Binis as Yoruba too, just know the passion how they love yorubas i believe a portion of thier population were yorubas who got assimilated through time,
But you see the edo central the esan people jeez those people will go extra mile to claim benin, if they see a benin man they are so happy they will give that benin person his accorded rights

The esan and estako people they dont agree culturally and politically, they would rather let benins rule than allow any of them govern
The current political struggle between obaseki and oshiomole is not felt in benin but between the estako and esan people
At the end of the day they have no choice than to
Be under a country called edo
Culture › Re: Is This True About Yorubas by gregyboy(op): 9:00am On Jun 15, 2020
TAO12:
You mean blood transfusion? grin cheesy grin grin

Trying to make excuse for why Edos were mistreated by the Yorubas.
Our ancestors were naked.... Abi?

Am asking
Culture › Re: Is This True About Yorubas by gregyboy(op): 8:59am On Jun 15, 2020
davidnazee:
And all three have Edo blood in them.. even you too because I remember after the conquest of Awori, the naked Benin warriors were breeding the Awori women.. so u may just be an offspring of that union lol.. grin
Lol...... Epic reply i love our naked benin ancestors with thier nudity they could build an empire that Europeans recongned with as a city as far back 15c, they also waged war with the clothed kingdoms and sacked thier kings.....

It seems unclothedness is the way forward grin grin
Culture › Re: Is This True About Yorubas by gregyboy(op): 8:54am On Jun 15, 2020
davidnazee:
We don;t need God to tell us about Benin.. Traces of Great Benin oppression of the Yorubas is still visible till tomorrow.. That is all the evidence we need..
Ozuor.. grin
She loves talking she isn't doing this for an act of defense for her tribe....
She will purposely draw you into a senseless discussion just to keep herself busy, online
I know her trick

Imagine an argument she had with Etinosa1234
Saying edos didnt conquer lagos through military might but rather with peaceful infiltration

And you will be wondering, peaceful infiltration another tribe from nowhere came suddenly and established thier king in your land chased the indigenous rulers to the outskirt without no fight or anyform of resistance..... Just for her to satisfy her tribal ego... If it was in her shoe to write history she would even say benin never ventured to lagos......
She is a funny lady bro i pity her spouse sha she go sabi do i too know
Culture › Re: The Modern Benin Kingdom by gregyboy(m): 8:36am On Jun 15, 2020
AreaFada2:
Everyone within Edo South legal entities remain in situ. Simple. In Ovia, Yoruboid Edo are part of the Benin nation. No agitation there.

The opportunity to migrate and join whoever anyone deem to be their kin anywhere else in Nigeria or successor nations is open.
No i believe edo as a whole would make a great country i have stayed both in edo central and edo north they regard we benins as thier ancestral home, benin empire didnt archive greatness without them, those areas was were the oba drew his foot soldiers from, in the acient times we allowed them to have thier own autonomy
And thier people had a say in the governance of the ancient Kingdom.....
So there was no room for injustice
Edos are one we should be bothered about other Edoid tribes outside the shores of edo state like urhobo and co
Culture › Re: How Can Benin Kingdom Survive Without Access To Sea? by gregyboy(m): 10:02pm On Jun 14, 2020
TheGodlessGod:
look at the map, we are blocked by itskeeri land
The ughoton river connects to the ocean that was how the Portuguese sailed to benin, we also have the gegele sea port, too, benin will survive my brother


We already sharing the country nice one, i dont support one Nigeria, this nigeria is a mess
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 7:52pm On Jun 14, 2020
TAO12:
I know you cant. I expected that. grin

Anywyas, feel free to take your time.

In fact, you can read one word per day.
If you are debating on the olokun origin forget it bro its edo

You cant make me keep you busy i know you are bored
Culture › Re: The main reasons Yoruba not enlisted as a tribe in Edo state by gregyboy(m): 7:49pm On Jun 14, 2020
TAO12:
I hope you don't cry sha!
Attention seaker
Culture › Re: Olokun Worship is Indigenous 2 benins but some others were borrowed from yorubas by gregyboy(m): 7:47pm On Jun 14, 2020
TAO12:
(1) There is no such thing a "NigerDelta Kingdom".

