Culture › Re: Top Five West African Languages Spoken In The United States - 2022 by oyatz(m): 12:34am On Dec 08, 2023 |
Gamesmart: Struggle to believe that, men.
Always thought:
UK - Yoruba US - Igbo Yorubas are more than Igbo in USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Saudi Arabia |
Politics › Re: LABSCA Demolishes 3-storey Shopping Complex Days After Collecting Money by oyatz(m): 9:38am On Dec 07, 2023 |
AustineE1: Envy and the never do well syndrome of a certain people that believes the only reason they are not making it in Lagos is because Igbos have parked all that is left in Lagos....Let all further development go down East as has been recently observed by the massive industrialization going on in the East. This is NOT a matter of sentiments but a matter of LAW. By law, every house need APPROVED BUILDING PLANS by GOVERNMENT. Payments of bribes into the private accounts alleged officials of an Agency is NOT equal to APPROVED BUILDING PLAN. Whipping up tribal sentiments will not stop the LASG from carry out it's duties. |
Politics › Re: LABSCA Demolishes 3-storey Shopping Complex Days After Collecting Money by oyatz(m): 9:34am On Dec 07, 2023 |
How in this 2023, a supposedly developer is paying fees of a Gov't Agency into Private Accounts, if at all this news is true? |
Politics › Re: Meet Prince Ekaladerhan Of Benin, Popularly Known As Oduduwa by oyatz(m): 12:09am On Dec 07, 2023 |
Neckpresser101: If you're a linguist you'd know that
Words can be borrowed from people you've made contact with and doesn't necessarily means they don't have a word for it . They just prefer to use the borrowed word
I had a conversation about this topic with my friend yesterday . He's actually a linguist , He said it's absolutely possible to replace a local word by a borrowed word from another neighbouring language. According to him it's called Lexical replacement or loan word replacement. It happens alot especially with society you've come in contact with and it's the basis of English language . English is 80+% loanwords! So what's the fuss about. You keep diverging to irrelevant issues. In the numerous 'oriki' (Praise poetry/ panegyrics) of the Oba of Bini, there are many references to Oduduwa and his royal titles but none to Izoduwa or Elkerledahan. This simply means, the Izoduwa/Elkerledahan (which was never mentioned in the earliest recorded histories of Bini by the European Visitors/Traders who visited Bini centuries ago and Native Historians) is a recent fabrication. |
Politics › Re: Meet Prince Ekaladerhan Of Benin, Popularly Known As Oduduwa by oyatz(m): 11:58pm On Dec 06, 2023 |
Neckpresser101: You realise bini and other languages of southern Nigeria are from the Niger-Congo language family
And yes there are converging linguistic links here and there
For example
Oba in ìgbo means Barn for yams and other produces
Obà still means that plant used in making calabash
So don't brag about origin of word with people you're in same language family with
It ight mean something in their language you never can tell
If na lie ask any Igbo person wetin Olaniyi means in Igbo you'll be shocked Both the words Oba and Bini are of Yoruba origins. The Bini word for king is Ogie and ONLY the Yoruba dynasty in Edo uses the title of Oba. Oba (Yoruba)= to reign . This is why you hear the saying in Yoruba 'Oba ba l'ori oungbo' = The King reign over everything. Oba (Igbo) = Barn , has no correlation with kingship. Oranmiyan started the Obaship in Igodomingodo which he re-named Ile-Ibinu=> Ule-Ibinu=> Ubini=> named Benin by the Portuguese. |
Politics › Re: Lagos To Begin Construction Of Marina And Mile 2 Interchanges In 2024 by oyatz(m): 7:24pm On Dec 06, 2023 |
GboyegaD: When are they planning to complete the Lagos - Badagry road that has been in construction for over 14years? Can they give us details of each of the interchange because I thought it was plan of the above stated road. It is a Federal Project. Fashola-led LASG made suggestions that the FG should hand over the road to LASG for re-construction of the road via PPP but the Yar'Adua Administration rejected the plan, claiming they had their own plans for the road. |
Politics › Re: NBS: Nigeria’s Exports Outpace Imports, Trade Surplus Hit ₦3.5trn In 9 Months by oyatz(m): 2:35pm On Dec 05, 2023 |
Irony1: haaaa!!!!! bros fear God and stop deceiving people. With the way the naira is sliding there is no way we can have a surplus, stop this lies abeg. Most Nigerians don't understand economic topics and the few educated ones that try to do base all their understandings of economic issues solely on exchange rates and fuel pump prices. Import bills can drop because imported items become too expensive for most people in Nigeria to buy. Number item on the importation bill - PETROL: consumption rates (including smuggling to neighbouring countries) has reduced drastically due to removal of subsidy Importations of automobiles and luxurious items has also reduced. |
Politics › Re: NBS: Nigeria’s Exports Outpace Imports, Trade Surplus Hit ₦3.5trn In 9 Months by oyatz(m): 2:29pm On Dec 05, 2023 |
