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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 9:54pm On Mar 02, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:He became a religion because he was ordained and divinely BLESSED. I KNOW SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS OF PATRILINEAL BLOOD. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 10:44pm On Mar 02, 2017 |
Olu317: Wow, great to know!!! How did you confirm him as your ancestor? Can you give an impeccable oriki that trace back to him? |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 7:48am On Mar 03, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:I am the son of OWA LUUSI. TRACE THAT NAME YOU WILL KNOW. THIS IS SOCIAL MEDIA, MANY PEOPLE MAY BE UNAWARE OF SOME THINGS BUT AM VERY CONSERVATIVE, SENSITIVE AND CAREFUL . HIS SWORD AND REGALIA AND MY ORIKI SPEAKS OF WHO I AM. DOUBT ME ? CHECK ORIKI ONI.(ADEYEYE OGUNWUSI) .. ODUA PATRILINEAL IS the lineage praised as KAARE O' BA. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 7:57am On Mar 03, 2017 |
Olu317: Welcome my prince, son of the great one. Please where are you from bro? |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 8:05am On Mar 03, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:Eledumare a duro ti gbo gbo omo ati iran Odu'a pelu ebi Oba tala ati gbo awon Iran lotun losi ti won tedo si ILE UFE . A ju wa sè |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 8:11am On Mar 03, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:Let us not be carried away because this is a forum where people are CONSCIOUS. I AM WITH YOU MY DEAR BROTHER ALWAYS. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 9:27am On Mar 03, 2017 |
Olu317: Ajuwase ooo. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 9:39am On Mar 03, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:Ashé wa |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by OlaoChi: 8:25pm On Mar 03, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess: And this is where Pseudo-isms come in. Like Physics or any of the pure sciences, History as a social science follows a method. it is not a believe system and knowledge of it is not improved by a belief-system If we all brought our belief-systems into Physics, Astronomy, Biology, there would be no advancement from the dark ages of europe, when Religion and Beliefs were creeping into studies, europe made no advancement, it did not even grow in Art. What I am saying in essence is that Belief-system should be thrown out the window when making intellectual discussions, because belief-system will close the mind to the most obvious of facts and evidence. Just as it has done to you The likes of Frank Willet, Suzanne Blier have made rigorous studies on Ife culture and history, using the historical method Sir, there is no doubt that has early as 350BC Ife was already a striving African Civilization(Ife's foundation would have been much earlier). Then from what we learn from Linguists, The Yoruba, Edo, Igbo languages separated at about 2000BC. Notable collators of oral tales like Prof. Eluyemi have told how Ife has always been the reference to the beginning of Yoruba culture, he has also made public more details about the origin of Oduduwa, throwing all the mecca, sudan etc hypothesis to the trash bin. so, I'm not speaking based on belief-system but facts, for you to say you know what these professors(in some of the best Universities in the world) don't know, you would have to provide far more outstanding evidence than they have. But you have admitted by this post that your posts on History is not based on evidence but a belief system, how then do you expect to be taken seriously? let's imagine you publish a book, how far will that book go in the Historical community without evidence? 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 9:38pm On Mar 03, 2017 |
OlaoChi: Pseudoism applies in every facet of life. When Aristotles wrote physics, the next topic was 'metaphysics' which means 'after physics'. What correlation is there between physics and metaphysics? Every hypothesis you finds around a topic that has not been popular can always be termed pseudoism.
When Aristotles postulated that lighter object will fall faster than heavy object, that was his believe, but Galileo had a different opinion that air resistance hamper lighter object than heavier objects in motion. So a vacuum makes the difference. Physics thrives on believe systems, the laws of physics is the law of nature, a layman has no believe system but thinks in a random and arbitrary way, but a student of physics is given to a study of objects, shapes and dimention and their predictable behaviour in nature. Astronomy is a step upward from Astralogy and the names of some stars are the names of some gods in greek mythology. Biology is a study of organisms and their habitat, most of the ideas that form the corpus of that branch of knowledge were developped by men with believe system on how nature works.
Maybe I'm the problem. Below, you mentioned Frank Willet and Suzanne Wenger: these are superhumans because they are whites, they know our history more than we do, their ideas are fact about us and our own claims lack basis, but mere pseudoism. Educated illiterate way of thinking, inferior in his own imagination and still expecting everyone to think likewise..
