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0balufonlll:
LMAO! I had to look through it real quick. You sure are going to get these people worked up o .

P.S: What if you end up starting a trend and they begin to work the Jap angle?

I won't bring up false words unlike them
Even in Egyptian language mountain doesn't mean "ke"

They won't work the Japanese stuff because it doesn't play into their religious sentiments

0balufonlll:
I saw that and noticed they were even upset.
That goes to show their pursuit is religion influenced. It has to be Hebrew/Arab or nothing. Funny lot. Please keep the Japanese knowledge on hand, still very useful here.

I gave another one again, let me see how he will attack it but doesn't see its the same thing he does with his Hebrew claims

Olu317:
Lemme clearly state here as the following:
1. I am not a pastor ooo nor has christianity being the basis for my field work nor my discipline.

Stop lying, you don't have any higher institution education. You have never written a thesis in your life Talk less of having history as your discipline.

History is not your discipline and you have never conducted any field research, online articles are not field research
Be lying anyhow

5.‘ ke',after decoded means,‘mountain', in ancient Egyptian language and there is a land of ,‘Ra' and there is ‘ mountain Ra' which literarily mean (Ke'Ra).

Japanese - oka
Yoruba - oke
English - mountain /hill

Yoruba are Japanese o

There is also a Japanese deity called Raiden or Raijin who is in charge of lightning and thunder like Ora in Ifè
Are this coincidence?

Henceforth, I will be economical and won't share my work anymore but my opinion.

See fraudulent style baba wants to use to escape answering questions
You have never shared any of your work, you have no work to share just opinions so stop your lies already

0balufonlll:
LOL.

Baba, this thread is so funny.

I figured that the authors cited in support of the re-invention and distortion of words, are either (i) non existent or have their names intentionally spelt wrongly (ii) and those who exist/ed never stated what was pegged to them or not in the direction they are being presented here.


I also figured that apart from the poor literature back-ups, the self-professed knowledge of the ancient Yoruba ways has been another shell under which the pursuit of this poor hypothesis is being hid under. My point is, we all know Awo across Yorubaland are the hub/preservers of the Yoruba ancient ways but our people on this page who claim to have knowledge of Yoruba ancient ways do not belong to ANY Awo.. They are Christians, serious ones at that .

With being poorly empirically armed, imagine these folks having to stand in the front of a panel of scholars presenting their Hebrew/Arab hypothesis, baba nla disaster

Serious something these guys are fraud to put it simply. I wonder why they rejected by Japanese connection when I was just doing the same thing they do

Olu317:
Engaging you is unwise idea because when a wise one continue to answer a fool in a foolish manner as the fool does, doing or did, then wisdom becomes scarce commodity to wise one.But loo,my wisdom is enshrined in the ancestral God of my ancestors ,because son of a great King is a ‘king' and the wisdom upon me is divine. I am Amóroro that you will never take your eyes away from because I am a divine being.

I know your blood is Ibo so continue in your Ibo connection with Yorubas,which an average yoruba will land a dirty slap on your face for such defamation of ethnic character if you say such to them in public, when it is an argument time. Try it the downtrodden Yorubas and see ‘hell' on earth. Accuse me of claiming Hebrew ancestry? The yoruba account also said so through oral account, even if there are disagreement. The yoruba oral account said that Odua, descended from Oke Ora. Is Yoruba land the only place with Oke Ora? Empty head, go to Egypt to see,where Oke+Ra exist. In fact many western reseacher said yoruba lived with Egyptians and Hebrew at one time or the other. So continue in your Ibo ignorance as alink to Yoruba. A people that was seen by Yoruba as barbaric in their culture, when a part of their displays HUMA SKULL publicly to show a victory in war. Yet Ibo language does not have archaic cognates with ancient Yoruba's language except phony words that are easily transferable due to close proximity through Samuel Ajayi Crowther that helped Ibos standardise Ibo's alphabets. Oponu,even Ibos are struggling within themselves to understanding each clan's dialects.

