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Culture › Re: Mbaise; Why They Hate Us by Noneroone(m): 10:15am On Aug 22, 2016
Impostors everywhere
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 10:33pm On Aug 21, 2016
SaffronSpice:
[s]
Now you are clutching at straws,aint you?

You brought up the theory of how the people living there before Afonja should be the one to revolt against the Fulanis and not the Yorubas;back it up by proving such people existed.

You suggested it,so prove it that there were non-Yorubas living there before Afonja.
I maintain that the natives there before Afonja were Yorubas - He(Afonja) wasnt the first Aareonakakanfo - if you think otherwise,present your facts and not sentiments. [/s]
which people were indigenous to ilorin before afonja vs fulani fight? Answer me and i'll surrender grin
Culture › Re: Ndigbo,do You Dislike Anambra People,come In by Noneroone(m): 9:35pm On Aug 21, 2016
Lalasticlala obinoscopy seun
close this silly thread
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 9:25pm On Aug 21, 2016
SaffronSpice:
[s] I really wish I could repress the urge to reply your post,so that it woun't look like am trying to court your attention.
But I just can't 'cause the bolded is laughable.
You should tell us who these natives are;you cited the example of the Australian Aborigines et al in your other post but remain clueless regarding the identity of the natives you are holding brief for.

A certain group of people might have been living there before it became a millitary outpost of the Oyo Empire;these people were either conquered and assimilated or chased away by the invading Yoruba warriors.
The strong have always bullied the weak.

Most empires in history contain people who are not of the same ethnic stock as those who founded them: are you positing that some of these people who were extirpated should ressurect from their graves to challenge their overlords?

Those who register their presence on the land first with palpable evidences will always be credited by history to be the rightful owner. [/s]
which people were indigenous to ilorin before afonja vs fulani fight? Answer me and i'll surrender grin
Politics › Re: Justice Abang Faces NJC Probe Over Conflicting Rulings by Noneroone(m): 3:19pm On Aug 21, 2016
In his last ruling on pdp tussle, Abang faulted the ruling of a federal high court (a court of equal jurisdiction) and overruled it!

Truly his continued stay in the bench is dangerous.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m):
Ritchiee:
I did not evade your question.I have answered it up there.Fulanis and the others met Afonja in Ilorin.Even if Afonja met anybody,they were yoruba.Why didn't you ask yourself why the fulanis killed Afonja before installing an emir.Remember two captains can never man a ship....one must go..

Go to those sites and read.

World Statesmen.org
u are being inteligent by half. I ask u a question and u are running around without a point. Who are the ilorin natives before the afonja episode and you answered afonja, who are the obas before afonja episode and you answered afonja. It is safe to say that u agree that ilorin is no yorubaland 'cos if there were natives there it is them who should fight off fulanis and restore their own culture and not some yoruba migrants who have no choice but to blend in their new environment.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 11:53am On Aug 21, 2016
Ritchiee you are dodging my question. You cant change history. Prove to me that Ilorin is yoruba homeland. Your claim that the first people who entered a land are the indigenes is false. History shows thats most of our villages and kingdoms today had pple occupying them before being overrun or absorbed into a new civilization. Australia had aborigines, America had red indians and north Africa had negroes. You cannot declare a place a traditional settlement if you dont have a civilization running in that place for centuries. Such civilization must include established system of administration, culture, traditon, language or dialect and, religion. I asked again, name the Obas of ilorin before afonja incident, the name of yoruba sub-group that lived there, their dialect etc

afonja was from oyo
Politics › Re: NDA Announces Ceasefire, Sets Out Conditions For Dialogue. by Noneroone(m): 10:08am On Aug 21, 2016
loopman:
The Osu Ijaw slaves have just been slapped again
slapped? You are the one whose asslicking tongue is being tossed around. NDA stopped bombing pipeline the moment a 'new' group greenland justice movement started. Use your tongue to count your teeth. Albert Einsten once said politics is more difficult than physics.
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Republic By NDA, A Joke Taken Too Far by Noneroone(m): 9:46pm On Aug 20, 2016
aressssa:
Coming from the village ipob elder battalion brigade leader.. grin grin grin
some of you must really be halleucinating about IPOB. Well ipobs dont have time for op. Ever since he opened a rash anti-ipob threads he was not only pounded into pieces by them but they successfully stopped making him feel important by avoiding his threads even when he later came back to beg them. So no one takes him serious. His opinion on a single issue is a numerous as his threads.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Pilgrims’ Cocaine Scandal : Buhari Angry With Ndlea by Noneroone(m): 8:45pm On Aug 20, 2016
So igbos must be executed while govenment must help to cover up same crime when committed by other tribes.

Let me see afonja who will call Igbos drug peddler again. Nonsense
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 8:27pm On Aug 20, 2016
Ritchiee:
Your ignorance stinks..

