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Agriculture / Re: This Onions Farmer Has Made It In Life (Pictured) by ladionline: 9:31pm On Nov 25, 2020
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Culture / Re: Ejire Ara Isokun! Where Exactly Is Isokun? by ladionline: 11:21pm On Apr 19, 2019
FOLYKAZE:


He is going to add that initiation into Ifa and Islamic pilgrimage is the relative reference. Mentioning clean shave, white clothing and long walk (into Igbodu/Medina).

Also Alfa is from Ifa.

Mad people.





@OP. There are many words in the panegyric and Ifa corpus that shouldn't be deciphered literally. Also, Isokun could be symbolic or became non-existent or mystical. It is a location just like Ife-Oodaye which is unknown till date. I think the most important thing here is the message been passed across.

Bro, you can't give a conclusion on a subject matter that you have not demonstrated any expertise. Please endeavour to share the stories you are alluding to in their original form sir. That done, you can then establish your authority as Yoruba folktale analyst with ease. And again, telling us what is "impossible" is like masking what is impossible to you as status quo, and infusing us with your "limitations" as "education".

"Ogbon o pin sibikan", says Yoruba, what "shouldn't be deciphered literally" by you could be done by another person to arrive at the core message: oun to koju senikan, eyin lo ko selomii biilu gangan. And then the contradiction: how do one make sense in a message you can't decipher to come to the ultimate conclusion that a message is already passed across?



Even in that Ibeji panegyric, an animal, Edun was mentioned. The panegyric explains that Edun and Ibeji are relatives from the same family tree. There is a verse in Ifa that buttress more on this. Could you believe Ifa is explaining Human Evolution there? Edun is a Ape specie.....just like we are taught human and ape are cousin.


In Iwori Meji, ifa says and I quote:

"Oro kii gbaaro, ka fi ale so, adia fun okoko niyele, ti yoo bani tule yiwo.
Nigbati Olodumare seda eniyan sile aye, won o ribi gbe, nitori ogede omi lo kun ile aye"

From the above, we see example of how to quote source to establish clear inference without interpolations of data from third party, not how to allege that somewhere a point in obscurity (evolution) was alluded to in a verse in obscurity (Ifa) making the inference deduced from both obscure sources a resounding fact. So, what is okokoniyele in the creation story above?

In scientific analysis of data, Ifa and evolution did not become a fact, its analysis of the claims deduced from both school of thought that one harness to make a point: meanwhile, Ifa was actually alluding to reverse-evolution, where one of the twins became ape, not where ape became one of the twins. The verse being referred is Odu ejilaesebora. You can share the Ifa-evolution piece to buttress your point.

So, by your standard, when osun was said to have become "aguntan" in Yoruba tradition, it means we branch out to those quadrupeds in evolution too? Just now you told us not to take the word of Ifa literally and that's exactly what you just do in a purposefully confusing way.



My point is, when we don't ask the right question, we may arrive at the wrong answer. The premises of our question then should be understanding or having idea of what we ask.


You are not an analyst, you are a reformer: you pick what others have shared and creates a brand new problem and produces a tailor-made solution to it.



This is it. When someone ask 'who' is Ogun in the creation story that moulded bone. Everyone will scramble and start search for a person who bears Ogun. The word 'who' could easily drive the audience away by making them think Ogun is a person. But when you analyze deeply, you will find out that Calcium builds bone; calcium is iron ; iron is Ogun. Therefore the Ogun been referred to in the creation story is Calcium. So the right way of asking that won't cause confusion is 'what' instead if 'who'.


Bro, you are a creative thinker. How do we get a valid traditional support for the Ogun who mould bones? I believe this is new. I think this claim is premeditated by a story you have created. And really, your story exposes your poor logic and scientific understanding. Calcium is Iron, iron is ogun? That's incredible. I don't know where you get that from, but its plainly wrong.

Calcium is an element just like iron. For instance, Calcium has different mass number and atomic number which is different from iron. Calcium is calcium (Ca) and iron is iron (Fe). Both have different electronic configurations and their nuclear proton and neutron varies as well. Not the same in chemical property to start with. So, how could two different things still be the same thing?

