OgboAto:


Ordinary Ijaw shook your 2by2 kingdom to the core, don't be too noisy.

Yoruba towns in Edo state alone is enough not to mention the entire Yorubaland.

Dude spoke huge of 2by2 kingdom that Ogedengbe & his war boys ravaged that your coral wearing Sisi of a king had to appease him with Bini heaux & beads. .

Speaking of ND like there are no Yoruba towns there in ND or there are no Yoruba in Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana, Cuba & Brazil. Your 2by2 kingdom will be overrun with historical facts & propaganda simultaneously, fxking weak set of bxtches.

No wonder it took an Ibo man to lead your midwestern region agitation, an Ibo man! All ye Bini were pussies and could not do a thing till an Ibo stepped in. No wonder the Ibo claim you as part of Biafra, Bini the conquered peoples.

Go sleep my yoruba friend

gregyboy:


Lol, pained.....


I quoted you on my samuel johnson thread you ignored only qn igboman stood to reply me


Oromiyan that never existed


No Benin-ife connections untill proven otherwise

Mr. Roupell wrote in his documents that you claimed Eweka came from Ife. You claim us, we have never claimed you.

gregyboy:



Go sleep my yoruba friend

Thank God for Mr. Roupell's papers.
Y'all should stop claiming us, by the way. You'll do well to claim Italians as your kinfolks.

OgboAto:


Thank God for Mr. Roupell's papers.
Y'all should stop claiming us, by the way. You'll do well to claim Italians as your kinfolks.

I will post you an article tomorrow to disprove that rubbish you posted as an article earlier

Try another lie. No way. Ogbono every1 knows is Yoruba thing...note I am not Yoruba

OgboAto:


LMAO.
Just one Yoruba shook your 2by2 village to the core. Now imagine how many Ogedengbe are in Yorubaland waiting to be unleashes on you? Your 2by2 village has always been a conquered extension of Yorubaland. Ever wonder why you were added to Western region? Yep, you have always been our appendage. Every wonder why you have Yoruba names while we don'r use your names? Yep, you're our bxtch. We fxked y'all extensively & passed you on the Ibo & now the Ijaw are currently about to overrun your 2by2 space. .

And yet the Yorubas are historically known to be a pastoral and frightened people.. and the Edos are known to be an imperial and powerful people.

davidnazee:


And yet the Yorubas are historically known to be a pastoral and frightened people.. and the Edos are known to be an imperial and powerful people.

Yes, I agree.

The frightened people acquired territories in 6 states + Kwara & Kogi in Nigera, Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana.

The imperial & powerful people are crammed in a 2by2 piece of land under the threat of occupation & invasion by the Ijaw & Ibo.

The Edo are indeed such a brave people!

OgboAto:


Yes, I agree.

The frightened people acquired territories in 6 states + Kwara & Kogi in Nigera, Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana.

The imperial & powerful people are crammed in a 2by2 piece of land under the threat of occupation & invasion by the Ijaw & Ibo.

The Edo are indeed such a brave people!

Please stop confusing yourselves. Who did you acquire territories from? Did u acquire it from other tribes? Those places are historically Yoruba due to ur large numbers and spread.. It was the Edos that acquired non Edo territories by conquest.
Anyways you are right about the current situation of things (except the ijaw and ibo part and it’s actually the ibos that are acquiring ur lands and the ijaws constantly warring and killing ur people) but if we are to go to arms now I bet u history will repeat itself..

davidnazee:


Please stop confusing yourselves. Who did you acquire territories from? Did u acquire it from other tribes? Those places are historically Yoruba due to ur large numbers and spread.. It was the Edos that acquired non Edo territories by conquest.
Anyways you are right about the current situation of things (except the ijaw and ibo part and it’s actually the ibos that are acquiring ur lands and the ijaws constantly warring and killing ur people) but if we are to go to arms now I bet u history will repeat itself..

1. Take your own advise.

2. The lands were acquired when Yoruba migrated out of Ife. Oyo acquired the most territorial space.

3. Ibo invaded and conquered you with the Ojukwu army in the 1967-1970 war.

4. Ijaw have been threatening you & your king on your own land since 2018.

5. If it comes down to it, Yoruba towns in Edo will return to Yorubaland. Ijaw and Ibo will feast on the 2by2 remnants.

davidnazee:


Oba means shinning in edo and can also mean King.