Anyway, your ancestors were Ibos that settledown in Yorubaland . And at the right time, you all shall be uprooted or become withered away. So my enemies have become frustrated so much because, Ìsé orí rán ní mo njé . The polluted minds have not seen anything yet because you shall pay to peruse my work. Bé'ní , nítorípè Bèlèbèlè ní èwè ojú omí n jo , ài rojú ai r'àíyè ní o bà gbogbo èyín ótà tè'mí ní'kánkán....Éee ooo Èyi'Àshé.

You are a fraud and a coward, adress the man's post and stop running away . Call on this your God who gives you all your knowledge as you claim

When you have no where else to hide you start saying I'm igbo

Oníjìbìtì. You are a criminal this man

Olu317:
That statement ‘shut up jare 'is for my agemate in your entire family.

You like ranting and posting long stories that have nothing to do with the post you are quoting
So I said shut up.

Btw, if you feel you are so elderly, act your age
Instead of addressing the post you run around it like a coward

Olu317:
As usual, they will always be antagonising without evidence to counter ,the etymology I have given, the screenshots , which I find acceptable because, not all have eyes to see nor ears to hear. But the majority of the Yorubas dont identify themselves with any group but Yorubas. Where then,do these Ogas in the past and present got their own clue about Yoruba being related to Fon, Ibo, Nupe, etc? Anyway, I expect these people to be bold enough to come pinned their family to IleIfe Ijébu'Rémó did. . Let these people that you have mentioned point to any group in Ileife as their ancestral home as other yorubas did. Or sè ómó má fí òwó osì júwè ìlè Bàbà rè ? Anyway, I am 100% sure you dont have such understanding as regard the ancient ways of Yoruba ancestors to know what made them unique. Plainly,you cant understand what you dont know.

In his book,Understanding the whole student, Benjamin Lee Whorf stated, in what has become known as the Whorf hypothesis, that; "language is not simply a way of voicing ideas, but is the very thing which shapes those ideas." As you can see an hypothesis was propounded by a well known scholar in the western world who understand how language is a way of people's life and its connection to her tradition, to understanding what make such ethnic group,behaves the way they do.

As you can see macof,your view is shallow on your claim as I had said on the usage of peculiar word as solely used in Yoruba cosmology and spiritualism because each ethnic group's language is the basis for their spiritual connection to metaphysics....Édà is a spiritual word that became popular because, Yoruba traditional system acknowledged through Onifà, who tell the Yoruba seeker what to do so as to appease his/her creator called, Élédáà . And on Ènian/Èniyàn, the hypothesis also counter your opinion.

As many who enjoy being relevant to claiming a field so eminent in human history from.Yoruba perspective should go back to Western world's higher college to learn more about humanity as a whole. Oke Ora in Yoruba land was ne'er the birth place of Odua ,jn the same manner the hierology and adimula or Adimunia meaning is shrewded in mystery's.

On a last note, stop crying over spilled milk because my information has been proven with citations from western researched work,who have being busy deciphering Ancient Hebrew, Greek,Persian,Assyian, Egyptian's ancient form of writing. Kindly move along the jet age to solve the hidden riddle so as to bring the glory of Yorubas being Yorubas. A people with their great religiousness and spiritual connection to Èlèdúmárè

Shut up jàre. What etymology did you give? You don't know the meaning of etymology? You have never provided any evidence or answered any questions to convince anyone
Just rants

Obalufon:
.. so you think ...Benin republic yoruba /anago will pick out ibos from yoruba because they are our cousin.. Hausa man know themselves ..during the civilize war yoruba can't infiltrate the ibos without getting detected even with good knowledge of ibo language and culture..hausa man know what they look like ..