And the "ogun been refer to in creation story" itself looks familiar, its like plagiarizing the passage of the scripture revealed to Ezekiel about a place called "valley of dry bones". So the creation story simply resembles causing senew to cover those dry bones for ogun to take the credit. My bros, that's just another misconception of evolution. Please get your facts right bro.

In your mind, Calcium is the building brick of life, how then you also alludes to evolution? I don't know how to harmonize this complex claims. If Calcium is the building brick of life as you have insinuated, then how did "calcium atom" evolve to "Calcium cell" or, how did an atom evolve to life? It takes a quantum leap for a mineral (calcium) to become organic (life) and you have some good explanations to make.

Please don't always pretend like Ifa has all the answers and have saved you of all analytics, explanations and quotations you'll ever encounter anyday, once you say it says one thing or the other somewhere about something that you believe to be true. kindly endeavour to have a distinct voice of your own, Ifa is an achiever already, tryna achieve too. That's my 2 cents.

Lest I forget, Ogun is said to be "god of iron" even though orisha is not parrallel to god, the Yoruba who introduce us to ogun says of him, lakaye, oshin mole. Which one of his praise evoke calcium that its important to ascribe calcium to Ogun? fixing two unlikely data together for a story and not quoting any valid, time tested tradition to buttress your claim is forgery and lying and deception for credits and reputation.



To understand what Isokun is, we need to analyze the whole panegyric and some Ifa verses that mentioned the it. That way, we will be able to conclude if the place is existent or mystical


So, you did none of this analysis in all the treatise above? Talk of 'much ado about nothing'. None of your claims adds up traditionally or scientifically.

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Religion / Re: If Christ Is The True Only Way To Heaven, What Of These People ?? ( Must Read) by ladionline: 2:47pm On May 31, 2015
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Health / Re: Help: I Easily Get Frightened And Have Chest Pains by ladionline: 12:26pm On May 31, 2015
Avoid fried food, sugary food and late night meal, poultry and dairy products as well. When I consider how my old man died, I suspect cardiac arrest. I know I may have inherited his phenotype when I began to have chest pain so soon. Thanks to that nervous alert, I changed my lifestyle and also pick up traditional health practise along with what I do for living. Your health is at your care.
Fashion / Re: Nigerian Arts And Crafts On Display At The British Museum by ladionline: 12:05pm On May 31, 2015
Nice repository of history. Salute to Osun: Ore Yeeyeo!!! And to Oduduwa: Toto Irumole, eyin tOba lOrisha funwa o. Wonder why Oduduwa was call ODUDOWA and not Ekaledahan.

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Health / Re: What Causes Fibroid In Ladies Btw D Age Of 25-30 by ladionline: 11:44am On May 31, 2015
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Politics / Re: Check Out This Epic Old School Photo Of Tinubu, Abacha And MKO Abiola by ladionline: 11:30am On May 31, 2015
DeBret:
lolz.... see tinubu head like abuja yam
Death on canvass.
Health / Re: How A Baby Is Formed In The Womb In Pictures by ladionline: 11:14am On May 31, 2015
Chanchit:
@OP, you should have warned us of viewers discretion. I nearly fainted seeing some of those pix, I get Malaria abeg.
Health / Re: How A Baby Is Formed In The Womb In Pictures by ladionline: 11:08am On May 31, 2015
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Culture / Re: The Republic Of Ireland Says “yes” To Same-sex Marriage Through A Popular Vote by ladionline: 11:31pm On May 30, 2015
When I was a kid, I do ask a lot of questions. In the village, hegoats will swamp on shegoat, kick the shegoat and make all sort of funny mouth-contour after smelling shit. After the shegoat has taken in, another shegoat sometimes do 'mock climbing' and the elders will tell us, 'stone the corrupt shegoat anytime it repeat that' So I asked the elder why? She said 'it would cause the pregnant goat miscarriage'. As a christian, I have come to realise the fact that the elders were trying to shield us off awareness of inordinate affection, and the animal that does that do it as mock sex. We have all done mock sex as kids I think, where you just become exited at something, only to grab your friend from the back and rock your pelvic against their buttocks. This I think is mock sex that animals do too, it has no throes of emotions attached to it. Gay is being initiated to same sex sex. If gay were born, all will be gay. I even have friends that say if I was a woman, they woda marry me cause I'm very patience tongue
Culture / Re: The Republic Of Ireland Says “yes” To Same-sex Marriage Through A Popular Vote by ladionline: 10:22pm On May 30, 2015
YourMain:


