The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? - Politics (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by truefact: 11:59am On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:Yet your thin god Awo took otapiapia as last solution. . Who among your suffercated diabolical tribe ever fight for anything? ...your tigerfaced rapist grandfather is your real father fuul... |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:00pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[quote author=after1 post=37008166][/quote]. He is world reknown warlord unlike a certain AwOLEowo of a cursed memory with his otapiapia medicine.goathead |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:04pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:. Shameless old fool! We aint coward like the Diyas tribe. An average igbo man is ready to fight against the world if needs be unlike the yorubastardic cowards |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:07pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:. We aint going anywhere. We will armtwist the yorucowards and take over lagos from them. We have 3 house of rep already at hand. In 2019. We are taking one senatorial slot or we set lagos ablaze! Kill yaself. Ijiot |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:09pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:. See a confirmed agbero park tout calling others jobless. Shame on you connie. You are just as worthless as ur already dead father. Ozu! |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:12pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:. It shows how competitive igbos are! What can we say about useless tribe who only swims in propaganda. Useless oily Yoruba coward |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ARIZONA123(m): 12:15pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:. Children of d SOKA republic of ritual killers. We are trooping to Southwest to conquer lagos just as kwara was conquered. Deal with that. Ewu |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:25pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
truefact:Jihadist to the north and their new recruits in Yoruba land made yorubas sign themselves to slavery. It must be noted that the British military expedition and subsequent colonisation began on yoruba soil from where they got a foothold to spread in land. These people are the problem of Nigeria. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:27pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
baralatie:Name one pre colonial Yoruba opposition figure. Name just one! |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by mekadinho(f): 12:28pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
Is that why they r called the "coward" tribe of Southern Nigeria? its a question oh, b4 some animals ll start writing trash. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by Nobody: 12:29pm On Aug 16, 2015*. Modified: 10:12pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
ANOTHER MAKE ME FEEL GOOD JUNK TO MASK YOUR INFERIORITY COMPLEX Here's what Harold Smith, one of the colonial officers the British Government sent to rig Nigeria’s pre-independence elections in favour of the North, had to say about Yorubas and Awolowo resistance to British rule, FROM THE HORSE'S OWN MOUTH: "But the British were not treated as gods by the Yoruba. In my experience, the Yoruba regarded themselves as superior to the British and one only had to read a book written by Awolowo, the Western leader, to know why. The Yoruba were often highly intelligent and they taunted the British with sending inferior people to Nigeria. The Igbo would be humble and avert his eyes in the presence of a European. The Yoruba child would look at an important European and shout, ‘Hello, white man,’ as if he were a freak.” Awolowo in the West had taunted the British by claiming that his government had accomplished more in the space of two or three years for his people than the British had since they arrived in West Africa.” “The thrust of the British Government’s policy was against the Action Group led by Chief Awolowo, which ruled in the Western Region. Not only was the British Government working hand in glove with the North, which was a puppet state favoured and controlled by the British administration, but it was colluding through Okotie-Eboh with Dr. Azikiwe – Zik – the leader of the largely Igbo NCNC, which ruled in the East. We tricked Azikiwe into accepting to be president having known that Balewa will be the main man with power. Awolowo has to go to jail to cripple his genius plans for a greater Nigeria An excerpt from the book Black Critics and Kings: The Hermeneutics of Power in Yoruba Society By Andrew Apter "As far as it is possible for one race to be characteristically like another from which it differs in every physical aspect, the Yorubas it has been noted are not unlike the English in many of the traits and characteristics. it would appear that what the one is among the whites, the other is among the blacks. love of independence,a feeling of superiority over all others,a keen commercial spirit and of indefatigable enterprise,that quality of never being able to admit or consent to defeat are some of the qualities peculiar to them, and no matter under what circumstances they are placed,the Yorubas will display them(ibid.,xxii) The official christian or white reading is still clear Yorubas are to other Africans what the english are among Europeans at the top of the hierarchy of nations by virtue of shared traits and characteristics. The inferiority of blacks to white, however is implicitly assumed. Oris it? On the point, a deeper reading asserts something else. Yorubas, like the English,they feel superior to all others, enterprising and above all will never consent to defeat no matter under what circumstances they are placed. When these circumstances include British overule,The yorubas will protect their independence feel superior and never accept defeat ABEOKUTA WOMEN REVOLT Abeokuta Women's Revolt led by the Abeokuta Women’s Union (AWU), took place in the 1940s. It was a resistance movement against the imposition of unfair taxation by the Nigerian colonial government ADUBI WAR The Adubi War, known locally as Ogun Adubi, or Egba Uprising was a conflict that occurred in June-August 1918 in Colonial Nigeria as a result of taxation introduced by the colonial government. The war consisted of thirty thousand Egba fighters destroying much of the railway and telegraphs lines south of Abeokuta along with the killing of a European trading agent and a high-ranking Egba chief. The incident was the culmination of the abrogation of Abeokuta's independence in 1918, and the introduction of direct taxation and forced labor in the region. British soldiers who fought in the war received the Africa General Service Medal. TRIUMVIRATO SUGAR MILL REVOLT Carlota Lukumí is a Yoruba woman who led a rebellion alongside a woman named fermina. Femina was locked up after her plans for the rebellion were discovered. Using talking drums to secretly communicate, Carlota and her fellow warriors freed Fermina and dozens of others. They both led an organized well orchestrated armed attacks at triumvarato sugar plantation in Cuba against five plantation operations. There is a monument in Cuba at the Triumvirato Sugar Mill in her memory. THE MALE REVOLT The male revolt is the most significant slave rebellion in Brazil. On a Sunday during Ramadan in January 1835, in the city of Salvador da Bahia, a small group of black slaves and freedmen, inspired by Muslim teachers, rose up against the government. Muslims were called malê in Bahia at this time, from Yoruba imale that designated a Yoruba Muslim.Many consider this rebellion to be the turning point of slavery in Brazil |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by baralatie(m): 12:33pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
