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| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 2:48pm On Jul 25, 2020 |
Obalufon:Ba mi, if we disregard the white jews,then the point of Yoruba's ancestors God is not achieved. Plainly, the Jews fled to all part of the world to fulfil, the promise of God. The hieroglyphs, pictographs, Semitic writings, Babylonian writings, Greek, Roman writing assert these information to be so true. After all, Yoruba claimed that their ancestors were the father of the world,in the same way the white Jews stated as same. Yet the language spoken was documented and interpreted by Greek, Persians, Egyptians, Latin,-Roman/English language etc respectively. These people works has given me fhe knowledge of God from Semitic writings which is the writing on Opa Oramiyah. Believe me, you will be amazed at the places the Yoruba language will be spoken in the future,which is evidence to show that Yoruba ancestors were the masters of so many things and the throne of Daodu(odudu Iwa),that's forever is in Ileife, in Yoruba land, who is the chosen of God from house of a people in same Yoruba land. Futhrmore, don't forget the fact, that ,you being someone with the knowledge of Ifaodu, know that Afin-Caucasians; dark skin ,light skin (Oyinbo or half caste or people with dark skin with curly hair ) and Adu lawo(people with straight hair ) are the people who populated the world at a time before dispersion from same place to another places as wandering around before settlement. Cheers. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 3:13pm On Jul 25, 2020 |
macof:Just imaging, ‘ To them Africans (hamite) are cursed' You are even worse than greyboy! Go and read about the Bible from the critics who studied the biblical history. No wonder you lacked the pedigree to differentiate beween Ibo's otutu and Yoruba's wuro,aro oro,auro, euro ,which is ; morning, sunlight of the day in both languages. This your poor knowledge can't understand how these root came to be from the formation from Waw+ Resh as explained, belowWaw; w,o,u, Resh: Rii/R This alone has shown you're simply finished and empty because you have no clue nor books to make as reference to support your baseless views. So, stop being backward and uneducated by reading books to know more than you have at hand. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 5:39pm On Jul 25, 2020 |
Olu317:When you become useful reach out to me. I can't take a fool seriously, especially not one who has no background in any academic field calling those who spend years working in academics names |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 6:57pm On Jul 25, 2020*. Modified: 7:45pm On Jul 25, 2020 |
macof:Thank God , you have nothing to explain to your poor readers , instead, the well known vulgar words usage as usual by you is your footprint that you taught some of us. Evil man has no place of rest! Interestingly, you're mocked by many because I await your nonsensical theories and poorly overridden pseudo information that your fans will acknowledged tha God in Hebrrew and Yoruba ancestors are the people from Near East ,whose history is written in the Bible. So, be ready for these information in years to come because truth is bitter. And it is my candid believe by God's grace that more information await your subdued information that has no basis in world's history and your decayed background as false historian. Below is a screenshot of boa (bowa) known in Hebrew ideograms as following : Bet+ waw + aleph, which means ,‘ Come' in classic Hebrew ,that is the same as in Yoruba language known as Bo or bowa or boà( to return or, come ) in Yoruba language! Cheers.
