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| ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 9:42pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Trinidad and Tobago is holding a carnival where they are proudly displaying their Nigerian heritage. They divided their capital city, Port of Spain (below) on a map in accordance with the various parts of Nigeria they came from. See 'Yoruba Village' map below. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/52/51/7f/52517f6ae63daf2ef7bf568dfb479bc6.jpg Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f4/73/93/f47393151510b0207330f1aedf62af76.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y2oYZxXeA4 |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 9:43pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Terminal5: 9:49pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Yoruba amaka |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 9:53pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Terminal5:Yes o, na Yorubas & Igbos full The Americas, na them Oyibos carry pass during the Trans Atlantic Trade. Jamaica na descendants of Igbos full there pass. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by flokii: 9:56pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
If these guys can be preserving Yoruba culture in this way and manner, someone should please tell me why Lagos that is core of Yorubaland should surrender her Yoruba values to outsiders.. ehnn. Yoruba ronu!! |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Dongquai: 9:58pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:how yorubas are able to keep their culture anywhere they find their selves seems like magic. From benin Republic to togo to ghana to Brazil and all over. Kudos to them. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Terminal5: 9:58pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:It’s good to see how their culture is still thriving over there. God bless Nigeria |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:04pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
flokii:When did Lagos become the core of Yorubaland? Right from the history of time, Lagos has always been distinct from Yoruba land, when the Portuguese (first Europeans) arrived in Eko, it was been ruled by the Bini Empire that ruled it until 1861 when the British Empire officially liberated Lagos from The Oba of Benin. The British ruled it for 99 years & handed it over to The Federal Government of Nigeria in 1960 who then created modern Lagos State on the 4th day of July 1967. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:06pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Terminal5:This is nothing go to Brazil, U will see Yoruba culture in action. The Oni of Ife is a celebrated Deity. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Felabrity: 10:09pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Those yoruba slave traders almost trade all their people finish |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Felabrity: 10:11pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
OP, no be wetin I see for thumbnail I dey see for the video Please respect yourself |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by flokii: 10:12pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:Lagos is part and parcel of Yorubaland.. no amount of falsehood from outsiders like you will change that fact. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:19pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
flokii:That is not the argument, just correcting u, old Oyo (Oyo & Osun) State is the core of Yorubaland not Lagos. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 10:22pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Dongquai:Exactly. The funny thing is that even though more Igbos were enslaved, there is ZERO trace of their Igbo culture among any of the black diaspora. It's like the whites flogged it out of them and they abandoned their traditions immediately, and turned to self-haters and white men in black skin. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:23pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Catapault:Stop talking thrash based on your imagination. Ebo day is celebrated in the state of Georgia. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 10:27pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Dongquai:Plus Cuba, Colombia, and Venezuela. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Christistruth02: 10:28pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Orisha ni Ida yii ? E je lo yin Jesu L’ogo |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 10:30pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:It's not about Ebo day. Do they remember their culture and traditions, and traditional religion? Or do they spit on their traditional religion in their desperation to worship 'white Jesus' like Soludo has been doing, chasing and persecuting traditional priests in Anambra? There is a BIG difference in racial and cultural pride between Igbos and Yorubas. It is very obvious. You need to learn from Yorubas to be proud of your culture and traditions, including your traditional religion, and honor it over and above any other culture. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Shivisee1(m): 10:33pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:Na why the world is in support of oluomo beating your flats empty heads as he like ! |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:35pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Catapault:Different strokes for different folks, they Igbos must not necessarily be like u, & them that till today still do sacrifices & rituals all in the name of tradition. That is why in those core Yoruba states, once you hear skull in the headline news, u know the region. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 10:40pm On Feb 22, 2025*. Modified: 11:06pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:Stop talking crap. This is the same inferiority complex and self hate that has made your culture disappear in the diaspora. Using one bad thing that happens in your religion to condemn the entire religion. Christian priests have raped children, boys, and sexually abused their congregation all over the world for centuries till today. Some ordain same sex marriages, LGBTQ marriages etc. Yahoo boys, kidnappers etc go for blessings in christian churches today. Many christian priests blessed and prayed with Adolf Hitler when he was slaughtering millions of his people in Germany. None of this has EVER made you condemn or reject christianity. Your real problem is colonial brainwashing. Yorubas are much much harder to brainwash than you. Even the Yorubas that are christians and muslims do not disrespect their traditional religion or those who practice it. At the rate you guys are going, you will finally get your wish of becoming anonymous white men in black skin (coconuts) with no originality of anything, and no memory of your existence once you're gone. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:40pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Shivisee1:Bigotry in your head, go & read your history, everyone is igbo to u nonsense eran ataja? |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:43pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Catapault:Wetin I wan take culture do, I dey work for museum, na culture go put 1 million usd for my domiciliary account .Oblivious minded Thing, go study about Herbert Ogunde make u fit see how u fit make money from Yoruba Culture. People like yourself have nothing, so u need group affiliation to have a sense of na our own, nothing be your own. Nothing u fit get, wey others go fit benefit from. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 10:54pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:Ignorant, illiterate, imbecilic, low IQ reasoning. GET OUT FROM THIS THREAD, let us celebrate Yoruba culture in the Caribbean and the world, since you are non-entities and nobody knows you there (except as the world's biggest drug traffickers). Isn't everything about money in your immoral, debased heads? We are not discussing money here so get out! |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 10:58pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Catapault:Like I said na other people own u dey celebrate, Nobody fit ever celebrate your own. Go enjoy Yoruba culture in the Americas from your base in Odua Nigeria. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 11:02pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:You haven't the slightest clue where I'm at, so zip your insolent little boy lips. I've no idea of the pointless gibberish you're typing in pidgin. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by FreeStuffsNG: 11:04pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:You are obviously not Yoruba and that explains your fraudulent account of the Yoruba people who you don't know their history. Lagos is not even the most diverse of part of Yoruba land. As at 1872, no member of your tribe is even in Lagos! The population of Lagos Colony was analysed into 'Yoruba' and 'Non-Yoruba' tribes: 1. Eko tribe had fallen from 57% in 1872 to 23.6% 20 years later. 2. Popo or Egun tribe was 15.85%, 3. Other Yoruba groups Oyo - 11.6% Ijebu - 11.01% Awori - 9.26% Egba - 6.05% Ijesha - 4.32% Egbado - 3.63% Ekiti/Efon people - 1.76% 4. Non-Yoruba groups Nupe/Tapa - 1.86% Hausa - 1.86% The Kru - 1.37%. Lagos has always been Yorubaland and the presence of others is not any way different from the other parts of Yorubaland because of the accommodating nature of the Yoruba and we don't and have never practiced cannibalism. As at 1872, there are other parts of Yorubaland that are far more diversed than Lagos. The Yoruba are the only group of Africans who retained their culture and religion even in foreign lands they were shipped to. Only the Yoruba! The Yoruba have always been highly populated and have a sophisticated system of government. The Yoruba even produced the Bini royalty through Oranmiyan. Located in the Caribbean island of the Bahamas is Yoruba House, dedicated to freed Yoruba slave descendants. Picture below.
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| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by favor914: 11:09pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
FreeStuffsNG:Was Lagos part of the Western Region of Nigeria, if it wasn’t, how could it be the core of Yorubaland? Why was the capital of western region situated in Ibadan? Old Oyo now Osun & present Oyo state is the core Yoruba Land not Lagos o. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by Catapault(op): 11:11pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Christistruth02:Oga ma binu, wọn ko ti fọ ọpọlọ bi iwọ. Wọn jẹ igberaga fun aṣa ati ẹsin ibile wọn, bii iwọ. O yẹ ki o tiju fun ara rẹ. Ọgbẹni funfun eniyan olùjọsìn. |
| Re: ''We Are The ORISHA People'' -Trinidad & Tobago Celebrates Its Nigerian Heritage by FreeStuffsNG: 11:13pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
favor914:Smh. Please go and educate yourself on your own history first before dabbling into that of others. The history of the Yoruba is well preserved and predates Nigeria. Lagos has always been part of Yorubaland just like several Yoruba communities with direct access to the Atlantic Ocean in current day Ondo, Ogun states. The Yoruba are the only majority population in southern Nigeria till date. It's disrespectful to attempt to revise the history of people who you don't know their history. |
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