Favor99:

Lol, Yorubas are our brothers, not our parents

Who tell you? You are our son via ( oroyan) or ( oromiyan) we are not you brother we are your father, pls show some respect.


Come home, let let do things together like father and son.

Kokoebapluse:




Enifewo atisunakan apeleti omin. It means ( who so ever want to study how Crab want to sleep will stay long at River side)

The story you are looking for is above you. But just ask yourself why( odudua ) was so popular ?

Is it inferiority complex? Insecurity? Do you see us derailing you peoples threads? Who is talking about Oduduwa or Yoruba in this?

It’s a simple informative piece on the Ora people.
But there you guys go again being tribal.

This is why Africa is so behind. The energy that should be spent developing technology and your economy is wasted on trivial supremacy battles on culture and which tribe came from who

Use that intellect and that type of passion for something more useful

Favor99:

Lol, Yorubas are our brothers, not our parents

Show some respect we are not your brother. We are your father.

Our son ( oroyan) or ( oromiyan) our son is your father. So we are not brother. But father and son.

Come home let do things like father and son.

Kokoebapluse:




Enifewo atisunakan apeleti omin. It means ( who so ever want to study how Crab want to sleep will stay long at River side)

The story you are looking for is above you. But just ask yourself why( odudua ) was so popular ?

Nevbén eni, evbén Igiogbe (He without a name, has no history)

Ask where Oduduwa migrated from.?

Born2Breed:



Nevbén eni, evbén Igiogbe (He without a name, has no history)

Ask where Oduduwa migrated from.?

Kikere laberekere kokinsemimi funadie ( pin maybe small but not what fowl can swallow up)



I told you that story above u

Kokoebapluse:




Kikere laberekere kokinsemimi funadie ( pin maybe small but not what fowl can swallow up)



I told you that story above u

Confused lot....

Another kid on the block. Run along now, go play with your toys.

Some people are so blinded by lies, they ignored the obvious. Who conquered OGISO?

Almost 200 years after the departure of the Uokha people, another group left Benin. While the Uokha represented the conquered Ogiso people, Ora emerged from the political establishment of the kingdom. Ora formed a community, a cluster of six villages and numerous wards or quarters.

I am proudly an Ora descent from Sobe, Edo state. Connect with me if you are a Soberian..?

I've met a few Ora people and they are quite nice I even think a first cousin is married to one. Their mannerisms are similar to the Bini people

Born2Breed:


Confused lot....

Another kid on the block. Run along now, go play with your toys.

sniper77:


No. They are located between Iruekpen and Uhonmora

I've always wondered. They are in Owan West but I have never seen them refer to themselves as "Ora". Would you know what their sub-ethnic group they consider themselves to be? Esan possibly? I've always looked at them as a border community between Esan West and Owan West.

grandstar:
I've met a few Ora people and they are quite. I even think a first cousin is married. Their mannerisms are similar to the Bini people

They are closer to Ishans in my opinion

Proudly UOKHA.. UOKHA TO THE WORLD..

Use your domestic BROOM to loose postpartum fat


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGWITo8t11k

googi:
Some people are so blinded by lies, they ignored the obvious. Who conquered OGISO?

Evian dislodged the ogiso dynasty after the last ogiso died with only one banished son.

Evian killed a monster disturbing EDO and was made chief by popular acclaim bringing the ogiso period to an end and necessitating a mass migration for people loyal to the ogiso system.

The chiefs tried to play a fast one after the death of Evian, they made sure his son didn't ascend the throne and invited the banished son of the ogiso to rule. They wanted to unite the kingdom.

But that only caused more problems, oduduwa was already old and he sent oramiyan, the son of Evian took full political power and made sure oramiyan could never set foot in Benin. Oramiyan ran away when he couldn't make headway after he had impregnated a princess.

It was eweka his son with the help and training of the chiefs that defeated Irabor the son of Evian and formed the eweka dynasty. He had truce with Irabor who "sold" Benin to him, to be renewed whenever a new oba is installed.

After eweka took power those loyal to Evian also migrated.

There was another migration during the time of Ewuare and also Ozolua.

Next should be about IJAGBA please.

Livefreeordieha:
eseee oo, elsssee.. Any ora inna d house?

Otuo representing!

Prinxz:
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..proudly IHIEVBE (Sebe) born.. owan east

yes o proudly Ihievbe

The Ora people have strong ancient Igbo connection.