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| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 2prexios: 12:07am On Jul 26, 2020 |
Olu317:Great piece there bro. Do you have excerpts from the book? Thanks for the insight. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 2prexios: 1:30am On Jul 26, 2020*. Modified: 1:57am On Jul 26, 2020 |
Obalufon:Yeah I think I know a thing about the 13th tribe. But the Nazi regime of the WWII targeted a particular group for extinction, they were the Askenazi Jews. They does have a footprint in the west from time, and record equally have it that the Jews were persecuted from time to time and had settled with the Iberia, Germany, Portugal, Austria and so on. The fall of Jerusalem Jewish dwindling enclaves of Palestine was destroyed by General Titus around 72 AD, the name of the place changed from idumea to Palestine in Roman records. The name change is to completely obliterate Jewish nationalism and insubordination to the Roman empire. Then the Jewish stronghold became a ruinous heap, many fled to Egypt and to Europe and the Euphrates. The Roman power choose Palestine (from Philistines), which were ancient enemy to the Jews. They had earlier adopted idumea, from Edom, but understood that the idumea where related to the Jews and were mere rivals. 12th century jewry The European Jews couldn't own land, were not absorbed into European bloodlines because of their sense of loyalty to their religion and history. They were left to fend for themselves with other forms of portable wealth, such as usury. The Jews were blamed for the bubonic plague of the Nostradamus time, easy to become victim of oppression for their religion and communal life build around Judaism during the middle ages. 20th century The Jews had a portable home in their bible, and afterwards the wwwii, they had Aliyah, a return to Israel. And from the time till the present had to slug it out with the Arab inheritor of Palestine. The Arab had through religion conquered many lands in the middle East, the land of Egypt is an Arabic outpost, Andalusia in Europe and as far as the ancient Babylon and Parsia. Arab were the last conquerors of the Levant after the Romans, and at the conquest of the Holy land, the first calipha, Umar built a temple at the site that used to be King Solomon's, known as masjid qudus Nasser was not particularly speaking for the black race, Egypt was equally as black as the Levant. It turn out his statement was two edged sword and propaganda at best. Because Adolph Hitler thinks differently. And how many black people had ruled Egypt lately? Were the original Egyptian Arabians? That's food for thought. Where had the hammitic builders and rulers of Egypt gone? If the people left as black and return white, how about the oriki Eletu Iwase that says "omo Oyinbo fo'ju orun s'ona"? Eletu Iwase were not whites (Oyinbo) amongst the Yoruba population either. Most of all, the Yoruba were not Jews to me because that identity is not ours and should not be appropriated. Yes the Yoruba had heroes that were Jews (Obinrin Ojowu, Gbonka Ebiri, Ojo kure, iju-jew, isaga-Issachar), etc. But the Yoruba were rather people with Hebrew origin and handful of other tribes relevant in the middle East at the time of their emigration. The making of Yoruba is the promise of God to the house of David fulfilled. Yoruba history from Palestine dated much earlier than the period of the Jews but at the period of Israel as an empire. There are sharp contrast in this. The Jews were last emigrants, while the Yoruba left the land much earlier. And that's when Israel (Iseri) was an empire. This period was before the Babylonian captivity. So the history is of different dispensations and direction. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by PastorAIO: 3:34pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
MetaPhysical:Hi, Please what does Alade mean if not owner of the crown? For example, the names: Aládégbayé, Alálàádé Aláwodé I believe that these names mean respectively, The owner of the Crown had taken the world, The owner of the white cloth (Ala) has come. The owner of the Mysteries has come. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 4:32pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
PastorAIO:Ala -Ade owner of Crown...Like Ala de sese efun. Obatala .. ..Alade name is quite different the tonation is different but people think otherwise Alalade ..is Obatala devotee name |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by MetaPhysical: 9:07pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