You see, everything revolve around what people think happen at Ife, whatever it is becomes Yoruba history. Even Ifa mentioned a whole lot of places in Yorubaland and none of this master historians has decoded any of its crypts. But any mention of Ife speak for every facet of Yoruba history. Lazy folks. Whatever the white man said you canonize and zoom in and out, varying the same old stories in different degrees, yet it remains the same old story refurbished. Can't you make fresh discoveries and turn up fresh new figures? So how is your new edition of History of Southern Nigeria written in 1920s the latest? This also is a believe system, but often, educated people with no believe system are often wise by half, you can't hold the handle of a knife without taking the other end with it, its either you agree with Oduduwa of mecca or you pluck another name from Yoruba pantheon as Yoruba ancestors instead of working hard to out-herod-herod.
Isaac Newton did not present far more outstanding fact about the nature of things in his laws of motion, its the duty of education to accept a convincing claim. Its not the duty of the pundit to force it on schools.
Let the community take out what is useful to her and leave the rest to me. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 9:54pm On Mar 03, 2017 |
OlaoChi:You do know little about Odua. Professor Eluyemi can never outrightly speak against the tradition of Yoruba ancestors because he saw more but said or wrote less on the ones shown to him at ILE IFE and the ones he knew did he only told the world. CERTAIN YORUBA TRADITION WHICH YOU DESIRE TO KNOW IS SHROUDED IN SECRECY. It takes the deep to call out unto the deep......Yoruba language didn't break away from Ibo language 2000Bc because Ibo language is older than Yoruba language. Yoruba language had developed a system of panegyric which Ibos didn't had developed before 2000 years ago. How do you now refer to Ibo and Yoruba connection apart from marriage factor.If that theory being propounded were to be true, then all languages developed from Babel ..Land of Nimrod (between Middle East and Horn of Africa's environment). The truth is that these writers are taken advantage of people economically because of greed to make money. Odu'a as progenitor of Yoruba story sells and these wicked people takes advantage of it . Do you know many Odua descendants have very dark woolly hair or locked hair? You might even meet some and not know that he or she is odua descendants. Naturally, they are like every neighbours of yours even you.... Do you know Einstein theory of law of gravity has proven to be true? IT WAS BECAUSE A ‘BELIEF THEORY' EXISTED IN THE MIND OF EINSTEIN AND THE RESEARCHERS THAT PROVED IT. BELIEF IS AN INSTINCT DRIVER. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 7:17am On Mar 04, 2017 |
@Olaochi, ....it is not true about the discovery you mentioned of the site of human development at JEBBA BUT JABA/JABBA of NOK CULTURE . And the Nok culture is an early Iron Age population whose material remains are named after the Ham village of Nok in Nigeria , Africa, where their famous terracotta sculptures were first discovered in 1928. The Nok Culture appeared in northern Nigeria around 1000 BCE and vanished under unknown circumstances around 500 CE, thus having lasted for approximately 1,500 years. [1] Iron use, in smelting and forging for tools, appears in Nok culture by at least 550 BCE and possibly earlier. Data from historical linguistics suggest that iron smelting was independently discovered in the region prior to 1000 BCE. HAM PEOPLE Hyam , or Jabba , is a regionally important dialect cluster of Plateau languages in Nigeria. Hyam of Nok is the prestige dialect . Blench (2008) treats it, Sait, and Dzar as distinct languages, and notes that Yaat and Ankun may also be separate Jaba is a Local Government Area in Kaduna State , Nigeria . Its headquarters are in the town of Kwoi (Har Kwain) in Hyam , the language of almost all the entire inhabitants of the local area. The people know themselves as the Ham and speak Hyam but are called 'Jaba' by the Hausa. The origin of the word 'Jaba' is suggested by Koelle (1854:19) to have emerged during the contact of the people of Ham with the Hausa just about 1800s. Koelle's book records four (4) Ham youth captured during a war with the Hausa in 1846/7 and sold into slavery as revealed in an interview in 1853. According to the youth, the people are Ham or Fu Ham but labelled 'Jaaba' by the Hausa. This suggests the label, Jaba, was not accepted by the Ham at least before the year 1846–7 when the youth who gave information about the area were captured. The use of Jaba to refer to the Ham therefore may not have been more than 168 years now. Further, the meaning of the word 'Jaba' is not clear but it is suggestive of a derogatory description of the people of Ham as the house mouse/rat with the long mouth, poisonous and dangerous (Hayab, J. P. no date). The question one would expect therefore is how this seemingly derogatory term got to be accepted by the people and utilised to describe them and even gazetted as the identity of a people or the location they are found calls for inquiry. Historically, the Ham must have lived in their current location for 40,000 years with reference to the age of the famous Nok terracotta excavated from the Ham village of Nok. In fact the town of Nok is barely four (4) kilometres from Har Kwain (Kwoi) where the local government secretariat of 'Jaba' is located. It is even shorter by a foot path via Sab Zuro, also an area believed to have been the earliest settlements of what is today 'Kwoi' town (Hayab, J. P. no date). The word 'Kwoi' is a corruption of the term 'Kwain' ("to scratch" in Hyam). The influence of Hausa contact and its language hence has left an indelible mark on the people of Ham and their association with the name, 'Jaba'. The Ham however are not only located in 'Jaba' local government area but are found in equal number if not more in Kachia local government with sparse populations in Jema'a and Kagarko local governments. There are also Ham villages like Akaleku Sidi, Ayaragu, Masaka, Gitata and Panda with over fifty (50) years of settlement in present day Nassarawa state of Nigeria (Hayab, J. P. ongoing research). NOK SCULPTURE ATTACHED IS DIFFERENT FROM YORUBA'S KIND OF SCULPTURE..YORUBA PEOPLE CAME WITH A. MORE ADVANCED SCULPTURE DESIGN COMPARED TO ANCIENT ETRUSCAN CULTURE .
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by OlaoChi: 2:28pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:I'll address only the relevant point rather unfortunate that you would resort to calling out competent researchers based on race. you that are a black man, what is your contribution to black history? mind you, Willet and Blier did not make up their writtings by beliefs but what they found out through studying other works of yoruba historians (Blier often times references Prof. Eluyemi), she has met with all the leaders of the Ile-Orisas in Ife, she has interviewed the Obalara, Obalase, etc. Eluyemi himself(one of her sources is an initiate and native of Ife). Sir, please what are your sources? The Bible? a jewish book? how do you study Yoruba history and go to a chinese book, or Indian book? please explain this. Are you initiated, are you even a traditionalist? this I know you are not, but a christian, just as a Muslim will make hypothesis of Yoruba connection to Mecca, You christians make connection to israel. i'm sure are not daft, and can tell that your Religion is a factor here. So you are not even properly cultured, you do not know Yoruba traditions, I am not saying I know better but at least I am free- and open-minded and can see clearly whereas you cannot 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by OlaoChi: 3:00pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
Olu317:Sir, with all that you have said so far, I am not bragging but I know more about oduduwa than you do. so do you know this secrecy? how did you come to know them? so if yoruba have traditions of coming from the middle-east the likes of Falola, Eluyemi cannot say but you can? why are you not respecting the tradition of secrecy if indeed you are telling the truth? see how you quickly turn to the bible myths in a so called history thread. What is your knowledge of Yoruba tales? you seem vast in Jewish/bible myths like Tower of Babel, you haven't even thought to yourself could that be real or just an attempt by jews and their neighbours to explain the existence of different languages How do you expect people then to believe that you are not after something? as they are after money, maybe you are too, or in deep need for relevance @@ absoluteSuccess: Knowledge shapes ideas, and ideas can form what the science world calls 'belief-theory' ( which you mentioned) but belief theory is not based on certainty, it must be scrutinized, thoroughly over-checked, many times rejected. You both refuse to be rejected, refuse to be scrutinized and checked. you expect to be believed without being challenged, this is not how intellectualism goes Also there must be a source, a reason for this 'belief-theory' in the first place, this is what the Knowledge is. So what is your knowledge? When you say Yoruba must have come from the middle- east in two waves and give "Obatala led the first wave" as the source knowledge, you have already failed because Obatala led no migration. This is just an example 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 3:25pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
OlaoChi: What's certain in this elusive and subtle world? But in spite of this, its not ideal for a pundit to doubt his own opinion, others who do not believe the pundit can do the doubt, I only refused to be deceived by grandiose theories which offer nothing but security to their adherents.
