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Christistruth00:

Gadafii:
i remembered sometimes i used to cum with just Mouth Action or few thrust thats not beyond 30 seconds

my most embarrassingmoment was ejaculating while putting on condom, omo i cast for the girl front, until i started working on my mind and pre-intimacy..i made sure before i even penetrate her i would have made her climax by working on her pucc with my fingers...guys concentrate on her upper oart of her pucc and place a firm finger or two on it and do a ciricular motion, pick pace at interval..she would be more than satisfied


after then, while digging in, measure ur thrust, slow steady, then pick pace again like four fast thrust in two seconds, then slow down again, if you notice you are approaching climax, pull out completely and relax, drink chill water and rest well before you continue..but u must know that ur first climax is difficult to control, but if you gain an erecksion within minutes after you climax, your second cuming will take forever if you follow the procedure above

Nisiw365:
E pain am. No go commit suicide ooo hahaha

Benin empire with 2 by 2 kingdom of 4 local governments and 500k population

While great Yoruba's are 70 million in population
Yorubas aren't your mate. Go and resume to your kidnapping business

Nisiw365:
Benindiot in pains
Ibadan raided the whole of Benin and thats why we have Yoruba's in Edo today
All Edo's migrated from ile ife and thats the fact
If not for Yoruba's, Benin population today would have been 10k instead of 500k
So be thankful to Yoruba's at least you have 4 local governments in Edo state today

Nisiw365:
Benidiots in sifia pains
Ibadan took slaves from your Benin while your inconsequential weak oba of Benin could not do anything

You colonize Yoruba people while the Yoruba people you colonize have more impact, more language, more landmass, more successful, greater than your weak 2 by 2 Benin

You didnt colonize Yoruba rather all Edo's are Yoruba because Edo's migrated from ile ife lunatic olofo

Nisiw365:
Its good that you are giving those benidiots the beating of their lives

TAO11:
LMAO!

At this point, I can only laugh off my head and also have pity on these Benin laughing stocks for their palpably perceptible insecurity.

May God lay his hands on you all and free you all from the grip of inferiority complex. Amen!

Now to debunking your heap of crap as I am used to doing:

(1) Regarding the phrase “Lago de Curamo” with which Ruy de Sequeira described the ‘water’ around the island:

“Lago” is a Portuguese word — it means “lake”.

“Lagos” is a Portuguese word — it means “lakes”.

“Curamo” is NOT a Portuguese word — it doesn’t mean jack.

If “Curamo” meant jack in Portuguese, then historians would not have ignored the Portuguese language in their quest for its meaning.

Historians deem it to have been derived from one of the native/indigenous names of Lagos island itself.

And as the account published in D’Avezac (1845) has shown on page 26, the Portuguese usage of this [local] name of Lagos is older than Binis’ later usage.

The phrase “Lago de Curamo” actually relates to the ‘water’ surrounding Èkó itself — “Lake of Curamo”

And the most rational explanation (in the light) of all the adduced facts and historical information is that the Portuguese rendering “Curamo” derived from a well known native name of Lagos, viz. Eko-Aromi [re], sometimes also Eko-Aromi [sa].


(2) Regarding your tears about “Lekki”: You May cry all you want, but “Lekki” is the name, not “Eki”. LMAO!

Moreover, it was never a market place, much less a Benin market place — but I understand your search for relevance as the Bini person that you are.

Lastly, your “Quora” informant is partly correct. (S)he is correct to the extent that “Lekki” came to be named after a European who once resided there.

However, your informant is mistaken if he indeed said that he is a Portuguese. No he isn’t a Portuguese.

Captain Leckie is an Englishman [not a Portuguese], and was the first Englishman to settle at the town.

He is said to have lived at the town for a considerable length of time, and he was reported to be very, very sociable.

Binis e-miscreants will find peace the day they would hug the harsh [to them] reality that the limits of Benin kingdom is confined to Benin city and its surrounding Edoid areas.

Peace!

