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Brixtonyute: What's ilaje??Noo, Ilaje is an old chap with strong libido! Aghiwin ! |
Desola: Well, my sister would not be their gain. I used to like urhobo people a lot too until the family of this stupid boy started nagging my sister to get pregnant before marriage, yet they call themselves christian. A very successful and not to add very beautiful and young 24 year old being forced to get pregnant? Dem dey kolo? Apparently, that shit is their tradition too.They are lovely people! I believe Beaf is a radical outliner. He might not be that bad in real life paapaa, but he definitely has some wayoism in him. That is a normal trait. |
rodeo0070: Guys enough wt d use of profane words pls.you don't av to talk in a condescending manner to prove yourselves.anyway l enjoyed the pupuru and obe eweta cos i spent ova 9yrs in okitipupa,very close to igbokoda.Obe orugbo eyi an fi eja arighon abi okodo ghe Ilaje feran pelu pupuru rin. |
dansmog++:Origho re ghan. A ghan ghun re. Ede wa yon gan. |
jason123: Afam, there is a difference. No Ilaje has ever come out to say they are not Yoruba but Ikwerrres and Ikas have people who say they are not Igbo. That is the difference. If they were not saying that, then, people would understand.I know many Agbor people who have no problem being referred to as Igbo. |
afam4eva: I've never had any reason to dispute the fact that Ilaje is Yoruba just like some of you here should not intrude in matters concerning Ikwerre and Ika who are Igbos just like Ilajes are Yorubas.Keedu ko di? Ikwerre problem is not my problem. You should be able to resolve that among yourself. |
ekt_bear: Desola, don't let some stuff on NL spoil your sister's personal lifeThis is very true! And as I said, Nigeria has changed a looooooot from the time that guy wanted to turn me into suya erroneously believing I was the one that impregnated his daughter. Besides, there is a difference if a woman is marrying into a family. In Nigeria, the woman is the one that has to do the adjusting to the husband's culture most of the time. It is generally seen as a GAIN go get other peoples' women than you loose your women to the other people. |
Desola: Shame, you dey talk like this and you call yourself agbalagba.Eeeyah, oma mi, ma bino! I was too excited you know. I believe the people here are above 18. Anyway, oju re ni w'aiye ma. Se wo ti gbo? E lee! |
Desola: really?? Is that the same for Urhobo peoples, their cousins?Urhobo are to Isoko as Ondo is to Ule-Oluji. They are quite similar in character and lingo. They can understand each other mutually. Things might have changed over the years, but they do not like to marry Yorubas. |
jason123: Interesting! You are quite a character sir and many of us will want you to spend more time on Nairaland! Whenever you can, just use it as a pass time!I had a lot of time yesterday and today. I can say I am alittle bit "addicted" to Nairaland. I am here even though I am invicible. Nairalist was also a site I enjoyed so much. Unfortunately, Seun could not continue with that site. I must admit that I yanshed some girls in Akure with the help of Nairalist. It is a shame that the site is not being updated. Anyway, it is fun. I dont have problem mingling with younger people. I will continue to come around as time permit me. |
hercules07: Ilaje is just a superstar, I hope he is not somebody reincarnated, I will definitely bookmark this page.Oma Ilaje (Yoruba) mo gha rin. Just like Awolowo, I believe in life after death . Who could that person be? Anyway sha, my name is not BABATUNDE. |
jason123: HAHAHAHA!I lived with them now! Only I dont speak their language. |
seunny4lif: NA WHAOOOOOOOOOOOO.........NAIRALAND DO MAKE SOME PEOPLE KOLO BIGGEST TIME.ONDO STATE APART FROM AKURES,AKOKOS THE REST LANGUAGES ARE CLOSED FROM IDARE,OWO,ILAJE,IKALE,ONDO,APOI AND IKERE...........AND THEY ARE ALL YORUBAS.GO ASK THEM?Irun a mi gi ghan an re yen. Keeti? |
jason123:Well, all humans share one similarity or the other with each other. I would not deny that. If a Yoruba man does gragra to you, he might just be demonstrating. However, if a Delta man, especially Usoko/Usobo reaches for his cutlass, you better run or go get yourself a gun. He will cut you if he catches you. They are very rudimentary in that regard. |
jason123: @Mr Aiyenuro,I am having fun o jare. If he insult Ilaje, Usoko will get it too. I happen to know them very well. I know their abominations too. They are generally good people, except they dont like marrying Yoruba people. One almost matcheted me with cutlass, because he thought I impregnated his daughter. Maybe things have changed sha over the years, because that incidence happened some twenty years ago. Anyway, they can party a lot like Yoruba people. Ogogoro and pork flows freely. |
Desola: Pig? A staple food? Ewwww...no wondr beaf now dreams of beef.Desola, o ko mo ni? Ok, a lot of you young folks dont know much about the inhabitants of your country Nigeria sha. There is no meat that is as popular as pork in the land of the Usobo / Usoko. They can kill because of pig meat. It is not uncommon for people that rever pork so much to live like pigs as seen in the pictures of his village above. |