BishopMagic:what do you know about precolonial Yoruba history what precolonial figure do you know about in the eastern river Niger between 1750 and 1814 what precolonial figure do you have about the efiks during 1750 indeed how much of documented Edo history do you know and how much of British incursion or trade treaties do you know between 1759 and 1855 |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:35pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
baralatie:Jaja of Opobo. Now name one for Odua and stop dithering |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by dolphinheart(m): 12:39pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
Wonder why some think you have to fight to show you re not a coward! . Expecially fighting someone you know is far far stronger than you . Fast forward to present day, is the land of those that fought better than those that did not fight? The isrealites where ruled by foreign nations for hundreds of years , over 600 years , the year they overdid there rebellion , they got scattered all over the world and there capital destroyed. Its better to keep quiet when you know ull lose a fight, cus after losing the situation or cause of the fight might still not change . |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by mekadinho(f): 12:40pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
FFKfuckedBIANCA:We ll not deport, and u ll not deport... Its one Nigeria u mo.ron. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:44pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo:Name one incidence of revolt against British imperialism on Yoruba soil and one opposition figure to stop British occupation. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:46pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
dolphinheart:Are you defending coming from the lineage of cowards whose current state of development is as a direct result of a parasitic yeast arrangement? Coward leech. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by ope2711(m): 12:49pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
after1:yeebos are as stupid as illiterate donkey, history shall never forget the past, their grandfather Mr Ojukwu (may his useless soul hang in hell fire) was the first terrorist in the history of Nigeria who causes the lost of million lives. For that I never surprise why they are still criminals and enemies of peace in nigeria. Idiots children of factory products. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:51pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
ope2711:Name one opposition figure or any war yorubas had to stop the British colonialism on their soil. Slave. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by pazienza(m): 12:52pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
dolphinheart:" I believe that it is better even from the point of survival to fight and be conquered than to surrender without fighting" .~ George Orwell. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:52pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] Ojuku the bastard animal is a coward, deal with it.
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| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:53pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] You are a fifth class citizen, you will continue to be slaves to all tribe in Nigeria. Its your destiny to serve everyone, so shall it be. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:53pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] Akpu eating bastard, you are frustrated. I love when I smash your big flat head, it makes you spew rubbish. Go learn e-bashing cos you are a novice. Worthless son of a battered woman. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by baralatie(m): 12:53pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
BishopMagic:don't let me laugh. from all you know the only person on your mind is a boy slave jaja living in the southern part of where the river opens to the Atlantic. please get a proper history book of Nigeria tribes Yoruba,Hausa,nupe,tiv,Bini and read with an open mind. trust me you will appreciate the struggles the shortcomings and you will understand why Nigeria as a entity is a big threat to the white Europeans culture. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:54pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] Gala seller, you rant here all day while different men ravage the smelly cu..nt of your useless mother. Spits on your mom for giving birth to a cursed animal like you. Bastard |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:54pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] Competitive in madness and stupidity. You have no shame at all, no wonder your father was stoned to death for stealing maggi at Ariara market. Bastard son of a w...hore |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:55pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
[s] ARIZONA123:[/s] Go collect your abandoned property in PH before dreaming of conquering Lagos. A 5th class citizen of Nigeria making mouth as usual, no one take you bastard serious cos you are all cursed from womb. Here are your foolish family, doing the needful.
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| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:58pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
ope2711:Yeebhoes are cursed from womb. Ojuku of cursed memory will continue to cry in hell right now. Foolish people.
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| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by BishopMagic: 12:58pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
baralatie:Are binis and Nupes and Hausas yoruba now? Pls just name one Yoruba opposition warrior against British rule. I take God beg you answer my question and let's move forward with this debate and stop prancing about. NAME ONE YORUBA PRECOLONIAL FIGURE OR ANY ARMED CONFLICT PREVENTING THE BRITISH FROM OCCUPYING YORUBA LAND. By doing so you will have succeeded in debunking what the OP posted. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by after1: 12:58pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
BishopMagic:Good, may you and your household perish like waste water. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by Nobody: 12:58pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
FFKfuckedBIANCA:It takes a ghananian to question the unity of the igbos. |
| Re: The Yorubas Wrote to The British To Colonize Them. Were they scared? by FFKfuckedBIANCA: 12:59pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
mekadinho:your father is a m'oron. I thought namdi kanu said Nigeria is a zoo. So you ibo animals are actually afraid of going back to Biafra. Bastards |
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