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Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m):
TAO11:
A load of dog-shit as it to be expected.

Listen up Olu-the-disgrace, crap is still crap even if it is a long piece of crap.

Get that straight. cheesy

Now to debunking your frauds again as I love to do:

(1a) The Arabic words for “God” are Allah (proper noun), and Ilāh (common noun).

(1b) In other words, your fraudulent so-called Arabic words Ila, Ala, Ela, et al. are NOT Arabic words for “God”.

(2a) The Hebrew words for “God” are El, Eloah, and Elohim.

(2b) In other words, your fraudulent so-called Hebrew word Ellah is NOT an Hebrew word for God.

(3a) The Yoruba words Ẹ̀là or Àlà (none of which you have any clue how to intonate) do NOT translate to “God” — contrary to your fraudulent wish.

(3b) Rather, the Yoruba word Ẹ̀là translates into “piece from a cleaved whole,” or “that which is illuminated (or made explicit) in order to make manifest (or for clarity).

(3c) The Yoruba word Àlà translates simply into “white cloth”.

In conclusion, “cognate” is a linguistic term which has continued for years to elude your ret@rded grasp.

Cognates are not merely similarly-sounding words in different languages. No, little boy.

Rather, all the following conditions are necessarhektor
just imaging ? You expect me to post your Arabic name when infact you had done such in Roman-Latin way .

Sorry ,there is no time to check time. Kindly defend the issue with probable reason along scholar's interview. Afterall you're t he scammers of all time. Last last liar will be exposed. So check yourself over the disgrace.

Afterall you have not posted any renowned scholars to that effect as I had done..Thus kindly post and stop lamenting.

You see the sign you posted on Al Ilāh is known as Macron. And Macron means "the sign on any letter to be pronunced in a "long" way . And unfortunately , you lacked the pedigree to ask me silly question as this!. Al-lah(Ilāh) is same as Elã in Yorubas.

Anyway, liar has no shame and hidden place,so i mock at your silly character an being father of lies. Authors Shira Lubliner and Judith A. Scott noted, "Researchers indicate that English-Spanish cognates account for one-third of educated adult vocabulary (Nash, 1997) and 53.6% percent of English words are of Romance-language origin (Hammer, 1979)." ("Nourishing Vocabulary: Balancing Words and Learning." Corwin, 2008) .

Go and learn Mr. Liar: Ilāh Ellah, andYoruba's Elaa has same meaning . Mind you, Iam quoting1890s account ,when you're still unborn,even your grandfather was not born. And here lying to people without any renowned schollars to be referenced to back you up

Allah in European language;Latin ,German etc posted below as Cognate that's older than English language. Dareme? Post your scholars to back you up

Where is your own Eglish language came down as transliteration of Q to K ? Greek , Latin-Roman were the brain behind present day alphabet diacritics.

Kindly post your informants who are scholars and I am still waiting to see where Proffessor Wande Abimbola didn't make that remark! grin cheesy ....

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 5:13pm On Jun 06, 2021
TAO11:
This is your most pathetic attempt to defend any of your debunked delusions. grin

You will eventually have sense. You wanna bet? cheesy

Having said that, first of all I am waiting on you (since 6 days ago and still counting) to prove your so-called Arabic knowledge by doing the following:

Please write down the Arabic transliteration of the word “TAO” using pen and paper. Snap whatever you wrote and attach it.

This shouldn’t haven taken you even a 5 minutes to if you truly knew Arabic as you fraudulently portrayed on this platform.

I will make your fraudulent/scam mission on this public platform become more and more obvious to more and more people.

No amount of face-saving, damage control, or dumb feigning will save you from this.

Cheers!
Cc: rhektor
just imaging ? You expect me to post your Arabic name when infact you had done such in Roman-Latin way .

Sorry ,there is no time to check time. Kindly defend issue I raised.Afterall you're the scammers of all time.

Last last liar will be exposed. So check yourself for the disgrace.Afterall you have not posted any renowned scholars to that effect as I had done.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:32am On Jun 06, 2021
TAO11:
Don’t trip, I know how to handle fraudulent folks like you.

I have disgraced many fraudulent folks like you who hail from the Edo kingdom of Benin.

Before now I thought you were pretending to be dumb.

However, I’m now becoming more convinced that you are actually not pretending. It appears that you’re simply being yourself. In order words that’s who you really are — an extreme ret@rd.

First of all, there is no divinity called Ẹlà in Islam (or even in Christianity). Stop the fraud you janus-faced, pathetic, fatuous liar.

Yes, I exposed and disgraced you for the fraud that you are.

You had fraudulently claimed that the Yoruba word “àlà” is equivalent to the Arabic name “Allāh”.

I exposed and disgraced you on this by typing out the meanings of these words from their two respective languages. See screenshot to that comment of mine one more time.