(a) The Kingdoms have been there since ancient pre-colonial times.

(b) NigerDelta was only recently created as a region in Nigeria.

Stop attempting to make the term NigerDelta (of Nigeria) look ancient.


(2) I know you, for sure, that Awolowo chases you around in your dreams. grin

Having said that, every sane person know for sure that the Itsekiris have been influential since pre-colonial times.

The other kingdoms round the coast in the region just do not come close at all for comparison.

The itsekiris are about the first people (of today's Nigeria) to be contacted by the Europeans.

Awolowo, didn't direct the Portuguese to recognize them. Most of Awolowo's fore-parents weren't even born at the time. cheesy


(3) Can you name me one Kingdom in the Niger Delta region, whose native tongue explains the words Olokun or UmaleOkun?

Not one except the Yorubas of the region -- the Itsekiris.

So, they werent merely "singled-out" (as you put it), they were identified correctly.


(4) A royalty from the Bini court (not the Edos) came in contact with the Itsekiris, and the Itsekiris accepted him to be King.

A Bini scholar (Obaro Ikime) has suggested that a reason why the Itsekiris easily accepted him and made him king is because the Benin court appears to have been bilingual (speaking both Yoruba and Edo) that early.

In any case, the accounts (either of Itsekiris or of Binis) do not speak of any conquest.

Important Note:
The Itsekiris accepted Ginuwa -- another Yoruba of Benin. The Itsekiris did not accept any Edo.

The Edos are admittedly slaves of the Yoruba Oba of Benin -- a thing of joy and pride to the Edos.

Refer to



In Summary:
I am glad you have ultimately admitted that the Yorubas introduced Olokun, UmaleOkun to you Edos.

Hurray!!! grin
keep it short am not reading it and am not responding back

Guy make you mention short i dont have time reading long epitsle
Culture › Re: The main reasons Yoruba not enlisted as a tribe in Edo state by gregyboy(m): 7:37pm On Jun 14, 2020
TAO12:
Wait! Where did Samuel Johnson say that Oranmiyan was Oduduwa's so and not his grandson??

Edo liar on the lose! grin grin grin




Moreover, do you mean myth just like Roth's who made-up Ekalderhan and sold it to your dumb people?? /s

Or like Ruopells' who made-up Ewuare and sold it to your dumb people?? /s

And many more.

cc: Mraphel
Hate speech
Culture › Re: Benins Are The Owners Of Ogboni Confraternity and olokun worship by gregyboy(op): 7:27pm On Jun 14, 2020
TAO12:
(1) You've already been crushed beyond remedy on the "Oba" argument -- you were crushed both as "Edeyoung" and also as "gregyboy". grin

There is no point beating a dead horse on that. cheesy

(2a) IFa (which you Edos call IHa, just as you call UFe as UHe) goes in syn with Olokun.

(i) Evidence of this claim from Yoruba perspective is as follows:

The Yoruba praise Ifa as follows: Ifa-Olokun a soro d'ayo.

(ii) Evidence of this claim from Edo perspective is as follows:

Refer to the attached image from page 47 of Norma Rosen's "Chalk Iconography in Olokun Worship" with the following accompanying notes:

*DIVINATION PLATE (IHA OKPAN) WITH OLOKUN DIVINATION TOOLS SUCH AS COWRIES AND COINS. -- p.47.

My Note: In Yoruba religion, the "divination plate" is known as "okpon Ifa".

In the light of the fact that you've eventually admitted (in the link below) that Olokun was indeed introduced to the Edos by Yorubas; Ifa which goes in sync with Olokun was therefore also introduced with it to the Edos by the Yorubas.

(2b) Moreover, "Orunmila" who is unanimously (agreed by both Yoruba and Edo) as the greatest deified-Ifa priest of all time has a Yoruba name.

Can you tell us the meaning of Orunmila in Edo language. Break it down.

(3) Youve bee crushed at this link where you eventually admitted that Olokun was indeed introduced to the Edos by the Yorubas.

https://www.nairaland.com/5910322/olokun-worship-indigenous-benin-other/1#90661084

cc: MetaPhysical, BabaRamota1980
Keep it short, am not edeyoung you bigot

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