Flier: Forget the media when you have Lagos boy as the president,they own everything media in Nigeria and will make you believe the guy man at Aso rock is doing even if Hunger is killing people in the street I still believe in this government thou How can Nigeria export out space import? It’s simply impossible and won’t be possible for the next 20 years Import dropped because imported items (e.g petrol, vehicles , Textiles etc) became very expensive, so many couldn't afford it. Petrol consumptions, including snuggling to neighbouring countries reduced drastically, many people now buy Nigerian second hand vehicles instead of Tokunbo cars. What Nigeria need urgently is to increase export and started adding values to whatever are produced locally, this will create millions of jobs and take millions our of poverty. |
Politics › Re: NBS: Nigeria’s Exports Outpace Imports, Trade Surplus Hit ₦3.5trn In 9 Months by oyatz(m): 2:23pm On Dec 05, 2023 |
Artscollection: They are stiffling consumer's purchasing power with their quack policies. You raised your dollar rate without increasing the minimum wage so it is normal that export with surpass import. Arm-chair Economist, which one is 'Dollar rate'? |
Politics › Re: NBS: Nigeria’s Exports Outpace Imports, Trade Surplus Hit ₦3.5trn In 9 Months by oyatz(m): 2:16pm On Dec 05, 2023 |
ReubenE: NBS don come with their taichi statistics again.
NBS that is known to create their own model of statistical measurement contrary to every globally known and accepted system to promote propaganda. What we exported and what we imported that created the trade surplus is not even stated, perhaps they are afraid they'll be busted again.
Your problem is that you don't read.
The report gave enough details of all you are asking here.
NBS will revise unemployment to 2% next year |
Politics › Re: Rivers State Only Have These 3 Tribes. by oyatz(m): 12:19am On Nov 20, 2023 |
Sleekcode: 90% of topics in this section will always have something to do with this Igbos
Igbos will always be dragged in other people's delusions.
If you want to trend in this section just create anything and sprinkle a little bit of something that will bring Igbo conversation to your rants Why must Igbos bring themselves to almost every thread on Nairaland? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 11:09pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
paramakina202: He is only being victimized by a cabal of Tinubu's supporters that controls Lagos state as majority of Yorubas have nothing against him. So people that don't support a candidate are victimizing such a candidate? Gbadebo is no match for Gov Babajide Sanwo-Olu. If Tinubu drops dead today and Angels come down to conduct election in Lagos, Gov Sanwo-Olu will still defeat Gbadebo. Most of the people who supported him didn't even know him, let alone know anything about his experience but were largely driven by anti-Tinubu sentiments. Come 2027, any political party that field Gbadebo has already failed before the election. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 10:48pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
paramakina202: They are two different individuals with different understanding of issues.Gbadobo shouldn't be politically ostracized because his mother is Igbo or for expressing his personal views. Actions have consequences. If Gbadebo feels it is within his right to denigrate the Yoruba people, the Yoruba people also have rights not to support him. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 3:55pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
Omoawoke2: 1000% of the igbos even those in Abia and abroad that has never been to Lagos. I had a friend in Abuja, Igbo whey never come Lagos for him life before carried gbarebo for head They sometimes act very funny on political matters. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 3:53pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
paramakina202: Governor Adeleke is also partly Igbo and speaks Igbo fluently.How about Jimmy Agbaje that Tinubu camp branded Igbo just to demarket him? Gov Ademola Adeleke is older ,wiser and more matured than Gbadebo. He is proud of his Yorubas ancestry and eloquent in both Yoruba and Igbo languages. Have you ever seen Gov Adeleke making ANY statements about tribes? |
Business › Re: The Real Reason GSK Left Nigeria by oyatz(m): 3:50pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
Kukutente23: You made it sound so simple. That's how it usually is from a keypad. David may be right or not but a hostile takeover is not so easily brushed aside as you put it. Moreso when the hostile party is well connected and powerful in a country like Nigeria. GSK is not limited to Nigeria. If he is so powerful to constitute a threat to the shares of GSK in Nigeria, he could as well buy the shares of GSK in Johannesburg or London or Ghana Stock Exchanges. We GSK be running away from every country where connected capitalists (there are in every country) want to massively buy their shares? If you leave Aba for Abeokuta because it is raining, will you also leave Abeokuta when it starts raining? |
Politics › Re: Lt Colonel Abubakar-Surajo Imam: 1st Nigeria Army Officer To Bag A Professorship by oyatz(m): 1:06am On Nov 19, 2023 |
Congratulations to him.
