Politics › Re: Joe Igbokwe: When It’s A Crime To Love Buhari, Nigeria And Igbo Land by Moorish: 1:09pm On Oct 22, 2021 |
The British must be sitting with popcorn in hand appreciating the crafty wisdom of Lugard in destabilizing this part of the world
In fact the whole European race must be proud of how much they’ve paralyzed Africa
And I thank the blacks too for doing their job in hating themselves, continue killing yourselves.
if we hurry up maybe in a few years the only place you will find an African is in a museum |
Celebrities › Re: Speed Darlington Condemns Ipob's Sit-at-home Order In The Southeast (Video) by Moorish: 12:49pm On Oct 22, 2021 |
I support disintegration because I’m tired of seeing all this tribal fighting on a daily basis
Tall fences and strict immigration policy in each of the newly formed countries would also be nice
F.uck all y’all |
Politics › Re: Bamise and Elizabeth Ajetunmobi: Antigua And Barbuda PM Orders Their Arrest by Moorish: 9:36pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
ocelot2006: How do I change my citizenship from Nigerian to Canadian/Swedish? I'm tired.. Just change it on your nairaland profile |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 9:27pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
susanbuy: That is one of the key point why it is a strong one - By the eighth century, Ile-Ife was at that point an incredible Yoruba realm, one of the most punctual in Africa south of the Sahara-Sahel. Pretty much every Yoruba settlement follows its starting point to rulers of Ile-Ife. All things considered, Ife can be viewed as the social and profound country of the Yoruba country. Agreed. Ile-Ife is our source A Ghanaian lady once told me her people believe they migrated from ile-Ife. She is of the Ga tribe I was shocked at the depth of Ife’s reach |
Crime › Re: Soldiers Kill 3 Suspected IPOB Members In Arochukwu (Video) by Moorish: 9:04pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
stinechykee: Are you this bittered,what is your business with the flags they choose to carry Not bitter one bit, just pointing out their ignorance and naivety |
Politics › Re: Train Bomb Attack: How Nigerian Security Agencies Ignored Intel by Moorish: 6:39pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
The federal government needs to invest in military drones ASAP.
Turkey, whose president was here few days ago, are among the world’s top manufacturers of military drones
Buhari and team should do the needful |
Christianity Etc › Re: Battle At Synagogue, Trustee Alleges Threat To Live, TB Joshua's Daughter Reacts by Moorish: 6:34pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
EternalBeing: End Time things. Heavenly race is personal narrow Road. Follow only JESUS that knows the Road to Eternal Life and is currently in Heaven, not a Pastor or anybody.
You still have not accepted JESUS and you still have not Prayed to irreversibly submitted the Control of your Life to HOLY SPIRIT? You think you are doing me?! You are doing yourself! Very soon, e go clear for your eye! Bro with respect to that quote from Elon musk, he said that to stress the dangers of AI Stop twisting things please |
Crime › Re: Soldiers Kill 3 Suspected IPOB Members In Arochukwu (Video) by Moorish: 6:25pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
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Crime › Re: Soldiers Kill 3 Suspected IPOB Members In Arochukwu (Video) by Moorish: 6:07pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
Cool but they should stop carrying American and Israeli flags
Those white nations do not give a flying f.uck about negroes or your petty causes |
Celebrities › Re: Eniola Ajao's Hair Shaved For A Movie Role by Moorish: 5:16pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
xynerise: Make up has been the saviour of many women And has been the 419 deceiving many men |
Politics › Re: Bandits Bomb Abuja-Kaduna Train (Photo) by Moorish: 2:22pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
These are the list of top military drones around the world :
1 Elbit Hermes 900 - Israel. 2 Bayraktar Akıncı - Turkey. ... 3 TAI Aksungur - Turkey. ... 4 CASC Rainbow - China. ... 5 CAIG Wing Loong II - China. ... 6 General Atomics MQ-1 Predator - USA. . 7 General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle - USA. 8 General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper - USA
Please anyone on nairaland with links to the federal government should advice them to purchase these drones and deploy to critical areas of the nation |
Foreign Affairs › Re: TRUTH Social: Donald Trump Launches His Own Social Media Platform by Moorish: 12:18pm On Oct 21, 2021 |
Jeezuzpick: Free and fair?
Okay ooooo.....
Lemme face where ayam going before they come for me, mbok. You better face where you are going bros Trump and team could not present any verifiable evidence of voter fraud Multiple republican governors and senators, even trump faithfuls in government refuted his claims of voter fraud His Vice, mike pence also disagreed with his boss |
Foreign Affairs › Re: TRUTH Social: Donald Trump Launches His Own Social Media Platform by Moorish: 11:57am On Oct 21, 2021 |
emae009: lol.. Is he going to create is own OS and mobile device? Where will it be launched on? iOS and Android right? remember what happened to Pan.... (whatever it was called). You're standing up to Big Tech as claimed but you're hosting your supposed TRUTH on Big Tech. You wail about the Talibans but it was you that signed the withdrawal agreement and pulled out half of the US forces from Afghanistan but sure it's always someone's else fault with narcissists Great points Trump is a very dishonest man, forget his humor or theatrics I supported his emergence cos Hilary ruined Libya Imagine trump putting pressure on the Supreme Court judges to overturn a free and fair election This man was going to ruin the best democracy on the planet |
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Car Talk › Re: Why Are BMW Cars Unbelievably Cheap? by Moorish: 10:28am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Coscharis have bmw service centers in multiple locations |
Politics › Re: President Buhari & Wife, Aisha Share A Close Moment Together At The State House by Moorish: 8:35am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Infinixhot6: Great.