You are a weakling from the FULANI REPUBLIC of the century...so you as dumb as a dodo..

If not for the British colonial intervention, historians agree that the Fulanis would have be driven far back out of Illorin by a coalition of Yoruba forces, even more farther away off conquered Hausa territories. This notion is based upon the resulting outcome from The Battle of Oshogbo in 1830 where the invading Fulanis forces were crushed, defeated and driven back before the interference of the colonials. They've tried this over and over in other Kingdoms....
JUST A FEW PEOPLE..who are not yorubas per se.. WHO ARE GAINING POLITICALLY WOULD ALIGN THEMSELVES WITH THE FULANIS....
ignorance? Maybe you need to educate me. The problem with you is that you yorubas go emotional when people confront you with the truth. Can you convince one that ilorin natives are majority yoruba and yet have an emir after emir ruling in their supposed homeland? Is that sensible? . It is very hard to prove that ilorin has been a traditional yoruba settlement before 1830. It was established as a military outpost of oyo empire around the middle of the 15 century. Oyo is an established yoruba kingdom with traditional system of administration, culture, seperate dialect, and tradtional religion. They have indigenous pple occupying the land that cannot be driven away but conquered in event of war. That can't be said of ilorin. It was a virgin land under the control of oyo before the afonja incident. Pls answer these questions to prove its yorubaness.

who were the Obas of ilorin before 1830?

Like lagosians are called awori, ogun ijebu, What are the indigenous pple of ilorin called before 1830 ?

What was their dialect?

What is the name of their deity?

Ilorin is not yorubaland. Aside the name ilorin given to it when it was under oyo control, nothing else connect it to yoruba. Yorubas know this thats why they shy away from the topic. They will only tell u yorubas are majority. Even one poster above agree that most yorubas in ilorin migrated from oyo. Again does urhobo being majority in warri makes it urhoboland?

Ilorin case could be likened to opobo, a virgin land under ikot ekpene before jaja established a kindom there. When at a point ijaws decided to challenge the reign of jaja's decendant in court and instal an ijaw king. The court ruled that it was jaja who established opobo and that the kingdom is the estate of jaja and his decendants forever. If yorubas mean business in claiming ilorin is theirs i challenge them to contest the kingship system in court like ijaw did in opobo.
Culture › Re: Akiolu Begs Nigerians, Niger Delta Avengers To Give Peace A Chance by Noneroone(m): 7:27pm On Aug 20, 2016
First of all beg arepo yoruba vandals killing their fellow yorubas in droves in the name of militancy to give give peace a chance

i thought Niger deltans are destroying their own land. Cutting down a tree is a gradual thing but the actual fall is sudden.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 2:33pm On Aug 20, 2016
Bunmytaz:
the problem we have in this country is that we can't differentiate from tribe and political region...political region can comprises of different tribe..is south south one tribe "no" we av itshekiri,ijaw and irobo etc, so north central is just a geo political zone not a tribe..they comprises is idoma,igala,Yoruba,Fulani etc...
The important thing for the writer to no is...your tribe is Yoruba and your goe political zone is north central.
be a north central doesn't make u Hausa or Fulani..there is deferent BTW tribe and region.. at least there is Yoruba speaking tribe in brazil ....
what identity ur tribe is culture way of life...
if u re from Yoruba speaking part in kwara definitely u re your.....let get things right stop racism, tribalism nd religion bigot
many in kwara are of mixed blood as fulani intermarried with yorubas, nupe and hausas found there. Many natives in ilorin though they may speak yoruba actually see themselves as fulani. The present governor sees himself as fulani, rear admiral muhameed lawal did so too. Saraki's father admitted being fulani and that his family came from mali. Bukola saraki is fulani too. Yoruba claim on the place is only historical. Any attempt to enforce the claim is like negroes trying to take north Africa from the Arabs. Thats the bitter truth.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 2:10pm On Aug 20, 2016
Biafman:
Liar. Yorubas, propaganda and re-writing of history to suit themselves. We all know the history of Afonja's backstabing which is the hallmark of Yorubas and Alimi's invassion of Ilorin and Kwara as as a whole taking advantage of a mere invitation from Afonja the backstabber. No one should pay attention to this lies being peddled here by this Yoruba liar, google Afonja and Alimi and read the ehole truth and nothing but the truth about how Alimi and his fulani meascreants conquared Ilorin and the whole of Kwara. This lies must stop, and for your information Ilorin is and will forever remain a fulani land and the whole of kwara a northern territory.
let him keep decieving the uninformed. Afonja was captured and behead before Ilorin became a fulani emirate.
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Have Crippled Oil Production In Nigeria- Ibe Kachikwu - by Noneroone(m): 1:30pm On Aug 20, 2016
How will they cripple oil production in Nigeria when lagos and ondo produce oil. Or are they prooving the fact that lagos produce one cup of oil every month while ondo oil belong to ijaw
Satellite TV Technology › Re: Why Is Their No Africa Magic Ibo? by Noneroone(m): 1:11pm On Aug 20, 2016
cutesmilez:
sad OP I'm 100% sure u don't have DSTV. There is African magic igbo tongue
op is an afonja who doesnt have DSTV grin