I have no regret that I exposed and disgraced you. I am proud that I did.

I’m genuinely searching (within your statement here) for where Wande Abimbola says that the Yoruba word “àlà” is equivalent to the Arabic name “Allāh”. undecided

You’re actually the working definition of a dullard. You are a disgrace.

[On a side note, always remember (going forward) to provide the references whenever you feel the need to cite anyone].

This Olu is the actual embodiment of dullard and fraud at the same time. A very pathetic-cum-sorry combination.

First of all, every though you opened this statement with a reference to J.D.Y. Peel, none of the load of statements that follow have anything to do with your fraud.

Your fraudulent idea was that the Yoruba word “àlà” is equivalent to the Arabic name “Allāh”.

This is not supported by the load of statements you copied from wherever — without any quotation of J.Y. Peel’s own words.

Secondly, you sought again (as is your usual style) to deceive your gullible audience into buying your fraud.

You tried this by simply leveraging on the occurrence of the words “Islam” and “Christian belief” in those copied & pasted words.

This is in order to confuse your low-IQ audience into thinking that the Ifá religion is rooted in and/or originated from the Middle East.

However, nothing of such is said or even insinuated by those pile of copied & pasted words. Those words are about stories (found in Ifa poetry).

And these copied & pasted words are not about the origin of Ifá. Rather they are about all the later-day ‘development’ (viz. the emergence of Ibadan city, the coming of Islam, Christianity, Railway, among diverse innumerable subjects.) in Yorubaland.

I would have also expected you to foolishly come to the conclusion that Ifá originated from “railways” just because of its mention alongside Islam, Christianity in those pile of copied & pasted words.

You are a public disgrace Olu317, and I will make this fact become realized by more and more people.

Cheers!

Cc: rhektor
Search and search to proof that you're uneducated and not civil. Anyway on forum as, this , some parents have such descendant as you. A pathetic liar from the pit of hell.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:25am On Jun 06, 2021
TAO11,liar like you do not have chill because of always looking for a way out. What's Cognate ?
Cognate is a word that is related in origin to another word, such as the English word brother and the German word bruder or the English word history and the Spanish word historia. The words were derived from the same source; thus, they are cognates (like cousins tracing their ancestry).

Cognates are often derived from Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian) that have their origins in Latin, although some are derived from other language families (e.g., Germanic)," noted Patricia F. Vadasy and J. Ron Nelson in their book "Vocabulary Instruction for Struggling Students" (Guilford Press, 2012). Examples of true cognate :


night: nui (French), noche (Spanish), Nacht (German), nacht (Dutch), natt (Swedish, Norwegian); root: Indo-European, nókʷt

constipated: constipado (Spanish); root (stem): Latin cōnstipāt-

nourish: nutrir (Spanish), noris (Old French); root: nutritivus (Medieval Latin)

atheist: ateo/a (Spanish), athéiste (French), atheos (Latin); root: átheos (Greek)
controversy: controversia (Spanish); root: controversus (Latin)

comic (meaning comedian): cómico (Spanish); root: cōmĭcus (Latin)

abortion: aborto (Spanish); root: abŏrtus (Latin)
government: gobierno (Spanish), governement (Old French), gubernus (Late Latin); root: gŭbĕrnāre (Latin, loaned from Greek)

Invariably Arabic's Allah,Ila, Ala,Hebrew Ellah and Yoruba'sEla, Ala etc are true cognate. This has nothing to with your lie. Interestingly, you and your partner are not the only reader.


Cheers grin
Culture › Re: Warri Succession Crisis: Oba Of Benin Wades In, Meets Ologbotsere by Olu317(m): 3:00am On Jun 06, 2021
fregeneh:
One can likened white cloth to purity na.don't you think?
Liar does not think but cover lie with another with rhetoric. Interestingly Àlà is white, purity,holiness white Cloth is Áṣọ Àlà.

Cloth is Aṣọ as shown in below's screenshot

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 6:07pm On Jun 05, 2021
Ifa Priest's translation into "purity" is relating to creating power encoded in the word of God. In which it means to be free of flaws or free of imperfections; unsullied. And mimọ as related to mankind is not free of flaws or imperfections; unsullied.

And that,"Orúnmilà", traditionally from Yoruba's priest's view does not mean what you have claimed that it actually means as, "[b]Heaven knows only those who shall be saved" [/b]through usage of dictionary written by Yoruba Missionaries with little knowledge on Yoruba ancestors traditional names interpretation due to their disconnect as a result of "slavery". Instead,"Orúnmilà is a description of Eledumare's concealed authority(áṣẹ̀) IT swallowed and made manifest through the final state known as Ẹ̀là.