YourNemesis:
My bestie is from Uzebba, in Iuleha.

Very cool people. Ora are almost like half Ishan, half Ondo Yoruba in everything.

The emboldened is very interesting. Half Ondo how?

igbodefender:
The Ora people have strong ancient Igbo connection.

Go on. Let’s hear it.

Sometimes, I wonder why it took so long for folks within Edo to come out and tell the real stories the most prominent Bini historian wrote.

Pathological liars have distorted his great work just to sit on the shoulder of their Oba father and claim he is their son.

We have heard the truth for so many generations from the Urhobo to Ijaw to Ishan prominent son, Enahoro (personally).

Yet, they keep on repeating the same lies.

Please, let us move on so that we can hear more from other Edo people. The story of Ekhalerhan from Ughoton was just as moving and compelling because he was popular there and no soldier from Bini would dare capture him among his people until his death.

Please let us hear from more people in the area and learn history of our people.

Thanks.

Ubenedictus:
Evian dislodged the ogiso dynasty after the last ogiso died with only one banished son.

Evian killed a monster disturbing EDO and was made chief by popular acclaim bringing the ogiso period to an end and necessitating a mass migration for people loyal to the ogiso system.

The chiefs tried to play a fast one after the death of Evian, they made sure his son didn't ascend the throne and invited the banished son of the ogiso to rule. They wanted to unite the kingdom.

But that only caused more problems, oduduwa was already old and he sent oramiyan, the son of Evian took full political power and made sure oramiyan could never set foot in Benin. Oramiyan ran away when he couldn't make headway after he had impregnated a princess.

It was eweka his son with the help and training of the chiefs that defeated Irabor the son of Evian and formed the eweka dynasty. He had truce with Irabor who "sold" Benin to him, to be renewed whenever a new oba is installed.

After eweka took power those loyal to Evian also migrated.

There was another migration during the time of Ewuare and also Ozolua.

ogongogames:


I've always wondered. They are in Owan West but I have never seen them refer to themselves as "Ora". Would you know what their sub-ethnic group they consider themselves to be? Esan possibly? I've always looked at them as a border community between Esan West and Owan West.

The People of Ozallas' history can be traced to Ora but they do not refer to themselves as ora people cos they were banished and exist as their own clan.

Prince Uguan had a son who came out with his legs during childbirth according to history which was regarded as a taboo then. That occurrence was referred to as Uza. The child founded Ozalla clan and they are a part of Owan West L.G.A.

sniper77:


The People of Ozallas' history can be traced to Ora but they do not refer to themselves as ora people cos they were banished and exist as their own clan.

Prince Uguan had a son who came out with his legs during childbirth according to history which was regarded as a taboo then. That occurrence was referred to as Uza. The child founded Ozalla clan and they are a part of Owan West L.G.A.

Thanks for the explanation. Much appreciated.

YourNemesis:


Pleaae the people should change the name back to the original.
How can a native town in Edo be carrying Hausa name?

The change will surely take place someday.

Mandynews:
From MandyNews.com


More via. https://mandynews.com/the-traditions-of-origin-of-ora-people-in-edo-state/

Fake history

The Ora people has no link with Benin

Elnino4ladies:
The igede people of Benue state migrated from there... Igede Ihioooooo!!!!!

Tell me about Igede people

naijaguy123456:
Good to know this tribe didn’t come from Israel like some people claim about their ancestors.

No tribe in west Africa came from Israel, the people claiming they came from Israel are either foolish or have no knowledge of their history.

Is mostly the Igbos and we know where they came from.

crisycent:


All the sons and daughters know who the real king is. Every other mini king in Benin is a subject of Ogidigan. Oba gha tór kpèré.....ise!!

How.....the only people subject the Oba are the Binis

Come to my land and say this.. we will rost your azz for lunch

Kokoebapluse:



Show some respect we are not your brother. We are your father.

Our son ( oroyan) or ( oromiyan) our son is your father. So we are not brother. But father and son.

Come home let do things like father and son.

Oromiyan is a grandchild of Oduduwa.

Oduduwa is from Sudan not a Youruba man

Atigba:


How.....the only people subject the Oba are the Binis

Come to my land and say this.. we will rost your azz for lunch

Where your yeye land dey? Ogunoba kill you