Cc: lifeisgood12, rhektor, nisiw365

Stoplying:
I only wonder why you guys like to engage that chronic yoruba liar. Several months ago I showed a French text in which the author whom is an eyewitness to our ancestors clearly stated that Lagos belongs to Benin and it was called Korame by Benin. The fraud whom you are engaging and most if you were in that discussion. I don't see any need to relitigate an already proven fact, there is proof that the yoruba fraud is lying.

TAO11:
LMAO!

For the sake of educating you, Ruy de Sequeira is the name of the European explorer who described the waters of Lagos area by the words Lago de Curamo, meaning Lake of Curamo. De Sequeira’s exploration of the west African coast was around the year 1472.

The foregoing details on Ruy de Sequeira’s “Lago de Curamo” is at least according to a chronicle written in the 1500s, and first published in the year 1563 by Antonio Galvão. Refer to reference below:

Antonio Galvão, ”Tratado Dos Descobrimentos,” 1563, p. 129.

I don’t have any screenshot to help you with. You do the work you needed me to do for you.

Now you have the reference. Go ahead and hop from library to library.

Cheers!

Cc: rhektor, lifeisgood12

PeaceJoyLove:
Seems you dont check your email cos I replied you immediately I received it. How do you want to establish a strong contact and learn from someone online if you arent even online? I deliberately did not tell you I have replied you to see how long it will take you check your email. Na wa oooo. A big red flag.

Goodluck sir!

TAO11:
LMAO!

For the sake of educating you, Ruy de Sequeira is the name of the European explorer who described the waters of Lagos area by the words Lago de Curamo, meaning Lake of Curamo. De Sequeira’s exploration of the west African coast was around the year 1472.

The foregoing details on Ruy de Sequeira’s “Lago de Curamo” is at least according to a chronicle written in the 1500s, and first published in the year 1563 by Antonio Galvão. Refer to reference below:

Antonio Galvão, ”Tratado Dos Descobrimentos,” 1563, p. 129.

I don’t have any screenshot to help you with. You do the work you needed me to do for you.

Now you have the reference. Go ahead and hop from library to library.

Cheers!

Cc: rhektor, lifeisgood12

samuk:
All the references are in my first write up before the one you commented on.

sylve11:
you mean you want something like this?

samuk:
I only intervened because of how you tried to downplay the significance of Benin supplied guns and ammunitions in the Kiriji war. If Ijebu supplied guys at all, they were insignificant as I have already shown in my earlier intervention.

The name Kiriji itself was named after the reverberating sounds, Ki-ri-ji-i of Benin supplied guns. Or should I say the war itself got it's name Kiriji from the sound of Benin guns.

The report by the British governor, R. E. Dennett that the Alaafin he visited told him of his predecessors paying tributes to Benin is firmly established in the pre colonial history of Nigeria and your fable attempts to deny it will only end here on nairaland. The history has already been written in history books.

Again the Alaafin that told Hugh Clapperton in 1824 that he has sent for his friend the Oba of Benin for troops to assist him didn't say the Alaafin paid for such services/help from the Oba of Benin. The issue of payment was purely your own makeup.

All you have written, are attempts to downplay, misrepresent what actually happened and what was actually recorded to have been said.

You were not there when the British governor visited the Alaafin to know what was discussed. Why would the British governor lied about what the Alaafin told him? The British were not Benin best friends Judging from what they wrote about Benin and the subsequent destruction of the city and stealing of her artefacts.

I quoted verbatim, I didn't add my opinions and meanings into the historical narratives I presented, whilst your reply is laced with conjectures, ifs, maybe this, maybe that, you even implied that the British governor R. E. Dennett lied in his report.

Must everyone that doesn't agree with your ethnic biases be liars.

The Benins are liars, British governor R. E. Dennett was a liar. Take it easy.

TAO11:
First of all, I am shocked (like Buhari ) that you just stumbled upon R.C.C. Law’s “Trade and Politics behind the Slave Coast” only last night.

For your information, some of us have jacked same material a long time ago, and have seen the page 330 where Ogieiriaixi was said to have given his personal guess of what he thinks “CuRamo” may mean.

First thing first: Ogieiriaixi is an Edo man, and he was decent enough to have made it clear that he doesn’t know what he himself is saying for certain. He made it clear that he was simply guessing.