[b]And the word “ Ela” literally means “I am light” from the elision e ala. [/b]The ability to become one with the Spirit of Ela is the ability to use Ori as a portal between the visible world and the invisible world. When an Awo is in an altered state of consciousness the thing that passes between dimensions is pure unformed ase symbolically referred to as ala or white light. As this aṣe comes from Ile Orun to Ile Aiye through the Ori of the diviner, it takes shape and is formed by the ofo ase inherent in the oriki spoken by the diviner while in an altered state of consciousness” (Fatunmbi).

Brief oriki of E-ala:
Ìbà Èlàwòrì. Àgbégi lèré, là'fín ewu l'àdò, ènítì Olódùmaré kó pà'jó e dà,
Òmò Olúworíogbó.
I respect the Spirit of Purity, He who carves the cloth at Ado in the form of a sculpture, the one whose date of death has not been changed by the child of the Chief Priest who made all the Heads that exist in Creation.

Ela omo osin. Ela Omo Oyigiyigi ota omi.
Spirit of Manifestation, child of the Ruler. Spirit of Manifestation, child of the offspring of the Stone in the Water.

Awa di oyigiyigi. A ki o ku wa.
We ourselves become manifestation. The stone that birthed the Spirit of Manifestation will never die.

Ela ro a ki o ku mo, okiribiti. Ela ro (Sokale) Orunko Ifá.
The Spirit of Manifestation has descended to Earth, we die no more. This is the name we give to Destiny.

Entiti ngba ni l'a. Nwon se ebo Ela fun mi.
He is the one who saved us. We have made sacrifice to the Spirit of Manifestation.(Falokun Fatumbi)

conclusion: Kindly lean to learn to know E-ala is perfect without flaws and that Alcoholic drunk Obatala is your assertion and others like you who mixed up religion and political tussle. So , Obatala Orisa nla (Ala )don't love to be given alcohol,since this personality is not human. The arch-divinty is not human as same as the defied human hero "Obatala". So, get your fact correctly or post odù Ifa to that effect or commentary of Yoruba scholars to that effect.

And Àlà and Álaṣọ are not the same because your screenshot itself remained helpless. Áṣọ(cloth)+àlà(white)=Aṣọ Àlà; Álaṣọ àlà ki ilọ joko ni ìsọ epo. Common sense ought work here. So, teach yourself Yoruba language.



*Wait for more*........

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 5:09pm On Jun 05, 2021
TAO11:
He’s only trying to save face by pretending to be extremely dumb.
There is no face saving but that you are pseudo at many information you posted. Another one . So study more

Furthermore did I conjure Islamic belief or Christianity beliefs in Ẹlà worship ? Of course not. But here you are conjuring information without scholarly written for it imput. So, see how flawful your screenshot is baseless. In which you claim Islam and that I know that Hebrew, christianity do have same.

In Summary of the religious relationship among Ifa, Islam and Christianity:
Abímbọ́lá asserts that the Ìfà divination story “is a type of ‘historical’ poetry.” J. D. Y. Peel offers a more nuanced explanation(1984:113):
Every poem of Ifa is an attempt to narrate, through the peculiar structure of Ifa divination poetry,things which the Ifa priest has been taught to believe actually happened in the past. By narrating these stories of the past, the Ifa priest believes that his client can then pick situations similar to his own and advise himself of the best thing to do in the light of the precedent which has been cited for him.........
But Ifá stories recount the basis of belief in Islam, explain the peculiarities of Christian beliefs, and even divine the significance of the coming of railways, all of which are historical developments that came about after the disappearance of Ọ̀rúnmìlà into the palm tree. That is why I conclude that in Ifá practice the inscription system physically marks what Peel calls the “otherness of the past” and authorizes the relative autonomy of commentary in the form of storytelling (1984:127).




Cheers

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 4:57pm On Jun 05, 2021
TAO11:
A fraud and dullard trying hard to push his already debunked frauds.

You fraudulently claimed that the words Ela, Ala, Ila, Al-Ila, Ellah, etc. are all Arabic words for God.

You were foolish enough to attach a screenshot that debunks your fraudulent claim as attached below.

Your screenshot shows Al-Ilah, your fraud claim says Al-Ila.

You are indeed a disgrace because none of the nonsense you wrote (i.e. Ela, Ala, Ila, Al-Ila, Ellah, etc.) are Arabic words for God.

Cc: rhektor
You are simply a liar and Baba at it, without any sense of reasoning. Ilāh is known to be "God" from the screenshot I posted from Al which means "The".

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 12:24pm On Jun 01, 2021
TAO11:
Who is this fraud of a dullard for Ṣàǹgó’s sake? cheesy

(1) You noted (on a different thread ) that “K” is equivalent to “Q” in Arabic language.

(2) I exposed your falsehood & fakery in that regards on that same thread.

(3) You now proceeded to lie blatantly (on this new thread in an attempt float your sinking ship) that:

TAO said “Q” and “K” aren’t interchangeable in Hebrew language. undecided

(4) I then disgraced you by posting the screenshots of my actual statement and that of your allegation.