Would like to see you prove this your claims

Obalufon:
we are different .. the difference is not obvious because we're living together illusion of the brain...

difference has levels, but for Yoruba and Igbo, I think it's because we are living together those Stereotypes are so popular
A non-Nigeria wouldn't be able to tell the difference using all the methods you claimed because they're not accurate

Obalufon:
if the ibos are not bantu..what are they then .. Africans are not the same we are more than our skin color ..we are so diverse ..you may not believe i can tell the group people fall into mere looking at their skin tone and hue the texture of the skin and type hair texture anthropological features cranial shape limb and body proportion also eyes

This is due to those stereotypical nonsense. It's not based on any true pattern unless you are going as far as differentiating a bushman from a cushitic or west African from berber. But closer groups like Yoruba and Igbo cannot be differentiated with any accurate phenotypical pattern

Paretomaster1:
Ehehehheheheeh pls see ur elders...... Not the elders that told u Hedgehog is Oya...

Yoruba have no name for camel, they only use the Hausa name for it.....

Forget that clown the guy is just desperate for nairaland fame, trying to teach what he does not know

absoluteSuccess:
Do I need border about what you believe? The ones you anchor your faith on here has just been rubbished without any argument in that direction from you. All you need do now is to go back to your original antics na, afterall you have no idea of your own, just keep on fighting, so nothing changes.

who was rubbished??
And what's this about people on whom I anchor faith on? I happen to deal with facts, anybody who can bring facts not faith on people

LOLZ

You are the untrained fellow na,

Only a fool will always confirm himself to be a fool. I'm well trained and very versed in what I've been doing, But you don't know what to hang on anymore, then this. How about telling your readers what you know about Yoruba history? Are you being careful?

Lmao. so you thought I'm a jobless self acclaimed historian and linguist like yourself? I am well educated enough to respect the people who actually dedicate time and energy learning and researching, people who have university or at least a sound traditional training. I cannot claim to be a historian because I know some history, I cannot claim to be a linguist because I know a know a thing or two, the appropriate term is enthusiast

Unlike someone who has failed with everything else in life and thinks reinventing Yoruba history is the way out of irrelevance, poverty and miserably. Look don't let me face you personally so just don't go there, I'm not the one looking for how to survive by all means

You are a fraud, not versed in anything. If anybody wants to claim authority in a subject such person should have a basic understanding of the subject matter first, then move up to building that knowledge and understanding in an academic environment.
You lack basic knowledge of linguistic, you ignore etymology and meanings
I mean imagine "Hebrew" is "Ibẹru" in Yoruba And you claim to be an authority you are a criminal minded fellow



Funny enough your activities on nairaland still don't help your hustle for money(you don't get paid) , nor for relevance because while it might seem fine and rosy to make claims once you get hit with questions you burst out crying and bitching about it realizing how you have nothing but you won't admit it.

I've told you what to do, go to school. Go get basic education on the subject. Historical linguistics and history are courses you can study if you really want to make a living from Yoruba history

whatever happens to linguistic classification and multiple aboriginality? Can't you proof this your conclusion with facts? No, its just context without content. I can see you are into Japanise lexicon, hmm...I love learning new things bro...

I believe the facts are very available, staring you right in the face.

The Volta–Niger family of languages, also known as West Benue–Congo or East Kwa, is one of the branches of the Niger–Congo language family, with perhaps 50 million speakers. Among these are the most important languages of southern Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and southeast Ghana: Yoruba, Igbo, Bini, Fon, and Ewe.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volta%E2%80%93Niger_languages

Incidence of E-M2 DNA
Bamileke 96%-100%
Ewe 97%
Ga 97%
Yoruba 93.1%
Tutsi 85%
Fante 84%
Mandinka 79%-87%


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_E-M2

But I know you will ignore the facts and choose to remain in your delusions of Hebrew descent when you have no linguistic or DNA connection with Hebrews

A brilliant mind can do something with just so little linguistic resources at your disposal as to how far distance languages do match and whatever is in it to appreciate as knowledge, and then different institutions will definitely want to understand such human phenomenon.

there is no doubt about this. This is how Linguists know to classify Yoruba as a Volta - Niger language under the larger Niger - Congo group of languages. Linguists should have classified Yoruba as Semitic but alas, they did not. So it won't take an unemployed untrained fellow like yourself to change that, certainly not when you have no evidence to lay a superior argument

The most widely spoken Niger–Congo languages by number of native speakers are Yoruba, Igbo, Fula and Shona. The most widely spoken by number of speakers is Swahili.