However, he is not the first professor in the Nigerian Army.
Col Ibrahim Yakassai, former Military Physician to Gen Sani Abacha , later became a Professor of Obstetric & Gynaecology |
Business › Re: The Real Reason GSK Left Nigeria by oyatz(m): 12:41am On Nov 19, 2023 |
This David Hundeyin guy isn't very intelligent and only impress his dull followers. This is the reason why he quickly block those who ask critical questions about his posts on tweeter. He is only comfortable with the Obidients, majority of whom aren't well educated and well informed.
1) By simple Boardroom Policies, GSK could have reduced their shares available for public trading e.g from 49% to 30%. So the so-called Cabinet member couldn't have taken over the company because, the highest shares he would be able to buy will be 30% (and it is not even possible for one person to buy all the traded shares).
2) GSK can exit the Nigerian Stock Exchange if they don't want certain people from buying into their shares that can lead to a hostile take over by transiting from GSK Nigeria Plc to GSK Nigeria Ltd, without pulling out of the country.
3) If they are afraid of hostile take-over by the so-called Cabinet Minister in Nigeria, can't such a person target their shares in London Stock Exchange or Johannesburg Stock Exchange?
4) Will GSK be running from every country when and if some Capitalists want to massively buy over their shares? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 12:21am On Nov 19, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 12:19am On Nov 19, 2023 |
paramakina202: You are free to choose your candidate without tagging your opponent as Igbo. But Chinedu Rhodes-Vivour is partly Igbo, speaks Igbo fluently and his campaign was spear headed by many Igbos. He was the candidate supported by 95% of the Igbos in Lagos. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Been Using Igbophobia To Deceive The Yorubas In Lagos by oyatz(m): 12:16am On Nov 19, 2023 |
Omobude244: then what was jimi agbaje sin?
that is what the post is all about But Jimi Agbaje said he would elevate Eze Ngbigbo to the status of a First Class Monarch in Lagos. The opposition in Lagos has been playing the Igbo card as a campaign strategy since 2011. |
Politics › Re: How Chinedu RV Lost In His Own Game by oyatz(m): 12:10am On Nov 19, 2023 |
One of the problems with Gbadebo is that HE TALKS TOO MUCH.
If you want to gain power, learn when and how to talk. You can't be on Social Media tweeting everyday and say you want power, because you are likely to say things that will not go down well with many people, thereby creating more enemies than friends. |
Celebrities › Re: Portable Invites EFCC To Arrest Charles Okocha For Ripping Him 20M Naira (video) by oyatz(m): 4:48pm On Nov 18, 2023 |
I can't just stop laughing here. |
Politics › Re: Inside Obiagu: One Of Enugu's Slum (Pictures And Video) by oyatz(m): 1:56pm On Nov 18, 2023 |
igwebuike01: If this picture is the largest slum then Enugu is heaven compare to SW. This place no reach 0.1% of Makoko Leave the SW out of this, let us look inward. Nigeria is still a very under developed country and each State need to work harder to develop their States. |
Politics › Re: Failed BBL Surgery: I'm Tired Of Staying In The Hospital - Jay Boogie Cries Out by oyatz(m): 12:34pm On Nov 18, 2023 |
Spirited Nigerians should raise funds to help this young man that went astray but now back to his senses. |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court Sacks Lagos LP Rep, Olukayode Doherty, Declares APC Winner by oyatz(m): 7:07am On Nov 18, 2023 |
bestman09: Our corrupt judiciary, Always using technicality to rob the people. Blame the leadership of the Labour Party who at the last minutes ,after collecting bribes started substituting the names of the authentic candidates with those who didn't participate in the primaries, even the name of Prof Awamaridi was changed and replaced with Gbadebo-Rhodes Vivour |
Politics › Re: Group Faults Sanwo-olu Over Failure To Appoint Ndigbo by oyatz(m): 6:51am On Nov 18, 2023 |
Sanwo-Olu should learn from the mistakes of the past and ignore this group.
