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UGBE634:
liar or not he was a father to many of your present liars and they still acknowledge him till date. what is obvious you can't claim, you criticize and spoil. When he was alive, none of your brothers, came close in achievement NONE

Christistruth00:
TAO have you seen this yet?

Those Benin guys need Prayers

Instead of them to use all their Strength to rescue their Women from the Prostitution Industry in Europe

they are here busy Pumping their own Egos into downfall mode

Meti99:
Now I know how far NIGERIA's youths are far from been realistic and sensible...

They have nearly killed themselves in the other thread with Mohammed and igboho's matter yet they don't have JOB, EDUCATION AND HEALTH FACILITIES ARE POOR, THEY CAN'T AFFORD 3 Square meals...

Yet, they will become emotional with issues that add no single value to their lives..



I regret been a Nigerian

PrinceOfLagos:
Highly regarded only in Ibadan and Ogun state

olaolulazio:
Weyrey ti broke.

absoluteSuccess:
While you are saying Yoruba Apá is cognate with Latin Ad Partem
People who know better say Yoruba Apá (and Iká: finger) is cognate with igbo Aka

Here's a link to some linguists and anthropologists compiling a limited list of cognate words between Yoruba and Igbo (the two biggest Volta-Niger languages)

https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-similar-words-in-the-Igbo-and-Yoruba-Languages


# 3 Trusting Experts
Why can we trust the experts who say Yoruba language is related to languages spoken around Yorùbáland instead of trusting you random 4 young men who do not even belong to any academic community who say Yoruba language is not related to languages around but rather to languages over 7,000 Kilometers away in a different continent spoken by people who don't look anything like yorubas

1. There is no record of mass migration into Yorùbáland, Igboland, Idomaland, Igalaland, Edoland, Nupeland. We can assume based on this alone that these neighbours have lived close to each other for thousands of years and probably share common origin, so their languages must be related
2. These languages share identical properties. Tonal languages, No verb morphology, no definite article
In case you don't know what definite article means (which you 4 most likely don't) :
Definite article is the word "the" used before a noun eg. The Car.
3. Words like Ewure (Yoruba) - Ewe (Edo) Ewu (Igbo) : Goat
Akuko (Yoruba) - Okhokho (Edo) - Okuko (Igbo) : Fowl
Erin (Yoruba) - Eni (Edo) - Enyi (Igbo) : Elephant
Nti (Igbo) - Eti (Yoruba) : Ear
Ọnu (Igbo) - Ẹnu (Yoruba) : Mouth
Miri (Igbo) - Omi (Yoruba) :Water

You get the point?
Refer to my earlier link on similar words in igbo and Yoruba, you can also use any igbo dictionary to check the authenticity of the igbo words since you don't speak igbo

This is how you know people who went to school and take knowledge seriously

Interesting thing is that you may say that "Ọkhọkhọ" in Edo is cognate with "Cockk" in English grin grin
But you will disagree that Ewu, Ewure and Ewe are cognates

I have given priceless education on this thread, hit you back to back with facts and information. That is yet to be debunked. I am waiting for any of you to show any of my statements false like I do with yours on a regular
At this point anyone who wants to learn more should simply ask questions.
I will be responding only to relevant posts on this topic from now on because it has been over flogged if anyone still thinks Yoruba language is not related to neighbouring languages then believe what you like. It is yourself you are embarrassing.

TAO11:
Your brother (whom I was engaging earlier) agreed to the point below. Take your tears to him:

Ogedengbe terrorized Owan [as well as Etsako] in Benin kingdom.

Benin was forced to placate him with wealth, women, & slaves so he doesn’t push further south towards the palace.

Ogedengbe terrorized Benin kingdom. He terrorized the oba of Benin kingdom.

Ogedengbe later become a king in his home-country, and he continued to live as king until his death at the old age of 88.

Oh I forgot to mention that Ogedengbe sold his Benin Kingdom captives into the Atlantic slave trade.

Take heart.

absoluteSuccess:
You are never want of links.


These your "people who know better" seems to be ignorant of the inconsistency in their theory when cross-exermined under the prism of scientific analysis.

Lumping entries that requires unique technical analysis into one mesh of blurry confusion becomes inevitable where you don't know the subject or know it by half.

If you are to prepare the theusaurus of the Yoruba language, would you omit the word "ika" for "apa", vice versa, or claim one to be substitute for the other?

You never entertained that question in your inference. It's ignorance that often seek out a hypnotic way of escape with abracadabra, decree or dogma.

Could the prototype (A)ka have spurned ika and apa? Can 1+1=1/0? In case my mathematical analysis beats you, here's the simplified edition:

How could two different words in language "A" have a target cognate in language "B" and the meaning is unattainable in the prototype (e.g. semantics inherent in the protolanguage) or targeted second language (B)?

If Yoruba apa and ika are cognates with Igbo aka, it carelessly means that both words (apa and ika) are substitutes in Yoruba. But they are not. Owo and apa are substitutes, not ika and apa.

Also, how do you employ your theory of "consonant shift" to explain this? Possibly k shifted to p and still maintain it's original place, whereby the shift created aka and ika, and aka and apa?