PastorAIO:Sir, In Yoruba language, Alade occurs as a name in "itself" in only one instance, and that is in oriki. Every other instances of it is in compressed form. Alade - oriki Aladexxxxx - pedigree xxxxxAlade - pedigree Aladeyomi OriAlade In oral accent, Alade above is easily distinguishable. Contentions arise when rendered in its non-diacritic written form, in which case its usage context can then act as an aid to distinguish. Alade oko mi. Alade ori mi. Both are attributes of praise, one is oriki, the other is attribute of class. I will excuse a foreign born Yoruba or a learner who is not adept in the use of our language to trade exchanges. I cannot give passage to a Yoruba who swears to be intimate with Ife and that he is a linguist, to commit such error and remain adamant in his position, after the error was brought to his notice. Im going to stretch this oriki - Alade - and enter into its source. If you go back to one of my responses to Obalufon, I mentioned that Alade should actually be Allade. The oriki is an attribute to Oba Atalla. We compress his name to Obatala. What is Obatala to Yoruba? In simple terms, he is the Lord of Realms! The one who is ever-present and the possessor of the realms of earth, water, fire, air. All humans, beasts of land, air, water are under him. Above him is the Lord of the Universe and everything in the dominion....that which we call Almighty God....or Almighty Allah. The word Almighty (All-mighty) itself is a compression and an attribute of Alla. Why is Obatala the Lord of Purity? The state of creation is possible because of the elements - air, water, earth, fire. When you take each of the elements in its individual state you experience them as a partial purity but when you combine all you attain a full purity. Astrology explains this using Qualities and Science explains it using Light spectrum and its wavelengths. We humans are at the top heirarchy of beasts. In other words, we are beasts in the most refined state possible. Yet, we cannot touch a state of purity humanly possible. Those who attempt we call Saints. Those who accomplish it we call Divinities. So you can appreciate that at our best as humans we remain impure because we remain limited to existence in one aspect of the elements, lacking capacity to transcend into two or more simultaneously. Obatala transcends all four! He attained perfection....purity! Alla de - the pure one has arrived. This is where the oriki Alade comes from. Obatalla was a cult in the Kaaba shrine, and the official name for that shrine is Beyt 'Allah. Im sure you recognize the congruent in the two names. Peace brother! ![]() |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 10:18pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
2prexios:Ba mi, there are different books,written to these information. But in Nigeria, one eyed man is King,is the reason for this comatose. Little do people like Macof, realise, there are Akkadian language, Ugaritic,Ethiopian etc languages that have same cognates, that aren't a corrupt form of Yoruba's language. In effect,Yoruba language, developed outside Africa. Below is one book called Kings and code that mentioned Hebrews crowns. These words are often slightly corrupted in some cases.
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| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 10:19pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
2prexios:Ba mi, there are different books,written to these information. But in Nigeria, one eyed man is King,is the reason for this comatose. Little do people like Macof, realise, there are Akkadian language, Ugaritic,Ethiopian etc languages that have same cognates, that aren't a corrupt form of Yoruba's language. In a nutshell,Yoruba language, developed outside Africa and facts are there to be seen Below is one book called Kings and code that mentioned Hebrews crowns. These words are often slightly corrupted in some cases.
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| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 10:41pm On Jul 28, 2020 |
2prexios:Idu took over the lamd Olu317:Idumea took over the land of Israel thousands of years after the second conquest. In fact, the king who lived during the time of Yeshua was an idumean because Daoodu(David ) and Crown had been taken to Egypt, around 500BC that the Hebrew had no King in Israel. This particular information, is well documented in the Anus of the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians,.Greeks Egyptians account. So, the history of Yorubas or Hebrews in Africa is authentic and uniqueness. Furthermore, there are books, written about Nebuchadnezzar and his boastness, which had been translated by some well renowned scholars. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 11:35pm On Jul 28, 2020*. Modified: 11:49am On Jul 29, 2020 |
