TAO12:


If Nigeria dissolves today (or at anytime in the future for that matter), it is extremely unlikely that any such dissolution will be along the lines of our present "state" structure -- It is absurd to think that Nigeria will break up into 36 different countries.

What is more thinkable and reasonable is that any such dissolution will be along our present "geopolitical-zone" structure -- the smallest break-up components reasonably conceivable.

But as it stands, the Edos/Binis (who are the majority in Edo state) have succeeded in raising enemies for themselves from the S-S (the Ijaws come to mind), and from the S-E (the Igbos).

The situation is, however, quite different for them in relation to the S-W. Those who actually matter in Edo state [i.e. the leaders of opinion throughout the state] have no qualms whatsoever with the S-W (to whom their present political structure already leans more towards), or with the ancestral house of Oodua (with which their apex monarchy claims connection).

If the process for disintegration is completed today, the Yorubas -- being the accommodating folks that they are -- will gladly welcome their kith and kins from all around with wide open arms into their new country.

In the new country, the expected bitterness and frustraton from inconsequential and insignificant Bini Nairaland warriors will only remain hidden within them for some time until they decide, one after the other, to abandon delusions and begin to live in the real-world.

Interesting.
I should also add that the Yoruba leaders of thoughts, particularly in the traditional circles, are mostly done with the Bini and want nothing to do with them. As it stands, Igbo land is in Edo state and that will be taken by the Igbo; Ijaw land is in Edo and must be taken by the Ijaw. Whatever is left of the Bini can either form a sovereign state or hop into the sea at Ughoton port.

OgboAto:



Interesting.
I should also add that the Yoruba leaders of thoughts, particularly in the traditional circles, are mostly done with the Bini and want nothing to do with them. As it stands, Igbo land is in Edo state and that will be taken by the Igbo; Ijaw land is in Edo and must be taken by the Ijaw. Whatever is left of the Bini can either form a sovereign state or hop into the sea at Ughoton port.

Igbo and Ijaw lands already inside present Edo state??

Kuku kee-mee!

TAO12:


Igbo and Ijaw lands already inside present Edo state??

Kuku kee-mee!

Yes bro. The Igbanke/Ika are Igbo. They speak Igbo and they will never be passed on to the Yoruba, they belong in the Igbo country.

You didn't see the news where Ijaw threatened the whole Bini for encroaching on their lands and also going as far as stopping a major project in Bini over it?

There will be nothing left in the 2by2 Bini piece of land by the time Igbo and Ijaw are done. Maybe Itsekiri can annex the remaining parcel of land and re-colonize the Bini.

Igbosmoker:
lmao imagine forging stories to pamper your worthless history against the Benin.

You've luck I'm going to bed now, I would have shown you your history and their slavish attitude

To think this is coming from someone who made an empty claim of conquest without any evidence. Is God not wonderful??

Anyways see below from Dr. R.E. Bradbury himself.

OgboAto:


Yes bro. The Igbanke/Ika are Igbo. They speak Igbo and they will never be passed on to the Yoruba, they belong in the Igbo country.

You didn't see the news where Ijaw threatened the whole Bini for encroaching on their lands and also going as far as stopping a major project in Bini over it?

There will be nothing left in the 2by2 Bini piece of land by the time Igbo and Ijaw are done. Maybe Itsekiri can annex the remaining parcel of land and re-colonize the Bini.

Yeah, I remember those warnings from the Ijaws to the Oba of Benin.

And the Bini monarch actually respected himself. Wow!

Wait, the Itsekiris also once dealt with the Binis?

I could have sworn it was only the Yorubas, the Nupes, the Igbos, and the Ijaws who dealt with the Binis.

TAO12:


Yeah, I remember those warnings from the Ijaws to the Oba of Benin.

And the Bini monarch actually respected himself. Wow!

Wait, the Itsekiris also once dealt with the Binis?

I could have sworn it was only the Yorubas, the Nupes, the Igbos, and the Ijaws who dealt with the Binis.

Damn bro, all these group had orgies with the Bini like something from a porn show. It was not a wonder that they all tried to run to Italy at some point.

Although the impact of the Igbo in contemporary Bini history is very very apparent. For instance, the mid western region movement was started and led by an Igbo man. The bini were weak to raise a voice against the Yoruba. I can't remember the Igbo man's name - but he started, led, rallied Bini people and achieved his aim for Bini independence from Western region.