If not, then it's one of the two entries that ought to be the right cognate to igbos aka, and the other a different entry on its own entirely. Ika resonates with aka, not with apa. Take note of this.

To be ignorant of this is to be very superficial in scientific analysis of a curricular researching. It simply means that the subject is poorly understood by the researchers.

Demonstration of intent with example

Apa and aka implies the hand in Yoruba and Igbo. But apa doesn't imply fingers in Yoruba, if that's what it is in Igbo. Fingers is ika, apa is hand, its not "fingers" in extension.

Owo is cognate with Egun Awa. Owo is palm, which is "alo" to the Egun. Just as alo is not cognate with owo, apa is not a cognate to aka. no problem if you claim aka is ika: you then need to proof your claim scientifically.

Intellectual cognates

Some cognates don't appear apparent, but they are intellectually. "Alo" in Egun is substitute for "owo". Alo is twisting in Yoruba, owo is crooked, bent. Earlier, I don't know what owo means other than hand.

But mathematically, 1+1=2. The same syllable from 2 different languages agree to a meaning, so it's interplay of sounds and symbols and meaning that establish cognates intellectually.

"Owo eni see lo" whatever is bent is kink. With this, the semantic root of owo is exposed in alo. The semantic root of ika ought to come to fore when you find it's cognate in another language.

That's how you know people who know their job. Or else the value of the cognate is zero and self serving. It leads nowhere. Ika, oka, aka: counter, numbered, calculated. That's it.

Owo is so called for the nature of hand or palm. Arin is the waist in Egun, but carefully, aarin is the word meaning middle in Yoruba: the waist is midpart of the body posterior.

Akon is the chest to the Egun, okan is the heart to the Yoruba, with all they have shared, both related languages are minding the chest. Now adomen is abdomen in Egun.

But abdomen is ikun in Yoruba. Now between Yoruba and Egun for the abdomen, which is closer to pass as cognates? Abdomen and Adomen.

What law have you enacted in order not to have them as cognates? Such law is preposterous, it should have been in place before the creation of cognates in human languages.

The farther you go, the fainter and rooted cognates gets, the closer you come, the clearer and recent it becomes. Then closer and closer people starts to speak common language or dialects of it.

Apa and apart

Apart and apa retain common syllable, the sound and the symbolism associated with the sound. Now syllable is the shortest meaningful sound in a word, not necessarily how it's written.

As such, you can see the interplay of syllables in many languages that have affinities to each other: irira, irritate, ebe, beg, alo, lore (folklore), Ike, care, etc. These are set. Words that agrees in meaning in different languages.

With knowledge, the more you look the more you see. But dogma is the necessary tool in the hands of deceivers to hold their captives spell bound to popular ignorance sold as knowledge.

tesseract:
These guys have been trying really hard to rope in her mother in the crime. The mother is totally oblivious of what her daughter did if not they would have escaped from the scene.

CotenantNIG:
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PrinceOfLagos:
I see AIT journalist in the last picture

Could it be AIT journalist banned from covering Kanu's court case the police man is chasing with a pistol

Buhari is obviously worst than abacha

AntiChristian:
I have already given him what he requested. YHWH are the closest sounds to the letters in Hebrew.

It was never pronounced and was later made into Yahweh then translated to Jehovah.

AntiChristian:
Since YHWH does not make sense translators had to help so that it makes sense hence it was turned to YaHWeH.

Sannu!

FreeIgboho:
Why are they almost all Igbos in all the sports we consider "real" sports?

DropsMic:
Patiently Waiting for righteousness

Righteousness2:
Everyone called Noah Crazy, Foolish and all sort of Names until it started Raining and raining and raining.

Another Noah is Here, warning the People and Nations in what is Coming!
Warning! GOD will Destroy Humanity Again!!
Folks Repent now and cry out to GOD for Mercy because the GREAT MAN above is upset with the evils, Abominations and Wickedness in this Generation.

What is Happening now is Ice cream and Pizza compared to what is Coming..
Escape for your life!
The only way of Escape to Run to JESUS Christ. There is no other way..

Ikennadex:
Try am for my town nnewi u go pay fine still come bury am

vincentjk:
I long for the day I'll taste snake meat again.

I eat anything, I can travel to any country or village on earth and eat their local delicacy or meat long as it's edible. My family have been complaining but I'm not seeing it as a problem.

Who else is with me on this?

Olu317:
Ignorant as you remains ignorants ,no matter how hard you make such learn! So, whenever I quote, it is just to keep the true learner knows that whatever I post is Cognate in every way, as been expected in protolanguage everywhere in the world when comparison between two or more languages.

Olu317:
I am 100% certain you are only opportune to chat with me on this forum because it is free for all to access. Anyway, some mothers do have your type! Mind you, do not self-service at all since, I chose how my reply is, as regard what you seek! Seemingly, you posit from a man's angle whose knowledge is highly limited!

Olu317:
After all, if renowned scholar such as Professor Farooq Kperogi can wrongly claim that Islam exist in Hausa land before Yoruba land, without verifying how Yoruba language existed in Egypt at a point in time before the language became known as Coptic's liturgy language, how much a less brilliant you , who claim "Shetan"/ "Shatan" does not exist in Hebrew.

