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Dartilo:Ise, ke wu we, De ghe na we ukwu ewere vbe edo, Afix edate yor ne ha, |
LukasPodolski:Which lies, lol spot one of the lies |
lastempero:Uzwor, Which state are you |
valirex:Ok e understand laoor egwi ni na translate ehe, Igwa gben do rheror I dont no how to write edo but pardon my spellings |
We can use voice note to speak here and teach ourselves If need be |
I speak bini in d open with non bini, wen i speak dey say ehnn what did u say then i interprete Some of them gradually begin to grap d words, Ama ewomwen, tor weii |
valirex:Oma ma na ale zedo, azeladin newan noma enedo niyan ohen Lets speak d language out, bini language should be a general language in edo, learnt by every edo tribe as a second language or even firsf |
lastempero:Na mumu dey worry u, pray make u nor come dis life again come mumu Edo state is widely and globally know for her historical hub and her artefact which have been featured on marvels movies Edo state was created out of Midwestern state August 1991 Edostate is the third largest state by landmass in southern part of nigeria nigeria after oyo and calabar Edo state was the first state to grant free education from basic level to secondary school awolowo was not the first, it was ambrose ali who did it first Edo state was the first state to start the endsars protest in nigeria after the video surfaced at ugheli, they took the first protest to ringroad and then to the oba palace before other state followed suit Edo odion(edo is the first) Edo is the educational hub in nigeria Uniben, used to be the most applied school and still among the top five most applied university in nigeria, it still hold the first in courses like medcine and law, Ambrose Ali a state university in nigeria, is nigeria number one best in law school Igbinedion University was the first private university in nigeria Benson idahosa University is the first indigenous church university in nigeria Literacy level in edo state is more than 80% Benin city is the 6th populous city in nigeria out of 36 state Notable people Oba of Benin the most recognized monarch outside nigeria, the rest na chew gum John Odigie Oyegun, First Governor of Edo state and former national chairman of the ruling APC Godwin Obaseki, former chairman of the State's economic team and present Executive Governor of the State Erhabor Emokpae, pioneer of modern arts in Nigeria Admiral Mike Akhigbe, former vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Dele Giwa, Nigerian journalist, editor and founder of Newswatch magazine. Senator Albert Legogie, former deputy senate president in the defunct Third Republic and a pioneer member of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Pa Michael Imoudu, labour leader and founder of the Nigeria state, Chief Julius Momo Udochi, the first Nigerian ambassador to the United States, Gen. George Agbazika Innih, who was one-time military governor of Bendel and Kwara State, Major-General Abdul Rahman Mamudu Former Commander Nigerian Army Signals Corps and military administrator Gongola State, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, cofounder of Access Bank Plc and founder of Africa Initiative for Governance (AIG) Adams Oshiomhole, past president of the Nigeria Labour Congress and former governor of Edo State; he built Edo University of Iyamoh, Edo State. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder of the Believers Loveworld Nation Prince Tony Momoh, former Minister of Information and Culture Maymunah Kadiri, Nigerian mental health advocate Commander Anthony Ikhazoboh, minister of sports and transport, Professor Ambrose Alli, former governor of the defunct Bendel State. He created the Bendel State university now named after him. John Momoh, Nigerian broadcast journalist and CEO of Channels TV Professor Osayuki Godwin Oshodin, former vice chancellor of University of Benin Jacob U. Egharevba, a Bini historian and traditional chief Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, former governor of the midwest region of Nigeria and later Bendel state Chief Anthony Enahoro, anti-colonial and pro-democracy activist and politician Professor Festus Iyayi, novelist and first African to win the Commonwealth Writers Prize Odia Ofeimun, poet and former president of the Association of Nigerian Authors Dr Abel Guobadia, educator and former Nigerian ambassador to the Republic of Korea, former Chairman Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) General Godwin Abbe, former Nigerian Minister for Interior and Defence Archbishop John Edokpolo, founder of Edokpolo Grammar Schools and Political Activist Sir Victor Uwaifo, musician Archbishop Benson Idahosa, Pentecostal Church Leader Sonny Okosun, musician Augustine Eguavoen, former professional Nigerian footballer and coach Felix Idubor, artist Festus Ezeli, basketball player formerly with the Golden State Warriors Modupe Ozolua, body enhancement and reconstructive surgery Chief Tony Anenih, chairman of board of trustees (PDP) Once Minister of Work. Gabriel Igbinedion, international business mogul and bini high chief and owner of ITV Raymond