Culture › Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage (Thanksgiving Thread) by Olu317(m): 11:52am On Jan 16, 2021 |
absoluteSuccess: Amen,
Just that I'm not talking about any "school of thought" here and now, other than that I have bursted a conspiracy against my life and yours orchestrated by Mr. macof.
Don't obscure the path of justice. It's already playing out. If you are looking for the meaning of Adimula, this is it before you. The spell is broken and the hostage freed.
Someone once said we'll rot in jail. And you often said bloodline will do the job. I can say, owo a maa je funwa. May we not be a victim of our inquisitiveness. Owo a maa je.
He knows the implications of what he has done, as he has spied on my place of business and my family when either him or his spy visited my shop at Egbeda.
That's what he meant by "I know where you are".
He set me up with a man, whom I ignorantly gave my personal details (my bank and business flier and product) and was to help me in my career by sending me to Europe.
And to do that, I'm to give them all my details so they can deal with me as they deem fit.
That's what he meant by I gave myself out "trying to market myself". Meanwhile, the hook that got me on the phone during the conversation as orchestrated by an "unknown helper" was "are you not a mixer?"
Unknown to me, my post of December 26th 2018 in health section about marada exposed my inclination to the adversary. So I blindly went for the bait, but thank God I was not too desperate.
He knows the legal implications, hence he has remained silent. This is a case of premeditated crime bursted in the bud. If I've gone for his offer, don't know where I would be now.
This man is liable to answer for his crime as you can't tell the fate of others that he might have sent to their untimely deaths with fake journey to Europe or whatever. These are online predators.
He's a jungle judge but there is a legal system in the land to convict him for his crime. I have set that in motion. The last time I called his go-between, he missed the call but called back the next day.
Trying to bamboozle me around, later his last question was "where are you staying?" He promised to visit me anytime he drives by. That's their plot behind the scene.
My posts here will have one of the "laughing Semitic people" trace him out at the end. Like Harman he will pay. His crime against the state will never go unpunished.
I'm not creating campaign of calumny against him, did I have the stomach to bring someone to such an open ridicule just to score a cheap historical point? NEVER.
We've all played out intellectually. But a crime is a crime. A criminal is the one conspiring for the life of another. Let justice run its course. I'm not disparaging this fellow. Thank God I'm alive.
The last time I was tempted to uncover his ruse for his insulting my dad, didn't I change the thread to "oriki, is there anything historical in it for us?"? Let justice run its due course.
Okete gbagbe ibosi, o degba alate o kawo l'eri. Hmmmmm. This is serious. But I know, I wont play into anyone's hand since, you have informed me on it. I am certain of something and,which is the threat are bound to happen to people and us but we shall all prevail no matter,what or how enemies try. Ba mi, we sleep and wake up and wakeup which remains the grace of God. So, we shall prevail. Ela is our saviour and protector. |
Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by Olu317(m): 7:20pm On Jan 13, 2021*. Modified: 7:47pm On Jan 13, 2021 |
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Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by Olu317(m): 7:04pm On Jan 13, 2021 |
TAO12: @Olu317, I have decided to do a color coding of the different ethno-linguistic groups listed in this manuscript folio by the Timbuktu writer Ahmad Baba in the early 1600s.
This color coding approach will make it easier to reference and compare the Arabic original with the translation prepared by John Huwick and Fatima Harrak for the Institute of African Studies Rabat, Morocco.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/12934147_3336ed29985b499e82c4e140b455b9fa_jpeg_jpeg62ecafabb59c692d4ba471597fdf16bb
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The actual essay of Ahmad Baba from which this folio is extracted (and from where this translation was prepared) is entitled “Mi‘rāj al-Ṣu‘ūd” (for short).