The Igbo also invaded and occupied their lands during the Biafra war and these Bini pu55ies could not do shxt until the Federal troops came. I think the Edo/Bini are naturally scared of the Igbo & if Nigeria dissolves, best believe the Igbo would not just be taking Igbanke. The Oba may even become a subject fo the Obi of Onitsha too.

OgboAto:


Damn bro, all these group had orgies with the Bini like something from a porn show. It was not a wonder that they all tried to run to Italy at some point.

Although the impact of the Igbo in contemporary Bini history is very very apparent. For instance, the mid western region movement was started and led by an Igbo man. The bini were weak to raise a voice against the Yoruba. I can't remember the Igbo man's name - but he started, led, rallied Bini people and achieved his aim for Bini independence from Western region.

The Igbo also invaded and occupied their lands during the Biafra war and these Bini pu55ies could not do shxt until the Federal troops came. I think the Edo/Bini are naturally scared of the Igbo & if Nigeria dissolves, best believe the Igbo would not just be taking Igbanke. The Oba may even become a subject fo the Obi of Onitsha too.

Hahahaha

OgboAto:


Yes bro. The Igbanke/Ika are Igbo. They speak Igbo and they will never be passed on to the Yoruba, they belong in the Igbo country.

You didn't see the news where Ijaw threatened the whole Bini for encroaching on their lands and also going as far as stopping a major project in Bini over it?

There will be nothing left in the 2by2 Bini piece of land by the time Igbo and Ijaw are done. Maybe Itsekiri can annex the remaining parcel of land and re-colonize the Bini.

Weed no good oooo

TAO12:


Igbo and Ijaw lands already inside present Edo state??

Kuku kee-mee!

Werey

TAO12:


Hahahaha

Why are you paying attention to someone that is clearly not alright up there

Shameless people from the west have taken over the thread.

Chemist009:

Werey

Chemist009:

You no serious. We all descended from Adam.... So in that context, you should have argued that the whole world should be one country

So Edos fall from the sky? Abeg look back to your history books. I'm Edo from Etsako. We didnt fall from the sky. We're descendants of Oduduwa.

TAO12:


To think this is coming from someone who made an empty claim of conquest without any evidence. Is God not wonderful??

Anyways see below from Dr. R.E. Bradbury himself.

what does that have to do with the Benins?

Is nupe people now Yoruba? Or have you people now shamelessly claiming other ethnic groups war to feel good?!.

It's a known fact that kukuruku war was led by nupe forces to spread Islam and expansion of their tribes down south.. it's even connected to Usman dan fodio.

This was gotten from igala Facebook page

THE TRUE STORIES UNRAVELLED

The Bini Dynasty
THE IDA/BINI WAR (1515-1516)

The then Ata during the Ida/Bini war (1515-1516) was Aji Ata who in 1507 dethroned Ata Ogala Eri and took over. Aji Ata who was said to be a Bini Prince later led the Igala Army across the river in the bid to take over Bini Kingdom which came under the control of his half brother, Oba Esegie immediately after the death of their father. Oba Esigie later fended off the attack, and took back some of the Northern Bini Kingdoms won by the Igala Army, re-establishing the unity and military strength of the Bini kingdom.

Esegie’s mother Idia, who was said to be a powerful witch doctor received much of the credit for Bini victory. And according to the Igala oral tradition, the defeat suffered by the Igala Army was as a result of some of the warriors’ disobedience to the order given to them not to have intercourse with any of the women on the entourage. Some of the warriors who survived dispersed and couldn’t return to Ida due to shame so they settled at “Ibá aji” (River bank) which is the present day Ibaji, ozugono, ebu and illushi.

The Kwararafa Dynasty
THE APA WAR (IGALA/JUKUN) 17th Century (1690)
The Aji Ata/Bini dynasty under which only six (6) documented Bini Atas ruled in Igala land lasted for almost two (2) centuries before the Jukun group of Kwararafa Royalists came and ovethrew the Bini hegemony and shared power with the Igalamela clans. The Bini Atas include Aji Ata, Olema I, Anogena, Agbo, Agoshi, Olema II.