2prexios:Below are some cities in Yorubas Oral Memoir and Classic Hebrews Aku: Name of Yoruba's ancestor. Barkhou :Name of Hebrew ancestor, who lived in Egypt Eda: Name to identify human being in Yoruba's language Eda: Name used by Hebrews for them a people Enyan/Eyan: Name used fo humans Aryan: Name of a human Race in Near East Elefon/Elufon: Name of a person and city Elephantine: Name of a city in Lower Egypt Falasa: Name of person Falasa : Name of Hebrew group who lived in Abyssinia (Ethiopia) Gberiko: Suburb Jericho: Suburb Ileonipole: Name of city in Hellenpolis: Name of a place the Hebrew once lived in Egypt Iseyen: Name of a city or Town Seyen: Name of a city the Hebrews once lived in Egypt Isoku/Isaku: Name of man and a city who was a pioneer ancestor of twin Isaac: the Hebrews ancestor of twin Usere/Iseri: Name of ancestor, city in Yoruba and as a people Israel : Name of an ancestor of Hebrews, city and as a people Ju/Iju: Name of people as a group,as interior land and a town or city Jew: Name of people, town or city Kanan: Same in unison or same as name of persons, place, animals , or things Khanaan : Name of people as a united or synchronism Katanga: A lopsided land which Yoruba people lived Katunga: A land in Central Africa of Congo N'ile: A lower land in Yoruba language Nile: lower land in Egypt Ninuife/Niliife: A place of ancient creation as acknowledged by Yorubas Nineveh: A vast land in ancient Near East Offa: A city in ancient Yoruba corpus Jaffa: A land the hebrew lived in around the Sinai part that's is known to be borderline in Lower Egypt Oramfe: Name of Yoruba ancestor Aram:Name of a man who lived in Or (Oor) land in present day Iraqi land or related environment, called Mesopotamia Ra: Name of land, person, light in Yoruba land Ra: Name of a godman in Egypt and land in Egypt as well in Hebrew history Oru: City in Yoruba land that was destroyed thousands of Years ago by water Oor/Or: Mighty and industrial city that was destroyed by water in Near East Mero: Name to identify people who does sorcery or mind readers Meroe : Name of people in Ancient Egypt Yebu/Jebus: Name of a city and Yoruba people Yeb/Jebus: Name of extended Hebrews family members With some form of research, information to the above names do have both true cognates and rare case of accidental cognates because 90% of these names are cities with descriptions. While the remaining are term for people or identity of a people as a nation . Cheers |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by MetaPhysical: 4:28am On Jul 29, 2020 |
2prexios:Alagba, Ese, eku laakaye! Ogbon ati igbimo ti efa jade yi se koko. Ogbon na oni gbe mo yin ninu. Niwon niwon pelu oye ni mo fi man se. Gege bi e se so, gbogbo enu ko la fi ma s'oro, idi ni yen pupo igba ti emi gaan fi man fa sehin die. Apere awon oro abani re laarin ede Yoruba ati ede Larubawa, ati Geesi papa, won kun le.....ng'ogbodo wa tuu ka sori ero ta wa yi. Eewo! Oro yin duro yeke leti mi. Mo dupe pupo!English: upstairs Yoruba: petesi Egun: petrezin Upstairs are actually two words. Up+Stairs. Similarly, Petesi are two words also. Pe+Tesi. No doubt, these are cognates. Finding the origin will depend on the aging of the language it is used in, but more importantly on the function it serves in that language. Pepe - Higher elevation Tesi - Motion/Advance I think the Pepe is compressed into Pe and joined with Tesi to form Petesi. Petesi is a fixed structure for advancing upward/downward an elevation. Another structure that accomplishes this for us is Akaba. Difference is Akaba is movable....it is non-fixed. Yoruba have always had the word PEPE and AJA. Aja is Attic. Whereas Pepe can be anywhere, Aja cannot. Yoruba traditional architecture made out of clay bricks and mortar, with roofing truss and thatched covering were built with high ceilings purposely for cross air-ventilation. Shelvings and Attics were built into them. So while in the European sense an Upstairs is a design for occupancy of multi-level floor elevations, in traditional Yoruba housing Upstairs would have no functional utility because our shelves and attics were designed for storage, not as a living space for occupancy. On the other hand, an Akaba would fit in perfectly in the traditional Yoruba house. Hence, i think Petesi is a modernization fitting with our modernity in house construction. Here, I will apply the same analytical approach I typically use to filter what is borrowed and what is authentic in Yoruba lexicon. I believe Petesi is borrowed. We can explore the word further and make discovery by asking, is there relation between Petesi, Apata, Ipetu? Cheers bro! ![]() |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 2prexios: 8:29am On Jul 29, 2020 |