The University of Alberta weblink below goes to the full translation of this particular essay with page 39 being the actual page in question here.
http://www.artsrn.ualberta.ca/amcdouga/Hist347/autumn%202012/additional%20readings/ahmad_baba.pdf
Also, the World Digital Library weblink below goes to the full original manuscripts of this particular essay with the folio number 15 being the particular folio in question here.
https://www.wdl.org/en/item/9661/view/1/1/
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Culture › Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage (Thanksgiving Thread) by Olu317(m): 9:12pm On Jan 11, 2021 |
absoluteSuccess: Amen my brother.
Stay safe and be careful with booty hunters who'd read the story and are trying to take over the blood hunt for couple of millions on the killer's table.
Gun runners are ready instruments in the hands of blood thirsty bandits and godless men who twist reality to suit their implicit ego and persuasions to perpetrate perfect crime just for the fun of it. It makes them feel powerful.
Be security conscious.
We've talked about the jungle, then a territorial lion suddenly appear and jungle justice that whet the appetite of the hungry killer who's counting votes for a kill turned up.
Is his life more worthy than anyone else's? You bet. I've never said anything close to this than he became paranoid, yet he finds gladness in a death request for another soul on new year day.
Indeed, God has used this thread to make him own up to what I've said about him and his premeditated crime in the offing. So it's a thanksgiving thread.
Eleda wa koni gba ibode. Ãshe wá. God is with us,irrespevtive of who we are or the school of thought we allign with. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage (Thanksgiving Thread) by Olu317(m): 2:41pm On Jan 04, 2021 |
absoluteSuccess: Who could draw out blood than a hangman?
Who could draw out the Widowmaker safe another Widowmaker?
Cold blood is always in their thoughts, and that makes them the "expert" historians.
Those who desired your death will not see the end of this year, IJN.
Every monster sees itself at the apex in the food chain, but ended up in the belly at the end.
Ebo nii p'elebo, asasi nii p'alasasi. Eni bani kooku a siwaju e ku, obaranka ko maa kawon da sorun, obaranka.
Happy New year brother.
God bless you. Amen. May this 2021favour you in good health and prosperity...... Cheers |
Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by Olu317(m): 8:22pm On Jan 03, 2021 |
TAO12: No problems! We keep exposing their lies. It drives them insane. 
Notice how they’re consoling one another and showing love to my latest victims among them.  Lol. I can see them wailing. So, let them continue. |
Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by Olu317(m): 3:49pm On Jan 03, 2021 |
TAO11: Yes, the Lagos account clearly says that — noting that Ashipa was bound to the Benin king by ties of gratitude.
No where does it say that Ashipa was bound to the Oba of Benin by ties of blood, neither does it say anywhere that he was bound to him by ties of conquest. 
The payments were thus for gratitude to the Oba of Benin for backing him to establish independence from Iddo particularly.
The tribute was never for a non-existent conquest, neither was it due to a non-existent blood connection with Ashipa.
Overall influence? Where? This must the 2021 update to the Egharevba hallucinations. 
Yes, the evidence for this claim of burial comes from Robert Smith.
But guess what, he clarified that the body is taken to Benin after the head has been removed. 
What does this confirm? It confirms the traditional Lagos claim that Ado’s father is Yoruba, while his mother is Benin.
In other words, the late King’s head is for the father’s land; while the body is for the mother’s land.
This resonates at once with the practice between IFE and Benin kings:
The father’s land (IFE) takes the head, while the mother’s land (Benin) takes the body. 
The Yoruba insists — “Ori ade kii sun ita”. Meaning: “The crowned head is not to be entombed in a foreign land”.
This again proves the fact that the Lagos dynasty is a patrilineal Yoruba dynasty.
Thanks for proving my point. I never said the Ijebu have such particular ties to Lagos.
The influence of the Ijebus in the Lagos monarchy is almost entirely religious. The religious influence include and perhaps not limited to:
Oshugbo” (the Ijebu name for the “Ogboni” group), the “Eyo” masquerade play which must be performed for an incoming Eleko.
NB: Ijebu is not necessarily equivalent to Ijebu-Ode.