(5) Noticing the disgrace on you, you’re now trying to renege back to my actual statement. grin

(6) Instead of apologizing for having misrepresented me out of your desperation, you foolishly and silently went back to my actual statement unceremoniously.

(7) To cap your foolishness, you reneged back to my actual statement; but you did so while trying to hold on again to your old, debunked ‘agnorant’ idea that “Q” and “K” are indeed equivalent in Arabic language.

(8 ) In response to this I’d say: You have proven time & time again (including now) that you are not simply a disgrace, but you’re actually a very big disgrace.

This is because, the Arabic “Q” and the Arabic “K” are not equivalent and such the Arabic word “Qur’an” is an actual Arabic word, while your supposed Arabic word “Kur’an” is not only meaningless, but also non-existent.

Even though you typed this comment with your heart racing and your hands shaking, you still managed to squeeze in lies — your stock in trade.

First of all, I didn’t claim to conduct the archaeological survey of the Middle Niger Valley.

The professional archaeologists did. I have only cited their conclusions and finds. I am unlike you who claim to be who they are not.

Secondly, I do not “intend to link Yoruba people with” any so-called “fossil man” — whatever that means in your schizophrenic world of insanity.

Instead, I have cited the established conclusions from linguistics, archaeology, and ethnographic studies.

It is you (the insane one) who have claimed to know better than the experts. You’re the ‘agnoramous’ and dullard. See ‘agnorant’ as attached. LMAO!

Thirdly regarding the 40,000 y. o. archaeological finds in the Middle-Niger Valley region, are you saying that there are no such archaeological research, or are you admitting your ignorance of such information??

Please point out which of these two applies to you so I can reply accordingly. I need to know whether I am to debunk your ‘agnorance,’ or to rescue you from your ignorance. Please make a choice.

Cheers.
Cc: rhektor
Self explanatory in Bothbel Hebrew and Arabic screenshots meaning. Post evidence and cry less over spill milk.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 12:09pm On Jun 01, 2021
TAO11:
You were debunked to pieces at the link below:

https://www.nairaland.com/6510453/warri-succession-crisis-oba-benin/54#101590222

In Summary:
(1) Your fake words Ela, Ila do NOT mean God in Arabic language. Also, Ellah is NOT an Arabic word.

(2) Yoruba does NOT belong to the same language family as Arabic and Hebrew.

If you think otherwise, then name one linguist who agree with you.

(3) Which Palestinian told Olu-the-fraud that ق and ك are equivalent!

And where did WiKiPeDiA (let’s pretend Wikipedia is even accurate always) tell Olu that?? I’m waiting!

(4) Which Arabic researcher told Olu-the-fraud that ق is equivalent to ك ??

I really want to know these researchers. C’mon Olu, talk. cheesy

(5) Rubbish? To think this is coming from a rubbish. You failed in real life, you also failed at online fraud. You are a disgrace.

(6) Let me disgrace you finally. Transliterate “TAO” into Arabic with pen and paper. Snap and attach. grin

Cc: rhektor
See your life below ..... grin grin Arabic word Al Ilah means The God."Allah" is contraction of Al iIāh(The God). Master of lies, continue.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 11:51am On Jun 01, 2021
rhektor:
Man can't even see his own error in the kèrè that he foolishly posted, the word kèrè has no meaning in Yorùbá language unless he's coining a new word from his numerous illusory new Yorùbá dialects of republique du Benin. Olu317, I won't stop calling you out until you apologize to everyone on nairaland for your frauds
Olodo kèrè is proclam! Olodo jatijati . Must I add 'O' to it. So, you ignorant need me teach you that, kèrè o, kara kèrè,kira,kera means proclamation, announcement, attention calling,voicing
Ignorant, Kéré is small
same as bá with pearch
bá to mean, being in advantageous position, lordover, perch

Olodorabata eyin-ju eja lo mo je grin grin . Do I need open your brain and teach you common sense? Perhaps it eludes you.kikiki.......
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 11:36am On Jun 01, 2021
rhektor:
I only asked you for one thing, just one. Quote or screenshot where I have claimed that the gibberish which you wrote is in Ìjẹ̀bú dialect, wèrè olódo. You've been exposed for the fraud that you are.
Arìndìn will read something on Wikipedia he won't understand it but he will jump into nairaland and be forming scholar grin Àṣírí ẹ ti tú, apọ̀dà. No hiding place for you until you apologize

Cc TAO11
Pained liar . Just imaging a failed lair liar grin cheesy whocannot post where I used Ijebu dialect . Quote the post andnot your peddled lie.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:42pm On May 31, 2021
TAO11:
You were debunked to pieces at the link below:

(1) Moreover, your fake words Ela, Ila do NOT mean God in Arabic language. Also, Ellah is NOT an Arabic word.