While the ultimate genetic unity of Niger–Congo is widely accepted (aside from Dogon, Mande and a few other languages), the internal cladistic structure of Niger–Congo is not well established.


According to Roger Blench (2004), all specialists in Niger–Congo languages believe the languages to have a common origin, rather than merely constituting a typological classification, for reasons including their shared noun-class system, shared verbal extensions and shared basic lexicon. Similar classifications to Niger–Congo have been made ever since Diedrich Westermann in 1922. Joseph Greenberg continued that tradition, making it the starting point for modern linguistic classification in Africa, with some of his most notable publications going to press starting in the 1960s

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger%E2%80%93Congo_languages

When you can counter this with evidence you will finally become relevant in life, until then, enjoy your failures

But in the hands of a fool like you, as always, it is something to leave to the experts because the little you can never be one.

Odaaro sir, Baba sikira olodo.

I can be an expert, so can you, all you need to do is study the subject. Go to school

Being an expert in history or linguists is not easy granted, because there is much to learn but anyone can achieve that by taking the right steps.

But the way you are now, you are nothing but a fraud.

I can't believe you are actually condemning me for leaving it to the experts, seriously?

OK, and then I joined you in reinventing by claiming Yoruba are Japanese (which you thought I was serious) but you attacked for that one, so it seems it is either middle east or nothing for you . By the way, I have a better case of Yoruba being Japanese than you do on Yoruba being Hebrew, I can go on just for fun.
I mean I don't have to say stupid shitt like Hebrew is ibẹru (fear in Yoruba), I'll give you real similar sounding words with similar meanings any gullible slowpoke will believe Yoruba are really Japanese

Ìwọ gangan ni olodo, ibi tí mo ti dé l'áyé yìí oò lè f'oju ri
Ìwọ aláìníṣẹ́ṣé, aláìní ànfàní èèyàn, tí Ìyìn àti Ògo èèyàn mí lo n'wá kiri. Lọ gb'ẹ̀kọ́, lọ fi àyè ẹ ṣíṣẹ́ òtítọ́. Oníjìbìtì lásán-làsàn òṣì

0balufonlll:
Loooool.

Brother mi, this one loud o. . E be like this infantile play of finding baseless similarities across the world don rub off on you o . Na to enter Japan go claim the islands o.

Make me sef join the ere omode:

- Amin = Omen

- Okere = Squirrel

- Okun = Ocean


Baba see below, e be like na Yoruba get the whole earth self because every thing seems traced to us.

. just for fun brother.

Yoruba are truly people of the world, anywhere but Africa. We share so much with our people faraway but nothing with our neighbors

absoluteSuccess:
Have you quickly forgotten about the kwa linguistics and multiple cultural aboriginality?

It is what you see here that you transform to something here, you have nothing upstairs.

Thinking that my way is your way is all that makes you a fool.

I'm just having fun here. Sarcasm is fun

If you think I believe Yoruba are Japanese you have a problem. But then for any Hebrew connection you want to bring I have Japanese connection.. Did I not tell you I know how to invent stories too? Since Yoruba origin can now be figured by untrained fellows like you and I by matching up words without recourse for proper linguistic methods

Japanese - kodomo, Ie
Yoruba - omo, Ile
English - child, home


Japan is Yoruba real home

absoluteSuccess:
You are bored and in want of attention.

Are you looking for new posts to twist to still stay relevant after the fall of your god?

I'll give you things to ponder upon this weekend.

Actually im showing you how what you are doing is ridiculous. your last post to olu you matching up Hebrew 'mr' with Yoruba 'miri'
I did the exact same thing by matching up Japanese 'nani' with Yoruba 'kini'

If you want more Japanese /Yoruba match up words there are many

You see how me pushing Japanese and Yoruba together is annoying and just plain ridiculous that is exactly how pushing Hebrew and Yoruba is

I'm sure if your religion came from Japan or you were Buddhist you would be claiming Japanese now but because you are christian you want to identify with Hebrews

Yoruba - Kini?