There is no evidence for this since the Lagos account was the earliest account with no earlier account (from the EUrOpEaNs or Benin) contradicting it. 
Brainwashed??
No, I’d say rather say Ashipa simply used the Oba of Benin (to gain independence from Iddo) and then his descendants dumped your Oba afterwards (by giving him no further dime).
So, it was a case of use and dump — if you must be petty. 
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Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by Olu317(m): 10:17pm On Jan 02, 2021 |
TAO11: Yours is a clear case of a dummy who thinks himself as cunning. 
Show me a screenshot of the page where you found that the actual body of the translation mentions the names: Micheal Crowder, Ade Ajayi, et al.
You may need a dictionary at this stage to appreciate what a translation is and what a translator's annotation (or footnote, or commentary) is. 
Yes! Both you and I know that you understand exactly what you’re doing. Or don’t you? 
You’re only trying hard to cover up for your mess up. 
And the best way you thought to do that is to pretend to be ignorant of the meaning of “translation” and of “footnote”.
You obviously never get tired of being disgraced. Do you?
@samuk, I know this is only one of your cheap pleadings with which you seek to save face and soak in disgrace whenever it becomes unbearable.
However, I decided (for the fun of it) to painstakingly read through some of the early 1600s manuscript folios of Ahmad Baba’s “Mi‘rāj al-Su‘ūd“ to extract the actual folio in question for you.
By so doing I will be giving you the fresh and golden opportunity to be creative with yet another special pleading. 
As such, find embedded below the actual folio from where the translators have done their translation — showing the list of the ethnic-linguistic groups with Baba’s Arabic original of the name “Yoruba” particularly highlighted for you. www.nairaland.com/attachments/12924497_5f8c8fcd48c848d2b88df144cbb2812c_jpeg_jpegf6b00ae4ee5f6daa0c3a908bef599eb7
The link below goes to some more folios of this same manuscript where this particular folio is also present.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9b/The_Ladder_of_Ascent_in_Obtaining_the_Procurements_of_the_Sudan-_Ahmad_Baba_Answers_a_Moroccan’s_Questions_about_Slavery_WDL9661.pdf
Compare and contrast with the earlier translation as embedded below:
http://www.artsrn.ualberta.ca/amcdouga/Hist347/autumn%202012/additional%20readings/ahmad_baba.pdf
www.nairaland.com/attachments/12916030_35bd589040034203aa5d7d687c1da64a_jpeg_jpeg5d6dcb71a92c88b75b7bd3b5b6f4593f www.nairaland.com/attachments/12916031_bce6e5f2e3254df19e5858797b6be638_jpeg_jpega9555b89c3b33922d09a96bffaab55da
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Culture › Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage (Thanksgiving Thread) by Olu317(m): 2:52pm On Jan 02, 2021 |
TheLionofLasigi: God...you should be hanged for this thrash...what kind of weed did you smoke that led you to spill this nonsense. Apart from central Yoruba dialect , your clan's dialect and English language, Do have any knowledge on any semtic laguage ,be it Classic Hebrew or Arabic inscription ? ,,If not dont ever quote me again!. |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 2:13pm On Dec 29, 2020 |
tollyboy5: I'm not establishing anyproving fact. I was just thinking of further exploration of event and interesting history. When I noticed there was no word like jebusite actually what we have was jebus. People of jebus. and present the ijebu refer to themselves as omo-jebu . besides I never learnt any history of our ancestors being seafarers . I don't have evidence to prove this now but my intuition tells me ijebu and Yoruba are from same root moving down to southwest from Nile of Egypt or somewhere around Jerusalem. Its recorded in the bible several times that the Israel are very close to Egyptians and do take refuge there. The jebus disappeared from history after the time of king David. And that was how the unrepentant pagan worshippers disappeared from history. Thanks for clarification of the Atlantis incident. Though it might have no link to jebus vs ijebu. But what I'm trying to say is some other reiligious book that has been for some BCEs also talk on something similar to Atlantis in their own words. The aspect of water covering the earth is consistent in many myth that it couldn't be snub. Herodotus might have not written about it but Plato account is worth considering. I don't really have deep knowledge of these things but I'll try my best to evaluate carefully. Its not about Yoruba history to me, its about origin of events. I adore your gut. There is no iota of doubt in what you see as semblance to the people you read in the Tora. The Ijebus are whom the Tora mentioned along side Daoud(King David). The ancient Hebrew who migrated to Africa were the descendants of King Daoud/Dauda(King David), the Ijebus, Yorobam(Jorobam) and other subclans of ancient Hebrew's, allies who moved to Egypt,then to Sudan belts and to west Africa in Songhai and present day Ngeria. There books that did mentioned disappearance of theHebrew when they were traced to Sudan. |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage (Thanksgiving Thread) by Olu317(m): 12:44pm On Dec 26, 2020 |
2prexios: Thanks for this
It's called a research, I don't think I've condemned the Yoruba tradition or mocked any human or African culture. It's not the entire Yoruba making this post, it is me sharing my findings.
