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letusbepieces:u be ode, oponu rada rada Qouting what you don't know, ![]() |
sultaan:Sir, the only dash board light that is showing is the break indicator but I filled it today so it has stopped. Aside that, no other light shows there |
IamRespected:Sir, its from egbeda to like four different villages inside shagamu. I just want to be sure I am not dashing filing stations free money. |
Readonee35L:Thanks bro, there is no signal indicating check engine, the engine is doing fine and I just changed all the six plugs last week. My ford mechanic says its OK now that I can travel to and fro but my mind is always up whenever I am traveling cus of fuel |
Abeg guys, I don tire o. The rate at which the car consumes fuel is alarming, imagine fuel 5k got finished from Lagos to shagamu n back to Lagos. Is there anything I can do?
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Hope the senders are happy now? God please save us that are alive with a nursing dream of becoming a politician someday |
Is there any need for this match? What are they playing for self? Waste of ticket and energy |
Is that not her? I mean her na |
With this pic, I can authoritatively say nothing is wrong with the Nigerian naira. This is what I know as free fall |
Is fayose not seeing what Abode is doing? I wonder when things will change for ekiti people |
God bless the governor |
publicenemy: |
Those guys are very heartless o. They can course accident and go free but make God have mercy on their lives |
benuejosh:I dey suspect this guy o. You sure say no be ya baby so? If it's a sane society, you for face interrogation I swear |
naijanomads: Oga, must we visit ur blog? Stop lying and post us the address jawe. |
All I have to say is thank you Arsene, this victory is worth it |
Softorgasm:Ur wife will cheat on you and God go punish you if you complain. Cheap low life rat |
I will soon Relocate if naija no beg me. I alone amount to 40% foreign visitations to this country. Ask Turkish government for details |
They should write this exam let's hear word o jawe |
Na wao Why is this country like this? Me I don't understand anymore. It is better to reduce salary than send them packing when loads of hungry mouths awaits their monthly peanuts. God help us all |
Power pass power Oba pass oba APC pass PDP Nigeria pass Biafra And finally, God pass devil ![]() |
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“Oba Akintoye, a descendant of Prince Ado whose mother was the first queen from Awori ascended the throne as Oba of Lagos in 1841, he attempted to ban slave trade with the help of the British, but the local merchant, the Aworis, Bini's and a few Yorubas who were already integrated and married to Awori's and Bini's strongly opposed the intended move and disposed and exiled the king and installed Akintoye's brother Kosoko as Oba, at exile in Europe, Akintoye met with British Authorities who had earlier banned slavery in 1807 the British decided to support the deposed Oba to regain his throne. “With the success of the British intervention in 1851, Akintoye was reinstalled as Oba of Lagos. In practical terms, however the British influence over the Benin Empire had become absolute, and then years later in 1861 Lagos was formally annexed as a British Colony. “This led to the fight of the British and the Bini King, the leader of the Benin Empire for years, which finally led to the fall of the Empire and the capturing of Oba Ovonramwen. “Oba Akintoye of Lagos was the first Oba not to be buried in Benin. Prior to this, all the Kings of Lagos were buried in Benin. They passed on taxes to the Oba of Benin until the British settled in. “Until today, the Oba of Lagos is the head of all the Obas in Lagos because the Binis believe that wherever they or their offspring are they are senior. The status of the Oba of Lagos is different from other Obas most of whom were given back their crowns and staff of office only within 40 years ago. “Those who got their lands back was the original land owners they were mostly descendant of Prince Ado others children of the Olofin.” |
The palace is called Idugaran meaning "palace built on pepper farm" Oba Ado and the warriors from Benin together with the early Bini's settlers in Eko and the Awori people settled in the southern part of Eko called "Isale Eko". "Isale literally means bottom ". Must have been used to indicate downtown (as in down town Lagos) The statement further states that: “Until the coming in of the Benin's 1300AD , Lagos geographical boundary was Lagos mainland, Lagos Island, the seat of the Oba of Lagos then consisted of a pepper farm and fishing post. No one was living there. “About 1450 AD some Yorubas who hailed from Isheri in Ogun-state and Ekiti were allowed by the King to settle in Eko during a war, they came in a very large numbers thereby surpassing the numbers of the Awori's and Bini's. (Hence Yorubas claim to own Eko due to their numbers). “Oba Ado fell in love with a beautiful woman whose father was Awori and mother a daughter to one of the chief; they had two sons and also a daughter Erelu Kuti, who begot Ologun Kutere who later became King. |