Japanese - Nani?

English - What?


Yoruba are Japanese o
@0balufonlll we need to take back our Asian island


Olu and absolutesuccess I hope you know of this already?

0balufonlll:
I am kuku calm, brother mi.

I do not have any problems with Mr. Olu & his pursuits of Hebrew theory, really. Like I stated before, thr Hebrew thing is not my interest & since I am ignorant in the technicalities of language & such, it is only right I keep quiet.

The part that just draws me in is the distortion of Ife history to suit his angle. Yet, when you point the error out to him he suddenly seems upset and tries to twist & turn things. Is he saying he knows better than the agbaagba in Ife & how Ife is structured to continue to reflect our history daily & sometimes, periodically.

Overall, it is fun reading his attempts at bending Ife history. I crack up & in fact it gives me something to start conversations & amuse older folks here with.

Ekaaro, ihan alaale ‘fe a gbewa.

I don't know how they expect to be distorting someone's history and the person should keep calm like it's nothing

Olu317:
Yes sir , a renowned professor of History. But did Radio Carbon test agree to this 4000 BCE oooo? Where did Igbomina and Okun as a whole existed around 4000BCE in Middle Nigeria? Do you know Igbomina kingdom's King list is not up to 100?

"... where the southern nupe...Ìgbómìnà live today "
That is what was written there.

Radio - carbon dating of languages? Lmao. Another funny one from our nairaland clown

yns4real:
•Senate president says quest not a betrayal of ex-VP

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may have to pick its presidential flag bearer in next year’s election from the Northwest geo political zone, The Nation gathered yesterday.


With over 18 million eligible voters as at last February, the zone has the largest voting population in the country.
It is followed by the Southwest with over 14million voters.

The Nation gathered that the main opposition party is taking notice of the situation and may settle for one of its presidential aspirants from the zone at its convention next month to slug it out with the incumbent, President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 2019 poll.

Buhari is on course to emerge as the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate later this month.

Presidential aspirants of the PDP from the Northwest are Senator Ahmed Maikarfi, Alhaji Sule Lamido, Sokoto State Governor Aminu Tambuwal, former Special Duties Minister Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, former Kano State governor Ibrahim Shekarau, former Sokoto State governor Attahiru Bafarawa and former Kano State governor Rabiu Kwankwaso.

The implication is that the likes of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar from Adamawa in the Northeast and Senate president Bukola Saraki from Kwara State in the Northcentral stand a little or no chance of getting the PDP ticket.

Party source said yesterday that Saraki in particular may be facing formidable hurdles already from the PDP and the Northwest geo political in his bid to fly the party’s flag in next year’s presidential election.

Saraki formally declared his presidential aspiration in Abuja on Thursday, citing pressure from Nigerian youths.

However, party source told The Nation yesterday that the former Kwara State governor has a long chain of barriers to be broken to achieve his ambition.

One of such is the suggestion by some PDP members that the party’s presidential candidate has to come from the Northwest zone for the PDP to stand a good chance of defeating President Muhammadu Buhari.
Buhari is from Daura, Katsina State in the Northwest.

He commands a cult followership not only in the zone but across the northern region.

Pressure is mounting on the PDP leadership to narrow down its ticket to the Northwest as it is the only way to compete with Buhari.

Kwankwaso from Kano State in the Northwest is one of the leading advocates for the PDP presidential candidate coming from the Northwest.

Kwankwaso’s view is shared by many in the party.

Their argument is that the only way to whittle down the votes of the APC and its candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, in the zone is for the PDP to pick a candidate from the same zone.

Several interest groups from the zone are now promoting the view point in the party.

Speaking with journalists in Abuja on Friday shortly after obtaining his nomination documents, Kwankwaso said: “everyone knows that the bulk of the votes come from the Northwest and it would not be wrong for anyone to suggest that the PDP candidate should come from that zone.