You can always make the thread for the proud indigenous stuff, this is the area I am proficient. I think we are free to exert our intellect in the area of personal interest to the benefit of knowledge.
As long as I don't hurt you or call you names, it's a civil intellectual discourse. If you have problems with my findings, investigate it and share your findings here or elsewhere.
Try not to tell me what my interest should be. I haven't dictated your interest to you. There are thousands of wonders in the universe, don't tell me to concentrate on all if I choose to concentrate on one. Compliment of the season. And thank you for this submission. I find all these people as ignorants because they have no knowledge over a subject matter and yet criticise ancient Yoruba writings... Anyway, no knowledge of these are for commoners except royal bloodline. So dont be perturbed at such rants when you read them.This is the reason, I dont quote or reply any one of such,who claimed Yorubas are indegenous to West Africa,which archeology does not support Yoruba oral account as the set of breed that begun human race. Interestingly, some even claimed Yorubas migrated from Niger Benue conflunce basin. A sham in the eyes of western world scholars because of evidence had shown Yoruba were not descendants of pygmy race or Bantu bloodline. So, I mock people who bank on Professor Banji Akintoye's book which was written in 2010 when there are references which supported the fact that Yoruba people are migrants in 2012,2015 etc. Besides, Professor Banji Akintoye is anxiously awaiting anyone who can decode the inscription on Opa Oranmiyah which is written as ancient Hebraic language. Cheers. |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 11:22am On Dec 21, 2020 |
2prexios: That's wise of you bro.
Scoffers don't solve academic problems, figures from AI biodiversity Teller machine is no provenance to an archeological claim of a hundred of a thousand years.
Clever omission of the Yoruba rallying point from Yoruba history is the new trick to beat doing the job. It's a great science of conformity to evolution. Opportunity cost?
With it, Edo can be silenced of her new found desire to have share in Oduduwa via ekhalediran, and then the obnoxious "pseudohistorians" shut out where they rightly belonged.