Dokpesi, owner of Africa largest private television network and politician Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen, film director, screenwriter and producer benin invasion 1897 Suyi Davies Okungbowa, African fantasy and speculative fiction author Osaze Peter Odemwingie, professional footballer Chris Aire-Iluobe, jeweler and timepiece designer Francis Edo-Osagie, businessman Kamaru Usman, professional mixed martial arts fighter contracted to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and current welterweight champion. Yakubu Ayegbeni, former professional footballer Rema (Nigerian musician), musician signed to Mavin Records, Philip Shaibu (born 1 December 1969, in Kaduna) an alumnus of University of Jos is a Nigerian lawmaker, politician and business man. He is currently the Deputy Governor of Edo State, Nigeria. Eghosa Asemota Agbonifo, Politician, coordinator of Michael Agbonifo shoe a child foundation Prof T. M. Yesufu, pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin, economist. Odion Jude Ighalo, Nigerian professional footballer. Ekosodin :the most popular student area in nigeria Which state can counter edo achievements |
TAO11:Tao11 seems shy i would help her She brought this image below from a yoruba foreign author biller, blier is a foreign yoruba author one of her specialty is on ife history, jusy the way we have afc ryder a foreign author too who specializes on benin history I posted afc ryders work as my screenshot above him discrediting benin ife relationship On the othet hand biler has accepted and probably tries to find way to belive on the oral history benin and the yorubas have told about oduduwa sending his son oromiyan coming to benin, but one thing about blier is her desperation to connect both history even with illogical points or false point Now the images points out a benin sculpture found in ife, in bliers work, and yet when we check on net to find the details, or how it was found in ife we get lost, and seem non existing I have also begged tao11 to also share the direct referencing to the book or share the pdf to get further details she seems not to have replied me So its eithet Tao11 is desperate to falsefully connect both tribe or blier is desperate to connect them and sell her books Anyway you all can do the research yourself on that sculpture Am a free thinker if you dont mind Benin ife not yet debunked nether the title oba The title oba entered the yoruba lexicon through benin ventures into Eastern yoruba during its expansion, and soon diffused into all yorubas There is a parable in owo, that says, just as the oba n' idu commands respect on earth olodumare commands respect in heaven Despite interaction with eastern Yoruba they made a sizable contact with vast yoruba tribe too Benins supplied the atilaries used in the yoruba civil war of late 1800 If we are to mention benin influence on vast yoruba land it will too numerous to mention The yorubas always have the claim oromiyan came to establish the obaship stool on benin but when taken a deeper look into this history shows that it was a political staged myth of late 1800 after the benin invasion by the British, oba eweka11 sought monarchial help from the then ooni to help strengthening the political power of the edo people who was emerging from a devastating war that burnt down the city capital You know the rest The benin monarch accepted to be one of oduduwa son, in the hierarchy it was ooni first and oba of benin second, at these time alafin was still having superiority battle against the ooni, later when awolowo elevated the stool, the alafin subcumed and decided to stay at second displacing the oba to third position So their argument on the ownership of the word oba has been defeated It was mere politcs even the yoruba unification was not historical and ife was never thier ancestral town ife was a religious town to the yorubas The title oba has bern in the yoruba lexicon as far As 16century when benin expanded into their territory that would be 6centuries now Despite the long age it has been in Yoruba lexicon it remains foreign to them Imagine benin supplying yoruba warriors fighting atilaries, controlling their lands, giving them kings, controlling their market, just imagine how the title oba would sound to them When the oba of benin was being taken to calabar by the British they had to cover his face to avoid uprise from both benin areas and non edo territorie Note Not until 1930 the ooni of ife used the word oba officially to adress is title letting go of the British sir in replacement of oba He made a mistake of not foreseeing the end of the false political unification of benin people under yoruba umbrella he only saw the advantage of the name it would bring to his stool He never proclaimed other yoruba monarchs to follow suit but automatically the other yoruba bought into adding oba to thier title Note Ogie is a title for duke only the oba of benin bears the title oba of benin The question every tribe should ask yoruba is why do they adopt the word oba as a generic term for kingship when already is known to adress a popular monarch I guess the answer can also be found in my writeup Picture of one of the ooni holding an edo ceremonial sword wanting to mimic the benin stool, but i guess he later droped it
