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Christianity Etc › Re: HELP: Is Having A Boyfriend Or Girlfriend A Sin? by macof(m): 2:29pm On Jul 19, 2015
What you should be asking is

... is it right in African culture to keep girlfriends/boyfriends?

It's time africans stopped looking to whites and Brownies(from the middle-east) for a way of life
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 2:23pm On Jul 19, 2015
9jacrip:
A deity, she has a compound in Ife where her descendants keep her alive.

No, she was never and is not yemoja.

Yeemoo *clears throat* was an Aje (mo juba o!- I hate calling out that name, I rever it).

Was Yemoja banished from Ife along with Obatala? Was she an Aje who initiated Obatala into the order of Aje?

Considering the spiritual is confusing to the regular person. Separate Yoruba history from Yoruba cosmology, it will help everyone.
Yemoja was not Ife na. Oyo or Ijebu

I was trying to explain that some people claiming a connection between Obatala and Yemoja(I know of the "Father and daughter" claim) might be speaking from Yoruba cosmology and not History
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 2:18pm On Jul 19, 2015
Ilaje44:
What is ayilala? What Language did you just spoil?

The Ilaje deity is called AIYELALA. That was the last word of a wronged woman who after she was wrongly accused and executed became a deity. Aiye = World, lala = big. Literally, it means the world is big. However, philosophically and in the context of usage, it means humans are unfathomably cruel.
Great to know this. ..
Travel › Re: All About Banana Island Lagos State, History And Exclusive Pictures by macof(m): 2:11pm On Jul 19, 2015
Ibadan should be like this
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 12:37am On Jul 19, 2015
MEILYN:
People change mehn. I have surely changed.
Praise the ancestors

I remember when you kept telling me I was descended from some illiterate jews grin
Politics › Re: Why There Is Improved Power Generation by macof(m): 12:29am On Jul 19, 2015
At this moment anything you see is due to GEJ's policies

Buhari hasn't started making a difference. ..he hasn't even made his team yet

The privatization of the power sector seems to be paying off
Christianity Etc › Re: The Yoruba Odu. Eji Ogbe(oyinbo/whiteman). by macof(m): 12:19am On Jul 19, 2015
Gatiano. Could you quit bringing Ifa into ur program?(I don't know what else to call it without sounding aggressive)
Those who have years of experience with odu Ifa haven't made something known who are you to know them?
You can concentrate on ur nation of islam but Ifa cannot be used by drunks like yourself so please stop all this Ifa says this and that. ..all which Ifa never said
This whole thread is just filled with jargon that I was so irritated
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 12:04am On Jul 19, 2015
Dragonking:
He didnt put it right..what he is trying to say is that the real isrealis were black people from Africa.

Watch this video to enlighten yourself


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHcKzzgYnMs
grin grin even the bible says they came from Mesopotamia, and in their culture we find links to Mesopotamia
Even the word "Hebrew" means "from the other side"ie from Mesopotamia



Africans are so disgusting with the gross historical misinformation
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 12:00am On Jul 19, 2015
buygala:
Saudi Arabia shares a border with Egypt, but Israel doesn't have any border with any African country .... So there isn't any direct connection between Israel and any African country smiley
Lol am very sure israel shares boarders with egypt
You can check any map to confirm
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:53pm On Jul 18, 2015
9jacrip:
That's another name for Yemoja.

Yeyemoolu's nick/short name is Yemoo.

They are two different deities.
Is Yemoo held as a deity or just an historical character? If she is considered a diety in Ife, I would be inclined to suggest that Yemoja to Ife is Yemoo

I have come across some works on Isese describing Yemoja as daughter of Obatala. ..in the Carribeans she is his wife
You know it's not always based on historical facts. ..the mythical/spiritual parts should be considered
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:40pm On Jul 18, 2015
buygala:
Islam originated from the middle east of which Egypt is part of... And Egypt is also part of Africa

please bear in mind that the thread is concerned with regions/ continents not countries smiley.... So if Islam originated from the Middle East of which Egypt is part of, and the first major practice of Islam was recorded in North Africa, then Islam can be said to also originate from Africa smiley
gringrin I blame the messed up Educational system in Nigeria for ur misinformation

Please try looking into the history of egypt and the people called arabs, you would find out that egypt was only recently invaded by arabs
Yet egypt is not middle east, part of the Arab world yes but not middle-east

Don't argue blindly
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:34pm On Jul 18, 2015
MEILYN:
Can you imagine? So the God of another people entirely is better than the Gods your ancestors worshipped? I see slavery in you, bro.
cheesy grin what happened to ur Obadiah crew?
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:16pm On Jul 18, 2015
chiedu7:
Guys dont bother with African gods that the God of the bible judged?

The God of the bible disgraced the African gods,
now if these gods can't save themselves how can they save you?