btw African magic Igbo was not even necessary cos nollywood is already an Igbo enterprise
Politics › Re: The Woman, Aisha Wakil, Boko Haram Calls Mummy Is Igbo by Noneroone(m): 10:12am On Aug 20, 2016
hausa no dey shame
Is there anything Igbo about the name aisha or wakil
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities that are Igbo men by Noneroone(m): 8:58pm On Aug 19, 2016
Yorubanews:
Look at this one. You know why no girls are on this thread fanning over the ugly ones you've posted? grin grin
i dont blame you if your girls are good enough to take care of you, you wont sound this frustrated.
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities that are Igbo men by Noneroone(m): 8:44pm On Aug 19, 2016
cstr14:
Run to Yoruba men? Now that is news. The last time I checked, the Igbo women supposedly running to Yoruba men are based in Yoruba land. Dosen't take a genius to figure that out and why.
Just the same way Igbo men in Yoruba land are laying your women for the fun of it. With the added advantage of not kissing and telling. smiley
it is part of that inferiority complex. They are excited that pple associated with them despite their terrible looks.
Celebrities › Re: Gorgeous Nigerian Celebrities that are Igbo men by Noneroone(m):
cstr14:
And here we have this weak ass Yoruba guy here again. Messing up the bed as usual and crying over a mere thread. You are cry-babies honestly grin
And do I hear you say Yoruba guys run Africa? lol. You must be having a laugh mate.
I think you guys should leave ore first before thinking of running Africa. Igbo boys already colonized Africa and back. You are just looking to start, mate.
why are you replying them? Inferirioty complex could not allow them view the thread without comment, despite the fact that the thread was created in 2011
Food › Re: Local Dishes In Igbo by Noneroone(m): 7:00pm On Aug 19, 2016
What type of temptation is this?
Politics › Re: Heart In The Rising Sun : Biafran Independence And The South East by Noneroone(m): 6:45pm On Aug 19, 2016
Jibril659:
you're pained. I can see grin
you are the one that is pained nah. Nawao
Politics › Re: Booom.....again, Militants Blow Up Two NPDC Pipelines In Delta by Noneroone(m): 6:42pm On Aug 19, 2016
Proudlyngwa:
Certainly not as stupid as your posts
Every governor is in charge of security in his state, except a state of emergency is declared in that state.
You are an insult to the Igbo race
why then is the president sending military and police to Niger delta? Are they under emmergency rule?
Politics › Re: Militants Blow Up Two NPDC Pipelines In Delta - Vanguard by Noneroone(m):
Hehehe

let me end here
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 2:56pm On Aug 19, 2016
akomst:
The best you could do is to ignore "YourNemesis" as he called himself.
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Ilorin of old is divided into quarters i.e. Yorubas quarters, Hausa/Gobir quarters, Fulani quarters, Kanuri, Nupes and other tribes quarters.
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If he indeed knows Ilorin as much, he wouldn't deny that very few family houses could be ascribed to Yorubas and I mean no disrespect, yet many more of Fulanis including the ruling family houses and few to the remaining tribes.
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Because everyone speaks Yoruba, hence its easy to be fooled that the majority are of that ethnic stock, but like every other territories ruled/conquered by Fulanis, Fulfude isn't used as lingua fraca except for the likes of Adamawa, most often, language of the community or its environ is adopted and in this case, Yoruba, being the language of conquered territories south of Ilorin.
.Lastly, ethnic ownership of the town is rarely debated as the binding force of the different tribes in the town is far greater than ethnicity i.e. the Love of Islam.
Yes you would find Yorubas especially from SouthWest fighting for claims on historical ground with help from a few agitators from the town, most of whom are politically disadvantaged.
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You did a great job and I love it.
Politics › Re: Where Does Kwara Really Belong? by Noneroone(m): 2:49pm On Aug 19, 2016
Dreamers
Politics › Re: Why Didn't Niger Delta/biafra Demand For Separation Under Gej's Era by Noneroone(m): 6:43pm On Aug 18, 2016
Abagworo:
@OP there was no genuine agitation for Biafra and there is still none. It's politics rooted in the inability of some people to hold on to power. Hopefully they will be exposed soon for all of us to know.
you're not exposing anything 'cos nothing is hidden. You need to learn one thing about igbo. An average Igbo is not a power freak. An average igboman is more of an economic being than a political one. He prefers a good environment where he can conduct business, earn cool cash, excel in other fields and live a comfortable life. Hausa/fulanis are the ones who to rule whether they can or no, whether he is successful or not, educated or not. He measures success in terms of power while Igbos do so in terms of wealth. It is therefore unfair to say Igbos are fighting for Biafra 'cos the cant rule nigeria 'cos if it was the north who hasnt ruled the country since 1960 the country would've exploded. Igbos are after Biafra b'cos the system in Nigeria doesnt favour capitalist and egalitarian lifestyle . There is so much bitterness, hatred, envy and fight against them. Therefore the hausa and yoruba can easily exploit our cool headed approch to power and implement this hatred at the government level, stopping us from achieving our full potentials. We must extricate ourselves from this system and live out to our full potentials if we must survive as a race that is why Biafra is inevitable.
Politics › Re: Ikpeazu’s Governorship: Appeal Court Nullifies High Court Judgement by Noneroone(m): 5:40pm On Aug 18, 2016
Oh my goodness! Abang was taken to the cleaners
Politics › Re: We’re Not Ready To Negotiate With Nigerian Government – Avengers by Noneroone(m): 10:23pm On Aug 17, 2016
Speeddial:
Mr Man are you high on something? For your information, I'm a Niger Deltan, and we are not Biafran.