The atheistic recollection of the Yoruba history is here. How it solve the problem still beats me though. What actually went out missng were the present day Yoruba form of writng which is actually beyond people on NL but. So, I am perturbed seeing Yorubas without faint knowledge on Classic Hebrews Ideograms because the reality was the house of royalty were the ones with the knowldege of ancient writing. Amazingly NegroNtns did tried in his quest to unravel the identity of modern day Yorubas even if he was knowledgeble in Arabic inscription which is a language that developed along side the Ibare/Ibere/Ibari(Hebrew) people; whose reminants are doumented both by western and Islamic scholars about Kanaan people. Although not all Yorubas are classic Hebrew but intermarriages and assimiliation did the rest that brought some others into the fold. Furthermore,I am not interested in the idea of contesting the Edo lying lips because,it is a mere wastng of time since, it is obvious a groupof Edo people are hellbent on twisting history even with some Yoruba egocentrics hybrids without fact but kept regurgating over the identity of man who lived thousands of years outsideYoruba land in Nigeria and inscribed in his sword YHWH ; which is YHEWAH/eewah/ Iwa; a name of God, is another reason I dont have time to share more in a well documented book. Odù Ìwá ; ,is recognised in Ilẹìfẹ and well exstableshed in ìgbo Ọrẹ́ where the calabash with a cover represent the hidden figure of Ela Iwa / Ela rọ ìwá (Ẹlù ìwá) . Let'em go fight Yoruba tradionalists and stop the form of facial ablution;a form of blessed water sign done in catholic church before entrance, which is also done at Ela temple before entry......So that the perpetual uninfomed lots will say Yoruba developed that also in West Africa  Ba mi, I submit my point here. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 3:23pm On Dec 19, 2020 |
2prexios: LOL
I am not alluding to you bro. I'm alluding to many Yoruba folks' cowardice and sense of betrayal right there.
I've raised an allegation of a conspiracy to harm me first on this thread. I gave valid clues to that effect.
The next post to that reeks of betrayal and cowardice.
As to what I'm doing, whatever is worth living for is worth dieing for. Can't be stopped by kidnap kingpins.
They are in their own jungle business and I'm on mine, if God expose them over and over, then He's alive.
I have more time to do more by His grace.
Your last meal alive will not be checkers custard in kidnappers' matured Jungle at any point, in Jesus name.
Amen.
Wickedness is like sport to the wicked.
https://www.nairaland.com/6294864/youtuber-kills-pregnant-lover-live-stream Amen bro. It is well us all in all situation. |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 6:04am On Dec 09, 2020 |
tollyboy5: I wish people were more open minded to fact. All Im seeing were just supremacy battle here. I might also be wrong but I need someone who has knowledge so we'll reason positively . I'm inviting my friend to my next thread . we talked today and he told me Sumerian tablet is one of the oldest tablet found. Yes, a supremacy battle for Afrocentric Yoruba who do not have any kowledge on Ideograms or ancient form of writing codes yet these ignorants claim Africa is where the world begun from. And I laugh at these people because of their limited knowldge. In the ancient world archeology finds,these Sumerians as the pioneer writers on cuneiform, clay tablets which seemingly make them oldest inventors in wriiting and other forms of human development. And the western world archeologists did not claim that the Sumerians were Caucasians. Yet, you will see people without knowledge in semitic writing(Isolate language) or as ideograms interpreter on NL disagreeing on what tbey dont have knowledge on. This is the shocking amazement for me. So, I stopped enaging a lot of them. Cheers |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 10:27pm On Dec 07, 2020 |
tollyboy5: Thats the issue. Same way they give more research and reference to Egypt . But there is nothing to reference in west Africa yet people want to prove humans from west never migrated from east Africa. Yet they couldn't explain further 
Yet you want to blame the Europeans for your not able to do some historic writings in southwest I dont engage a lot of people anymore because they are limited with knowledge. Funnily, it is only on NL, you find ignorant in a field of specialisation that arguing with a researcher on the subject matter is the ordeer of the day.So, I stop exchanging chats with ignorants. |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 2:29pm On Dec 07, 2020 |
tollyboy5:
me I'm not there o! 
I don't want to jump into conclusion on that sir. Even though there are big secrete to be unvieled I'm of limited knowledge to do that. I once got seven book of moses , gospel of Barnabas , gospel of Mary years back. I was reading some sort of variantions from them before I discard them. I have little idea on the politics the romans played with religion but I won't be in haste to conclude anything .
Sir if the Sumerian tablet are nothing to write home about . what have our own ancestors written ? The Sumerians account on nibirus and their drawing of the solar system should not be discarded as nothing to write home about. Do expect people discard information from people who knew how to make tablet and follow west Africa legends that never read or write.