(2) Yoruba does NOT belong to the same language family as Arabic and Hebrew.

If you think otherwise, then name one linguist who agree with you.

(3) Which Palestinian told Olu-the-fraud that ق and ك are equivalent? And where the WiKiPeDiA (let’s pretend Wikipedia is even accurate always) tell Olu that? I’m waiting?

(4) Which Arabic researcher told Olu-the-fraud that ق is equivalent to ك ?? I really want to know these researchers. C’mon Olu, talk. cheesy

(5) Rubbish? To think this is coming from a rubbish. You failed in real life, you also failed at online fraud. You are a disgrace.

(6) Let me disgrace you finally. Transliterate “TAO” into Arabic with pen and paper. Take a screenshot and attach. grin

Cc: rhektor
Allah, contraction of "Al Ila" means "the God" in Arabic. Google will help you angry grin grin..

Screenshot below. grin cheesy grin cheesy

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:26pm On May 31, 2021
rhektor:
The mumu never care about being useless. It is people who have integrity that are always afraid of loosing it those who don't have it can't loose it. Olu317 has nothing related to integrity he's a fraud a devilish liar olu the Pinocchio, his nose must be longer by now cheesy
Look this irrelevant liar claiming I didnt respond on time grin. as if Nairaland owes my big deal.

You see, your ignorance is granduer because you want to be relevant grin. No wonder you screenshot your own information but not mine that you accused me of.

Note: last time ,I'll quote you except you post the Ijebu word. Iamenjoyingyour nonsensical attitude grin cheesy Olodo jatijati
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:06pm On May 31, 2021
TAO11:
You keep running helter-skelter. grin Seeking the best escape route from this disgrace you’ve brought upon yourself.

Listen up, Olu-the-disgrace:
I debunked you on this fraud of Al-la, Koran, etc. at the link below:

https://www.nairaland.com/6510453/warri-succession-crisis-oba-benin/54#101590222

To summarize:

(1) Al-la does NOT mean God in Arabic language.

(2) The spelling “Koran” has no basis from the Arabic. It is simply a popular English transliteration.

(3) The English transliteration favorited by the Arabs themselves is “Qur’an”.

(4) The reason being that if the word “Qur’an” gets transliterated back into Arabic it gives “”, but if the word “Koran”/“Kur’an” gets transliterated back into Arabic it gives “” — a meaningless and non-existent word.

(5) In sum “Q” is not equivalent to “K” in Arabic. Don’t punch beyond your intellectual weight. I will useless you more where you’re trying to delve into.
People have read your lies and views differs in term religion . So stop posting irrelevant link.

Cognate dont dont look at word as you asume if it is Al ilah, ela/ila or Ellah;of Arabs, Yorubas and Hebrew doesnt make sense, until the meaning, is accurate with all ,then it becomes, cognate, "my dear friend".

If Q is not equivalent in Arabic as K, how do the Wikipedia or Palestinian use such ?Mumu, the Palestine region is older than Saudi Arabia in terms of fossil human. grin angry angry grin

Self defence? I do not make q" to be "K" in Arabic or Ancient Hebrew but by interpreters of both Arabic and Hebrew researcher.So Why lamening?

Intentionally , I do not want to rubbish you but your stupidity brought this upon yourself ..Below screenshot is the meaning of Arabic Quran or Koran

Nothing to sumarise ,Mr liar..... angry cheesy

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 2:43pm On May 31, 2021
TAO11:
Who will save you from my hand?You're already a drown man Orunm(ila ) .In linguistic, cognates means what has same meaning from different ethnic background which make it a protolanguage grin

Now, here is Quran/Koran from Bible. A word meaning meaning same as Arabic Quran /Koran of Arabic, "word of God". The book calls one to change one's evil way to God'sway . Evil can not overide truth.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 2:09pm On May 31, 2021
TAO11:
Your dumb attempt at reinforcing fraud and escaping your current disgrace is actually dead on arrival.

Your heap of dog-shit which you’ve heaped here was thoroughly debunked at my comments found at the link below.

https://www.nairaland.com/6510453/warri-succession-crisis-oba-benin/54#101590222

Your frauds of Ala, Kèrè, Koran, et al. were thoroughly debunked at this foregoing link (and the comments from there).

You fled that thread in shame when you noticed that your disgrace was clearly unbearable.

Interested readers should visit this foregoing link to see for themselves how Olu317-the-disgrace was thoroughly humiliated.

Cc: rhektor
you didnt debunk anything. I am not interested in gibberish as you're known for.

Al la means the God in Arabic's worldview.
Arabic's Quran is an information from God ; Word of God, i.e Koran:
sacred book, believed to be the "word of God" as dictated to Muhammad by the archangel Gabriel and written down in Arabic.

Word of God is "proclamation ". Is English languages a problem for you ? This what Al la means in Arabic.