“You all saw from the last general election in 2015 the number of votes from Kano alone. So it’s just normal to expect the candidate to emerge from the Northwest. That is the only way to defeat them (APC). But this is my opinion because everybody has their different opinions”.

Another formidable obstacle to Saraki’s aspiration is the perceived disposition of Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike who is seen by many as the de facto leader of the PDP.

Wike, chief backer of the incumbent national chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus, is said to be the number one supporter of Tambuwal’s presidential ambition.

It is understood that there is an agreement between him and Tambuwal that he will be the Sokoto State governor’s running mate in the presidential race if he gets the ticket.

Wike’s disposition on the PDP presidential ticket is suspected to have informed Secondus’ hurried exit from the venue of Saraki’s formal declaration for the presidency in Abuja on Thursday.

Secondus had led other members of the national executive committee of the PDP to the event, at the invitation of the organisers unaware that Saraki had a different agenda.

It was gathered that neither Secondus nor the organisers of the event had the slightest inkling that Saraki was going to take advantage of the forum to declare his aspiration.

Apparently rattled by Saraki’s ambush, the organisers were forced to issue a disclaimer the following day, expressing their disappointment and embarrassment at the action of the Senate President.

Meanwhile, the Senate president is continuing his consultations with socio-political and interest groups across the country.
One of his aides who does not want to be named said yesterday that he met with the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) headed by Chief Edwin Clark, the Yoruba group – Afenifere -and a group of northern elders led by Prof Ango Abdullahi during the week.

He, however, did not venture comments on the outcome of the consultations, saying Saraki only briefed the groups and explained his decision to join the race.

“You don’t expect it (consultation) to be a one-off thing because you are required to lay all your cards on the table through sustained consultation over time”, the aide added.

My presidential ambition not a betrayal of Atiku, says Saraki

Responding to questions yesterday on Saraki’s ambition, his chief spokesman, Yusuph Olaniyonu dismissed speculations that Saraki betrayed former vice president Atiku Abubakar by joining the presidential race.

“No aspirant’s presidential quest is a betrayal of any others”, the office of the Senate President, Senator Olusola Saraki has said.
Some of Atiku’s supporters had expressed surprised that Senator Saraki is challenging Atiku who once helped to mobilize support for him to become Senate President.

He asserted that such assumptions are wrong, unjustifiable and baseless.

“Betrayal? How? Was there an agreement that ‘you will support me for this, I will support you for that?” Olaniyonu retorted yesterday when he met The Nation.

He added: “were they not in different political parties before?

“We know that some people have an agenda in all this; they have an agenda on everything concerning Senator Saraki and there is no point responding to whatever misinformation they wish to spread.

“There is no betrayal whatsoever between the two eminent citizens.

“Are Governor Tambuwal and Senator Saraki not even much closer than the relationship between the former Vice President and the Senate President?

“Governor Tambuwal and Senator Saraki are more of brothers but as true democrats, the two of them are in this race and they do not have any problem with one another over it; whoever wins the presidential ticket would get the support of the other,” he said.

According to the Senate President’s spokesman, all PDP presidential aspirants, including Senator Saraki are now working out an arrangement to ensure a rancour-free process.

“The agreement that they are working on now is such that whoever wins the PDP presidential primaries, all of them will rally to support whoever wins.

“In fact, what all of the PDP presidential aspirants are concentrating on is that they will all work together and ensure that there is an open, free and fair presidential primaries.

“They are trying to ensure that the process is very free and fair for all and that whoever emerges will not be a source of bitterness because the outcome would have been the result of a genuine process.

“PDP presidential aspirants are working together to ensure that all of them forge a united front and that there will be no reason for the ruling party to see any of them as a potential ally.

“They are working for a credible process and all of them are going to support the eventual winner.”

http://thenationonlineng.net/2019-pdp-eyes-northwest-as-party-sets-to-dump-atiku-saraki/

Notherners that they say are not intelligent and educated know how to play politics while the south are busy fooling themselves.

