₦airaland Forum

You call it your road today, but the same land area has been a route used to transport cattle by the Fulanis for more than 100 or even 300 years. If they had settled there back then, you wouldn't have been able to settle there and now call it your own. ko kwa?

bullshyyt! ibo has been living and existing in North for over 100yrs, yet in 2012 Hausa is still persecuting him and ejecting him from the land. Thats the only home some of them know.

If your argument is good for the fvlani gaining uninterrupted access in south, it is very good for ibo living unhindered in the North.

The only way Im going to help a fvlani is put a bullet in his gaddem brain!

Negro_Nations, the number erindinlogun or 16 is the complete perfect number, the complete square number. I got the info from the pages 603-611 of the book Odun Ifa. According to the author, Orunmila’s explaination of the numerology in found in Eji Ogbe. I want to believe that the names 12 gates or signs of the zodiac are strongly linked to the names of the 12 calendar months (perhaps tribes?). By the way, I have pre-emptively used the info you provided in the first paragraph on my blog but would remove it if you are not pleased with it. The info is very suitable for the Ife Bronzes thread and explains this Ife artwork. Perhaps when you feel its okay you can start a thread on Yoruba numerology.

Bro, you are welcome to use any material I present here, on blog, in reference or whatever. What I provided in translation of that message is just a snapshot. . .but we will leave that for now.

@topic,

The root word is mashiach or mashiyach in Hebrew, from where we get Messiah. I thought Messiah was a title first of all. If it has come to symbolize anointing of the head. . . . .or a ritual act of placing hands on the head to knight, to bless, to enthrone, to initiate, to take on a new authority, . . .then we must start from the mother of all life giving energies - water!

But we know that water is used for spiritual cleansing. . . i.e. to symbolically renew! Anointing has nothing to do with renewing, but rather with transition in power and status. A ceremonial or political, rather than a spiritual status, hence the use of fragranced oil instead of water.

When you translate mashiach from Hebrew into Greek, it becomes Cristos. When you translate Cristos from Greek into English, it becomes Anointed.

What we should translate is Anointed. Since we dont know Hebrew or Greek. . . . .and our mother tongues cant find equation in English, I guess we will come close but never at the correct term.

Then open a post on that. This post is anbout Mustapha.

Point B. . . .isnt that a selfish response?

You dont want your multimillion population to crowd your states but they are okay crowding other people land?

You cannot separate Mustapha from Abacha. The atrocities of Abacha had to be carried out by a trigger man. . . . and who do you think thattrigger man was?

You see fvlani harassing your fellowman. . . odnt stand there looking, just gang up and fvck him up. Put a bullet in his fvking brain, he cant outrun a bullet.

In case any ibo man come wondering why we bash ibo. , . . look, your own fellow ibo dragged you into this controversy.

All the area boys,agbero and NURTW members in Lagos are moslems, why

. . . the same reason that muslims in North cause trouble. . . .and a muslim in SS, called Dokubo, cause trouble.

why can't Lagos government do away with this agberoos, abi na them hold the town

they are there for a reason. . . .when ibo trespass beyond allowed boundary, these same people you call useless agbero will become useful. . . . . ,

MUJAHID DOKUBO ASARI ON AL-MUSTAPHA' s
CONVICTION:"This is the Day of Shame for us all.
Shame on you Nigeria Al-Mustapha and other innocent
Men Will not Die, They will be alive Insha Allah. The
treachery and conspiracy against Goodluck Jonathan
will fail, When you man Obasanjo was there for eight
years he didn't get a conviction. Umar Musa Yar'adua
didn't get a conviction. Shame on you Yoruba. Your conspiracy will fail also.

Can somebody please tell Dokubo to go to Lagos and free Mustapha from his cell. . . if he really really mean it! He should take MEND bomb to Lagos and free Mustapha. Or better yet, he should join camp with Boko and both of them come and blow Mustapha free.

When that happens, then we will know he is a man of his words.

oh, now you are getting your toys to help the Yoruba bashing campaign?   You lost words and strategies. . . .now u need toys and caricatures, ehn?  

small boy, carry ya but t to sleep.  Im going to read news,  enjoy your fun!

I told your a s s I know fulani more than he know himself.  u think im joking.

you need a new strategy dummy. . . i already busted your flawed pictorial propaganda. come up with something else since you enjoy getting beaten on your pygymy Igbo so much

fula is a commonwealth just like Yoruba is a commonwealth.

there is no bororo in Nigeria. . . .there is no wadabe in Nigeria, there is no peul in Nigeria. . . . got it? Nigeria has only fulfulde, a sub group of the fula nation.