That situation could not have happened with two straight people no
Please read the post, don't twist your own imagination out of sense. I don't seems to understand your infantuation here. Naked man may thrill you, not me. Many times I have shower in all male bathroom as a factory worker in the past, we all bath naked, the only issue is always penis-envy. I have swim in the beach naked, I have done bush attack in the village with my peers naked. I am not afraid or thrilled of another man's unclothedness. I have even caught a babe in a compromised posture in the bush, I refuse to take advantage: I am not an animal, I don't follow animal standards, Animal instinct don't control me. Also, s.ex don't control me, becos I have made love to a beautiful lady, I am always conscious of my acts. I am not a sexaddict. I am a man of noble birth, I am Yoruba, okay?
Culture / Re: The Republic Of Ireland Says “yes” To Same-sex Marriage Through A Popular Vote by ladionline: 10:19pm On May 30, 2015
^^You have a valid point, but you allow mildness, and if I had allowed mildness this afternoon, I will wait to see the guy finish up with his prick and be a friend with him (boyfriend). Then he will coach me all I need to know. He will introduce me to the underground fvcker. Now the saving grace is, I stand for something, I am not too s.ex inclined, I know even animals wont do this. Not everybody have such consciousness at all time, especially when someone else paint mental picture of dirty lust for you.
Culture / Re: The Republic Of Ireland Says “yes” To Same-sex Marriage Through A Popular Vote by ladionline: 8:20pm On May 30, 2015
YourMain:


Homosexuality is against nature that's why some animals are gay ?

So tell me, animals choose with their conscious mind to be gay ? Did you choose to be straight ? Why would anyone want to be gay? It's like wanting to be black in slavery times.

hello peep,

watch out for smooth operators,

do not let them put you off-guard, to be absorbed in their abomination.

This fellow is a man.

Let me tell you a story.

This afternoon, I was walking towards the arena, I took some colon cleansing stuff and I was pressed. I knew how to get to a toilet, but it will be too late. So I saw a shrub somewhere and decide to do bush attack. It was so funny I had to enter "well-well" so as not to put other road users at offense.

Believe me in that bush, I met a young man of my age there, I said O'boy, you have a company, I choose a place that is okay by me and quickly push. I was a bit relieved, then the next thing I saw was from short distance, the guy I saw at the other side began to jerk his manhood.

I know at that moment I am at the wrong place. What! Immediately, I clean up and set to go. My instinct told me that this guy can be dangerous. So if anything, he can suddenly pound on me and defile me. That was what my mind told me.

As I made to step out of the bush, I did not turn my back at him. I was facing him and he was doing the jerk without remorse, I adjust my jeans to the last buckle and the funny guy engage me in a chat:

Guy: See I go watch blue film and the thing con dey worry me"

Me: Okay?

Guy: some people say my prick big, but me i no believe them.

Me: E big, na true.(the guy took a bow at this with humility)

Guy: But e no big reach one boy wey fvck me.

Me: One boy fvck you?

Guy: Yes, (then he gave me this sign tongue)

At that very point I see myself in a strange world, and my mind told me I am chatting with 14 years in prison behind army cantonment.

Immediately, i jumped out of the shrub to the road.

That's how fools are always taken, they will lure you to their game with smooth talks, and at the end, you wont know where you miss your road from the right path.

I wont have comment on this thread, but it was the last I read before the incident, see how the devil operates?

Son, watch your back.
Culture / Re: Facts About The Yoruba Enclave In The Heart Of Aniocha In Delta State by ladionline: 7:52pm On May 30, 2015
tonychristopher:


Oduduwa was a Benin wandered man and never can fell from sky ....do u know I believe Benin account not yoloba account


I don't expect you to believe 'Yoruba account' because a leopard cannot change the colour of its skin.

Your bug about Yoruba history is in tandem with the benin debacle, lack of a 'bulwark' or father-figure.

Tell me a name that ring bell and unite your folks as one monolithic people under the sun, will you?

It takes your psyche to be ibo.

