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finest82:
Does night vigil and jumon friday prayer restrict your movement?

Opké

It disturbs the entire neighbourhood with noise

Go and stop that first

ikorodureporta:
I still don't understand why a group of individuals would just impose movement restriction on others even without any prior notice..
As I'm typing here, the dogs in my area are barking due to their presence, & hitting of objects around

I'm suppose to get out of my house by 4.30am to beat the traffic, but now I can't go out till darkness fades away...and females are to remain indoors, businesses closed throughout the day.. making life to be more difficult for the people that are already suffering here

Some of us already have appointments, and some are trapped here..

They did the same thing last month.
Is it till we start taking laws into our hands by protesting??

This nonsense should stop in Ikorodu
!

Who are you that ikorodu natives should stop their tradition for you?

absoluteSuccess:
Psychopath, you are a bloody killer.

Tell the world how you come about my details as you have boasted on this platform in your own defense.

Stop being monotonic except something in my post is hurting you.

The people on your contact gives you the larger than life feeling, but even at this, you will meet your judgement for all the lives you have wasted.

This one has run mad finish

absoluteSuccess:
You are the one to see a doctor, you claim me and Olu were trying to contact you, meanwhile you established the point that we don't know who you are or where you are at, but you still feel insecured.

Meanwhile, the same you boasted that you know where I am and can get me, thanks to the information I gave while trying to market myself. Can you see you don't know what is wrong with your head?

Who should feel secured or threatened?

The bounty you put on my head will backfire and consume you.

Bloody serial killer.

More schizophrenic nonsense
You don't have loved ones to care for you and seek help for you or what?

absoluteSuccess:
Mr. Ekundayo, that's who you are. Killer macof.

Delusional and schizophrenic
Go and get help

absoluteSuccess:
[s]
Mr. Ekundayo,

Nobody picks good fruits from an evil tree aside poison. Haba, you are a toxicant now, it's "garbage in, garbage out". What you have will always flow freely from you with or without pay.

How much have you ever received here over the years you have been doing your thing here? You ever get paid to be so savage?

It's what you have that you will give. Asking for money for what you won't do is the hallmarks of the scam business you do on your WhatsApp based investment company.

I ran out the moment you added me via your spy. Hope e no too pain you sha? Money doubler. Anyway you can tell people what you do for a living for now.

At least it's in the future that you will publish the book you and Tao were discussing, the one that will see you traveling to Muslim countries to find out the meaning of the name Yoruba. Buhahaha

Please don't kill me, I'm only joking, Mr. Ekundayo. I have seen the people in your contact, I know I'm playing with fire, but God is my strength, I will overcome you.

In Jesus mighty name, amen[/s] .

Deranged fellow

absoluteSuccess:
The praise I gave Olu has gotten to you?

What does eleyoro mean?

Didn't I just tell you to keep deceiving him? Go right ahead

Two things.
Put the correct diacritics and tell me how much you will pay.

absoluteSuccess:
Thanks for the opinion.

If opinion is proof of fact, then you are right.

The opinion is all you know about history.

"We are Africans", "their god".

Another stupidity.

That yoruba are Africans is not an opinion but a fact
You are not 3 years old to be talking like this

@Temigrey112

absoluteSuccess:
Great,

Let's wait for Olu to do justice to the foregoing. He's a force to reckon with when it comes to etymology of the Yoruba words.

We are not talking diacritics now, but etymology and you are clueless about such, hence you (a)void the question and held to the foregoing.

Stupid talk. You cannot realise the proper etymology of a Yoruba word by having the wrong diacritics.
Keep deceiving Olu with shallow praises

Neither you nor Olu know jack about etymology, reason you yourself conveniently avoid diacritics, so you can conveniently cut and drag as you like, giving nonsense break downs

absoluteSuccess:
It's the first time I'm looking at the arguments you guys are having close up. If that's your position all along, I respect your decision than the circus group above.

You are a sensible person.

If those guys make what you put up there it's Calabash you put on, then it's a case of the blind leading the blind. They will both end in a ditch. Igbà is not igbá.

Check a poetry by J.F. Odunjo, in Alawiye...

Bi babalawo baji, a dupe l'owo Ifa,
Tonisegun baji, a juba l'owo osanyin,
Bi akope ba fe kope, koni sai figba seyin.

T'osere ba fe lo sode orin,
Koni sai dupe l'owo Olorun,
Keree won lee larinrin.

The man you quoted doesn't know there's something called igbà in Yoruba, he must have adopted the available option from Google cause he ought to know the difference.