Olu317:As Salam alaikum bro! ![]() I think I got cognizant of what you mean by koine words this morning, while working out some biblical passages. Your inputs can be a bit confusing atimes because it's not yet vet. I can relate, hence I often take great effort to sound clear, or else I will fall woefully to make the slightest sense I so want to make. This should butress your point on koine words. As Salam alaikum That's a Hebrew greeting adopted in Islamic salutations, now observe the concept of blessings in Yoruba: ibukun. This sounds Christian. It should rather be iwure or isure. Then we can isolate ibukun and treat it as a modern word coined in the recent past, for the beatitude passages in the New testament. However, I think your Egyptian resources had busi as ibukun, for blessings, isn't it? Now here's the link Already, the Yoruba had "salamo" in their language, the koine ibukun is a double entry, a neo-double. The original version is a form of prayer, "alekun owo, alekun omo, alekun oun rere gbogbo". Alaikum, alekun, "be upon": le kun, "above full", bu kun, "add to enough", le, "be upon", "extra", ele, "extra". Antonymous variant: alabuku, reproachful, reducing from the enough, deprivation, depraved. Now ibusi is a round idea that's standby: the koine word ibukun behaves like a new word that by a stroke of luck falls into perfect sense of the idea implied by the Egyptian model, ibusi. But it's not luck, it's key: like it's the way the algorithm will work if you have all the integer parts in place. We're in trouble because all the answers are not in one place. You must find them before you are lucky. More grease to the right places bro. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 2prexios: 8:40am On Jul 29, 2020 |
Will come back @metaphysical, you are heading somewhere with the ipetu, but adjust to ketu, where you have ketu akaba idena. I will find out on the story of ketu from parinders on the structure of the ancient watchtower of ketu and we'll spice it up to our discussion. Barka de sallah. Happy Eid-il... Kabir Aku iyedun...kaburu. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by RuggedSniper: 1:56pm On Jul 29, 2020*. Modified: 2:36pm On Jul 29, 2020 |
@OmoOlofin, thanks for the mention on the Ereko post (full meaning of Eko) on the Oba/Wike video thread... I did not reply you on that thread because it is a politics/propaganda thread, so I chose here. 2. Did you know that many important posts... especially noticed from pages 10 of TAO11 and TAO12 posts are missing/hidden. I strongly suspect gr****y is behind this because he recently posted an unprovoked hate speech on NL against millions of Yorubas and I instantly hit the Report button to report the hate speech to the Mods. NOTE: Please email the SuperModerators to let them UNBAN your HIDDEN POSTS. 3. Ereko (Eko) has always meant "pepper farm" to the Lagos Island indigenes/Yorubas... and NOT the dubious and false 'war camp' posted on the discredited Wikipedia which I first noticed in the 2000s by some young uneducated Bini-Edo. 4. I read an article over 10 years ago on NigeriaVillageSquare forum, and the Esan man who wrote the article said Esans were allegedly in Lagos in the active service of Benin Kingdom centuries back, and he wrote that Eko is also a word in the Esan-Edo dialect (use Google to get the full Esan/Eko post). 5. In the Yoruba language, EKO is shortened from EREKO just like MOIN MOIN is shortened from MOYIN MOYIN (MO EYIN i.e, sticking to the teeth). |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 2prexios: 9:41am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Olu317:It can be said that Hermes is Hellenic for Ham, therefore the Bible is an accurate account of the ancient history. In the relief below displaying satyr, the cast seems to be multiracial, possibly Punic and Hellenic or Romans. Why was Ephesians Artemis depicted as black when the race is restricted to the impenetrable green Sahara? Ancient history was more or less color blind. Infact, the black folks ruled the world first.
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| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 9:52pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
2prexios:Walakum Asalam. ![]() The Salam or Shalom both have same root as far as the two words are from Semitic background. So my conclusion is that the meaning of the word in Hebrew is not what the interpreters got it from my perspective and other interpreters, who gave the meaning differently. My take on Koine as highlighted by you is that the same way, Oyo's dialect and others are related is the same manner that Asiatic language and Semitic are related to Yoruba language that jn them, many synonymous cognates words exist in Yoruba language a d these Asiatic and Semitic language. Therefore, it wil be tactical to realise that word can either be picked, alongside co existing ethnic groups while migration take place,through any neighbouring ethnic group. And the Hebrew roots that each word be generated in Septuagint till it got to English are transliterated and translated even if not accurate. Furthermore, my complexity isnot as hard to understand although, I try so much to minimise the transliteration and translation to the best of my knowledge but I give answers in a pattern, I expect anyone to decipher the answer or reply. Lastly, the challenge to us all is that, one can have a form of knowledge of the Hebrew ancient language by, understanding the purpose of the language and speaker of it ,in present time,do exist as contrary to scholars, who don't know that The words found in Hebrew language as deciphered by interpreters of the Hebrews ideograms exist in Yoruba's language; An ethnic group that presently live in West Africa. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by MetaPhysical: 5:56pm On Jul 31, 2020 |