Exodus 12:12
For I will pass through the land of Egypt this night,
and will smite all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both man and beast;
and against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgment: I am the Lord.

Sorry guys African gods are useless the only living God is the God of the bible.

PS
allah is not the God of the bible ,
if allah were God it will tell moslems to stop killing Jews & Christians.


Surah 5:51
O you who have believed, do not take the Jews and the Christians as allies.
They are [in fact] allies of one another. And whoever is an ally to them among you -
then indeed, he is [one] of them.
You are stupid indeed. The same egypt who developed a civilization ur dumb Jehova couldn't help the jews achieve

The god of the bible failed in his promise to grant the jews land he claimed to own [https://www.nairaland.com/1881771/did-yahweh-fail-promise-abraham]

Or the inconsistent deity called yahweh who lost to mere humans with the help of Iron (Ogun's Element)
https://www.nairaland.com/1860282/yahweh-cannot-defeat-ogun
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:09pm On Jul 18, 2015
sibb2011:
OP, please learn how to use the small letter "g" for small gods. There is no other god than the Almighty God. The Alpha and the Omega.
The only small gods are those that needed to be shipped into our land and used as a tool to oppress africans
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 11:02pm On Jul 18, 2015
[quote author=buygala post=36012173][/quote]Mr I don't know where you get your info from but ancient Egypt was never arab
They were mostly black africans like Cushites of Ethiopia
Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Shares First Message As A Muslim. by macof(m): 10:56pm On Jul 18, 2015
Adebayo has had a hard time lately, if islam gives him a little rest of mind it's ok
But the greatest rest of mind lays with the ways of the ancestors - Isese
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 10:52pm On Jul 18, 2015
Positiveminds:
They are gods, not God
No, they are GODS
Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by macof(m): 10:51pm On Jul 18, 2015
kevoh:
Battle between Thor and Sango! Gonna be Epic to know the real Thunder God. grin

@OP

That description of Sango looks like something you will get from the Carribeans and the South-Americans. I'm pretty sure the African yoruba version will have a slightly different Sango story. Let me call someone to lend credence to my line of thought.

CC: FOLYKAZE
Yes that's a Carribean description of Obatala, Yemoja and Sango.
Yoruba version is slightly different
Christianity Etc › Re: The 6 Alien Species Currently Fighting For Control Over Earth by macof(m): 7:41pm On Jul 14, 2015
Zoharariel:
I know u're an atheist but I tell you - everything in that 1st link, written by Dr. Malachi York - who was framed and thrown into prison by the American Government is nothing but the truth.
How do you know it's "the truth"?
Christianity Etc › Re: The 6 Alien Species Currently Fighting For Control Over Earth by macof(m): 7:40pm On Jul 14, 2015
Lmao. Soon We will hear of Vampires, Werewolves and Zombies

There's just n proof to this alien claims. ..religion has totally bleeped your brains
Celebrities › Re: Agbani Darego Rocks Meena At Tw Brunch In Port Harcourt! by macof(m): 7:13pm On Jul 14, 2015
And some idiotic ladies are bleaching to get rid of their beautiful black skin undecided
Music/Radio › Re: Top Five Hit Songs Not Written By Artistes Who Sang Them by macof(m): 7:11pm On Jul 14, 2015
Harrysong is nonsense please 1.5m for scraps like limpopo, is limpopo a song?
I'll like to know if he wrote anything better
Christianity Etc › Re: South African Pastor Turns Church Member Into Horse & Put Snake In Their Mouth by macof(m): 7:01pm On Jul 14, 2015
RELIGION NEEDS TO BE DESTROYED IN AFRICA. ..

#SayNO2Xtianity(insanity)&islam(Kalamity)
Politics › Re: Igbo President Will Help Heal Civil War Wounds – Gowon by macof(m): 10:05pm On Jul 10, 2015
Useless man. He has no shame making this statement
Christianity Etc › Re: The Yoruba Odu. Eji Ogbe(oyinbo/whiteman). by macof(m): 9:58pm On Jul 10, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
Yes
grin grin I just knew it, I've come across this too.
don't be gullible please, Igbagbọ is a pure yoruba word meaning "belief"
Belief in every context of the word, it doesn't mean Christianity

Please stop peddling this falsehood with them
Politics › Re: Buhari, Osinbajo Slash Salary By 50% by macof(m): 9:44pm On Jul 10, 2015
spott:
Chai!!!!! I JUST LOVE THIS MAN!!!!

This is what we call leadership by example.

'Real leaders must be ready to sacrifice all for their people' - Nelson Mandela

Buhari is a true leader.... no qualms
But going by this saying buhari is not a true leader cause he only sacrificed half grin grin
Christianity Etc › Re: The Yoruba Odu. Eji Ogbe(oyinbo/whiteman). by macof(m): 7:24pm On Jul 10, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
Maybe you dont know this too.