I love Buhari.
Any one hating Buhari should go and hug transformer.
Sai Buhari.
A time will come when Nigerians will look for Buhari for help and they would not find him.
God's willing, nemesis will catch up with those who ganged up against your government to scuttle your good plans for Nigeria. Buhari was/is not fit for leadership of a multi ethnic nation like Nigeria Did you listen to his disparaging comments about those who gave him 5% votes? Or his recent insult to same people calling them a “dot” nation ? Does that sound like a competent leader to you ? |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 8:31pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Abohboy: They were subdued up until the late 1700s which is where most changes in Yoruba land occured as guns became more available and the Oyo empire collapsed more groups were able to gain independence and that's when Ogedengbe came up around that time All maps of Benin kingdom do not indicate ekiti or ondo as part of Benin kingdom at any point in time |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 7:43pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Abohboy: They weren't a buffer they were conquered by Benin and all attempts by Oyo to conquer it were failed I’m not too educated on eastern yoruba land pre colonial history but I do know that both ekiti and ondo showed strong Benin influences I also know that the deji of akure was a tributary to the oba of Benin at some point but I do not know if that came as a result of respect/reverence or because they were subdued militarily by Benin But there is also some history of wars between ekiti/ondo and Benin. Ogedengbe took an army to Benin kingdom and fought them but was captured or so So, it seems ekiti/ondo were kinda semi-independent of Benin I ask you, if they were conquered why aren’t those regions under Benin empire pre colonial maps ? |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 7:34pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Olu317: Oyo never ruled western Yoruba enclave as well,apart from other sub kingdoms
Even the Northern Yoruba such as Ikoyi,Ketu, Popo, Iresa, Ogbomosho,Ancient Ogbon were ally to Oyo Empire and were not subjected to Oyo dictates
An Empire subject kingdoms she controls through tthorough the dictates of that kingdom. Anyway ,Oyo empire actually did well at a point in time in history. Those are semantics. You say they were in Alliance. Did they pay tax or not ? From my recollection, Oyo collected taxes from all yoruba kingdoms including the whole of Dahomey (present Benin republic) except ekiti and ondo because I believe they were buffer zones for the Benin kingdom and Benin supported them against oyo aggression in order to keep that buffer. Remember ogedengbe? The ekiti/ondo warrior? He was supported by Benin kingdom against oyo but also tried to sack Benin kingdom himself at some point |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 7:03pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Olu317: Why bother yourself ? I had to counter those claims |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 6:57pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Olu317: That is a false statement from the person who stated Oyo had grip on all Yoruba land. He said all except eastern lagos and ijebu land I think he was partially right except that the oyo empire never ruled over ekiti or ondo but in fact did rule over ijebu land until their independence Also oyo empire cannot really say it “ruled” over ile Ife because that is our spiritual capital.. it will be sacrilege to be taxing your spiritual capital.. however don’t forget that present osun state fell under the oyo empire if you check the maps |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 6:47pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
EmekaA125: Why you come marry Igbo girl if there's something unique about Yoruba culture or is there something you are not telling us
Well, Yoruba people are good but a total turn off about them which I can't deal with is unhygienic lifestyle, not trust worthy and reliable.
Aside these, they're generally accommodating and sophisticated. If you read my original post you would have noticed I also called the Igbo race a great race But to answer you, I married her because I was divinely instructed to do so. And I believe it was my destiny All your other critique of yoruba can be applied to any other tribe as well including yours. |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 5:30pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Abohboy: The collapse of the Oyo empire is what began the mass trade of Yorubas in the 1800s I can't necessarily provide a definite source but before then the Oyo empire held a stronghold on ALL Yoruba land apart from eastern Lagos and Ijebu land and they were able to prevent any of their citizens from being sold into slavery it wasn't until the empires eventual collapse that a lot of Yorubas began being traded in the slave trade because for the most part when you read about the slave trade pre 1800s and you hear about the types of groups sold you'd realize mostare either Akan, Bantu ( Congo and Angola ), Senegambia or Igbos the Yoruba aren't mentioned often until after thelate 1700s and early 1800s when the Oyo empire collapsed and they began selling millions of Yoruba to the plantations in Brazil predominantly Thanks for this. I know I had heard something similar before |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 3:54pm On Oct 20, 2021*. Modified: 4:09pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Abohboy: They all have come back to their respective countries that's false and as I said before the Yoruba arrived later so they were able to retain their language fully.