. . . again, dumdum, read your history and african geography. there is no bororo tribe in Nigeria. . . we have fulfulde in Nigeria. bororo, fulfulde, peul, wodabe and many others are fulas but their distribution depend in which country. They have fulas in Guinea and are called peul, not fulfulde.

freakabit. . . . .ode, thats bororo, not fulfulde!     stop reading too much about british and american history.  read and understand your own african people and culture.  dumdum!!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-859188.0.html#msg10086252

. . . .start fvcking nomads up! dont wait till they bring cows for grazing. . . .locate their camp tent and destroy it and burn the mofos alive!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-858213.32.html

. . . . im telling you fvk fulani up!   they work for military and police chiefs. . . .the cows dont belong to the nomad.  This is why army and police quick to shield them.  The community should be one shielded, not the criminals.  fvck 'em up!!

To kill all
(a) Yamiri in top civil service posts;
(b) all wealthy Yamiri - male and female;
(c) all Yamiri educational giants;
(d) all grown up males and females of Yamiri;
(e) to leave out only sucklings in yamiri land

. . . with all these and you still cohabit with them in Hausland and invest your wealth and labor on that land?

You deserve what you get!!

In the new Biafra, all property belongs to the community. Every individual must consider all he has, whether in talent or material wealth, as belonging to the community for which he holds it in trust. This principle does not mean the abolition of personal property but it implies that the state, acting on behalf of the community, can intervene in the disposition of property to the greater advantage of all. Over-acquisitiveness or the inordinate desire to amass wealth is a factor liable to threaten social stability, especially in an under-developed society in which there are not enough material goods to go round. This creates lop-sided development, breeds antagonisms between the 'haves' and the 'have-nots' and undermines the peace and unity of the people.

. . . .no wonder yammiri run away from biafra and settle elsewhere.  Communist biafra  

While the Biafran revolution will foster private economic enterprise and initiative, it should remain constantly alive to the dangers of some citizens accumulating large private fortunes. Property grabbing, if unchecked by the state, will set the pattern of behaviour for the whole society, which begins to attach undue value to money and property. Thus a wealthy man, even if he is known to be a crook, is accorded greater respect than an honest citizen who is not well-off. A society where this happens is doomed to rot and decay. Moreover, the danger is always there of a small group of powerful property owners using their influence to deflect the state from performing its duties to the citizens as a whole and thereby destroying the democratic basis of society. This happens in many countries and it is one of the duties of our revolution to prevent its occurrence in Biafra.

. . . .OPP!!  Other people property!  

Thus, the son of a truck pusher can become the Head of State of Biafra. The Biafran revolution will provide opportunities for Biafrans to aspire and to achieve their legitimate desires. Those who find themselves below at any particular moment must have the opportunity to rise to the top.

. . . ya heard??  gburugburu said in Biafra, he did not say you have those rights in Nigeria.  

What then should he the qualities of this Biafran of the new order? He is patriotic, loyal to his state, his government and its leadership. He must not do anything, which undermines the security of his state or gives advantage to the enemies of his country. He must not indulge in such evil practices as tribalism and nepotism, which weaken the loyalty of their victims to the state. He should be prepared if need be to give up his life in defence of the nation.

. . . .wha  gburugburu said that??    look, they found that tutu and high heels he wore Abidjan yet?

In the new Biafra, all property belongs to the community. Every individual must consider all he has, whether in talent or material wealth, as belonging to the community for which he holds it in trust. This principle does not mean the abolition of personal property but it implies that the state, acting on behalf of the community, can intervene in the disposition of property to the greater advantage of all. Over-acquisitiveness or the inordinate desire to amass wealth is a factor liable to threaten social stability, especially in an under-developed society in which there are not enough material goods to go round. This creates lop-sided development, breeds antagonisms between the 'haves' and the 'have-nots' and undermines the peace and unity of the people.

. . . .no wonder yammiri run away from biafra and settle elsewhere.  Communist biafra  

While the Biafran revolution will foster private economic enterprise and initiative, it should remain constantly alive to the dangers of some citizens accumulating large private fortunes. Property grabbing, if unchecked by the state, will set the pattern of behaviour for the whole society, which begins to attach undue value to money and property. Thus a wealthy man, even if he is known to be a crook, is accorded greater respect than an honest citizen who is not well-off. A society where this happens is doomed to rot and decay. Moreover, the danger is always there of a small group of powerful property owners using their influence to deflect the state from performing its duties to the citizens as a whole and thereby destroying the democratic basis of society. This happens in many countries and it is one of the duties of our revolution to prevent its occurrence in Biafra.

. . . .OPP!!  Other people property!  

Thus, the son of a truck pusher can become the Head of State of Biafra. The Biafran revolution will provide opportunities for Biafrans to aspire and to achieve their legitimate desires. Those who find themselves below at any particular moment must have the opportunity to rise to the top.

. . . ya heard??  gburugburu said in Biafra, he did not say you have those rights in Nigeria.  