If Oba means : Shining in Edo lexicon, what does Ora mean in Edo ? Or Ora is not also found in Oviedo's lexicon ?

Moneywomen17:
dumbass the British also borrowed word like touché from French does that mean just cuz English borrowed it doesn’t have any etymology from the French they borrowed it from what a dumbass u are. Alubasa enter Yoruba language centuries ago from Hausa who got it from Arabic but we still knew it wasn’t ours and that’s without writing it down. It’s u who doesn’t understand how etymology works.

Yoruba didn't borrow albosa,abosa,Alubosa(depending the accent) isn't borrowed from Hausa. Yoruba had been practising cultivation of farm produce since eternal.


Cheers.

OgboAto:


Yes, I agree.

The frightened people acquired territories in 6 states + Kwara & Kogi in Nigera, Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana.

The imperial & powerful people are crammed in a 2by2 piece of land under the threat of occupation & invasion by the Ijaw & Ibo.

The Edo are indeed such a brave people!

I need prove on togo, ghana, and benin Republic (the name benin rep was name after the benin empire not oyo)



How did you guys acquire this territories if not through migration over those areas and not conquest

Olu317:
If Oba means : Shining in Edo lexicon, what does Ora mean in Edo ? Or Ora is not also found in Oviedo's lexicon ?

Ask an Ora man what Ora means in his dialect.. all languages have similar words.. don;t know what your arguement is about..
But as for "Oba" it was first used by the Edos to represent king.

OgboAto:


Yes, I agree.

The frightened people acquired territories in 6 states + Kwara & Kogi in Nigera, Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana.

The imperial & powerful people are crammed in a 2by2 piece of land under the threat of occupation & invasion by the Ijaw & Ibo.

The Edo are indeed such a brave people!

Nice Jabs

davidnazee:


Ask an Ora man what Ora means in his dialect.. all languages have similar words.. don;t know what your arguement is about..
But as for "Oba" it was first used by the Edos to represent king.

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Lies, lies, lies everywhere. Yoruba own the word 'Oba'. The word Oba was borrowed from the Yorubas - Fact!!!

geosegun:

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Lies, lies, lies everywhere. Yoruba own the word 'Oba'. The word Oba was borrowed from the Yorubas - Fact!!!

Lie lies lies borrow borrow tribe see thier ooni

Olu317:
If Oba means : Shining in Edo lexicon, what does Ora mean in Edo ? Or Ora is not also found in Oviedo's lexicon ?

Go sleep copy copy people


Your kings were adressed as sir by the British until the 70s it was later changed to oba to give it
A worldwide recognition

Before 1970
Ooni of ife sir Adeyeye adeyemi ogunwusmi....


After 1970

Oon of ife, oba Adeyeye Adeyemi



Copy copy


See thier ooni shameless tribe they even wear the benin red coral beads and abandoned thiers

gregyboy:




Go sleep copy copy people


[s]Your kings were adressed as sir by the British until the 70s it was later changed to oba to give it
A worldwide recognition

Before 1970
Ooni of ife sir Adeyeye adeyemi ogunwusmi....


After 1970

Oon of ife, oba Adeyeye Adeyemi



Copy copy


See thier ooni shameless tribe they even wear the benin red coral beads and abandoned thiers[/s]

(1) The use of "Oba" precedes the use of "Sir" for Oba Adesoji Aderemi.

"Sir" came to be added to his designation upon his election as the Governor of Western Nigeria.

"Oba" is indigenous to the Yoruba lexicon. "Oba" is not found in the Edo lexicon till date.

(2) The Yorubas have been manufacturing and using beads several centuries before beads were first introduced to the Binis at the tail end of the 1400s by the Portuguese.

(3) Lastly, the "Ida", "Ada", or "Agada" is widely used all over Yoruba Kingdoms as part of the Kingdom's official emblems originally despatched from Ile-Ife.

In fact, your attachment proves my point by stating that the use of the "Ada" in Benin Kingdom was introduced by Ogiso Ere --- who was the 2nd Ogiso of Igodomigodo.