There is no point trying to appease those who have consistently show that they hate you. |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour::Lagos Culture Is Different From Yoruba Culture. Video by oyatz(m): 4:28pm On Nov 17, 2023 |
christejames: Of course, Lagos culture is entirely different from those of average Yorubas...
The Awori, Egun, Badagry and some other indeginous tribes in Lagos have some kind of distinct culture from the average Yorubas 
It's the emigration of Yorubas from Northern part of Lagos, with the immigrants leading as top officials in the state making it the reasons the Lagos state is having some semblance of Yorubas in it. Even the Ijaws and Edos will claim Lagos state as theirs first before even any Yoruba will attempt to 
Indeginous Lagos names like Coker, Hundeyin, Gbadamosi, Funsho, Bucknor, Sarumi etc have little or no meaning in Yoruba. Even the culture of Eyo was alien to the Yorubas, Eyo masquerades is indeginous to Lagosians which the Yorubas have adopted as theirs , in the Yoruba folklore, there was nothing like masquerade as they have it today in Eyo... The Yoruba culture could be akin to that of the Hausas.
The case of indeginous Lagosians could be seen in same light to those of Kalabari in Rivers State where but Igbo and Ijaw is seen as forming that language. You wrote, out of ignorance. You don't have deep knowledge about Lagos or Yoruba History and culture. The fact that you think FUNSHO has no meaning in Yoruba language shows that you don't even understand Yoruba language. Coker and Bucknor are European Names. They have no peculiarities with Lagos. As a matter of fact, there is no name that is solely a Lagos Name. Sarumi is title (e.g Sarumi-Adini), often used by Yoruba Islamic Communities in the 19th century , possibly of Arabic word and it has nothing peculiar with Lagos. In fact, the most popular Sarumi Family are from Ilesha, Osun State (branches of the family can be found scattered across Yorubaland , including Lagos). Hundeyin in an Ogu name. The Ogus/Egun are a distinct but related tribe to the Yoruba. Aworis, Ijebu and Egba are Yoruba tribes and are indigenous to Lagos and Ogun States. Eyo Masquarade was introduced to Lagos from Yorubas in the hinterland and evolved from the Oro Festival in the 19th century. Earliest versions of the Eyo Masqeurade is still practiced in Iperu-Remo, Ogun State. |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour::Lagos Culture Is Different From Yoruba Culture. Video by oyatz(m): 4:05pm On Nov 17, 2023 |
paramakina202: But he got hundreds of thousands of votes in last election and would have won if the election was free and fair. Sanwo-Olu got about twice the votes he got. He only rode on the anti-Tinubu sentiments due to the M-M ticket and support from some non-indigenes. If the elections were conducted by Angels, he won't win. |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour::Lagos Culture Is Different From Yoruba Culture. Video by oyatz(m): 4:02pm On Nov 17, 2023 |
Gbadebo should leave Social Media for a while or gets an aide to handle his social media accounts.
He talks too much for someone that wants to get to POWER.
No serious man that wants POWER talk all the time. |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour::Lagos Culture Is Different From Yoruba Culture. Video by oyatz(m): 3:59pm On Nov 17, 2023 |
adamusuleiman3: It seems every time this guy opens his mouth, more stupidity comes out of it.
Same way he said Sanwo Olu was an Ijebu man. He was actually right but not bright enough to know that Ijebus are also indigineous to Lekki, Epe, and Ikorodus areas of Lagos. Ijebu practically shares a border with Lagos. Heck, his running mate was an Ijebu woman from Ikorodu. For someone that wants to run for an election especially in Lagos, he needs to act more and talk less. He talks too much for someone that wants to be a leader. |
Business › Re: Percentage Of Households That Receive Money From Abroad In Each States by oyatz(m): 3:53pm On Nov 17, 2023 |
drlateef: Mostly prostitution in Italy and other parts of Europe. I don’t see Edo among professionals in UK. Most of them are Yoruba. That was in the past. The Oba of Bini and notable Bini chiefs have waded in and put machineries in place to stop women trafficking in Edo State. The Edo people traveling out now are mostly professionals. |