Mmm. I won't totally agree with your conclution because these thing needs a careful research thanks for time. I'll visit the thread when its day break Awesome point on the sumerian people who were also known as blackhead people. Their contibution to world writing in cuneform and other innovation such as agriculture produce ,beer production etc,make history gave them a lot of recognition in Mesopotamia via archaeological finds. |
Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 2:20pm On Dec 07, 2020 |
tollyboy5: You just aired my view. Ife unite us and we are one Yoruba. But tao chose the part of we all coming from ife. I've read some Yoruba history in the past. Those history where mostly about Oyo empire. So I don't really accept history touching ijebu while capitalizing on Oyo . I'll watch the videos she shared on this thread later. I'm not after Benin vs Yoruba supremacy struggle here. I'm after the migration from middle east. I looking for a better history covering roman conquest and Arabian conquest forcing people out of their land. Interesting |
Culture › Re: I Am Dominican From Dominica Republic... ASK Me Anything. by Olu317(m): 10:20pm On Dec 02, 2020 |
Thatssobeyonce: Yeah i am,why did u ask?lol Nothing really.Athough the purpose has been achieved because you've answered me even if I had thought you are from Domica Republic. Cheers |
Culture › Re: I Am Dominican From Dominica Republic... ASK Me Anything. by Olu317(m): 4:04pm On Dec 02, 2020 |
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Culture › Re: The Ijebu, The Yoruba And Their Influence On The Bible And Judaism by Olu317(m): 5:43am On Dec 02, 2020*. Modified: 6:04am On Dec 02, 2020 |
Inaccurate information. I wonder how this Reeno Omokri got his claim without Classic Hebrew's ideogram's knowledge.
So pathetic assumption on the written ideogram Y R B that existed in written Infakul of Baba Ahmed of Mali in early 17th century before Fulani raiders existed or other slave merchants kidnapped some yoruba people in 19th century.
Furthermore,I hope Reeno Omokri will see this and realise he blundered and ignorant of the bible's classic ideograms which the English translators made mistake on many of the Hebrew's classic language.
I wish he stops being an authority on knowledge he has no clue on because,Jebus does not exist in the real ideogram.Instead,it is YEBUS/YEBUSI/YEBOOS. Let him start by identifying the alphabetical errors,in the Classic hebrew translated words with correction and understanding the identity of present day Yorubas.
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Culture › Re: The Ijebu Vs Jebusite by Olu317(m): 9:43pm On Nov 30, 2020*. Modified: 8:48pm On Dec 01, 2020 |
Precolonial map of west africa https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8595583b.r=Benin?rk=193134;0 You want to get rid of the myths: then first start telling yourself the truth concerning Benin and Lagos. For your info, Lagos was a part of Benin Kingdom, like many nigerians you confuse Benin Kingdom with its capital Benin city. I totally join you in throwing away myths, but are you really ready for the truth ? Well your answer to this comment will inform me. Informtion without credible source |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 9:41pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
2prexios: The killer will not kill him for that submission. He would rather likes him. I just thank God for a man like you Olu.
YORUBA!
Kill yourself on their matter, they'll help you to die. Ba mi, I cant die cos I am not a joke but a man on appointment from God. Trust me, it is beyond here. I thank you and hope you will follow the precept laid down by God as you have shown, that you are a child of Yoruba GOD,whose name is Ẹlà or ọrùnmìẹlà. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 6:14am On Nov 29, 2020 |
lx3as: Forgot to tell...she went for Arinola and Arẹola for her twins (a girl and a boy) after envisaging having Àíná and Àrẹwa (Our generalissimo). No one seems to know direct meaning of the name Àìná again. Àíná has a meaning. The birth of a child has purpose in yoruba land. Especially peculiar ones whose birth are mysterious. So, dont be dismayed because À-í-ná do has a meaning. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 3:01pm On Nov 21, 2020 |
absoluteSuccess: My conscience was disturbed not warning you of my encounter with online predators' scheme to possibly harm me, knowing fully well that whoever is seeking my life from here is seeking yours too.
