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Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by deanoffaculty: 2:02pm On Jun 16, 2024
Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9WAvRcDh6E?si=Fr5O_Wj3r16nl3O0


https://www.legit.ng/1149255-names-god-nigerian-languages.html
You will never see them commenting in this thread because kpekus and "Nunu milk" is not mentioned.

God be praised!!! God of million names!! Oghenetega!!!
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by donmik: 2:04pm On Jun 16, 2024
Owoicho means God The Most High in Idoma
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by realmindz: 2:09pm On Jun 16, 2024
Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9WAvRcDh6E?si=Fr5O_Wj3r16nl3O0


https://www.legit.ng/1149255-names-god-nigerian-languages.html
Racoon, the list you wrote there is the most beautiful nonsense ever.

Africans had their deities and most of the names there were African deities.
Same as Allah and Yahweh are foreign deities.

Eledumare and Olorun are not even the same entities in the Yoruba culture. Eledumare is not Allah and Allah is not Jehovah. And Satan is never Esu
People have been learning nonsense


It is just like someone saying names of Presidents.
Saying President is also known as Obasanjo, Buhari, Mandela, Abraham Lincoln, JF Kennedy, Malcom X. Obama, Trump.

You are packing different people who have been presidents to mean one entity and change the small letter president to President

Same way, all these are gods which you pack to become one entity as God.
Please don’t teach and spread your ignorance, and religious sentiments. Go and research the truth before you start teaching what pass your knowledge
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by AngelicBeing: 2:36pm On Jun 16, 2024
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Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by Pacesetter123(m): 2:42pm On Jun 16, 2024
vicshub:
Allah doesnt mean God in Hausa. Allah is an arabic deity. Ubangiji is God in Hausa. Allah was brought during the islamization of northern Nigeria
Are you serious?
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by rummmy: 3:49pm On Jun 16, 2024
Allah is not God...
Allah is meccas black stone deity...
Stop misleading people..
God in hausa is ubangiji not the Arabic allah
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by MikaelJP(m): 4:15pm On Jun 16, 2024
Ọlọrun - God
Oluwa - Lord
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by Kolo8888: 4:56pm On Jun 16, 2024
Tsoci nya Tsocizhi--- Lord of lords
Etsu nya Etsuzhi ---- king of kings
Gabako nya Judah ---- Lion of tribe of Judah
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by 66spirit(m): 5:06pm On Jun 16, 2024
emapeteum:
I thought I was saying out of point or the only one who believed that people in that part of the region are one people but see themselves as if they are different. Akwa Ibom is one of the most homogenous states in Nigeria, though having local dialects, everyone understands the general one, Ibibio. Little variation in a language does not mean they are distinct people as some would claim. The Pioneer UNIUYO VC Prof Fola Lasisi said 'These are one people but the people never saw themselves as one and are highly divisive'. Thank you brother
Prof Lasisi, hmm..
Well I will say he is not an authority in matters relating to ibibios and their brothers.
That is his point of view and can never be generalized.
I make bold effort here to state that there is no difference between the ibibios and Efik.
We all come from one stock.
Peace..
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by JOSH54: 5:41pm On Jun 16, 2024
In Gbagyi language, Atsu aje atsu means king of Kings Shekwoyi yaloya means everlasting God.
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by emapeteum(m): 5:52pm On Jun 16, 2024
66spirit:
Prof Lasisi, hmm..
Well I will say he is not an authority in matters relating to ibibios and their brothers.
That is his point of view and can never be generalized.
I make bold effort here to state that there is no difference between the ibibios and Efik.
We all come from one stock.
Peace..
But was the Prof wrong? I never said he is/was a historian
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by noble2faith(m): 8:48pm On Jun 16, 2024
That Yoruba own na infinity. Some even dey wey u no fit translate.
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by vicshub(m): 8:49pm On Jun 16, 2024
emerged01:
If that is the case,what does Saudi Arabia Christians call God in Arabic since you said Allah is an Arabic deity?
al'aelaa alwujud
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by ArewaTech1(m): 9:15pm On Jun 16, 2024
Oga OP, from where do you get that Hausa own?
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by shotuns: 12:54am On Jun 17, 2024
Point of correction, Fulani is not a tribe in Nigeria, never has it been. the north is predominantly Hausa tribe before they were overrun by the strangers. Thanks


Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9WAvRcDh6E?si=Fr5O_Wj3r16nl3O0


https://www.legit.ng/1149255-names-god-nigerian-languages.html
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by ceejayluv(m): 8:27am On Jun 17, 2024
emerged01:
If that is the case,what does Saudi Arabia Christians call God in Arabic since you said Allah is an Arabic deity?
Allah is the Arabic word for God and used by Arab Muslims, Jews and Christians .
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by emerged01(m): 8:34am On Jun 17, 2024
ceejayluv:
Allah is the Arabic word for God and used by Arab Muslims, Jews and Christians .
Thank you. The ignorant one doesnt know that,he thinks it is only muslim that call God Allah.
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by Mufasha101: 10:47pm On Jun 18, 2024
ATOBI JU
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by Efikson1(m): 4:52pm On Sep 29, 2024
There are many things you fail to understand about Efik and Ibibio it will be so good that you ask the people from both sides in other to get the juice right and not these faulty and miss informed write-up
Firstly there is nothing like "Efik-Ibibo" as there is nothing like Igbo-Nri but igbo.

Please always respect people ethnicity that Efik-Ibibo stuff is a kind of belittling Efik ethnic group and that is not acceptable.

There is no portion of land in Cross River that is owned by Ibibio they are migrants just like every other ethnic groups, but you can see Efiks in Akwa Ibom state,in Itu, Eñwañ, Ókóbó, and Mbo are all Efiks and are citizens of Akwa Ibom state.

Efik can also be found as natives in western Cameroon, Malabo, United States etc.

The term Abasi is Efik word , strangers like you will find it difficult to understand the difference between us because you have failed to ask questions from them all

Please do more research on this subject before posting stuffs like these again

Thanks for your understanding

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9WAvRcDh6E?si=Fr5O_Wj3r16nl3O0


https://www.legit.ng/1149255-names-god-nigerian-languages.html
Re: Names Of God In Nigerian Languages And Their Meanings by Efikson1(m): 5:08pm On Sep 29, 2024
I don't understand the information you are passing here it is always right for one to state things clear in other to avoid unnecessary scrutiny

Efik is not Ibibio dialect as it is clear that the language Efik was and is the language of commerce,trade and education so Ibibio having to speak it today is never a surprise.

If you are advocating and is advertising your Ibibio it is all good but please stay clear Efik and stop spreading faults information about Efik and her kingdom

There is Efik bible that you Ibibio use till these day. You people have tried your best to print Ibibio bible but have not been approved because you don't want to be identified as Efik yet you want Efik a king of her own to come down to your level even sef below your level as a sub tribe of Ibibio how come?

If we were one why did your ancestors ask the European to recognize Ibibio as a separate ethnic group was it around 1900s like that it is well documented for those who actually want to get the facts right please make google your Friend

Efik ask European to protect her territory as Ibibio here they went and ask that they want to be identified as a separate ethnic group from Efik

It is never a bad idea if you want to align with Efik but please do
Efikson1:
I don't understand the information you are passing here it is always right for one to state things clear in other to avoid unnecessary scrutiny

Efik is not Ibibio dialect as it is clear that the language Efik was and is the language of commerce,trade and education so Ibibio having to speak it today is never a surprise.

If you are advocating and is advertising your Ibibio it is all good but please stay clear Efik and stop spreading faults information about Efik and her kingdom

There is Efik bible that you Ibibio use till these day. You people have tried your best to print Ibibio bible but have not been approved because you don't want to be identified as Efik
66spirit:
Fellow compatriots this is indeed a good thing to learn.
I really appreciate the OP..
However, perhaps I shouldn't say this but what choice do I have?
I will like the man/woman who post these information to kindly differentiate between the names or reflective attributes of God in Calabar(Efik) and in Ibibio.
If an Ibibio man pray in His dialect , will the Efik man say He does not understand?
What is calabar?
Is it the name of a tribe or person's?
What is wrong with these people?
Please spot out the major differences there for me or else you just have to stop dividing brothers apart.
Thank you.
NB
In Ibibio group of languages which comprises of Ibibio, annang, Efik, Oro and others, please which one of us addresses God as Osa Nnudazi?
Mbok help me!!
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