Consequently, Igala kingdom became a vassal to the Jukun king, the Aku Uka. This brought about the reign of the first female ruler or first female Ata who was said to be a warrior from the Kwararafa dynasty named Ebulejonu. According to some sources , Ebulejonu was not her initial name. Ebule j’onu in Igala literally means “Female King”. She was succeeded by her brother Agana- Poje, After his demise, Ata Idoko succeeded him as Ata.

Ata Idoko had two children Atiyele and Ayegba. Atiyele the first son of Idoko migrated eastward of the kingdom to establish Ankpa kingdom while Ayegba the second son of Idoko succeeded his father as Ata'Gala. (1687-1717)

Igalas continued to pay tribute to the Aku Uka until the reign of Ata Ayegba Om’Idoko. As soon as Ayegba Oma Idoko was installed as the Ata Igala, he resisted the payment of tributes to the Aku Uka Wukari. Thus, sometimes in 1690, when the Jukun king sent his emissaries to collect their annual tributes from the Igala kingdom, the Aku’s containers were filled with stones and dungs and sent his messengers back that they would no longer pay tribute to the Jukun. The defiance of the authority of the Aku Uka of Wukari resulted in him sending a force to bring Ata Ayegba to task.

When the Jukun soldiers arrived at Ida, fear gripped the people. The Jukun soldiers were intimidating, beating and forcefully taking their belongings and farm produce.

As the Igala-Jukun War was looming, Attah Ayegba Omaidoko consulted Edegi ( A mallam who was of a Nupe mother) who divined and asked for the sacrifice of Ata Ayegba’s most beloved daughter, Princess Íníkpi. She was buried alive at Ọ́gbẹ́gà.

Towards the end of the Apa War which was almost won, Ata Ayegba was instructed to perform another sacrifice to safeguard the Igala kingdom from further incursion. Princess Ọ́modòkó, Ata Ayegba’s relative was forcibly buried alive on the western bank of River Ínáchaló with two other daughters of Ata Ayegba namely Ónojò Alíkáà and Ónojò Alẹ́gbẹ who were buried at different locations in Idah. Hence, the river was poisoned and the fishes were also considered not safe for human consumption. The fleeing Jukun army were famished so when they got to the Ínáchaló River, they drank and ate from it. This resulted to them developing swollen stomachs which eventually led to their demise.

Afterwards, Edegi left Ida with his entourage and returned to his mother homeland. He named where he first settled “Abo Ida” which eventually became Bida”.

Points worthy of note:
1. The Igala/Bini war was between 1515-1516 during the reign of Aji Ata while the Igala/Jukun or the Apa War was In the 17th century 1690 during the reign of Ayegba Omaidoko. By the time the Igala-Jukun war was fought, the Igala-Benin War had been fought and lost about 174 years earlier. Does it mean Ata Ayegba Omaidoko lived for 174years and fought both wars?
2. Both Princess Inikpi and Princess Omodoko were both sacrificed before and towards the end of the Apa War (Igala/Jukun) respectively.
3. The Igala kingdom was under the Jukun dynasty before the reign of Ata Ayegba Omaidoko who fought for independence.
4. Edegi was the son of a Nupe mother and an Igala father. He was raised at the Igala court in Idah but later returned to his natal home in Nupeland. The Nupe people were tributaries to the King of “Gara” in “Eda” i.e King of Igala in Ida.
5. The “Eju beju ailo” insignia worn by the Ata Igala wasn’t taken from Bini during the Ida/Bini war as widely speculated. It became part of the Ata regalia from the time of the Bini dynasty in Igala kingdom.

Malawian:
This one dey try grab Edo people to join him Oduduwa republic. Like i have said before, Yorubas will not have the Hausa-Fulani to hide behind to do shit. It really makes me laugh realizing the Yorubas think they can or will subjugate the Bini. Same Bini people who ran a recognizable empire for centuries? this is the people who you think will be politically under you? Ok na. You will just manage to hand them another empire on a platter, one which they will never reliquish. Ever wonder why they are claiming Igbanke people or Anioma people who obviously, even to the blind, are Igbos? They still have designs for an empire. Take a good look at the Fulani modus operandi and look again at that of the Bini.