I want to believe that you have accent and you speak with one. No problem with that, I agree with you on the special accents and diacritics, sometimes pronunciation disagrees with the location of meaning.

Example: Olufimo, Alarinna, etc.

Lmao. Damage control oshi

You are just now understanding what the issue is.. Just now? Meaning you have been blindly attacking me and praising Olu, you better tell him the truth. You do well to teach Olu and tell him what he doesn't know, not me.
Lmoa. You don't yet want to seek solution to your problem

Olu317:
[s]Well, I support Igbà ló dé than ì gbà ló dé. The former is apt than the latter. Afterall there is no dialect that is more standard than the order. The only thing eminent is that some dialects are older than the other.

Have you read the history of Ondo Town's Kingdom from the present Ọbà Osimowe ? The point here is for you and others accept the fact that Yoruba language is wider than imagined.

In the account, father is called aba in Ondo Town's account abà-abá. If you havent,then ask for the link, which I will gladly share with you.

Guess what ? Aba or Abba is known as Aramaic -Hebrew word which was and still used by Christianity, Judaism ,which means, "Father"; religious superior; in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch; a title given to Jewish scholars in the Talmudic period.

The questions that need bother you people ought be, did Yoruba loaned all her language from foreigners ?

Did Yoruba actually lived in a land outside West Africa in antiquity ?

Anyway, time will tell. Meanwhile I hold firmly to the fact, igbàlódé is superior to ìgbàlódé.[/s]

Mr. Man keep quiet abeg.
It is ìgbàlódé.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SiOUC1N_UQ

pennywys:

This Akeredolu sometimes appears drunk
What concerns cancer Tunibu with South-South, Tunibu is a demi god to Western zoo elites.

It's high time we stop this rubbish southern stuff and embrace our former Eastern region. These idiots are taking this south this, south that to tear us apart. South-South South-East are one indivisible individuals.

In that line.. I hope you know that half of South South used to be part of former Western Region

Don't let your unjustifiable hatred for anything that has to do with Tinubu reck you

ComeToJesus:
Early this year, I saw a report conducted to ascertain the claim or otherwise of Igbos having a Jewish link by a Jewish Channel championed by the renowned Jewish researcher- Jonathan Bernis, at the end of the research which sent series of Jewish researchers and DNA experts to Igbo land, this claim was flatly debunked. It was scientifically proven by DNA experts that they share no genetic filial relations.

Why is this claim always resurfacing? Of what benefit is it having a prehistoric genealogical relationship with the Jews?

Here's your answer

plaetton:
As a proud Igbo, I feel soooo ashamed that these Jewish-wannabe morons keep dragging the entire Igbo heritage into a laughing stock.
It takes a deep level of self-deprecation to reject one's own plain sight history, reject basic genetic biology, reject all historical and archeological evidence about the Negroid race in Africa, and then wishfully Imagine one's self to be from the middle east.
Shame.

onumadu:
Igbo proverb says that if a child is crying and pointing to a particular direction, if his father is not there, his mother must be there.

The more I read about real researched work on Igbo and Israel, the more I think that there is something there.

Classic example of "tell a lie several times until enough people believe it"
Dem don dey get you small small

I blame igbo intellectuals for allowing this to slide for so long.
Reason I'm very hard on any stupidd Yoruba fellow trying this with Yoruba

MeinFuhrer:
Hmm, please do you have a source or reference for further reading?

Whether he has reference and source sef. He and his reference dey ment

Olu317:
Lol.I know what I posted earlier. But what does Igbá, the calabash mean if not roundness ? Interpret it.

It is ìgbàlódé.. Therefore there is nothing concerning "igbá" (Calabash) in that word.

Know this and rest

Olu317:
How ignorant can a man be if he thinks he knows more than others ? This is the school both of you belonged. May be it is high time, you need be a bit adventurous in nature to know, that there are millions of people who know more than you.

Well,no one lacked the ability to know ,even if such child or man is terribly forgetful. Loo and behold oogùn ìṣọye (ì-sọ-yé), àsọyé (à-sọ-yé) is a way out for you.

When you refuse to study, information elude you.
What exactly do you know about Yoruba's sànmáni ?

Below screenshot shut you up. Beside, modern time, is not same as time ,or even era, season though interwoven. Igbà is 100% correct

Lmao
This is your previous post.

Olu317:
My question rhetoric symbolise the purpse of igbá (calabash) to Yórúbà people in cosmology and not igbà,whichyoupostedwronglyas ìgbà ( aimless word with no acurate meaning ) which was a coined word from 19th century.