“Modern day Lagos was founded by Prince Ado, the son of the Oba of Benin, Prince Ado was the first Oba of Lagos, the son of the Bini King, Prince Ado, named the town Eko until the Portuguese explorer Ruy de Segueira changed the Maritime town to Lagos, which at that time from 1942 was Portuguese expedition center down the African Coast. “It was a major centre of the slave trade until 1851. Lagos was annexed by Britain via the Lagos treaty of cession in 1861, ending the consular period and starting the British Colonial Period. The remainder of modern day Nigeria was seized in 1886 when the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria was established in 1914 Lagos was declared its capital due to the struggle of the Bini King. “Lagos experienced growth prior to the British Colonial rule and even more rapid growth during the Colonial rule throughout the 1960s, 70s, continued through the 80s and 90s till date. Thanks to the Awori's, Bini's, Yoruba's, migrants across the nation and world at large, as no particular group of people can take the glory alone. “Lagos is made up of Lagoons and creeks. The Lagos lagoon, Lagos Harbour, five cowne creeks, Ebute-Metta creeks, Porto-Novo creeks, New canal, Badagry creeks, Kuramo waters and Light house creeks. “The Awori's and Bini's are known to be the first settlers of the Eko land. The Awori's are speakers of a distinct dialect close to that of the Yoruba language with a rich Bini mixture. Traditionally, Awori's were found in Ile-Ife, they were known to be the Bini's who followed their self-exiled Prince, the first son of the Ogiso (now called Oba) of Benin Kingdom, whose step-mother was after his head. “The exiled Benin Prince Izoduwa known to the Yorubas as Ooduwa (Oduduwa) was made ruler of the Ife people due to his powers and followers from the Great Benin-Kingdom. “Izoduwa (Ooduwa) was made the first King of Ile-Ife in 1230 AD. His followers from his father's Kingdom in Benin are the today's Awori people who settled in Eko now called Lagos. “In the 1300, the King of Benin-Empire heard from one of his traders who was a settler in Eko on how the Bini's were treated by the Awori's who lived in their area. Upon hearing this, the King of Benin commanded the assembling of a war expedition, led by his son, Prince Ado, which headed the settlement of the Awori's and demanded explanation. “On arriving Eko, Prince Ado and his Army were more than received. The Aworis asked the Bini Prince to stay and become their leader. Ado agreed on the condition that they surrender their sovereignty to the Oba of Benin, to which the people agreed. Hearing this, the King of Benin gave his permission for Prince Ado and the expedition to remain in Eko. “The Oba of Benin sent some of his chiefs including the Eletu, Odibo, Obanikoro and others to assist his son, Oba Ado in the running of Eko. "From the crowing of Prince Ado as the first Oba of Lagos (then called Eko), Lagos served as a major center for slave trade from which the Aworis, the Oba of Benin and his son the Oba of Lagos and all the children/descendants who took over as his successors for over four centuries supported the trade. “The Oba of Benin was the head of the Benin Empire which are the present day Western, Southern and Eastern modern day Nigeria. The King never obliged anyone to speak the Bini language as he believed everyone was entitled to their own choice of language. “The name Eko was given to it by the first king of Lagos, Oba Ado, the young and vibrant Prince from Benin. Eko was the land now known as Lagos Island, where the king palace was built. |
NAIJ.com gathered that a statement reportedly emanated from Akiolu’s palace, detailed the historical background of Lagos and why it should not be regarded as part of Yoruba land. The purported statement read: “Coming from the palace, with what I was told by my late paternal grandmother who is a descendant of Oba Ovonramwen Nogbaisi and also reading from factual Historical books, let me share this Knowledge with you all on Eko/Lagos. |
Olu317:Hope this will help you - The Lagos monarch, Oba Rilwan Akiolu has allegedly said that Lagos is not part of Yoruba land - Oba Akiolu had in a week ago reportedly snubbed Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Barely one week after he reportedly snubbed Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi when they met at a function, the Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, has allegedly released bombshell, saying Lagos is not part of Yoruba land. |
Rat race of safety |
Nice writeup and pure truth |
smellingmenses:Lols, prostitution is global bro. Even the bible recorded it so guy take your stands elsewhere |
smellingmenses:Lol, but history is history boy. Read it and teach your children accordingly, thanks. |
Guestlander:So its not trusted because the truth is making the Yoruba's uncomfortable Abi? Lol |
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? Unless am not getting something right, please clarify your exact location in lagos and shagamu