Bro you know us too well , I can't deny that . Leave those Yorubas to deceive themselves. We can't be made or forced into their Oduduwa. But as for the anioma people they are free to go

ekhai:
So Edos fall from the sky? Abeg look back to your history books. I'm Edo from Etsako. We didnt fall from the sky. We're descendants of Oduduwa.

Me too am Edo from Etsako. I doubt if you are from Etsako though .... Edo and Yoruba race are incompatible, it has already been tried in the old western region and failed woefully.....

OgboAto:



Interesting.
I should also add that the Yoruba leaders of thoughts, particularly in the traditional circles, are mostly done with the Bini and want nothing to do with them. As it stands, Igbo land is in Edo state and that will be taken by the Igbo; Ijaw land is in Edo and must be taken by the Ijaw. Whatever is left of the Bini can either form a sovereign state or hop into the sea at Ughoton port.

Come take am we dey wait you

ekhai:
So Edos fall from the sky? Abeg look back to your history books. I'm Edo from Etsako. We didnt fall from the sky. We're descendants of Oduduwa.

well good for you

ekhai:
So Edos fall from the sky? Abeg look back to your history books. I'm Edo from Etsako. We didnt fall from the sky. We're descendants of Oduduwa.

Please know your history properly, we are decendants of Idu

Chemist009:

Werey

Bro no stress make them come take am we dey wait them . If them do am too much we extend territory to Ondo

ekhai:
So Edos fall from the sky? Abeg look back to your history books. I'm Edo from Etsako. We didnt fall from the sky. We're descendants of Oduduwa.

This guy lost ooooo

valirex:


Bro no stress make them come take am we dey wait them .

Abi ooo. Land stealers

TAO12:


Igbo and Ijaw lands already inside present Edo state??

Kuku kee-mee!

This is unfair.

OgboAto:



Interesting.
I should also add that the Yoruba leaders of thoughts, particularly in the traditional circles, are mostly done with the Bini and want nothing to do with them. As it stands, Igbo land is in Edo state and that will be taken by the Igbo; Ijaw land is in Edo and must be taken by the Ijaw. Whatever is left of the Bini can either form a sovereign state or hop into the sea at Ughoton port.

Chai! Baba mi edakun e foriji won. Aigbon ori lo n dawon laamu.

OgboAto:


Yes bro. The Igbanke/Ika are Igbo. They speak Igbo and they will never be passed on to the Yoruba, they belong in the Igbo country.

You didn't see the news where Ijaw threatened the whole Bini for encroaching on their lands and also going as far as stopping a major project in Bini over it?

There will be nothing left in the 2by2 Bini piece of land by the time Igbo and Ijaw are done. Maybe Itsekiri can annex the remaining parcel of land and re-colonize the Bini.

Ye ye o, ye ye o, ye ye ye ye ye o.

gomojam:
Chai! Baba mi edakun e foriji won. Aigbon ori lo n dawon laamu.

Lool bro these people are animals.
How does a 2by2 piece of land get on the internet to daily attempt to insult another group with far more reach, population, space, base & influence if not madness? If Nigeria ever dissolves, their 2by2 land will certainly be at the mercy of the Ijaw & the Ibo. I hope they get kicked the fnck away when they try to seek help & safety from the Yoruba.

OgboAto:


Lool bro these people are animals.
How does a 2by2 piece of land get on the internet to daily attempt to insult another group with far more reach, population, space, base & influence if not madness? If Nigeria ever dissolves, their 2by2 land will certainly be at the mercy of the Ijaw & the Ibo. I hope they kicked the fnck far away when they try to seek help & safety from the Yoruba.

I have nothing to say bro. You, TAO11, macof and the rest Omoluabis have really dealt with them. Next time they will tread carefully when Yoruba is involve. Kudos jare eyan iyi.

Igbosmoker:
what does that have to do with the Benins?

Is nupe people now Yoruba? Or have you people now shamelessly claiming other ethnic groups war to feel good?!.

It's a known fact that kukuruku war was led by nupe forces to spread Islam and expansion of their tribes down south.. it's even connected to Usman dan fodio.

Let's pretend you didn't see that Yoruba (Ibadan) slave-raided and sacked those same regions of Benin Kingdom even prior to the Nupes.

For a beautiful summary, even the sub-heading reads: Yoruba Raids and the Nupe Invasion.

Yes you didn't see it. I know you didn't.

valirex:


We need our gospel to go viral

Yes oooo