Beaf: Mr counterfeit, fake Ilaje who does not even know what states Ilaje's are native to. Mr fake, with the number of years you took to reply, I thought you were even building a website to provide pictures of Delta state that are equivalent to the phucked up places Ilaje's live in outside.And I was starting to believe you were redeemable. You dont need to show us your run down shanties in the guise of Ilaje village. Give me photos with geographical coordinates on them. Would you? Abi upon all the monies wey Lucky dey give you, you no fit buy Camera or a Smartphone with GPS on it? It is you WHO has to do what I WILL (German English ), not me do what YOU want.BTW, before, when my Usoko neighbours are in a celebratory mood, they used to kill up to 10 pigs in a year. Now, they can not even afford just one pig, and pig is a staple in Usokoland. Boy, u see, a great lot of people are not smiling in Nigeria. Poverty no get ethnicity at all at all. You better change your ways and work towards making Nigeria better instead of working for your own pocket. |
Beaf: Mr counterfeit. Are you scared of English? Are you scared of the challenge?Omade naa ma ma oriki ara re ke . He may not be a bastard afterall! There might be HOPE ghun "eran-iya" aka BEEF yi sha. Aburo, o ti to, ma ke ma. Mo ma pe mo ti pa re gbe ju. Irun yi uwo naa se buru ke. Mo ji ji re ma ka puro ma Ilaje ma. |
Beaf: You are simply admitting that you cannot take up the challenge?Gban Ilaje re! Mo ti fo temi ghun re. We gban, bo je pe wo gban rin, wa ti lo opolo re sodidi. Ma bino, mo ma pe ofo naa don re gan. |
Beaf: Lol! Alhaji harem, you are a failure. Go home, look around you, you will find them enmass . Oro naa don-on, o fe ke!!! Oma akotile ta. Ajeguduragudu. Iriiri tara re... |
Beaf: ^Beef, you can do that with an attention seeking challenger. I would NEVER do your bidding. O go gan sha. You want to send me on an errand? Da pada sile yin joo. Alainiro lori ara Galatia. O go gidi gan ni. Who is your mate that you want to send on a photo Safari? Just leave Ilaje alone. |
jason123: @ Ilaje44He may think so! It is not uncommon of people like him to do so. Sometimes, a kidnapped person does develop sympathy for his kidnappers. Since Uduaghan is not doing something "ghighan" for them, it is not surprising that he has to extrapolate that experience to that of Ilaje being "used" by the other Yorubas because of epo robi. Beefu, diedie o. |
Beaf: I cannot even remotely claim to be Ilaje, but I know that your list is incomplete (the sort of thing one can get from google only).Beefu, Ilaje are NATIVE ONLY to the 3 States I mentioned earlier. The Ilajes in "Majidon" aka "Majidun", Iwaya, Makoko, Ajegunle, Bariga, Ugbo Elejo etc. are recent settlers there. You can not know more than me on this matter. I really bet you cant. Therefore, keep your insult to yourself. |
alj harem: Sorry I don't understand Ilaje that was whyAll the same, o badt gan . Okiki e ti kan kaakiri Kobo- ati Nairaland. Koda, awon ara "B. Poundland" gan mo e daadaa. Sha maa se ore re omo Nna Oluyole aka "Anderu Ibadan" jeje sha. |
Wily2wily: Other Yoruba Clan don't like to help Ilaje, they only want them because of oil.If wily2wily is a woman, I would really like to ... Dont call me agbaiya o. I like how she comes in a little, pushes it, then hold her breath, then chip it in until it gets to a point of no return. It would be a threat nati gbe irun nino irun re bo ba je obinren o gha rin. Mo ma pe igogo aghan oma Ibo mi lala sodidi sodidi . |
alj harem:Alaigbede ! E buru ni Ilaje = Ko buru ni Yoruba.English phone: Ay booroo. |
alj harem: same na ni egbon mi, Mahin, Ugbo, AheriAlhaji alaya yi yeye, kon ti gha o? E buru sha. |
alj harem: these are the yorubasThis is what I mentioned in the first post. Mahen or Mahin in the standard Yoruba is a town and a Kingdom in ILAJE land. Mahin people are Ilaje just like UGBO, AHERI etc. |
oturugo: In Andonni, large percentage of them speak Igbo despite not being Igbo. In Bonny and Opobo, Igbo is also widely spoken yet it is not an Igbo territory. That is how Nigeria is. In Bauchi, Gombe, Adamawa etc, some non Hausa communities out there speak Hausa yet not Hausa. Same applies to Ilaje where Yoruba is also spoken. I hope this will now settle in your over-sized cranium.ALL Ilaje people born and bread in ILAJE Land (or water, since we are a riverine people) speak Ilaje! A language in the Yoruba dialectical continuum. There is not some, a bit, a few. We wholly speak Ilaje. |
bittyend: Interesting stuff! But can we classify Ishekiris as Yorubas?That I would never say. You have to ask Ishekiri people. Just as I do not want any one who is not Ilaje to tell me who I am, I would never claim to be Spokesperson for the Ishekiri people. All I know is, I can understand Ishekiri to some degrees. |
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. He may not be a bastard afterall! There might be HOPE ghun "eran-iya" aka BEEF yi sha. Aburo, o ti to, ma ke ma. Mo ma pe mo ti pa re gbe ju. Irun yi uwo naa se buru ke. Mo ji ji re ma ka puro ma Ilaje ma.
... Dont call me agbaiya o. I like how she comes in a little, pushes it, then hold her breath, then chip it in until it gets to a point of no return. It would be a threat nati gbe irun nino irun re bo ba je obinren o gha rin. Mo ma pe igogo aghan oma Ibo mi lala sodidi sodidi
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