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tintingz:
From what I read from history, bini was formerly known as Ile-ibinu which is a Yoruba word, the word(ile-ibinu) later corrupted to "bini" by a latter oba.

What I don't know is if Oduduwa was an indigene of bini or he came there and settled there and left(there's no sufficient evidence to back it up), but all I know is ile-ife and bini had political tied.

any source or evidence I can see to believe?

tintingz:
The origin of Oduduwa is not certainly known, his history is not accurate, some said he came from Mecca, some said from Ekiti, some said from Igala, some said from Edo, some said Egypt, some said Ethiopia, some said from the sky that the God Olorun sent him.

Since Oduduwa doesn't have sufficient historical fact/evidence to backup his origin, I see him as a mythical figurehead, it seems people developed stories about Oduduwa for thier self-interest for power and superiority, there is a figure-person of Oduduwa no doubt but as a rational thinker I go with evidence not sentiments.

So when you ask where does Oduduwa came from, my answer is I don't know as his origin is not certainly known just some coçk-and-bull story.

my friend you are not fair and you are trying to divert from the truth which you and I Know, Oduduwa was a banish Prince from Bini, or you think anybody will just come and give the name Bini without having Bini heritage?

tintingz:
The inhabitants of the classical/ancient lagos period before the bini came were the aworis.

What if I told you Oranmiyan son of Oduduwa name the nation bini, became the first "Oba" and the dynasty?

yeah I know that, and where do you think oduduwa come from?

laudate:
I know that you want everyone to know that your mumu button dey my hand, but quite frankly your antics are beginning to get ridiculous. If you are looking for someone to support your stupidity, don't look in my direction, biko. Look elsewhere. Now, swerve!

You are carrying Bini-Lagos matter on your head like gala, as if someone paid you to do it. Try not to kill yourself over this issue, you hear?

am just trying to tell you the fact, you don't need to insult me na

tintingz:
The article said "mordern day Lagos" was founded by bini, you should know there were people living in Lagos before the bini people came and conquer, they are the aworis.

Cc ozila

yeah I know there were people there including Bini people too, do you think they will allow Bini to annex them if they weren't been ruled by a Bini man?

TimeMod3:
rita you no get shame I swear. ijaws don annex Gelegele finish but that one never pain you reach body.

oya come to my room let me teach you the history of Lagos...

#NoBitchAttitude

Lagos was founded by bini. full stop.

see how he is using social media to gather fans and when he win now he will start looking for anti social media bill to sign.

ozila:
so Benin is the oldest city and even and the founder of lagos

yes oh but yet those guys won't agree


cc.

Olu317
TheKingIsHere
Laudate
Thylord
TimeMod3

Hozier:
Any spirit calling Nigeria into Group B should die by fire!

Amen

The first round of the draw has been completed and this is how the groups look like right now:

Group A: Russia

Group B: Portugal

Group C: France

Group � Argentina

Group E: Brazil

Group F: Germany

Group G: Belgium

Group H: Poland

chai this is serious, if only buhari will wake up and fight this fulani terrorist once and for all, but I guess he will rather arrest the soldiers fighting them.

erifeoluwasimi:
this political congratulations are for2019 elections

you are 101% right especially that of Atiku

The study of 46 countries and 800 occupations by the McKinsey Global Institute found that up to one-fifth of the global work force will be affected.
It said one-third of the workforce in richer nations like Germany and the US may need to retrain for other jobs.
Machine operators and food workers will be hit hardest, the report says.
Poorer countries that have less money to invest in automation will not be affected as much, according to McKinsey.



India, the authors write, will only have about 9% of jobs replaced by emerging technologies.
The authors see tasks carried out by mortgage brokers, paralegals, accountants, and some back-office staff as especially vulnerable to automation.


Jobs requiring human interaction such as doctors, lawyers, teachers and bartenders are seen by McKinsey as less prone to automation.
Specialised lower-wage jobs, such as gardening, plumbing and care work, will also be less affected by automation, the study predicted.
In developed countries, the need for a university education will grow, as jobs that require less education shrink.


In the US alone, 39 to 73 million jobs may be eliminated by 2030, but about 20 million of those displaced workers may be able to easily transfer to other industries, according to the McKinsey report .
In the UK, 20% of current jobs will be automated over the same period, the author's forecast.




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Cc. lalasticlala

they should come back and help develop our country, the leaders cannot do it alone.

Leyqute:
I enjoyed Gotham season I and II (especially II). From there it went downhill. The story just became...wack. I don't even bother to download it again. I've suffered enough.

same with me

Santinojr:
Super Girl Is Crap

very useless

the way Nigeria are embracing car racing competition now they wonder me, I hope the next Toronto won't be born in naija.

Olalekanbanky1:
From ur point, u sound more or less like telling us that Evans is not the only kidnapper in Nigeria, so he shudnt be condemned. Talk without bn politically biased for once. Peace.

okay

SmartchoiceNGR:
If you trivialize this issue... You will have a taste of what you are celebrating very soon in Jesus name!

sharrap, is he the only governor owing salary? go to IMO state you won't only cry you will faint.


mtchewww

he has already smoked off his music career, so na im sabi