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Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by OlaoChi: 4:55pm On Aug 20, 2018
Patrioticooduan:
Where are you from?
Nigeria
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by Patrioticooduan: 5:46pm On Aug 20, 2018
OlaoChi:
Nigeria
I know you will never tell me your tribe. It is either your wife is Ibo or you are mixed blood. No be me put inside wahala. You allowed stupidity in the form of love to take over you. You married an Ibo person and you are begging us to accept you. Anyways, don't share anything in common with Ibos. Yorubas are more similar with Fongbes and Akans and not Ibos. I happened to have lived in Benin and Togo to notice.
Ibos share more in common with central Africans. The facial feature is there. Even Ibos are aware of this.
Besides, there is nothing like Nigeria ethnic group. Nigeria does not have a language or culture. It is a British experiment
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by OlaoChi: 7:29pm On Aug 20, 2018
Patrioticooduan:
I know you will never tell me your tribe. It is either your wife is Ibo or you are mixed blood. No be me put inside wahala. You allowed stupidity in the form of love to take over you. You married an Ibo person and you are begging us to accept you. Anyways, don't share anything in common with Ibos. Yorubas are more similar with Fongbes and Akans and not Ibos. I happened to have lived in Benin and Togo to notice.
Ibos share more in common with central Africans. The facial feature is there. Even Ibos are aware of this.
Besides, there is nothing like Nigeria ethnic group. Nigeria does not have a language or culture. It is a British experiment
You asked where I am from I answered. Now you want to know my ethnically as of my ethnicity matters in a subject of anthropology. You asking me my ethnicity and ranting about mix blood and marriage shows you want me to be sentimental like you rather than logical.

When you grow up come back with facts and logic not anti igbo sentiments

PS. I did say Akan up till igbos are all descendants of a proto - culture..
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by Patrioticooduan: 7:42pm On Aug 20, 2018
OlaoChi:
You asked where I am from I answered. Now you want to know my ethnically as of my ethnicity matters in a subject of anthropology. You asking me my ethnicity and ranting about mix blood and marriage shows you want me to be sentimental like you rather than logical.

When you grow up come back with facts and logic not anti igbo sentiments

PS. I did say Akan up till igbos are all descendants of a proto - culture..
Tell me your ethnicity
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by OlaoChi: 7:46pm On Aug 20, 2018
Patrioticooduan:
Tell me your ethnicity
I'm Yoruba

But what has that got to do with the fact that the ethnicities from Akan eastwards to the Igbo are descended from a common culture?
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by OlaoChi: 8:13pm On Aug 20, 2018
Patrioticooduan:
No we don't descend from a common culture. I don't share anything in common with Ibos.
Sorry you can't wish facts away. Igbó and Yoruba are even more similar than most people think due to being in the same YEAI language family

Try to treat things with an analytical and logical mind not sentiments. If you want to hate igbos your business but facts are facts
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by Amujale(m): 12:48am On Jun 12, 2019
NCANSecretary:
Are you saying that Yoruba originate from Brazil?
Yoruba is recognised as a very special language and ethnicity to the great peoples of Brazil.
Re: Photos Of Yoruba Candomble Worshippers In Brazil. by Amujale(m):
Ayodejioak:
This is no news.

They think it's tradition but unfortunately it's Idolatry
.

Idolatry isnt even a real word.

Its a sensless slang that has no real meaning outside of Abrahamic religions.

The term "Idol" in this context, holds within it, the history of an immure and derogatory way the Early Crusaders used in an attempt to discriminate against philosophies and concepts all around the world.

Africans have never be known to practise so-called Idolatry, hence it doesnt translate properly, although it fits perfectly into an Asian and European context.

The people that history tells us practised Idolatry are the Arabs, Greeks, Persians and Romans.
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