₦airaland Forum

kayfra:
You, my friend, are simply stewpeed

Embrace your indigenous West African ancestry. The farthest north your dna ever traveled is probably Senegal or Mali via Fulani invaders

akanbiaa:
Excepting one child is corruption itself for other parents will see it as being unjust, and it's not abuse as long as sterilized clippers was used, if you allow just one child to be excepted the next day some parents will even demand that they want their daughter to wear just pants to school of that's what they feel like, others will demand they want their child to have tattoos, others sill say they want their child to sag their trousers, others will say they want their child to drink alcohol since its not a crime etc. Get my point? The only solution is for such parents to look for such schools that places no value on the moral health of their child and wants freedom to do whatever they like and pass exams by hook or crook and leave schools that balances morals with education alone.

akanbiaa:
Then what is the difference between your ideology and that of the Marlians? Well since its not all parents that want same things for their children at least such parent should withdraw their child from such schools that they know they cannot obey their rules and regulations instead of ridiculing and arresting teachers trying to make the lives of of their children better.

Aidejay:
See bah...
All these epistle should be for you and yours alone. Compile them and teach them to your kids cause no matter how many times you type and post, the damage is done already. This generation is broken and it has been coming for a long time.

Angelfrost:
Good... As suspected. You can give criticisms, but can't take it.

You are not a good conversationalist... Please, don't mention people when you have nothing to offer or think you know it all. Bye.

akanbiaa:
Pending when such laws is enacted we need to respect our teachers and make sure we raise children that will not be spoilt brats that have mind set of my parents will always defend me no matter what I do(good or bad), a child that lacks discipline will one day make the same parents cry and regret.

Angelfrost:
At the part in bold, a well educated and well brought up individual will not begin a response with such uncouth words. That was unnecessary, impolite and uncalled for... There is such a thing as respect for personal opinions!!!

Now, let me repeat myself... Every school has rules and regulations (hence the reference to the army). At no point did I categorically state that both are one and the same. The rule of the thumb is to find the school whose rules are not stringent or restrictive. This is what goes universally!!!... The rules for private schools in U.S are generally far more stringent than those for public schools... So, I don't get what your rant is really all about.

Well, your statement with regards to your education is your opinion, and I respect that... I do beg to differ. I enjoyed mine (though I rebelled most of the time), but such discipline shaped my thinking and conditioned me for the success I experience today.

On your final points, the court knows what is right. If the rules of the school where well spelt out and clear, then there is no case!!! Cheers!!!

Angelfrost:
See ehn... Going back and forth, or bandying words will neither convince either of us... Truth remains: A school is no different from the military (Fact is, the army starts off as a school).

You think school is merely a gathering of kids to read and write??!... Please, wake up!!! It is a bloody institution for building of character and shaping of personalities!!!

The matter under discourse is quite simple: A school has enforceable rules and regulations well spelt out in her prospectus! Inability to abide simply requires withdrawal from the institution, not arresting or assaulting staff members authorized to enforce those rules. That is what civilization is all about... That's what pertains all over the world!... So, I don't get the use of silly condescending remarks like "Nigerians"!!!

Note: I don't support misuse of authority or acting crudely on the part of teachers. If this is the case above, then the tutors went astray. That still doesn't excuse the misuse or oppressive use of the law by the parents, as a simple discussion with written apology would have sufficed!!!

Sir/Ma, my grouse here is the ridiculing of the authority and integrity of the institution of education, which I have been observing with dismay for years now, even in a cultural and respectful nation like Nigeria... The results of such ridicule will tell terribly on us all. Watch the generation of leaders and adults we are raising, and tell yourself some hard truths!!!... Everything is not about political correctness!!!

This is the last I will respond on this matter... To everyone his opinion!!! Thank you.

2prexios:
Bro, save your outburst.

You need to proof your mettle no matter how long. Be confident in your good works, no one can mosque you in that.

Do you now have the oriki Eletu odibo? Every of your claims have to be substantiated. We are working from home now.

akanbiaa:
How can a responsible parent not take care of their child's hair even when told that it will be cut by the school if not taken care of by the parents. My judgement (the parents needs mental evaluation and guidance and counselling on how to be responsible)

arinze198:
Source: https://pmexpressng.com/teachers-sent-to-prison-for-shaving-pupils-hair/

2prexios:
You can see how quick this response is, it's a proof of your decoy and fundermental deception. What take you so long?



Would you have quoted post before this one? No. It's your forbidden post. "Conscience is an open wound, only the truth can heal it".

Back to the topic: you pretend to be proficient in foreign languages and their connections, without vocabulary or examples drawn to butress your point.

That should be secondary (if necessary) to proof your point and establish your claims. You are talking about Niger Congo, and that should come first.

However, the refurbished "tokunbo points" from the Vikings, Norse, French and Turk is all you have before directing discussion in that path.

Why not drawn from the work of your peers or give examples from the core of your argument to further our knowledge?

2prexios:
The post exposes you as a stranger to the core of your argument, which is Niger Congo. You have earlier claimed that the Yoruba shared vocabulary and semantics with the Fon and the Igbo.

So, why not draw instance from such to explain the attributes of the thesis you are making? I believe such will shed some light to our understanding of how linguistics works especially on the indeginous languages.