The Haitians who are Fon had their language turned into Haitian Creole and if you listen to it the Fon connection is very strong within the language and a lot of Haitians have gone back to Benin and reconnected with the land
Candomble is still represented not only in religion but also as a martial arts and dancing form but the Yoruba didn't retain any form of martial arts so you could say in that sense that the Congolese and Angolans are stronger by your logic at least
Then with the Igbos in Jamaica and Obeah yes i'll admit that the link isn't very strong but it must be remembered that they were some of the first few slaves to arrive there so for the religion to have even survived after 200 years compared to the Yoruba's 100 years is quite impressive and you have to acknowledge that the Igbos revolted the most so they were technically the strongest and not the Yoruba most slave revolts were coordinated by Igbos especially in Jamaica, Barbados and America Candomble actually has strong Yoruba influences Check this out “ In addition to the influence on slavery, and later Afro-American cuisine and language, the importation of Yoruba culture was most heavily evidenced in such manifestations of Yoruba religion as Santería, Candomblé Ketu, and other traditional spiritualities.” Also this is the first thing that comes up when you search “candomble” on Google >>> Candomblé is a religion based on African beliefs which is particularly popular in Brazil. It is also practised in other countries, and has as many as two million followers. The religion is a mixture of traditional Yoruba, Fon and Bantu beliefs which originated from different regions in Africa.15 Sep 2009.. So you cannot ignore the Yoruba influence on candomble On your assertions on later enslavement of Yoruba peoples compared to other tribes, I have heard it before but I cannot find any evidence for that.. I remember seeing it online some years back tho so you could be right Can you point me to any evidence to that claim ? From what I know all of our west African tribes were enslaved around the same times On your other assertions, Obeah is pretty much non existent now in Jamaica tho Benin-Haiti share vodun in common I agree that this is evidence of the survival of dahomean culture in the new world. I will give you this However no diasporan group is more strongly affiliated with their original homeland like the Yoruba diaspora Even in the USA were igbos were the most enslaved group, you have “Oyotunji”, a Yoruba village in America to this day. Can you show me any such cultural center or village created by Igbo descendants in America ? Cheers |
Politics › Re: FG Earmarks ₦71.6 Billion For Railway Projects by Moorish: 2:51pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
I wish they would invest that in expanding our Power transmission capacity (TCN)
Buhari would have gone down as one of the greatest presidents if he had focused on expanding TCN rather than all the rail projects
Even if there was insecurity but our power capacity was expanded considerably to say 20,000MW, the whole country would have seen a cumulative positive effect |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 1:42pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
agadez007: If an Igbo man opens something like this to praise his ethnic group,hateful Yoruba children will start shouting chest beating up and down,even on TikTok onece somebody makes an Igbo appreciation video,they start convulsing like sick dogs An Igbo man did insult the yoruba on this thread The back and forth between both groups is crap. And the truth is that there are igbos and yorubas who appreciate both cultures. I am one of those. Read my initial post, I stated clearly that this is not meant to belittle other tribes. Was just an honest question I asked |
Christianity Etc › Re: #EndSARSMemorial: You Own The Future - Pastor Sam Adeyemi Tells Youths by Moorish: 1:39pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
WibusJaga:
 Motivational speech. Just like Youths are the Leaders of Tomorrow we have been hearing since time immemorial. The old ones will die one day |
Politics › Re: Charly Boy Joins Endsars Memorial Protest At Lekki Toll Gate by Moorish: 1:34pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
I passed Charly boy when I was leaving Lekki phase 1 this morning lol, I was shocked! We were in traffic my car was next to his.. he had some other guy In the passenger seat. |
Politics › Re: #EndSARS: Protesters Fight Over Money At Lekki Tollgate by Moorish: 12:59pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
How I wish they were out sensitizing youths for the 2023 elections |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 12:50pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
Abohboy: Not only the Yoruba The Fon survived in Haiti through Voodoo which is Vodun The Igbo survived in Jamaica through Obeah The Congolese survived in Brazil through Candomble
All African peoples survived and passed their culture down not only the Yoruba it is just they had the largest numbers as they were the last group to come in large numbers so less died and less were rooted out by Christianity and indoctrination that other groups suffered That is an interesting perspective I have heard of those things you mentioned However the only slave descendants to claim and hold on to their tribal affinities are the yoruba slave descendants. Yoruba is still spoken in Brazil, and Cuba The Haitians do not claim a fon identity nor speak the language or come back to Benin republic to connect with their distant relatives. The Jamaicans have never come back to igboland to connect with their Igbo ancestry nor do they learn Igbo language Thanks for your perspective tho |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Civilization Is Just Too Strong by Moorish(op): 12:36pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
KingOKON: .
Ogbeni, do understand the meaning of civilization? To me civilization is cultural expression. Basically a way of life. It could include arts, architecture, language, religion, laws etc What is civilization according to you bro ? |
Celebrities › Re: Tega Dominic Shares Stunning Photos After Returning To Instagram by Moorish: 7:27pm On Oct 19, 2021 |
DayDreamer05: For how long are we going to be witnessing poop posts, this is getting out of hand.
Honestly, Nairaland front page threads in 2010 was not like this. Facts There are so many informative, educative and important threads by intelligent people which are in the back pages, with only a few replies There needs to be a change here |