Culture › Re: Interesting Benefits of Aje Olokun and Esu Odara in Yoruba Culture by Olu317(m): 1:35pm On May 31, 2021
gregyboy:
Gave them lol in your dreams you yoruba cowards wish the oba of benin was really yoruba heritage than just mere trolling you all put yourself in

Ile binu= a word used by Itshekiris to describe edo people to the Portuguese

Oromiyan a mythical idol from oyo that never existed

Oduduwa a made up story by Samuel johson told to unite the then civil war divide clans of Yoruba
You nor dey tire ? The same Itsekiri are Yoruba blood related group and speak Yoruba language. What's your point? Save me this incoherent information as regard Oduduwa.....
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 7:40pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11:
Your career of fraud is sinking right before your own eyes. Your tantrums are therefore not unexpected.

Your accusation was that I claimed that the Hebrew “Q” and the Hebrew “K” are not interchangeable.

Yet you foolishly proceeded to put up a screenshot of my comment showing something completely different.
I mentioned Qaf and Quof; Quran and Koran. And I digressed to the root word ,according ancient Hebrew toexplain the ancient Hebrew transliteration, also which use "Q" aswell.

After all, the ancient Hebrew's language documented in the Torah, is older than quran which was documented 500+ years after Yeshua(Jesus) existence grin cheesy . The bibical account mentioned the earlier Coptic christian to be of ancient Hebrew and some followers. Go find about Mark!

On this platform, it is Yoruba history or more of Yoruba deities but your ignorance of 40,000 years of fossil man in Niger valley in Nigeria ,must be posted by you due to your egocentrism and falsehood.

People like you who lacked both Yoruba English comprehension will always argue what Ala of, Yoruba means.In this context as white, light, creator in the same homonym and as cognate as Arabic's Al la(The God). After all, definition of Al-la in Arabic took cognisance of this God as all in all, which involves,this God as God of all "creation". Is any God beside Al la that created all things?

This does not take away a genuine person to accept the word as white because itis ancient word among Yoruba people. Exampleofsuch names include: Ala Malaolu, etc. Perhaps, give your interpretation to it and let me flaw you again.

Even if you dont understand the Yoruba dictionary derived from Yoruba koine words in the dictionary . Does it not show in the dictionary that asho ala simply means white cloth in the sample that you claimed; asho+ Ala =white cloth. Abeg go study. Mr. Liar.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 6:58pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11:
First of all your so-called pErSoNaLiTy was not attacked.

Rather your fraudulent person was EXPOSED. You are simply being exposed for the fraud you that you are.

Having said that, you falsely accused that I denied the interchangeability of “Q” and “K” in Hebrew.

See the highlight of the first screenshot below for your actual statement of this false accusation.

However, you were repeatedly challenged after many call-outs to provide where I made such denial about the Hebrew language.

Despite knowing that you lied, you foolishly went on to present the screenshot which clearly exposes you as a pathological liar.

The highlight of the second screenshot shows my actual words and how it was about the non-interchangeability of “Q” and “K” in Arabic language.

Your time is up Mr Olu the fraud & disgrace.

Cc: rhektor
But I posted K as equivalent to,"q" ,which is used also among Arabic people but denied it existence. Instead, you called it meaningless. So, you simply forgot yourself or you simply don't know what you posted again? Meanwhile Qaf and quof are same andyouwereclaiming Classical English transliteration? EvenwhenEnglishpeople transliterate the Greek-Latin and ancient Hebrew in to English bible in 17th
century, it wasntperfect but claimed "English [b]Classical transliteratio[/b]n" grin cheesy .You must be a joke.for using the word "classical" because it's related to ancient Greek, Roman or Latin literature, art, or culture." More of, "classical mythology. English kor south Africa ni. Nonsense


Futhermore, kindly post 40, 000 years of fossill man in Niger valley from your own archeological findings that you intend to link yoruba people with. Mr. Liar
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 6:27pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11:
Apart from the fact that your name is FRAUD. Your latest name now is DISGRACE.

Again, post the screenshot of where I said “"K "does not exist as interchangebly in Hebrew ideograms Quof ”??

Or where I said anything else to the same dumb effect about Hebrew language.

DISGRACE, please post the requested screenshot and stop giving me excuses.

Screenshot, NOT excuses. You are a public disgrace. cheesy
Self defence right? As you can see, I am showing that you aren't as what people thought about you. But I have posted it now! angry cheesy...

Interestingly, Arabic alphabet shared same with Ancient Hebrew and I have posted it that you even lied over it about Arabic modern knowledge.