2prexios:Eid Mubarak! Thank you my brother. Olorun a wa pelu wa, a fun wa ni isegun. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess(op): 8:58pm On Aug 01, 2020 |
MetaPhysical:Very many thanks bro. Happy Eid-il Mubarak. Amin. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by PastorAIO: 7:12am On Aug 02, 2020 |
This is an interesting article that has some bearing on whether the Yoruba can be said to hail from the Middle East. http://venturesafrica.com/yorubas-are-99-9-genetically-igbo-study/?fbclid=IwAR2LBaBnPJTogZYLp2IaYAc4W3zh7LN77klvz6W0c8milF221-p_yaG_oqM If Yoruba, Igbo, Gaa and Akan are the same genetically then did they all come from Mecca? or Jerusalem? Can we find the linguistic connections in Gaa and Arabic too? |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 10:03am On Aug 02, 2020 |
PastorAIO:ibo is not genetically link with yoruba pastor .. All human have monkey DNA doesn't mean we are ibos monkey |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 10:16am On Aug 02, 2020 |
PastorAIO:Bogus claim.. by nutcase pan Africanism minded people... |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by PastorAIO: 1:13pm On Aug 02, 2020 |
Obalufon:What is bogus about using scientific method to enquire into the genome of different tribes. This research was not done by 'pan Africanism minded people' as you claim. It was done done by the National Human Genome Research Institute amongst others. The NHGRI is not a 'pan africanist' organisation. There are Chinese amongst the researchers. I would perfectly understand if you don't want to engage with the Science itself. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by PastorAIO: 1:18pm On Aug 02, 2020 |
Obalufon:Almost all living things have some DNA in common. We share DNA with bananas too. That doesn't mean we cannot still see an even closer correlation of DNA in people that are related. Imagine you do DNA test for your child and they find that your child is even closer genetically to your best friend than to you. What will you say? "Don't worry child, all humans have monkey DNA so you're still my offspring and I will continue to pay your school fees. Just because the DNA says you're uncle Fatai's son and not mine doesn't mean anything". LOL, good luck with that. |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess(op): 6:11pm On Aug 02, 2020 |
Obalufon:Baba You will not come and kee person o. Jeez. ![]() |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 10:50pm On Aug 02, 2020 |
PastorAIO:Ibos are hybrid of monkey and human according to Yoruba history .My ancestor are always distinguishing themselves from their humoind neigbors even hausa and fulaniare not consisered as humanbeing by forefathers Yoruda adage says Gambari pa Fulani ko ni ejo ni nu eranko ati eranko lon' jo pa arawon je"" Gambari kill |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 10:53pm On Aug 02, 2020*. Modified: 11:12pm On Aug 02, 2020 |
PastorAIO:Ibos are hybrid of monkey and human according to Yoruba history .My ancestors were always distinguishing themselves from their humoind neighbors even Hausa and Fulani are not considered as human being by my forefathers not to talk of Ibos monkey ... Yoruda adage says Gambari pa Fulani ko ni ejo ni nu eranko ati eranko lon' jo pa arawon je"" Gambari kill Fulanis means nothing both are animals killing themselves |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by PastorAIO: 7:42am On Aug 03, 2020 |
So in other words you’re just a bigoted guy and all these things you’re spouting here have no scientific or scholarly basis just your hateful ignorance. You really can’t see how pathetic your mind is that it is Arab and Hebrew lohun lohun that you are claiming due to religious indoctrination. But the obvious genetic link to your neighbors fills you with loathing that is obviously really a self loathing. Obalufon: |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 12:41pm On Aug 03, 2020 |
PastorAIO:i'm reflection of my ancestors with their norms and values ..The path they tread i will also take ..You can't merge me with bunch of monkeys ..These people you are trying to merge us with hate us Yoruba with passion ,you never ask yourself why you people hate us so much |
| Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 12:49pm On Aug 03, 2020 |
Obalufon:Will you keep quiet. What ancestors? You who are a lost soul with no knowledge or connection to his ancestry Wannabe Hebrew ![]() And nobody is trying to merge anybody with anybody you dimwit. Yoruba and her neighbors share common origin is not the same as saying Yoruba are Igbos Damned retard |
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