Here stating you were not referring to "ìgbà".. Which you even say is wrong and instead is "igbà" [according to your dictionary]

So there is no need to show me a dictionary showing "igbà" because you already said that's not what you were referring to. But rather you were always referring to calabash (igbá)

In the screenshot below is your original post.. And clearly you don't use "igbà" but "igbá (which means Calabash)

So there's absolutely no reason for me to engage you on whether it is " ìgbà" or "igbà"... Bottomline is - it is not "igbá"(Calabash)

Olu317:
For every information, begins with a leeway.Unfortunately, you perceived not so I show you a clue on your flawed information, you hold so much.

The point you still goofed again and again !!! Plainly, I only point to the direction you have erred on some of your best authored books, which you reference such as Professor Banji Akintoye, who also relied on Ryder etc claiming Niger Benue confluence as the origin of Yoruba people.

Apart from this, you also have erred on diacritics , over and over again even the "igba" you accented still has a flaw. Seek it out.

My question rhetoric symbolise the purpse of igbá (calabash) to Yórúbà people in cosmology and not igbà,whichyoupostedwronglyas ìgbà ( aimless word with no acurate meaning ) which was a coined word from 19th century. Asíkò-àsekò,akókò,saa,wàkátì,idáyi-idáhi,diwọ̀n, igbà ,which is a newer term that you so believed is rare or not used in older Yoruba dialects

Perhaps, your linear understanding which tilt towards Oyo will naturally wane. Most often Baba comes to your linear mind Bàbá. Rather Bábá- which simply shows in its root, ẹni á "Bá" lá á bá ni Bábá.(Ifaodu corpus)

Seriously, I chose not dent your information because,too many errors you posted as a result of stagnancy ofin formation you can access.I wish you really really. Anyway, enjoy yourself.

Wtf!
Like how on earth does this come from someone who wants to be taken seriously by any sensible human being? Dude you're a pure joke
This one shock me
Every single sentence is just poop

What concerns Prof. Banji Akintoye or Niger-Congo Confluence with the issue of diacritics here?
And when did Prof. Banji Akintoye rely on Ryder for Yoruba origin? And what is all this about it being wrong to reference Prof. Banji Akintoye? So now he is not a reliable source but you Olu317 the clown joker who can't even write the word "Yorùbá" is reliable??

And no, it is not "igbá" it is "ìgbà".. Ìgbàlódé
Learn to take correction and move on.
There's nothing about igbá (Calabash) in the word "ìgbàlódé"

It is : Àsìkò, àkókò, wákàtí.. Again each time you write in Yorùbá you are wrong.

Keep quiet and stop lying to people. This is not about Oyo dialect. There's no dialect where it is "igbálodé" or whatever thrash you wrote. Igbá is calabash and has no place in the word


Your posts will give headache to anyone who isn't already aware that you are one piece of joke

TAO11:
That Olu317 doesn’t know jack about the diacritics of Yoruba language is well known by all and sundry.

What he wrote is actually with the tone: re-mi-re-mi — that is, “it is calabash you wore [as ‘cap’]”

Wahala.
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PS: It is Ìgbàlódé by the way.

Regards.

Yeah it could also mean that as you've translated.

The "ìgbà" there refering obviously to "period" not calabash or round or turn spin

Anyway, normally it's a small case that anyone can learn from. Nobody is saying we should be above mistakes or someone else doesn't make mistake or might not even know.. But being able to be humble and honest enough to take correction is important

Kwanza:
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/kaduna-bandits-kill-miyyetti-allah-chairman/

Northerners always think they are doing the south but they’re just doing themselves

Please learn now to stop defending criminals amongst you.stop hindering the police and armed forces in their duty to bring justice and maintain peace.learn to stop arming your youth in hopes of using them to fight
Stop bringing in illegal migrants from other countries to fight for you. Sometimes you also bring them across the porous borders during elections
Boko haram you created, bandits now you created

absoluteSuccess:
Just as they needed to know that you are a serial killer too.

Bloody psychopath, creepy creature.

I've received call from you in the morning from your private number. I know it's you.

You are testing to see if I still use the line, having decoded many of your ruse to trap me few weeks back.

I've even predicted it to be your next response once I comment on your post. You can ask Olu.

you better go and sort your miserable life out and stop seeing a faceless macof everywhere.

You are mentally ill go and seek help. Because as far as I am concerned you are not my responsibility and i have ignored you since over a year now but you keep trying to get my attention. You are looking for a brawl with me instead of helping Olu to learn yoruba diacritics you are allowing him embarrass himself..anyway that one doesn't have shame so he probably doesn't know what he is doing

Olu317:
Is that the reason you quoted me ? Tell me, have I not posted your wrong diacritic signs ? Even with screenshot !