It's not even the research paper now, but your life or you being around to sue someone. Igba taa ba rigba la maa to rami. Please, know your customers and understand the frequently asked questions in your business line.
Never allow anyone or anything that will help all your long held aspirations land on your lap from "mystery source" online that wanted to help you without your consent (or your knowledge of who they were), and what is in it for them that you are the lucky one.
Iromi to njo lori omi, onilu e wa l'ale odo.
Online predators lure their victims with something they think the victim would want, which is the bait (our weaknesses) and build a relationship with the victim and finally deliver the victim to their deaths.
Nobody would hear anything from them ever again, their families would know they are missing, meanwhile they have been silenced by an online predator. Clean Murder. Be careful to sieve information and classify them accordingly.
Be a great lie detector. Never buy crap for truth at the expense of security. It really helps. Oju lalakan finsori. A word is enough for the wise. Didnt take it that far but now I understand your innformation. Thanks a mlllion times. |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 9:44am On Nov 19, 2020 |
absoluteSuccess: I've been a bit worried lately not seeing your inputs. I'm happy you are back. I'm not afraid as to metaphysical, he's secure.
I know you do business online, please be discreet as to your identity. You have predators amongst our adversaries, I've been lured but I didn't take the bait. It's a clean one but God saved me.
The insidious enemy always hire prime suspects to do his bid, but the rope ends in his hands. I don't want to be a victim so I know where to stop.
May God continue to save us, it's a good fight.
Job 17. Yes I do business online though with discreet but not so bothered by my identity, even if there are evil people who seek to take undue advantages through different means. Indeed, I appreciate your concern and I'm always careful with whom I deal with or discuss sensitive issue with. So, thank you so much. And take good care of yourself too It is of fact that I have reduced my input on the area of my specialisation due to my susupicion of some elements who actually are lookng for an opportunity to steal one's intelletual property which law will not support me if I sue such person(s) to the court of law because , a lawyer advised me on it after some enquiry on it that I shall loose such case due to it as unfinished work. So, my intention is,to concentrate more on the work and relax when needed because the work is massively hard and challeging even if the discovery is 100!% truthful about semitic origin of the core yoruba's ancestors and descendnts. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 9:40pm On Nov 17, 2020 |
absoluteSuccess: Happy to hear from you bro.
It's been a while. Hope you good? I do come online even if I dont comment. Honestly, I am okay and I hope you are good too. Reading through your tactical view has always given me something to appreciate and adore. Keep it up bro. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 9:36pm On Nov 17, 2020 |
Alba3: Thanks for the correction; idẹ is actually brass. No man can be almighty God.So kindly correct me or any one who is liberal minded on this platform wherever such goofed . So, let us assist one another correctively with humility. |
Culture › Re: Direct Meaning Of These Yoruba Names by Olu317(m): 8:02pm On Nov 17, 2020 |
@ alba3, you actually gave a great shot at the meaning of Alaba and I am 100% convinced with research that all Yoruba names are derived from Semitic root and Arabic words. Even the English names are derived through English interpreters of Hebrew'sTorah.
While,you are tryng to intrepete ìdẹ̀ as bronze is a inaccurate even if it you did a great justice to your view.Here are the classic meaning of ìdẹ̀,Ọ́jẹ̀ and ṣẹkè ṣẹ̀kẹ̀ as following :
ìdẹ̀=brass
Ọ́jẹ̀=bronze
ṣẹ̀kè ṣẹ̀kẹ̀ or ṣẹ̀kẹ̀ = chain,iron
Cheers |
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Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Olu317(m): 1:54pm On Sep 21, 2020*. Modified: 5:42pm On Sep 21, 2020 |
Amujale: Those of us that are capable of learning, are already.
You, learn? You and learning dont go together dude. Stop it!
Stop deceiving yourself, you've learning difficulties. It doesnt take an educationist to realise that you seem to have developed an allergy to accepting factual evidence.