What then should he the qualities of this Biafran of the new order? He is patriotic, loyal to his state, his government and its leadership. He must not do anything, which undermines the security of his state or gives advantage to the enemies of his country. He must not indulge in such evil practices as tribalism and nepotism, which weaken the loyalty of their victims to the state. He should be prepared if need be to give up his life in defence of the nation.

. . . .wha  gburugburu said that??    look, they found that tutu and high heels he wore Abidjan yet?

One Naira,

dont worry. . . you will never have to doubt who I am. I have never come in here as a double. . . never! If I get locked out on Negro, which happened few times in past, I go beg the moderators or Seun to forgive me and I wait for unlock and come back in as Negro. I dont go creating a alternate handle to use. I am proud of myself in that way. In fact I am proud of myself in every way.

You dowg, can you say the same about yourself?

Amor4ce,

On the 12, the only thing I know is the transcedental formation and symbolism of the number itself.  Sometimes we see it represented in arts to speak to the essense of human divinity and particularly of the 1-2-3 transition. It is also voiced in some Ifa verses where different attributes are given to cosmic energy opening up its blessings and grace through the 1-2 balance.  In the arts presented by anonymous on the bronze head, go and look. . . .there is a artwork of the King standing on one foot, the other foot interlocked with the two feet of the Queen. . . and their three visible feet is connected or grounded or rooted or planted into mother earth. . . .the garden of growth and prosperity. The Queen has her fingers pointed downward in a message. The Matrix! She becomes the rod, the conduit, the womb, the gateway, through which the energy of 1-2-3 flows into manifest.

As far as its occurrence in Yoruba numerology, I am not familiar.  This is not to say it does not occur, . . . .I just dont know it and I would love to learn if anyone find it. 

Here let me point something out since we are talking about numbers.  We know that the Yoruba alphabet as we have it now written in latin letters is only a standard adopted by literary needs to document ideas and knowledge in Yoruba.  Yoruba being a tonal language is cheated, in the sense that all the vowels and consonants and diphtongs we have are approximations of what they can best find in latin to represent. . . .not necessarily the actual equation of the tongue. 

Well, the same approximation and error that we encounter in alphabets also occured in our adaptation of arabic numerals.  Yoruba numbers is in base 2. Our full number series is completed in 16. 

To appreciate this knowledge look at this example counting from 10 to 100: 
Ewa- 10,
Ogun - 20,
Ogbon - 30,
Ogoji - 40 (20 x 2)
Adota - 50 (something x 3),
Ogota - 60 (20 x 3),
Adorin 70 (something x 4),
Ogorin - 80 (20 x 4),
Adorun - 90 (something x 5),
Ogorun - 100 (20 x 5).

You will notice that the 10 is disregarded for multiplication but the 20 is accepted,  . . ogun, ogun meji, ogun meta, ogun merin, and so on. . .

Likewise the 30 is ignored for multiples but something called "ADU" is adopted, as in. . . Adu meta, adu merin, adu marun. . . .

This adu is actually the number sixteen!

If you didvde 50 by 3, you get 16.666.  If you divide 70 by 4 you get 17.5.  Divide 90 by 5 and you get 18.  Our number system did not change but the result obtained by adopting the arabic numerals approximated them and resulted in error.

Amazingly, the two languages, latin and arabic also brought us Christianity and Islam.  Ifa has its own alphabet and numerology and is valid today.  If our academicians and literary giants will not become barriers to the idea, there is no reason we cannot return to our indigenous letters and numbers, now that we are educated and know the significance of philosophical thoughts to civilization and  cultural evolution.

I apologize if I diverted away from the main subject of your post.

Why meet with VP and not the President himself to vent their issues?

People sit at their computer and use publishing applications that make fabricated type ups look authentic as if its authoritative news.

This is nothing but someone trying to elevate middle belt to significance through news fabrication and make beliefs.

No, he wasnt lonely. There was a Philipino nurse attending to him.

Everything has its time and place. . . there is time for rationale and there is time for emotion. In all cases of emotional response, you step in with rational thinking.

I asked you to express emotion, you bounced back with reasoning. I dey laugh I do not understand any of those questions and ifs and hows and whys you are asking. I honestly do not. Only thing I understand right now is a setup where we can begin to proactively fvck fulani up in Yorubaland before he even start to offend people. We need to be the offender on our own land and not the offended. You probably dont understand that position either.

tpia, there is bloodshed involved here. As far as I know, in discussions of bloodhsed and killings women's view are pro-life. I am saying I need to talk to people who are ready to talk bloodshed.

Why do you think I need to calm down? I need your opinion on the female Yoruba teacher stripped n a ked by her students and beaten to death in North. As a Yoruba woman, whats your view on that?

This is not about Ibo. . . this is about crime against humanity!