ọrọ̀ rẹ dabi ẹní ti kò fẹ "jẹwọ́ ọbun rẹ....."

its like this guy really isn't capable of understanding diacritics. Why is it that anytime you write in yoruba it is always wrong. you can write it without any diacritics at all instead of trying to act like you know what you are writing

here is the correct way to write what you wrote here, even though you insulted me i will still teach you free of charge
ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni tí kò fẹ́ "jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀

oh and which screenshot? you this guy and your lies this comment of yours is literally your response to my diacritics of "igbalode" you do not have any previous comment responding to that
baba no post anything, he is here saying he posted screenshot

Meanwhile Igbálodé(modern time) and not your[i]igbàlòde[/i] which is in kò(not-negative)

[s]The á is not a backward but a forward-leaning acute accent ( ́ ) generally indicates a stressed syllable or raised pitch in ig-balode. Such as "bá"( to bend, bent)
Note: This is not authored book but a platform

Whatever you were taught,seem a bit awkward. Anyway,I don't have much time to trivilise issue with you but seriously, I hope you're abreast with Yoruba history , starting from your own home town. I mean your king's history .

Reason being, that you are not with historical perspective . Seriously, Yoruba groups bone is not even among (7) oldest ethnic group in Africa. So,know it now that Yoruba are even new bloodline in Africa. Funny, ifaodu stated category about atlantic and Lagoon...... These showed ifaodu was not begun in a place called Nigeria.

Even A. F. C. Ryder acknowledged it when he did field work on it on a place where sea is not far from ancient Ileife. And he wrongly pointed to Niger Benue confluence that do not have base for ship to berth talkless to even anchor.[/s]

blabing and rants.

but i was expecting this as usual you argue you were not wrong. I never knew you to be a perosn to accept his mistake so i was surprised to see you did not argue about writing "yoruba" with the wrong diacritics. probably because that one is an extremely popular word that you would have to be raving mad to argue there. I mean it is the name of the language and people itself so of course . But who knows maybe you will soon come back to argue that one too

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It is not "Igbálodé"
Igbá means "calabash". dé means "to arrive". Makes no sense. And just by pronouncing this it is so off. what you are saying here means "It is the calabash that arrived".

Go and learn to write yoruba properly mr. man and stop trying to fool people on nairaland

@TAO11, Abohboy, rhektor

absoluteSuccess:
How to spot a fraud.



Won nwadie, assignment...

everyone on this forum know you and olu as frauds...i have also exposed that time and time again

Why didn’t you correct him? You are a bad friend.
Or you also don’t know?

Olu317:
Accept or not is long thing my dear! I have no time for controversial issue.

Since your main focus is on the diacritics , kindly input your own diacritics on "igbalode" for me to learn! Perhaps when looking at my error , which based on typography , need be done with genuineness

controversial issue what controversial issue? That you have a reputation on this forum to always write wrong diacritics and argue that your wrong writings are correct? or that it is Yorùbá and not Yorúbà

your error is not based on typography, and i am particular about you miswriting "yoruba" because this is a word that you see everywhere nd has a popular and easy pronunciation - it is a test practice word in itself... but at least Thank God you are not claiming to be right today and accepting the diacritics are wrong.. that is a first.
It is "ìgbàlódé yorùbá"

Olu317:
Have you ever seen anywhere in Ifáodù corpus where Iwa pẹ̀lẹ is called or mentioned as same with Iwa? Iwa is Iwa. Igbálódè Yorúbà

You think Ifáodù corpus is your day to incorporated Yoruba language ? You make me laugh because we speak modernised variation of Yoruba dialect and not the deeper or older dialects, except you're from hinterland. Anyway, enjoy yourself

wrong yoruba writting here in both words but i'm shocked that this might be more than an oversight and you probably really don't know how to write the diacritics for "Yoruba", which is Yorùbá
Funny enough, i know you will not accept this mistake here but argue as usual.

Godbless3:
Don't link fornication to christianity.
Christian simply refers to those that follow Christ and its teaching. It is true that the bible in the old testament do accept polygamy etc through the laws that moses wrote with inspiration from God.
Since Christian die for our sins, before he died he changes some of the law of moses (old laws) and align with his teaching which any1 who want to follow his teaching and His likeness are call Christian.
Going to church or coming from a state that is dominated by churches does not makes me a christian.
Church is a place where people go and give thanks to God just like David, solomon etc use to do in temples.
Before Christ came to die for our sins, there were temple.
A christian is a person who denounce worldly thing, become born again via baptism and follow Christ and behave alike and do what Christ teaches. Bible contain God laws before/after Christ.