How and where did I report to you Obatala led a migration? You find ridiculous arguments to reduce my points to naught? Whatever pleases you. But you are sure Obatala never migrated here as if you are his contemporary: are you not confused? Have you any proof he existed? If I claim ifa to be my source, how will you feel? If I claim my source is oriki, what will you think? Your need to append to western approach to history will deny you the need to design a homegrown approach to isolating and enriching your history from relics of the past available in oral tradition. Yoruba history is chequered, only piece of it is in writing dating from first hand encountered between Clapperton and probably an Alaafin. Now every record littering fixed-text oral tradition becomes obsolete because its never glossed over in the medieval europe or its writers? Yoruba fixed text oral tradition is a source. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 3:44pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
OlaoChi:Are you sure dear? I disagree. Eluyemi is not part of Odua patrilineal . How can he know much? Have you heard the tale about Odua complexion? You can only share what you have and nothing more. The oldest human presence in YORUBA LAND IS 9000 years and it has never been proven to be YORUBA ANCESTRY. What are you now telling me or those that knows migration happened? have done any research on Yoruba than the whites? THE YORUBA ARTS AND TRADITION SHOWED IT ALL. Then I didn't at anywhere shared that It was at ILE IFE THE TWO MIGRATION TOOK PLACE. Far from it!. At arrival at ILE IFE IT WAS THREE HEAVY WAVES MIGRATIONS and later few ones. Take for instance. Matthew wentforth who claimed he was born in Lagos but he was from FALASAS(Israel)in Ethiopia. Kindly expose me and other learners to these info why would an ISRAELI CAME TO YORUBA LAND? . I am not on competition with you though but trying to expose the truth as I know it. Then on secrecy of some hidden facts, I do not have what you seek but if you know ILE IFE.......YOU WILL TREMBLE ..IFE OOOOOOOOOOYEEEEEE |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 3:48pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
OlaoChi: The story your experts learnt in that realm is from the lores of that realm, every realm of Yoruba have a unique lores for us to learn from, don't superimpose the lores of one for all and all for one: we are not given the spirit of slavery, we are free men resisting internal cultural imperialism in whatever subtle guise.
I know you often claim to know better, give me a source that buttress your claim to Yoruba origin. If you can't, then you think you have knowledge but you are not. So one needs to be initiated into a sacred order to know Yoruba history? Then it means you have the information with the initiates, into what exactly? Aren't you into a religion or cult that your kinds in universal religion are scared of? Is it not traditional religion you deem as costodians of history? Aren't you bigotted like those you reproach? You get wiser when you stop being confused and end the sense of entitlement to fact because you are neither christian nor muslim, in which state the defining fact still eludes you. Education has failed you as you can't still make a simple historical statement from your mamoth of knowledge. Always studying, never coming to the full knowledge of the truth is a curse, not a course. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Olu317(m): 4:42pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
absoluteSuccess:I salute you broda. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by OlaoChi: 12:12am On Mar 05, 2017 |
the post wasn't for you directly, I mentioned you so you could definitely read it for some things stated there but i will address this: absoluteSuccess:it doesn't work that way, in the community of intellectuals and the study of a science or social science, the right method must be followed. when objects of potential are brought forth as 'belief-theory' (not belief-system; please note the difference) it must undergo thorough scrutiny. do you have authentic reasons to call Ife origin of yorubas a grandiose theory? Are you privy to things people like the Araba Agbaye doesn't even know about yoruba traditions? If we all brought our claims and propagated them maybe through books or some other means ie. Internet, there would be chaos, there would be no History, that is why standards are set, and to bring things that seek to raise the bar, you must provide compiling evidence, not expect people to encourage you and hold you by faith, History is not a religion Unless you do not really care about History in the first place, you don't care for knowledge so you are not the least bothered if there is chaos in the field of Yoruba history, so anybody can say whatever they like and should be encouraged The people of Idita, are direct descendants of obatala IranjeIdita(on nairaland) is from Idita. All traditions that surround Obatala can be traced to this people. the stories told by other clans in Ife and all over yorubaland support the traditions of Idita. Shrine sites and Archaology so far supports. So it has fulfilled all prerequisites of African history. I dn't need to be born during the time of Obatala to know what happened, that question is actually dumb, because you claim to have knowledge of yoruba origin from israel, it is then rather silly for you to ask rhetorically if I am Obatala's contemporary Ifa cannot to be your source because you are a bible believing christian, not an Awo. You could claim but a claim is just a claim 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 4:24am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Regardless of opinions and conclusions or theories put forward by both domestic and foreign scholars, visual arts remain an inseparable endowment of humanity. It is safe to say that Yoruba ancestors recorded events and marked them for proper placement in geo-political reference. Their arts are records and it speaks clearly to us. In our study of ancestry and origin we dismissed these arts as mere oral tradition full of biased ideas thus putting more trust in written records formulated by assumptions and theories and preclusions. There are even authors who never stepped foot in Yorubaland but yet took upon themselves as experts on Yoruba and published what they termed history, their only resource is a library in a far away land. There are numerous arts and oral history in our posession and available for thorough investigation and understanding. For example if we look at the Ife Heads (Bronze excavations from Wunmonije Compound) we should see that two features are represented marked distinctly by the eye and its lids. In one set the eyelids angle up and align with top of the earlobe. In the other set the eyelids angle down and in profile with the bottom of the earlobe. Racial types are differentiated by subtle changes in angle, profile and thickness of forehead, eyebrows, eyelids, cheekbones, nose, lips and chin. I don't have time to dedicate to this chat at moment but a lot on mind I want to say but I would just leave pictures for now and maybe in a revisit I can share more in length.