See attachment below for evidence that Ogiso Ere (the 2nd Ogiso) was a Yoruba who was originally sent to Igodomigodo as an emissary from Ife.

cc: geosegun, Olu317

gregyboy:
Most people will think ogboni originated from the yoruba people but they have thought wrongly the yorubas under the canopy of oduduwa wants to steal our identity


Samuk
Valirex
Ghostwon
AreaFada2
Sarah20A

Yoruba brought Ogboni to Edo State

Atigba:


Yoruba brought Ogboni to Edo State

Argue with the yoruba article

gregyboy:



Argue with the yoruba article

Ogboni is of Yoruba, same with Osokpikan, Aye, Eye, Ayelala.

Atigba:


Ogboni is of Yoruba, same with Osokpikan, Aye, Eye, Ayelala.

davidnazee:


Oba means shinning in edo and can also mean King.

Ekpa

You lie without remorse

TAO12:


(1) The use of "Oba" precedes the use of "Sir" for Oba Adesoji Aderemi.

"Sir" came to be added to his designation upon his election as the Governor of Western Nigeria.

"Oba" is indigenous to the Yoruba lexicon. "Oba" is not found in the Edo lexicon till date.

(2) The Yorubas have been manufacturing and using beads several centuries before beads were first introduced to the Binis at the tail end of the 1400s by the Portuguese.

(3) Lastly, the "Ida", "Ada", or "Agada" is widely used all over Yoruba Kingdoms as part of the Kingdom's official emblems originally despatched from Ile-Ife.

In fact, your attachment proves my point by stating that the use of the "Ada" in Benin Kingdom was introduced by Ogiso Ere --- who was the 2nd Ogiso of Igodomigodo.

See attachment below for evidence that Ogiso Ere (the 2nd Ogiso) was a Yoruba who was originally sent to Igodomigodo as an emissary from Ife.

Brilliant! What is the Facebook link of the attached picture above of the Ooni and Ada used in Ife royalty? 2nd, are you from Ife royalty?... Because you seem to know so much. Cc: TAO11

TAO11:


If I sama you e-slap with your moronic lying tongue!

No be only older than Ife. Na older than Egypt you for talk.

Where is the archaeological dating result?

You think every sane person buys into your nonsensical king list of Ogiso and pre-Ogiso jokes??

Bring archaeological results like that of Paul Ozanne or Robin Horton that have variously adduced archaeological evidence dating many settlements in the Ife bowl to at least 500BC.

Not your feel-good imaginations with which you Binis compensate desperately for your inferiority complex.

Nonsense and Oba Ovoranmwen.

^^^... e-slap.

RuggedSniper:
^^^... e-slap.

Nigga keep shut

Once we understand the concept of 1 and do away with 2 or 3 mentality our nation will be great.

RuggedSniper:
Brilliant! What is the Facebook link of the attached picture above of the Ooni and Ada used in Ife royalty? 2nd, are you from Ife royalty?... Because you seem to know so much. Cc: TAO11

I'm not sure where he got the picture from. I'm only use his own picture to drive home my own point.

My mother is an Ife princess whose ancestry traces directly; through Ife princes, princeses, and kings; back to Ooni Lajamisan.

She travels home to her Akodi in Ife at some intervals for periodic meetings especially at the outset of the ascension of Ooni Ogunwusi.

Moreover, I am myself of Awori descent paternally -- so it goes back through Olofin Ogunfunminire of Lagos back to Ife again.

Genealogy is a very complex web anyways. It goes all over the place. I am, however, proud to have sufficient awareness of the many Yoruba Kingdoms that I am connected with.


What about you? Are you Yoruba?

TAO12:


I'm not sure where he got the picture from. I'm only use his own picture to drive home my own point.

My mother is an Ife princess whose ancestry traces directly; through Ife princes, princeses, and kings; back to Ooni Lajamisan.

She travels home to her Akodi in Ife at some intervals for periodic meetings especially at the outset of the ascension of Ooni Ogunwusi.

Moreover, I am myself of Awori descent paternally -- so it goes back through Olofin Ogunfunminire of Lagos back to Ife again.

Genealogy is a very complex web anyways. It goes all over the place. I am, however, proud to have sufficient awareness of the many Yoruba Kingdoms that I am connected with.


What about you? Are you Yoruba?

The Aworis were subdued and subjugated by Benin Kingdom, and relegated to the background..
Now I know where your frustration comes from..