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Balogunodua:Buhari dog
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valirex:Why, this is what killed the language at first trying To keep the language for just the edo before we knew we started keeping it from our children Anytribe who wants to learn edo should be allowed to..... |
Balogunodua:You're not even base in your state Neither are you from ife, but oversabi i must defend yoruba See your profile following one of Buhari dogs bbq Guy You're one of the government yoruba dogs I pity your life
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Balogunodua:Breaking which rule for creating a thread or giving a screenshot evidence are you on drugs or something Or is one of Tao11 third account |
Etrusen:Hmm fiqure it out maybe its an error on your part |
Etrusen:Try it again bro
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samuk:This one go pain am |
Balogunodua:You're trying to troll to ease pain and stay relevant |
Balogunodua:She hid under the mod to get we binis banned She hid under the igbo guys comment to insult me and you cheered her to it. But yet am just doing one of it and you're crying on her behalf Wonders shall never end Hypocrite |
Etrusen:When you are quoting someone after the submit button below is choose file click the button and it will take you to the different type of file you will see record As soon as you click it, the record button it will take u to your recording app on your phone |
Tao11 is an amazing dullard and a terrible illustionist |
TAO11:Tao11 seems shy i would help her She brought this image below from a yoruba foreign author biller, blier is a foreign yoruba author one of her specialty is on ife history, jusy the way we have afc ryder a foreign author too who specializes on benin history I posted afc ryders work as my screenshot above him discrediting benin ife relationship On the othet hand biler has accepted and probably tries to find way to belive on the oral history benin and the yorubas have told about oduduwa sending his son oromiyan coming to benin, but one thing about blier is her desperation to connect both history even with illogical points or false point Now the images points out a benin sculpture found in ife, in bliers work, and yet when we check on net to find the details, or how it was found in ife we get lost, and seem non existing I have also begged tao11 to also share the direct referencing to the book or share the pdf to get further details she seems not to have replied me So its eithet Tao11 is desperate to falsefully connect both tribe or blier is desperate to connect them and sell her books Anyway you all can do the research yourself on that sculpture Am a free thinker if you dont mind TAO11 provide the date that sculpture was found In ife, the founder, the site, and appropriate location and Stam by the nigerian government |
davidmarker:Same person who couldn't prove bini ife relationship started claiming oromiyan brought the title benin to ife....... If i was the only one debating her that thread wont pass five pages because if she cant prove it, then she cant claim ownership But you guys are Giving her distraction making her troll |
Balogunodua:Let him speak is mind and fight for his people , edo miscreant kill you there nonsense According to tollyboy5 Toa111 is an amazing dullard
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tollyboy5:I like your good works you are not a coward indeed ijebu people are not cowards like yorubas My great respect to ijebu people |
Anyone yet with prove |
If you're going to be doing this you will have to be using voice recorder along with your writeup Am not good in benin writings |
Nice, remembering growing up, in grammer school while going on the way to school we buy akara and bread and be eaten on the way With our bogus uniforms Our teacher were teaching in benin and English Uhnu gban gban gban.... All these are no more, the greatest achievement the oba can do for the bins is bringing back their Language and not the bini artworks Without the bini language how can we truly cherish our heritage or even understand the artwork |
tollyboy5:Lol, i love this word amazing dullard TAO11 many secrete will be open on this thread So i will stick around to learn and laugh |
tollyboy5:Jesus you won kill am, Pity Tao11 na, biko, she can't do without myth I thought i would never see any yorubas who wouldn't indulge in mythical beliefs On how Balogunodua and Tao11 tries to use that obatala myth to prove ownership of the word oba Made me laugh |
TAO11:Ogun kill you there for mentioning benin in both your coward yoruba history Mad she-male |
gomojam:For a moment we didnt see you in the Ikwerre thread probably you were working with the mods to banned bini people, Cowards |
2buffagain:Not in man's eyes, not in our traditional gods eyes I dont know the God you serve bro but i believe you shouldn't be the judge for your God |
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