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 4:25am On Mar 05, 2017 |
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 4:55am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Leo Freobenius visited and spent time in Yorubaland and all his productions on our history are completely of tangible values. What he could not take away into archives he reproduced in arts to mirror the actual object. In the end he found it convincing that he was in the land of ancient Greeks. Frobenius travelled through all parts of Africa, beginning in North Africa and working his way down to the Tropics and past us to the lower hemisphere. Nowhere else did he report of a people parallel in civilization to the Greeks. Look at the following images in comparison of knowledge between Yoruba and Greek. Was Oduduwa a returnee to the land of his ancestors and origin in Ife?
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 5:00am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Soap stone images found in Esie continue to intrigue experts but our own people dismiss them as idols, myths and oral biases. Now this young researcher will write a book on his study, conducted in our land and then we will begin to reference him as an expert and scholar whose work is flawless. Where are our own scholars and experts to go to Esie and study and interprete what ancestors are revealing to us in this priceless collection of endowments?
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 6:53am On Mar 05, 2017 |
This is picture of Aru'gba in Yoruba.
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by MetaPhysical: 6:56am On Mar 05, 2017 |
This is also Yoruba worship but this is not Igba. What is this?
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 8:13am On Mar 05, 2017 |
MetaPhysical: I can mention the names of everybody in that picture. Some are alive, some have passed and some who are not part from Idita have been bannished. That is a stool (withholding the local name) used by Yeyelorisa (Yeemo's representative) to sit. The stool is used twice during the festival - when Yeemo (Yeyelorisa) took (takes) omi ero & other stuff to the Ooni where the Orunmila (Araba Agbaya) & his 15 awo olodu merindinlogun, the otun ife & Mode'wa are also present. Now, what have you assumed that to be in Israel. This is just a seat, there's igba obatala carried by an Arugba. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 9:03am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Olu317: This is the skull worship you were referring to on the Bini thread. Please, what is the source of this? |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by absoluteSuccess: 9:09am On Mar 05, 2017 |
OlaoChi: What is believe-theory? You have by this token prove that appropriating what belongs to others and in turn teaching them as your devised precept is a fort to you. Believe theory is an anomaly and a meaningless jargon. And you want to throw me into this chaos. You can google 'believe-theory' and 'believe system'. Probably what you believe are your own way of improvising and promotion of your believe-system. Did any of your believe went through the process you are prescribing for me? |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 9:11am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Olu317: Lol. Whose skulls? What is your source please. |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 9:16am On Mar 05, 2017 |
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Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 9:19am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Olu317: Lol you actually believe this and built your theory on this? |
Re: Yoruba The Canaanite - As Narrated By Muhammad Bello, Ruler Of Sokoto Caliphate by Nobody: 10:12am On Mar 05, 2017 |
Olu317: He never wore an armor, at least none that we know of or see today. In fact, if amour in your context of use refers to metal/iron worn on the body then it would have been Ogun wearing armour or Ogun making armour for Ooni but Ogun was never in Oduduwa's team. Oduduwa in proper Ife history led the insurrection but never fought any battle. How could he have worn armour when he was in the safety of Idio town or the palace? If Oduduwa wore armour, every Ooni elect would have to do the same during coronation processions. Every Ooni goes to Oke Ora to do/wear the same things Oduduwa & his people did and armour wearing isn't part of it. |
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