Olu317:
Read very well Mr...Ancient times. How many princes live ILE IFE again? You can help yourself with the investigating paraphernalia of princes of ancient time.

Do you have pictures of sculptures from ancient times showing Ìfẹ̀ princes wearing Tiger skin?

If not. You are just saying nonsense as usual

absoluteSuccess:
Only a fool argues with fact.

When you present clear information, clever people bring you back into the whirlwind of confusions and obscurity that you are trying to set yourself free from because, fact coming to the light is an abomination to them. They wont fetch you any fact but myths of all shades.

It must always be the unfathomable illusion they want it to be: amulemofo. I have learn something vital in life, wisdom is for the highest bidder. You can never help anyone to become wiser without their consent. I am a descent of the original scholars, I wont be deluded.

This is what I'm saying: clever people are often much, but wise people are always few.

The wise will enlighten only the wise, and the clever will confuse only the fool.

But you are arguing against fats. It is fact that Yoruba are a native west African people proven by DNA analysis, linguistic classification and multiple cultural aboriginality

I think at this point in anthropology and study of the Yorubas, any Semitic claim of origin is already nullified because no traces of Semitic identity has been proven to exist so far
I mean how possible is it that Yoruba being a Volta-Niger language under the Niger-Congo group of languages is false but is actually Semitic under the Afro - asiatic group of languages? That is too wide a difference

Could the DNA analysis placing Yoruba as a native sub saharan people be wrong? Why has Semitic genes not been found?

To be honest you are indirectly calling yourself a fool, and some clever people have confused you, confused you so much that you see facts staring you in the face and prefer to invent your own claims without any evidence... Or do you have evidence? It's a simple question o

meobizy:
I'll have to ask around. I'll let you know when I do.

Thanks a lot

Olu317:
Contrary to your opinion, Èkun as a tiger's name had existed long before the arrival of Europeans/Colonial masters in Yoruba land. In fact, its skin is amongst the paraphernalia you find in the Yoruba's King's palace and also with Princes in the ancient time to show status.

Tiger skin in Yoruba palaces

Tiger is different from leopard

Olu317:
So it is hard for some people to understand divinity-as a form of inspiration to one's research ? Do you even know how studied I am? Anyway ,I give glory to Eledumare, who is my God and who was the God of my ancestors and will always be the God of my descendants. Who is your God?

You are bringing divinity into study of history?

That already exposes you as the fraud you are. It is unimaginable that one would say he knows the origin of a people not by studying the traditions of the people and what they have to say about their origin not by tracing lineages, not by DNA analysis or proper linguistic analysis but by revelation from the spiritual realm

Everyone can notice how you first came claiming to have concrete evidence. After having all your shams and match-up words exposed as unrelated you move to claiming you were called by God and the ancestors and the truth of Yoruba origin revealed to you spiritually
This is an all time low you have sunk to.


You have just exposed yourself as a a crazy and fraudulent hustler seeking relevance. You are not studied at all, what thesis did you write when you were studying? Since I asked before what you studied and at what university but you refused to answer.. Answer that one, what Thesis did you write when you were studying?


I have told you to take this up with the departments of history, linguistics, African studies (or any of the major social sciences) at any of the universities in Nigeria
If you cannot undertake a degree program(since you feel you know more than the professors) you can still work with them and even teach the teachers... But when you have evidence ni o.. Not go and waste your time and theirs

Okay,how did Orunmila had all the knowledge he encoded in Yoruba's IFA? I guess he wasn't divinely inspired ? Wonders never ends.

It will be safe for you to not speak about ifá like you know what goes on in initiate circles

Anyway, I have screenshot the institute word for ‘water' because it seems you are making frantic effort to proof me wrong but you can't fight the information I display on here. I have done justice to the meaning of water and I can do to all word shared online by me,which is contrary to your self acclaimed knowledge, that can't differentiate between plural form and singular form of ‘water' which is ,‘mayim'or ‘mayeem'. Infact th mayim existed during the ‘late age '. Unfortunately, the non Western world speakers are the ones bringing out this information. to show to the world of the ancient language of Hebrew.