Secondly, his guess is unfortunately wrong (not merely because of his Edo bias, but) because of the simple explanation below:

(1) Benin didn’t have connections with Lagos until in the mid/late-1500s.

(2) Yet the Portuguese who visited Lagos in the 1400s, encountered the name Curamo/Koráme there.

(3) The only indigenous name of Lagos from which de Sequeira could have gotten his transcription is none other than the well known indigenous Lagos phrase:

EkoAromi-re/EkoAromi-sa — that is, EkoAromi.

(4) This (i.e. EkoAromi) is consistent with the historical timelines of Portuguese’s first contact with Lagos vis-a-vis Benin’s first contact with Lagos.

(5) Ogieiriaixi’s guess — on the other hand — is out of touch with the historical timelines of the Portuguese’s contact with Lagos vis-a-vis Benin’s first contact with Lagos.

(6) This (i.e. EkoAromi) is also in consistency with the basic consonantal structure of the Portuguese forms: Curamo/Koráme — that is, “K-R-M”.

(7) Ogieiriaixi’s guess, on the other hand, is out of touch with linguistic reality. It is inconsistent with the basic consonantal structure of the Portugues forms: Curamo/Koráme — that is, NOT “k-N-m”.

Cc: lifeisgood12, rhektor

lifeisgood12:
during the kiriji war, the only role benin played was supplying weapons to both sides. You claim oyo was beaten by benin when benin never even fought them. Benins have never had economic control over the entire lagos, how do you have control over the entire lagos when they only overlooked one of the smallest parts of lagos. "if the aworis and ijebu came to lagos Island to trade they subcome to the benin trade rules", ijebus traded with portuguese even before you lots got to lagos. Which benin trade rules lol , u lack sense. "Again badagary became one of d economic hub with the emerge of slave trade, all forms of trade took place in lagos highland"- where is the source for this. " royalties to the oba of lagos", badagry has never been under the hands of oba of lagos.

free2ryhme:
E no dey work. Why did it not work when the British sacked Benin empire?

It was one Joe from Sheffield that put the then oba of Benin in chains

lifeisgood12:
"You all always get it wrong, because bini influence never got to those areas does that mean benin never ruled them or her influence was not overlording them" - what stupid argument is this? To control and manage colonies, imperialists used different forms and methods. The four forms were colony, protectorate, sphere of influence, and economic imperialism. Two methods included direct control followed by a policy of paternalism and indirect control. Theres no account of benin ever getting to those areas, u agree with that. There is also no evidence benin used puppets for their indirect control. . Hmmm

Where is the source benin kingdom defeated oyos. The only nigerian/outside groups that have ever defeated oyo are nupes, fulanis, dahomeys. U stated "Lagos Island was the econmic hub and the capital of lagos in the 16 century when the benins besieged it,". Lagos island was never the economic hub in the past. Badagry was the economic hub of lagos. Badagry was where slaves were sold and goods were traded the most out of everywhere in modern day southwest.

"These people you mentioned were all present when bini overtook their trading port which was lagos Island, they all fought against the benins but they weren't victorious and they lost"- There has been no evidence benins ever fought with ijebus or oyo. Each yoruba subgroup of them had their territory which they controlled. Aworis, ijebus, oyos and others all had their different territory. "Lagos highland was the capital" - you must have forgotten modern day lagos city is made up of carved parts of ogun state. What century exactly did ijaws/itsekiris get to lagos and name the parts they were in. How can small lagos island be the capital, u need to check a map.

Obdk:
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I kno lagos is Portuguese language. I want to kno if it has yorogba meaning...

PeaceJoyLove:
OK.

lifeisgood12:
benin only ruled lagos island. Most parts of modern lagos state was controlled by aworis and ijebus. This is the map of modern day lagos state. Read the history of some of those cities/places like ikorodu, agbowa, ifako ijaye, epe were always controlled by ijebus. Ikeja has always been inhabited by aworis and theres no history of benin ruling that part. Badagry was founded by aworis and controlled by oyos. Ive been seeing this misinformation to be common online about benin ruling lagos when most parts of lagos were controlled by other people.