Olu317:
For your lies, let me share this information for the keen readers as thus:

Strong's Greek: 1228. διάβολος (diabolos) -- slanderous, accusing falsely
... that bring down (destroy) . Satan is used by God in this plan ... Dictionary) . 1228 (diabolos) in secular Greek means "backbiter," ... ' ἐξοχήν to the one called in Hebrew הַשָּׂטָן, ὁ σατανᾶς (which see ...

see how you switched from Hebrew to Greek in a bid to save your lying face. Oh! Maybe you want to claim that Greek also developed from Yorùbá language

Olu317:
Liars have no lives: Here is a Written down Hebrew language that is older than Arabic's . So Mr. Man, "Shaytan"does not exist as you have spelt it in Hebrew but as
Hebrew הַשָּׂטָן , which means;

From right to left arrangement:
Nun+tet+Shin+Hey

From left to right arrangement :
Shin(Sh)+ tet(t)+Nun
(N)=Shtn-Shetan

In Yoruba's Root : Ṣ(Sh)+t+N
Ṣe ọtẹ̀ ẹní or in contraction , ṣọtẹ̀'ní (one's adversary ,opposition,backbiter etc).

Stop living a lie life and go learn

muykem:
UK doesn't want to asylum to developers in their country. Why?

nairavsdollars:
Space that our mothers in Africa have been going for many years without any noise

Olu317:
I won't teach you anything,since you have started with lies again. Thus ride on with your 1999, false information����☺ .

What do I need add ? Since you know more than me.

yetunsbay:
then I seize to argue intellectually with you since u seems not to be sharp

Olu317:
I won't teach you anything,since you have started with lies again. Thus ride on with your 1999, false information����☺ .

What do I need add ? Since you know more than me.

yetunsbay:
if surely u're sharp enough then you'd easily deduce answer

yetunsbay:
When it comes to the idea of the Prophets committing major sins (kabaair), Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah said (in al-Fataawaa, 4/319): The belief that the Prophets are free of major sins, but not of minor sins, is the opinion of the majority of Islamic scholars and of all (Muslim) groups It is the opinion of most mufassireen (commentators on the Quran), scholars of hadeeth and fuqaha (jurists).

With regard to whether it is possible for the Prophets to commit minor sins, in Lawaami al-Anwaar al-Bahiyyah (2/214), al-Safaareeni quoted from Ibn Hamdaan who said in Nihaayat al-Mubtadieen: They are infallible in conveying the commands and message of Allaah, but they are not infallible in any other regard. They may make mistakes, forget things, or commit minor sins according to the most well-known opinion (of the scholars) but they will not be approved for these mistakes.

The majority of scholars take the following as evidence to support their claim that the Prophets are not free from minor sins:

1. Adams sin in eating from the tree from which Allaah had forbidden him to eat. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): And (remember) when We said to the angels, Prostrate yourselves to Adam. They prostrated (all) except Iblees (Satan), who refused. Then We said, O Adam! Verily, this is an enemy to you and to your wife. So let him not get you both out of Paradise, so that you be distressed in misery. Verily, you have (a promise from Us) that you will never be hungry therein nor naked. And you (will) suffer not from thirst therein nor from the suns heat. Then Shaytaan whispered to him, saying: O Adam! Shall I lead you to the Tree of Eternity and to a kingdom that shall never waste away? Then they both ate of the tree, and so their private parts appeared to them, and they began to stick on themselves leaves from Paradise for their covering. Thus did Adam disobey his Lord, so he went astray. [Ta-Ha 20:116-121]

2. When Nooh (Noah) prayed for his kaafir son, Allaah rebuked him for doing so, and taught him that this person was not a member of his family, and that this prayer was not a righteous deed on his part. So Nooh sought forgiveness from his Lord, repented and returned to Allaah: Nooh said: O my Lord! I seek refuge with You from asking You that of which I have no knowledge. And unless You forgive me and have Mercy on me, I would indeed be one of the losers. [Hood 11:47 interpretation of the meaning].

3. When Dawood (David) realized that he had been too quick to judge, without listening to what the second disputant had to say, he hastened to repent: and he sought Forgiveness of his Lord, and he fell down prostrate and turned (to Allaah) in repentance. [Saad 38:24 interpretation of the meaning].

Everyone, even the Prophets, is in need of the forgiveness of Allaah. Allaah has blessed His Prophets by forgiving their sins, and He has blessed our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) as He said (interpretation of the meaning): That Allaah may forgive you your sins of the past and the future, and complete His favour upon you, and guide you on the Straight Path. [al-Fath 48:2].

And Allaah (God) knows best.

Source: Islamqa

moscobabs:
Mumu, they suppose kill the idiot and parade his corpse. How on earth would a young man become a Warrant Officer? You must have spent 25years as a soldier bfre you can get to that Rank. If I see somebody of his age wearing that Uniform in public I don't need a Pastor to tell me he's a fake Soldier. He was able to Kidnapped that original soldier cos he (soldier) is an old man or maybe they are many.

I wish it was Army that arrested him