codemaniacs:




elvictor comment is the reason why some Nigerians and some Africans support Trump... leisuretym comment below is the reason Nigerians don't want b:iden to win....

Trump's ignorance of Africa is what has helped reduce t:error attacks in Africa...

If a U:S president is not going to support Africa's development then that president needs to ignore Africa which is what O:bama should have done.... instead of helping turn African countries to war zones and refugee camps....

b:iden winning is bad for African countries.

Oga there is very minimal difference between democrats and republicans when it comes to the internationall policies of the USA.

Which countries did democrats 'destrroy' in Africa that republicans won't do same?

Has anything like the Arab spring which led to the eventual US interference in Libya happened under Trumps time in office?

Have you forgotten how bush invaded the Middle east under the pretence of looking for weapons of mass destruction which they had?

Always complaining always blaming everyone but himself.
Michigan and Wisconsin have flipped, Arizona and its 11 electoral college votes which he took in 2016 are safely in the Dems sack.

That is the end.

Nigerians religiously supporting Trump are some of the most ridiculous black people to ever exist.
Una no even get shame... if we were in the mid 19th century, Trump as a US lawmaker would vote against the abolition of slavery. As a mtatter of fact, if he could have his way blacks in the US wouldn't have been 'allowed' to vote in this election.

Anyways, bye bye Trump!

LegendHero:


That’s 2-0 out of Nine.

We are still waiting the rest to know what’s up.

shey kini yen jare.

uniqueboi1:


2-0 against who?
Tribal bigot.

Against rest of Nigeria together..

Bb

To participate in Protests.. dem no go show.
To burst into Palliative warehouse, you see them in numbers.

Northerners.

Facts.

Lagos state can't be turned into a FT (Federal Territory)

Maybe Eti osa and Lagos Island can follow, but definitely not the greater part (80%) of Lagos state which were all part of the defunct Western region before they were brought to become a part of Lagos state in 1967.

I smell a population census coming up.

mosdii:
Bayelsa state is the only homogeneous Ijaw state in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria.

Bayelsa is the acronym of the then 3 local government areas in old Rivers State namely; Brass, Yenagoa and Sagbama (BALGA, YELGA & SALGA).
Present day Bayelsa, has 8 LGA's namely;
1. Kolokuma/Opokuma
2. Yenagoa
3. Southern ijaw
4. Sagbama
5. Ekeremor
6. Ogbia
7. Nembe
8. Brass

In the old Rivers State, Brass LGA comprised of Ogbia, Nembe & Brass respectively.
Yenagoa LGA comprised of Kolokuma/Opokuma, Yenagoa and Southern ijaw and
Sagbama LGA comprised of Sagbama and Ekeremor.

Bayelsa state is predominantly ijaw with other sub and ijaw dialects.

These ijaw dialects includes;
1. Nembe: This ijaw dialect is the second most spoken ijaw dialect in the state after the more conventional ijaw dialect.
It is spoken in two local government areas; Nembe and Brass who are similar to the kalabari people of Rivers State.

2. Ogbia: This dialect is the third most spoken ijaw dialect in the state. This dialect is synonymous with the Abua and Odual dialect in Rivers State.
The Ogbia, Abua and Odual people are said to be from the same roots.
The Ogbia dialect is spoken by people of Ogbia local government area.
Former President GEJ is from this area.

3. Epie-Atissa: This dialect is spoken by the people of Epie-Atissa in the state capital of Yenagoa.
They are said to be an offshoot of the Edoid descendants of Oguan.

4. Urobho: This dialect is spoken by the Ofoni people in Sagbama LGA of Bayelsa state.
They are synonymous to the Urobhos in Delta state.

5. Okordia: This dialect is spoken by the Okordia people in Yenagoa LGA.

6. Biseni: Spoken by the Biseni people in Yenagoa LGA.

7. Zarama: Spoken by the Zarama people in Yenagoa LGA.

The last three dialects are synonymous and they are known with the acronym OZB.

Your opening statement and your number 4 fact are contradictory... No?

So Ikpoba Okha is not even 100% indiginous binis? Same with the Ovia local governments same with Orhionmwon.

How many LG do Binis now indigenously occupy in entirety?

Etrusen:
it's really funny


yorubas are truly confuse with their history


please OP remove Egbeta and usen of edo state from the list because they were are not Yoruba community and weren't founded by Yorubas

They are Yoruba communities.

You probably haven't even been there before.

Useless government.

Hh

Aircraft to protect herdsmen on ground. Nigeria is the only country I know where terrorists fly aircrafts to protect their fellow terrorists on ground operations.
See as the garnish the missiles for floor with red carpet like pikin wey just see big meat chop.

proeast:


Honestly, I really blame some of the Anioma people who doesn't understand the implications of allowing such insult by these guys to stand against them.

People are relying on myths and legends to claim being superior to another group of people that are totally different from them.

Of what benefit would associating with Benin offer to the Anioma people when they're even more populous, more educated, and more endowed in terms of human and natural resources than the said Bini, a minority group with nothing to offer?

Chaiiii
Gregyboy see your life? See how bini was totally and utterly disgraced! c’est dommage

TAO11:
Lol.

Yeah, they actually do celebrate OdUduwa festival.

These people have to be the biggest history distorters Nigeria will ever see.
It is like Hausa people saying the Jihad never happened and their kings aren't Fulanis because the palace titles are in Hausa language

TAO11 destroys these dudes with hard nut cracking evidence every single time

Besides, how come the Binis celebrate Ododuwa festival in Ubinu and not Ekaladerhan festival?

Bunch of modern revisionists.

Wonderful news.

I can't find Laycon's post on the OPPO twitter page.

Did they remove his own or what is going on?

MelesZenawi:


Case closed.

face Ijebu.

lol ever seen people creating thread on NL to romance Ijebus into being Yorubas? lol
I actually just dey laff you ppl.

MelesZenawi:


Her name is Ndidiamaka as I watched, case closed.

That's an Igbo name.

ok, so why are we now discussing it here?

MelesZenawi:


Yoruba people sef..Lol

lol, you know its the truth.. otherwise tell us what is so special about her presentation that makes it warrant a stand alone thread?

davodyguy:
Why not show the presentations of the others?

Because the main purpose of this thread is to start a discussion about Ikas and show to the world that an Ika girl on BBN represented herself as Ibo.

NubaVertigo:


I'm curious though, also. Could there be any link with the fact that Nok art is found near their site and Esie (Yoruba sculptures) and other forms of Yoruba art look like Nok art? They also speak a language which falls under the Volta-Niger cluster -- "Gb" consonant and "kp" consonant

Note that they also see that head as sacred, but treat it moreso as such than the Yorubas do.

Just asking questions. (note: I think Nok is actually found in the Atyap section, but they live immediately close to Gbagyi)

Their reverence for the “head” might just be co-incidental with that of the Yoruba, Furthermore- there is no proof per say that the makers of the ancient Nok works of art were the direct ancestors of todays Gbagyis, and even if they were, I am sure there are other populations descended from the same stock as well.

Yes I am familiar with their language , it sounds very much like Nupe.

Gbagyis? Nope..

Yorubas don’t mention them in our history even when Nupe (Tapa) is mentioned severally and is very well known. There are even towns in Yorubaland founded by Nupes.

Gbagyis are more like the Nupes without a strong culture/history- and we don’t really know them.

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