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Culture / Re: Facts About The Yoruba Enclave In The Heart Of Aniocha In Delta State by ladionline: 1:06pm On May 30, 2015
tonychristopher:
they lack the capacity to fix this


oduduwa case is a big scam that is why many reasonable yorubas I have seen dont subscribe to that fable


FORGET THOSE PEEPS THEY AINT NO AUTHORITY HERE, THIS IS A HIDSTORICAL FACT AND GAFFE BY OUR HISTORIAN


Tomorrow you tell me that Mungo Park discovered River Niger
Tomorrow you say Oduduwa fell from Sky


those are bullshiittss



I hear you, I hereby declare you 'persona non Grata' in your Igbo folktale.

I am of Oduduwa descent, I hold the ace to tell you ibo the tale of Oduduwa

and not the other way round, but until then, struggle with the name that has

given you all 'headaches over headaches'.

Give me a corresponding name among your people in the like of Oduduwa?

Father Abraham abi?

That one should occupy the deepest part of your consciousness.
Culture / Yoruba Birds Of Poetry by ladionline: 10:02pm On Mar 20, 2015
Agbe alahun alahun aro
Aluko alahun alahun osun
Lekeleke alahun alahun efun
B’omo o lahun won a pe baba.

From time immemorial, the Yoruba language has taken in a lot of nature into the building bricks of her linguistic structures. In the same vein, Yoruba has remarkable love for comparative descriptions of nature around them in form of opposites. Agbe, Aluko, Lekeleke are but birds of special beauty and natural significance with the Yoruba people and poets.

So the Yoruba will say Agbe lo l’aro, aluko lo l’osun, lekeleke lo l’efun. This is implying the beauty of the feather that graces the birds that roam Yoruba skyline as from time immemorial. Early writers and commentators of the beauty of Yoruba homeland says “Yoruba contain many wonderful things, in it is found the bird called Babanga” -that is, the parrot.

The parrot is known as Ayekooto in Yoruba. The name is indeed a thoughtful one. Ayekooto means ‘the world reject truth’. How forthright a notion! The Yoruba believes that the man that held to the truth may not have common mat to sleep on. The naming Ayekooto and the folktale of the Indians show that the Yoruba may have had a forgotten story behind the name of this beautiful bird.

The story is told of the time that animals speak the language of man. A farmer was enticed by the Lorikeet and he brought in the bird to stay with him. The lorikeet speaks and understands the language of man. So she goes and come back with the man each time of the day.
One fateful day, a buffalo belonging to the neighbor of the farmer wandered ro the farm of the lorikeet keeper. The farmer slays the buffalo, he smoke part and cook part of it and also kept what remains away in the farm. Not long after, the true owner of the buffalo came to the farm and asked his neigbour if his buffalo has wandered to his farm. No was the answer.

Then the lorikeet began to talk: “My master slay the buffalo, he cook some and smoke some. He hid part away down there”. The owner of the buffalo summons the farmer to the judge after part of the meat was found where the lorikeet described. The lorikeet argued that his master killed the buffalo still, and the farmer asked that he be given a grace to defend himself the next morning.

That night, the farmer took in the lorikeet under the cover and covered the bird’s housing with a shawl to make it look dark, and then he began to sprinkle water drip down on the lorikeet. He intermittently hit at the metal, giving the lorikeet an impression of rain and thunder.
In the morrow, the judge was seated and all the community with them. They want to see how the case at hand ends, with the lorikeet being the principal witness. After the lorikeet has retwitted its line, the farmer said

“People are you going to condemn me on the allegation of this unfortunate bird? If so, ask the bird what kind of night we had last night.”
So the judge asked likewise, and the response of the lorikeet was that the rain fall and the thunder struck all night. Then the farmer said, “Is it on the account of this unfortunate thing that you will condemn me?” At this, the judge set the farmer free and banished the lorikeet from living among men, lest it should sow discord capable of setting people apart.

As the bird flew into the forest, it came across parrot and found out that parrot too can speak the language of man. “Oh I see you too can speak the language of man”. The lorikeet says. “Man will find you and take you in, but never should you speak your own mind if you must co-habit with mankind, only mimic whatever he says.”

And not many days afterwards, man found that the parrot could talk. They took home the bird just as the lorikeet has predicted. Also, they expected it to talk from its mind. But for as long as man has harbored the bird, it never says its mind, it only repeats few words that man says to it. This was just as it is said in Yoruba, Ayekooto.