My tutor told me this and did mention the odu but I cant remember again.
How was "christianity" rendered? "Igbagbọ"?
Culture › Re: Sango Olukoso by macof(op): 7:08pm On Jul 10, 2015
absoluteSuccess:
Alright brov, i'm about to yield, I'm not claiming to know more but I only see they mixed it up somewhere and that's a ruse. But before then I want you to tell me how Sango died first, according to the knowledge about Sango that had come to us as Yoruba. As to Okoya, the Yoruba use this often in people's name: Orekoya, Olukoya, Adekoya, Ogunkoya, Onakoya, etc. Infact, did you notice San(go) in AgbeSan?
I don't think there's any mix up at all, Yoruba ancestors are very intelligent and tho they mix Spirituality with History , it's not so difficult to identify the history in what the yoruba say
You only read too much into Sango's braids and wrapper. ..
All Sango devotees braid their hair but not the male Osun devotees...goes to tell you a lot

Adekoya to me is Ade ko Iya, crown rejects suffering...apply same to the rest

Agbesan , the 'San' there is different from 'Shan' of Sango
Christianity Etc › Re: The Yoruba Odu. Eji Ogbe(oyinbo/whiteman). by macof(m): 11:55am On Jul 10, 2015
Folykaze Ifa never made mention of Christianity. ..Islam maybe I don't know but nt christianity
Culture › Re: Sango Olukoso by macof(op): 11:43am On Jul 10, 2015
absoluteSuccess:
My macof, my proposal is this: some of the words coming from the ancient Yoruba are ayinike, meaning 'archytype when chipped'; then there is ayinipada, archytype as feedback. Ayi is a word in circulation, some storytellers picked such words and interpret it and fashion stories that perfectly rhyme with the ayinike from it. Such stories are aroba or ayinipada, not ayinike. I want us to leave ayinipada alone and examine ayinike. That's the only time we will see sense in my nonsense. I want to say the word okoya ('avenger') is what our forebears miscontrue as okoya 'husband of oya'. The Yoruba women usually flatter themselves saying 'nigbati mo siwa ni Sango Ode, kinto di Oya ile' 'when I was still an outgoing Sango, before I became an householder', Oya is part of Sango's credential as 'secessionist' or 'breakaway'. Oya is Ose, that is, 'break-off' or spillover or offender. Now carefully note this: 'won kan nb'Oya ja, Sango loni Seere', meaning 'they were keeping futile malice with Oya, Sango owns the rattle.'
grin grin so now you know more about Sango than those that have devoted all their lives to Sango and Oya? Those who say Sango husband of Oya
Btw I don't know the word Okoya to mean avenger, I'll rather say Agbesan

It's impossible for a whole cult reformed by Sango to be built on falsehood, and certainly it won't take one who isn't initiated to that cult to identify the falsehood (if any)
So you are completely wrong, good you know no yoruba would support your position, especially not the very keepers of Sango
Culture › Re: "Yorubas Are The Economic Backbone Of Nigeria" by macof(m): 1:46am On Jul 10, 2015
Rivertemz:
That man posted some stats on his video that proves its the yorubas that have it. But we are the least to take credit for anything as a Yoruba.

Nigerian first, then Yoruba second.
But everyone else puts their tribe first.
How come?
That is stupidity, only a silly man would put Nigeria first before his ethnicity
How can you even begin to serve Nigeria without hurting your ethnicity?
Awolowo was not a pan - Nigerian
Culture › Re: Sango Olukoso by macof(op):
Arabambi Oko Oya = Arabambi husband of Oya, not Arabambi same as oya
His 3 wives have their home town far away from Oyo-ile or koso, Osun's home is not far from my hometown and we worship her in my lineage, i still remember the oriki, there's absolutely nothing to suggest that Sango is Osun.
Oya’s house is still existing till today in Ira, for centuries untouched and kept as a sacred place, you won't find Ose Sango inside

Braiding hair doesn't make a man a woman , the person who made Sango's hair was Oya, his other wives saw this and complained about it - this is a very popular part of the Sango tale

And as 9jacrip already said nobody can say this is the exact way Sango dressed, I have personally seen Baba Mogbas in different styles, what's important and binding is the red colour.
In the old days Ooni wears wrapper, and there's only been one female Ooni
All over southern Nigeria, men wear wrapper. ..absoluteSuccess aren't you Awori? Don't you know how Awori dress? Wrapper it is.

The former regent of Akure Omoba Adetutu Adesida always wear agbada, I guess that makes her a man?

You need to see Olu-iwa celebrations in Ekiti, the priests tie wrapper, does that make them women?

Infact wrappers are what men wear to keep charm in the knots. .learn your yoruba

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