I noticed that you are an "assimilative plagiarizer":

You read stuff online and edit it to your taste, posting it as though you are the original thinker.

The weakness of this trick is that you know more of notable examples drawn to butress the points made elsewhere, but incapable of drawing plausible examples from your own case study.

A man who makes your kind of claims should be capable of substantiating them instead of swinging from outburst to outburst.

darfay:
Egun is not Yoruba

Oracle23:
Daft.

They are ijaws and not yorubas

Louisboy22:
u are very right, Imadodowa that's what yoruba call Ododowa was a bini prince from the last ogiso who was banished from bini went to settle at Ife present day Oyo state and give birth to many children including Oranmiyan after the death of the last Ogiso, Igiemew was put at the king but some bini was not happy because Igiemew was not royal blood, Oliya mobilize people to find the banished prince that's Imadodowa was now at Ife at a king so after many years of searching they finally find him at Ife but they couldn't convince him to come back to bini because he was too old to trek back to bini so he had to send he song Oranmiyan to bini

petra1:
They've started talking about it 2017


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WCQhuh3KDg

2prexios:
Has there been a crucial fact from your end till date to establish you as knowledgeable on this topic? If so, post a link to the same here.



How does this aspects of Yoruba history blend in to your Niger Congo claims? Is this a Yoruba affair that's not extended to others?

Can you justerpose this with another culture in the same linguistic family as an aspect of how anthropology linguistic works?


This is your entry point on this thread, it shows you are clueless about Yoruba tradition.

Can you cite the original traditional source where your claims here were taken from?

2prexios:
Go back and read very well, this time withouth lunacy playing in your head.

:,D

cite the original paper where Niger Congo was first postulated as a theory.

I know how impulsive you are.

bjdon:
The documented history of the bini kingdom is over 1000 years old. Established norms and traditions that are maintained to this day

2prexios:
I've never seen a clever fool of that negro sort thanks for keeping him where he truly belonged. The original Monkey of Serrengatti.

What wisdom is in coming online to claim Yoruba is one of the "uncivilized Africans" Who does that? This is called Freudian slip, where a man divulge his ulterior motives unaware.

What determine who is civilized and who is uncivilized? Is it not what can be gleaned from a certain culture? The Yoruba adage says "kiitan lara omoba komaku dansaki".

The meaning of dansaki is the token salute that denote title or identity. These impostors are tirelessly working to ensure you will make nothing sensible out of Yoruba tradition.

As a result, the man became an obstacle to gleaning anything meaningful from Yoruba culture for the ulterior motive. A man who will disproof a point should give better meaning, not whinnying.

Its now clear that claiming Yoruba is civilize is one of the original sin against this man. He is the only Yoruba who disdain Yoruba language or attempt to say Yoruba is civilize from inception.

He became Yoruba apapandodo to cover up and to work from within, but his ruse is that this guy cannot make a single sentence in Yoruba without fear of being caught.

How can an evolutionist hate monkey?

but here is a fellow who recently claimed man developed from east Africa and angry with connection with monkey? Do you have a different theory than evolution?

It seems our guy has no idea about the East African origin. If not, why should you feel bad being a dedcendant of monkey? AlreadyYou have no monument of history lived on trees.

As monkeys, the "uncivilized African" lived on trees, hence no sites of archeological interest to date your culture because it never was. Monkey cannot built cultural monuments like the Incas or Aztec.

Monkey lives on tree without a trace of civilization on ground. The "uncivilised African" is incapable of such, so he walked the plain and bush half naked.

But Yoruba case is different, though equally disadvantaged by isolation but the Yoruba dated itself by the Oranyan staff as an obelisk dating back to "the stone age".


The coping mechanism of hypnosis and internal confusion is to fight anyone who intended to make us see an issue plainly explained as yoruba tradition shows.

The coping mechanism for lack of intelligence is striving to be invincible.

No transparent origin to validate the claims of this negro being Yoruba, ask him question in that needs him to shed light on his origin, he shouts "obsession!"

No availability of the citation to proof guys had access to the holy Grail of the Niger Congo, we just need to agree because that's the truth.

Here is a fool who needed 4 mighty scholars to proof Bible wrong earlier. His dead brain can't do the work, but he want us to take his claims as "authority speaking".

Even the Bible he hired authority to proof wrong spoke of cities sitting upon their mounds, and a fool here is telling the world African history is built on linguistic theory he had never understood.

petra1:
but adeboye said it

petra1:
it started in 2019

RamessesIV:
This inferiority complex of negros,that they want to look for ways to tie themselves to the middle east cause of religion no wonder whites claim we weren't doing anything and all our achievements were done by Berber/arabs ���

Godsfavour78:
i assure you no family will take it if he gives them. I am not Edo by the way.

KwaraRat:
The Emir is not a traditional authority but an Ethno-religious position.

An Emir in the Islamic sense, translates to leader of the Muslims.

In Nigeria, Fulani Muslims from certain Houses are the only ones qualified to be Emirs.

Chukapage:
Politics sef eh.... In this Nigeria politics is like a cancer that destroys anything...look at how it's crushing an ancient throne probably or arguably older than "Nigeria" and "Nigerian democracy"..