Just wait for more error of yours. Master of lies. 40,000 of occupation of Niger valley by who ? Perhaps, you ve forgotten recently.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 5:30pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11, your greatest undoing is to attack my personality. Below is the screenshot of your ignorance at one of the highest peak to attack me,when in reality you have no point,which you post wrongly to attacked my personality without verifying. grin

Lest we forget, you are 100% perfect but look at how you messed up intellectually. Sincerely, you are not worth.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 5:16pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11:
Olu the deluded fraud is trying to salvage is sinking fraudulent career. Sorry, that’s too late. Nairalanders now know you for who you are — an ‘agnorant’ fraud.

Having said that, could you do yourself the favour of exposing me by attaching a screenshot of where I said:

“"K "does not exist as interchangebly in Hebrew ideograms Quof ”??

Or where I said anything else to the same dumb effect about Hebrew language. You are a disgrace.

It’s looking like no single person would ever take you seriously (at least never again) because you’ve been so badly exposed beyond any redemption.

So far, you’ve simply tried to hide your past fraud by committing more frauds. You have dug a wider and deeper hole in an attempt to simply cover up a smaller hole.

You are a fraud, and you are a disgrace.
On purpose,I donot like washing dirty linen in the public but when stup.di.y of your kind mindset overwhelm the platform , then it becomes a reality to genuine learners.


Seemingly beating me at your ignorance. Be assured ,thisisnt EDO-YORUBA platform.But as deep thinkers s Chinese wisemen posit, "never argue with a fool, not only will he drag you down to his level but he will beat you with experience". grin

Meanwhile, you claimed qaf/kafisnotusedas is used as,"k",but [k]: im rural Palestinian land is often pronounced as a voiceless velar plosive [k], even in loanwords from Modern Standard Arabic or when speaking Modern Standard Arabic.

Note: This is a lie and you are a,liar. Plainly, I do not engage people like you but because of your egocentrism and overwhelming arrongance in your post to falsely dent my image;! You shall be punished intellectually.
Below screenshot burst your falsified information .

Do I actually need this ? Of course not but youbrought this upon yourself.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 4:44pm On May 30, 2021
rhektor:
You're too slow to learn, honestly. Your major problem is that you have a very short memory and as such you shouldn't be lying. However, your chiefest hobby is lying. How can you help yourself out? Did I need dictionary to teach me my own dialect? This is the lowest of low ọ̀gbẹ́ni you're too dull

Dullard go and learn how to write jare. If you can't write properly how them would you understand whatever is written? No wonder you keep coining words to suit your narratives here on nairaland, mtchewwwwww

What is the vision that you're holding on to if not lies that you have been churning out on nairaland.
Is it that you are having a mental block or what? I will continue to call you out until you stop making a mess of the Yorùbá language on this forum. You're a fraudulent person and must never be shown any mercy on this platform.
Oníranù

Cc TAO11
You're already inconsiquential. Squad of set of lair liars grin

Post the ijebu dialect in the proverb I posted angry grin. Yoruba diacritics experts cheesy grin . Help your drowning brother find rá da rà da in your dictionary. Thread derailer. Anywhere she goats appears, smell follows up. grin cheesy.
Culture › Re: Interesting Benefits of Aje Olokun and Esu Odara in Yoruba Culture by Olu317(m): 1:46pm On May 30, 2021
Balogunodua:
Me taya for Edo miscreants o cheesy

But as long as Tao is here they will learn by force... cheesy
You dont need be tired of Edo people because they are being haunted by the name Oramiyan gave them behove them; Ile ibinu. So, dont be surprised.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m):
TAO11:
Ráda ràda.

You better go enroll in a primary school and learn this stuffs once and for all.

Cc: rhektor
Ignorant liar who claimed "K "does not exist as interchangebly in Hebrew ideograms Quof . grin. See your life Mr. Grammarian; The "busted"or "bursted" originator. Below screenshot showcase the truth Mr.liar, grin .This is being highlighted by interpreters of Hebrew alphabet.

Lastly,réderède sumarise your character because you claim what you have no knowledge on. Meanwhile, rhektor should show more of your nonsensical "rá da rà" in the Yoruba dictionary as you have it spaced grin. Squad awọn confused ignorant.

Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 12:47pm On May 30, 2021
TAO11:
False, fake and incoherent.

For how long do you intend to keep doing guess work on Yoruba diacritics?

Go and learn this art. Go and pay your dues. You can’t continue embarrassing yourself like this. Or can you?

Cheers!
Cc: rhektor
Just imaging your ignorance on Yoruba proverb claiming it false. Perhaps, you can correct it and interprete to suit yourself.

Meanwhile, thank God, you remained ignorant on this subject matter because this is not Edo-Yoruba supremacy but purely Yorubas deities. And stop derailing this Op's thread. Pick up a deity and post something on it.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 11:45am On May 30, 2021
rhektor:
Here is your lie, here is the screenshot of my comment that you are twisting, show everyone here where I have claimed whatever rubbish you posted is in Ìjẹ̀bú.