Stop chasing shadow and be humble to learn about ancient Semitic and ancient Egyptian language. You can look up egyptologists account on the web.

Lastly, I will not say to you, ‘ get a life ,' because you are the one who is struggling to stay afloat on this overwhelming information,which you got through me that you CANNOT know it exists in your lifetime .All thanks to divinity and research work .Give credit to me for exposing you to things your like minds and you don't know.

You like ranting and instead of showing how Mahyeem or Mayim is related to Omi you are writing an epistle on Mayim being plural. Is that really the point? How does this advance your "Yoruba are Hebrews" claim?

This has to be the most intriguing direction history has ever been taken to.
History is now known by divine revelation. Olu317 and absolutesuccess, you guys are saying you know yorubas are Hebrews because the ancestors and Olorun revealed this to you

Never in the history of any academic discipline, more so one that is History itself, has such discipline been advanced by "just knowing" without learning, researching and fact finding

So with this let's conclude you have no evidence and this is the final confession?

henrygale:
You sound like you are same type of person with the guy in question if you are a guy, so just making an excuse for your not being able to make up ur mind nd allowed to be tossed about; or if you are a female, you are in the same class of the sisters who wouldn't just allow their brother be all coz they feel threatened by the lady hence they/you are selfish.
For God's sake, what else do you want to learn or know about the lady that you haven't known after 3 years of dating, and all of a sudden she is no more a wide material

Lmao. So sisters cannot advice their brothers without being labeled selfish or feeling threatened
That is family, especially if they are Yorubas.

But wait o, why have you concluded the sisters are evil and the guy is a dummy but the writer of the story is the Saint? You only heard one side of the story

meobizy:
There a lot of movies and books. An online reference literature? No, I can't say I know of any.

Can you name a few? Dictionaries I mean

henrygale:
I think you have just been saved from what you would have termed your worst marital nightmare coz it is clear the siblings and family has a good grip of the guy who seems to be their source of livelihood.
You are seen as a threat who will take away this source of livelihood from them; and funny enough, the guy in question is their dummy and doesn't have a mind of his own.
3years is small and doesn't count compared to a marriage you will regret after forcing yourself into it.
There's always time to retrace ur steps and start again. Take it as one of those mistakes ones does in life and thank God for not ending up with him; the societal issues will definitely come but brace urself up to face dem, and move on with your life.
One of the worst thing in marriage is to be hooked with a man who doesn't have a mind of his own especially when being advised or tossed about by his family.
I wish you luck as you move on.

You shouldn't be too quick to say the guy is a dummy without a mind of his own. He is based abroad, it is those at home that know how to identify good girls at home. Besides so he should not trust his family? Do you know their bond?

meobizy:
Edo language and Esan are different. You have a high chance of speaking Edo to an Esan person and s/he'll understand, vice versa is not always assured.

I can't type it verbatim but I'll give you something close. My spelling is obviously terrible because I am about to anglicise a language I'm familiar with only in spoken form.

"a shan, meh lu" loosely translates to "go [away], I'm not doing again.".

Do you know any Edo dictionary online or book?

PrecisionFx:
Are there cultures Yoruba share with people in Mecca?

There are none. These people are just Clowns

want2knowben:
Some research has revealed the Torah as a Yoruba document : https://houseofmygod..com/2017/10/ancient-palleo-hebrew-and-modern-yoruba.html?zx=3fe7f019c47d941d

And yet the Torah is foreign to yorubas

You guys are clowns

0balufonlll:
If you had read the PDF file in that link I posted you would know you just embarrassed yourself with this one post.

Mr. Odua must be shook in his grave right now.
I’m looking forward to more posts from you, for amusement purposes of course.

He read it. I have told him before that nobody takes Olumide Lucas seriously, he still keeps referencing him
How does someone who is not involved in Yoruba traditions or egyptology write a book connecting Yoruba traditions to Egyptology