One man one wife has nothing to do with christ
Nowhere in your Bible can you find that

Monogamy has always been the culture of Europeans, especially in Rome and Greece.
It's that culture that entered into the Jewish sect that became Christianity in Europe

SATELLITENET:
Adamu made a video in which he advised 2face:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-2wanArFI8

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTaid6XAy3g/?utm_medium=copy_link

By culture, Pero is actually the first wife. She had a child before Annie
And 3 children already before Annie and 2baba wedding

Annie would have been thinking that she won the jackpot by being the "wedded" one but this is what happens when you try to mix foreign culture with an African culture
You get to a point where you can't move forward

Ammishaddai:
This man has a point .

The man has no point.
Cannibis is used as medication in many places.
And when it is legalised it can be monitored and developed

Shebi as it is not legalised Nigerians are still using it even more than those that have legalised it?

otokx:
How can Urhobo be Israelites? What kind of talk is that?

As many have already said, all these attempts at connecting to the middle east is just a wannabe attitude
OP just woke up and started writing whatever came to his mind.. No source, no evidence, no research, nothing, just imagination

stephanie11:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM


https://politicsnigeria.com/fallacies-of-ethnic-agendas-by-fredrick-nwabufo/

writer thinking himself intelligent.

How does lack of success of ethnic agenda translate to the non-existence of any ethnic agenda

It is an agenda... A plan in motion
Whether it succeeds or not depends on several factors

But to use "can igbos say they've been hegemonised" as point to his submission that ethnic agendas are myths is not intelligent.

Nobody said hegemonising other ethnicities would be easy. The fulani have been on it since the 70s

EKABA691:
Ologbo is cognate for Yeai group of languages for cat, not everything was borrowed igbos have it too, cat is one of the oldest animal on earth, if Edo don't have it then she is probably not a member of the Yeai group of languages

This is the way, it is pronounced in Benin Ologbose with the E facing down like in Ene and with a stretch, Just like in Iyase, that "Se" there is just to emphasize the other word properly "Iyase-na me try pass" then in the case of "Ologbose" it is stressing the size of the "Ologbo" meaning cat in Essense with Ologbose it is big cat or leopard as he has said Ultimately meaning an Henchman, a backbone someone who can be seen as not so obvious but all the same so powerful

Good submission but the problem I see here as to why it is likely not a shared proto-YEAI is that "Ológbò" (as it is in Yorùbá) looks very much like a contraction of Oní Ogbò. And it is "Onogbo" in Urhobo. Ẹlẹ́dẹ̀ is another animal name that looks like such a contraction.. I will even add "Ẹlẹ́yẹ" although nowadays it is simply "ẹyẹ".. Establishing that it is not rare to name animals like this in Yoruba
Not even in Igala are these animal names present including "Ologbo", in Igala it is "Obala" which may be cognate with another Igbo word for cat "Nwobili"

Also for clarity's sake isn't it "Iyasẹ" or "Iyasẹrẹ" and "Ologboṣere" because I didn't quite understand your explanation on the pronunciation there

Although I'm not saying the title of "Ologboṣere" is originally used by Yorubas, that I don't know yet, I will still learn more. But what I'm suggesting is that the word is Yorùbá language.

samuk:
Legends and fairytales are abound in most cultures including European cultures. The difference is some cultures don't try to present the legends as historical facts. The Yoruba in most cases want everyone to believe their fairytales, myths, legends and fables as historical facts.

The photo of the Ooni of Ife claiming that the 4th Ooni lived for 400 years before becoming a deity is being presented as historical fact.

Give it a rest and allow those that felt beaten lick their wounds in peace. The beating may sound like noise to your ears because some of you have no shame or sense of embarrassments, but other do feel the pains.

Those that boasted that they were going to defend Yoruba and Igbo history against Benin are already deflated and feeling small, so give it a rest.

There's no distinction between historical fact and folklore in the cultures of this part of the world. The same word is used and each story is held in high regard as part of the people's tradition. There is no word in Bini language that separates "myth" from "legend" and both from "history".
It is left for historians to figure out which story is historical and which isn't

The story of Arhuan (also called Idubor) is told by Binis in the same way the story of his brother Esigie is told.
If you want to tell me now that Bini traditions specifically distinguish between history, legend and myths then the logical implication is that Esigie is not historical because their stories are interwoven.
And that opens up a can of worms because both are supposed to be prominent figures

Sometimes you need to think about the implications of what you are saying and don't try to act more intelligent than you actually are. You are not very bright