You are proving to those who wasnt aware already that you've learning difficulties.
Dude stop trying to derail the thread with your falsehood and kindly go and troll elsewhere. Trolling is not in my school of thought because I am well learned. 2. 'Sub Saharan' Africa as a English word is a description that lies to the south of the Sahara which simply says it all.This needs no rhetorics. 3 . There is no author you have made reference that nearly all contributors on Hebrew and Yoruba connection's thread hadnt mentioned,even I included. Infact,there authors mentioned by my humble self that you are not familiar with due to your restricitive African perspctive on Yorubas ancestors identity. 4.Plainly,I am a humble learner with vast knowledge you are yet to acquire on this Youbas identity beyond West Africa because, I have understudied Yoruba oral account from Yorubas western world trained historians, linguists, archeologists,ifaodu oral account information, antiquarians, ethnograhers,pictographers, ideographers and other notable scholars within and outside Africa on humanity studies. Among the above scholars, my fields remained there. 5. As a proud descendant of odudu who worshipped Ẹlẹdá-Iwa,who is also personified as Ìwà ; in which a sacred calabash called odu Iwa or Igba, is acknowledge figurarively as thehidden God. 6. In my own oríkí(panegyric), my ancestors migrated from a place called órù. So, I am familair with towns ages in Yoruba land and Órù from oral account at Ileife had been swept away by flood And over seven Ileife had existed before now . 7.Kindly Identify your oriki to start up your research on yoruba land in connection to Egypt because,not everyone in Yorubaland came out of Yorubas Órù. Cheers |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Olu317(m): 4:20pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
Amujale: What kind of inconsequential response is that
You made a false claim and got called out and instead of acknowledging that, you instead veer of on to a meaningless tangent that’s leading to nowhere.
What is it that you don’t understand?
You seem to have a comprehension issue.
What is your contention?
You aren’t aware, are you?
I put it to you that you don’t have any justifiable contention on the content of the thread and are simply pulling what can only be described as a juvenile tantrum.
You aren’t making much sense, response is empty and wholly false; assuming you simply take the time to read previous post you’d know this analysis to be a factual one.
It’s the equivalent of a juvenile that is throwing a tantrum whilst asking a tutor what is one plus one and the tutor points to a predetermined workings on a piece of paper that states ‘one plus one, equals two’.
And the juvenile throwing a tantrum response is to refuse to READ the workings on the piece of paper and instead chooses to go back to the same question, ‘what is one plus one’?
That’s what is known as ‘going round and round in circles’, such a person will tend to end up at the same point that they began.
How can such a person learn?
Such a person will be said to have learning difficulty.
Wonder where we’ve heard that in the past? This is not a poliical thread ,so I desist from responding psuedo scholar as you seem to be. After all, you have overflogged Sub Saharan,which I posted with online dictionary but your ignorance alongside your lair dehydrated intellectuals, who fall within your poor English knowledge. AS far as I am concerned your supporters are also waiting to laugh at you over your Egyptians footprints in Egypt.Therefore the reality is that you have no one on this platform to move along your direction, which you intended to proof yorubas identity in Egypt. If you are so sure,let others and I learn from your wealth of experiement.  |
Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Olu317(m): 10:47pm On Sep 17, 2020 |
Amujale: Really?
Dude stop lying.
There's nothing on this thread that shares any resemblance to that of yours.
Can you provide us with one single quote from your thread that has a shred of resemblance to here.
Dude, assuming you have nothing sensible to add to the thread, simply keep it moving. Ask your mentor Macof, if he hadnt tried to wrongfully correct one out of the post  You are a serial joke. I am not interested in this your egocentrism. Instead,channel your energy to proving the identity the Yoruba ancestors bore in Egypt. This ought be your worry as an academic that you claimed. As simple as ABC,showcase Yoruba identity in Egypt,since I am a novice according to your concept  . Cheers, Ẹlù |