Happy weekend Nigeria.

Stay blessed,

God bless.

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Politics / Re: Nigerian Soldiers Protest Against Federal Government by ladionline: 11:39am On Mar 19, 2015
Soldiers dont protest.

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Culture / Re: I Really Hate It When Yoruba Pple Get Angry When You Touch Their Head by ladionline: 9:21am On Mar 19, 2015
onila:
undecided like seriously this is 2015

no time for unnecessary bullsh--it!

I remember in high school, one Yoruba guy scolded me publicly because I touched his head
so primitive


Yoruba equate head with crown or Creator. Imagine symbol of the creator as part of your body, you will guard it jealously.
Politics / Re: See The Huge Python Captured By Nigerian Soldiers While Battling With Boko Haram by ladionline: 6:23pm On Mar 18, 2015
When boko haram turn to python, Nigeria soldiers smatched their head. NAF is the winner, they are the losers.
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 4:54pm On Mar 18, 2015
Emi nyan fanda fanda l'oju apegan, bi opolo ti nyan l'oju elegusi, elegusi o gbodo yi lata: oro re o. I walk with head up before a disgracer, like the toad before an Egusi Chef, the toad must not end up in recipe.

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Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 1:22pm On Mar 18, 2015
pazienza:


Egusi and Garri are not Yoruba words, that's my opinion and the opinion of most Igbos. You are entitled to your own opinion,just like me.

Melon seed is called mkpuru egwusi in Igbo, but written as mkpuru egusi, just as Enugwu is written as Enugu.
How did the Igbos come about the plant so called? I believe some words are currency words, as is Egusi. Theyve been everywhere and there present. The Yoruba have a similar word to Egusi in, Elegushi. Its an ancient word meaning 'one capable of crush opening'. Egusi is from 'Egu' crush, 'Si' open.
Politics / Re: 8 New Ministers Appointed By Jonathan Get Portfolios by ladionline: 12:04pm On Mar 18, 2015
National embarrasment, like 'Anyhow, chop money before we comot'.

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Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 1:08am On Mar 18, 2015
bigfrancis21:


You mean town names that might have been named only recently long after Bini establishment of Lagos? How does that prove authenticity of ownership of the land?
Never mind, I am only testing your despiration, now use googlemap to ascertain your guesswork, and work harder or press nigerman1 to give you the ultimate record that will delete Lagos Island from Yoruba commonwealth. I pray you know the implication of your to-do.
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 11:45pm On Mar 17, 2015
macof:


Do u want us to go down the road of the history of Lagos?

You keep talking about Lagos history but take offence when anybody talks about Bini history. Why? wat do u call that? Hypocrisy

Are u so interested in Lagos? U mind opening a thread let's discuss Oba Ado and his relationship with the Idejo chiefs?

Then u can also tell us how Oba of Benin lineage started without Oranmiyan


He doesnt want anyone make incursion thru Oranmiyan to Bini history, but he wants to make incursion on Yoruba thru Obanikoro/Idumota. What about Ebute Ero, Oko Awo, Enu Owa, Oke Arin, Apongbon, Onala, Obalende? Why can't they be Edo words?
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 11:12pm On Mar 17, 2015
bigfrancis21:


I was following your argument and his silently. No, you didn't ignore his post because you felt it was crap. He stood up squarely to your misinformation and at some point you gave up because you hadn't answers anymore to give him and you could no longer stand up to him.

And I don't remember you telling me of any Edo in laws whatsoever but what I do remember clearly is your adamant belief to unlearn the fact that Edos are not Yorubas, a belief which you reiterated on this thread and on the other thread (Oyibo or Oyinbo which one is correct) few days ago (2015), claiming that Edos are Yorubas and Igbo copied from Edos, thus copying from Yorubas.
Macof is not the originator of 'Edo are Yoruba' paradigm, though he once held that position in the spirit of brotherhood of Yoruba Edo shared history. In one of my threads I cautioned him: one man can deny all you hold dear and paint your nicety as nonsence (I remember kwangi & antivirus when I was j.j.c.).
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 10:32pm On Mar 17, 2015
NigerMan1:


@ macof - Edos and Yorubas are NOT brothers. We share no blood relation at all. However if you have evidence to the contrary please say it now so I can evaluate it.