Idiot.
did he say you are Biafra?
Politics › Re: ‘Niger Delta Avengers Ready To Negotiate With FG’ by Noneroone(m): 5:22pm On Aug 17, 2016
Afonjas are ready to believe even the fakest of news just to feel happy. Lets see where propaganda leads you to.
Pets › Re: Trader Arrested For Naming His Dog ‘Buhari’ by Noneroone(m): 8:32am On Aug 17, 2016
They are haunting him because they know deep within them that their president acts like a dog
Politics › Trader Arrested For Naming Pet Dog 'buhari" by Noneroone(op): 7:56am On Aug 17, 2016
Sango-ota—A 30-year-old trader has been arrested by the police in Ogun state for naming his pet dog 'Buhari.' The trader, Joe Fortemose Chinakwe, of No 10, Omikunle Street, Sango-Ota, Ogun State, was reportedly arrested last weekend, after one of his neighbours of Northern extraction complained bitterly that he named his dog after his father, Alhaji Buhari. Vanguard learned that the complainant reported the case at Sango Police Station, last Saturday, after which the trader was arrested and detained. However, it was gathered that efforts by the police to recover the dog, which they intended using as evidence failed following a clever move by the suspect. The trader, said to be trading in female wears at a popular market in Sango, allegedly directed his friends secretly to kill the dog and possibly eat the meat in order to avoid being implicated. It was gathered that consistent appeals by his friends and relations for the police to grant him bail failed as the complainant and his kinsmen reportedly threatened to kill the trader if he was released on bail. Trader denied bail The case, however, took a different dimension two days later when Chinakwe’s relatives went to Sango police station to further plead for his bail only to be informed that the case file and the suspect have been transferred to Ogun State Police Command headquarters at Eleweran. A relation to the suspect, who simply identified himself as Chiedozie, told Vanguard that his brother was being persecuted for no just cause and expressed fears that he may either be poisoned inside police cell or thrown into jail. Chiedozie said: “Chinakwe is a lover of dogs and he names them after things that tickle him. He bought this dog a year ago and named it Buhari. Unfortunately, some Northerners, who dominate the vicinity where he resides misconstrued his intention and connived to take him up. The complainant then claimed it was derogatory because his father answers Buhari.” Police sources, however, told Vanguard that the actions of the suspect “were very provocative.” The source said: “he not only named the dog Buhari but boldly wrote it on the body of both sides of the dog and was seen parading the neighbourhood dominated by Northerners with it.” As at press time, relations to the suspect were still making frantic efforts to effect his bail while his accusers are insisting that he must be prosecuted. Police confirms arrest When contacted around 8pm yesterday, the acting Police spokesman in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi, ASP, said he was still trying to get the Divisional Police Officer in-charge of Sango for details. Oyeyemi later called, stating that: “I have made enquiries. The man bought a dog and inscribed Buhari on both sides of its body. One Mallam lodged a complaint and when our men got there, we found out that it was true. You know such thing can cause serious breach of the peace and ethnic or religious unrest. We are charging him to court for conduct likely to cause a breach of peace.” Continuing, he said: “He was arrested last Saturday and we are taking him to court later today (Tuesday) or tomorrow morning (today). You know an average Northerner will feel bad over such a thing. It can cause serious ethnic crisis or religious confrontation because when you are relegating such a name to a certain person, you are indirectly insulting him.” When asked about the whereabouts of the dog that will be used as evidence against the suspect, the police spokesman said: “The dog cannot follow anybody except the owner. We will use him as our evidence because he did not deny it.”

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