Pinocchio you have nowhere to hide nowhere to run, until you apologize for lying, I won't stop calling you Pinocchio
Why are you pained ? Is "ba wa" in your own dictionary ? Just imagine how ignorant you are . I cannot stop laughing. Post Ijebu and fuse it Ikale or itsekiri and adduce it as non Yoruba language.

The ignorant you, derailing this thread do not know that Yoruba being studied in school is called Koine angry grin grin. Go check the meaning of Yoruba Koine. grin grin grin . Ijebu kor Ijesha ni. Mr Yoruba diacritics expert grin cheesy screenshot, the Ijebu dialect in the proverb that,I Olu317 posted.

This is for people like you because you wil naturally give up. It says, "Hold faithfully to your unique vision and your detractors will eventually tire and give-up" grin
Face yourworld and live it.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 4:46pm On May 29, 2021
rhektor:
You're a multifaceted liar, uncle Pinocchio
If I lied, post and stop peddlng lies. Please post it.Or are you still looking for it ? Please search on till you find it. grin Ijebu ko Ijesha ni.
Culture › Re: The Bible Is Talking About Black People by Olu317(m): 4:34pm On May 29, 2021
RedboneSmith:
The Bible is talking about olive-skinned Middle Easterners. undecided
The olive skin isnt the problem even if at it, the colour is dark yellowish-green color, that of an unripe olive. What is more important, the Dna analysis of the bone discovered as the Op has mentioned.

Either myth or through archeological finding, Tablet found in around Babylonian, Basra(Mesopotamia), attested to the fact these area were being occupied by multiracial groups.

I am of the view that information as this, cannot be thrown to the bin because researchers have proven migration of people took place at different times in the past thousands of years.

As at late 2020, there was a review research on ghost dna in previous years have been proven to Neanderthal . This is how amazing it has been among Four West African groups — Yoruba in southwestern Nigeria, Esan in southern Nigeria, Gambians in western Gambia, and Mende in Sierra Leone — may derive 2% to 19% of their DNA from a ghost lineage, the researchers said.author Sriram Sankararaman, a computational geneticist at UCLA.

There’s more Neanderthal ancestry in Africa than we thought,” says Joshua Akey at Princeton University, who led the study.Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2231991-neanderthals-never-lived-in-africa-but-their-genes-got-there-anyway/#ixzz6wGftM5B9
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 3:30pm On May 29, 2021
rhektor:
Until you retract this Ìjẹ̀bú narrative I won't stop quoting you on every thread, why lie? To what end? You must tell every one here that you misunderstood my comment or that you intentionally lied to safe face, this is becoming ridiculous.
All I ask you to do is apply diacritics rightly, nothing more
Quoting me without evidence undecided ? Please grin post the Ijebu dialect in the proverb.

Thank you.
Culture › Re: Any One Here Interested In Discussing Yoruba Deities? by Olu317(m): 9:42am On May 29, 2021
rhektor:
Ok

You decide to showcase certain words that aren't captured by dictionary, yet you claim that every word you've written so far are from the dictionary? Liars, truly should have good memory. If everyone follows this part, nobody will be able to read anything written in Yorùbá language, as I could bring word written on Ìjẹ̀sà dialect once it suits my needs and then switch to Ìjẹ̀bú in the next sentence cheesy
One would be doing code mixing and code switching according to his own understanding and not for the purpose of passing information across. I will easily start a sentence in Èkìtì dialect, move to Ìjẹ̀bú dialect and end it with Ọ̀wọ̀ dialect grin
Uncle Olu317 please learn the basics


You're the ignorant one here Ẹ̀gbọ́n, you are.

Báa wà means exactly, certainly etc. yes you're right about that but you will be wrong if you are writing something to the general public and you decide to write in a particular dialect without;
1. Informing them that you want to use a dialect (referencing)
2. Using the appropriate diacritics (as this will guide your readers). How do you want your readers to understand when you keep jumping from one dialect to another? Do you think it is everyone who has the time to be replying you even here on nairaland? Baba, learn the basics

I don't know what you mean by this. What do you think needed review? Is the that the diacritics that needed review, if yes then is this how to review it? If something needed review is it that you'll just decide on your own and turn everything upside down? OK, based on what sir? Arghhhhhhhhhhhh! Olu317 you're really off haba! What is all these báyìí?
Please, GO BACK TO SCHOOL AND LEARN THE BASICS


Cc TAO11
Absolutely False. Ijebu dialect indeed! Kai grin this view of yours show how studious you are. But how is what I posted Ijebu ? You are just too overwhelm by what I posted... grin

Correct your impresion about the statement above which you assumed as Ijebu because , the statement is a proverb in Yoruba's worldview . Yet you claim you know. Expectedly, you can't even handle Yoruba proverb. If you are convinced about kindly list the Ijebu word I posted. Beside, are Ijebu dialect not Yoruba's ?

I rest my case.

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