However as members of the black race, we are brothers. Just as we are brothers to Igbo, Ijaw, Ghanaian, Fulani, Tiv etc

Again you wrote: " Nigerman1 doesn't even know his Edo history, pls am I to take an edo man who doesn't know Oranmiyan seriously?"

I know Oranyan story very well my dear macof. According to Yoruba folklore and tales, Oranyan founded or he/his son was first king of Benin. Is this not what you mean?

Bro you don't have to establish this fable, because its already in public domain in Yorubaland. And as a Yoruba person I don't expect you to believe otherwise because you'd been fed from the cradle with this fable.

But I plead with you to accept the real truth, though it may hurt: ORANYAN (and Oduduwa) were NOT human beings, but demon gods of the Yoruba in ancient times.

Those stories are called MYTHOLOGIES in advanced human ancient histories.

NOTE: Do you know they still worship Oduduwa with human lives up till today?
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 10:25pm On Mar 17, 2015
Nigerman1: Let me advice you: Next time you meet an
Edo person, respect him/her as a distinct
Edo. Don't tell him/her is a Yoruba. And
please announce and encourage your
tribesmen to desist from this insult. It is well with you
Thanks for the kind words, I will do as you ask the day you stop hating on Yoruba and let go of daydreaming that Lagos Island was for Edo. Look at the crafty way you are pushing the same propaganda you are cruxifying Yorubas for! You were twisting my words to suit your Lagos aspirations after making a laughingstock of my ancestors as evil. I am from Ado, the very first king of Lagos Island is Oba Ado. The Obanikoro can trace their origin to Mars. Stop blaming Yoruba for answering in kind. Be the change you want to see, I am not 'Yoruba answer' to bully against Yoruba, but dont feed me Edo traditions for Yoruba history: respect is reciprocal, don't love me when you hate my people cos I am not one of your people. Thanks.

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Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 9:53pm On Mar 17, 2015
bigfrancis: If you want to doubt his work, it is left to
you. Your problem with his book is not just
doubting his work but you do it for the
very fact that he left evidence of the
usage of 'oyibo', not 'oyinbo' in Igboland
dating to the 18th century - a very fact which you despise. Meanwhile you have
utterly failed to provide any evidence
whatsoever of 'oyinbo' in South West. And
will continue to fail.
What is the meaning of the word 'Oyiibo' which is as old as Olaudah Equano in Igbo language? Is Impounderable?
Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 6:30pm On Mar 17, 2015
Nigerman1: @ ladionline - so you mean you Yorubas
knows the meaning of provocation? No I
don't believe you know. So you hate being provoked yet for many
years, you created stories that practically
promote your people, culture and language
as SUPER SUPERIOR to the Edos?
Am I suppose to find ways to make Yoruba inferior to Edo? Did I ever write Yoruba stories robbing or mocking any tribe? Yoruba does not need me to shine, it always shine, it is me that needs Yoruba to shine. I am doing my little to ascribe greatness to my source, I believe I never stopped you from putting up Super Superior Edo Stories? Like others, I will keep finding pleasant stories about Yoruba, to share with Yorubas that has wholesome love for their homeland, regardless of whose horse is gored. I know Oduduwa is 'the ultimate evil' to you, but that's my ancestor. Yours can be the immaculate culture, its not mine: I'm okay with my heritage.

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Culture / Re: Etymology Of The Word Oyinbo by ladionline: 6:16pm On Mar 17, 2015
macof:


grin the guy has gross inferiority complex. He mistakes pride in history and culture for Yorubas claiming to be superior...we aren't claiming that with Bariba, Fon, Ewe and Nupe that we conquered. according to him it's Edo we tackle day and night

@Nigerman1 nobody insulted u or insulted ur ancient kingdom...asides SirShymexx statement of Benin empire being landlocked...which he misplaced Empire for kingdom

You are the one hurling insults at over 40million people and hypocritically playing victim of verbal assault.
A pity u don't even know ur Benin history, Oranmiyan is a myth grin
Where did Oba of Benin come from? The sky?
The guy is hurting seriously, I dont know how not to offend him. grin

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