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KingOvoramwen1:lol shameless Benin boy at least he is NOT an Enogie Benin slave like those in your various edo hamlets. https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/11082243_897905670259579_2721475153401431325_o.jpg?oh=6fe046b3f67ce99bae10f2532d6fa07f&oe=5A258E88 That is Omosede Igbinedion Kneeling before him like the Bini slave she is... ![]() Notice his crown styled like that of Adimula the Ooni? He is using style to tell the Oba (borrowed Yoruba title) of Benin to shove a Dongoyaro stick up his ass. It is a STATEMENT. |
hahaha what a thread. Edo state is honestly hopeless. We shall tear that entity apart when the time comes. Yoruba will take their own, Ijaw will take their own, Igbo, Igala and Itsekiris will ALL take their portions of the artificial state, and Edo muslims which are 20% will join Arewanistan Sharia republic. The Bini miscreants around benin can do whatever they like with the rest. ![]() |
Oluogbe, Olu Awure, the Oba of Usen..lol Oba of Benin can go choke on a co.ck. Usen in Ovia South West is a Full Fledged Yoruba town. Long live the Elawure. https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/16003040_1831663720448374_8972208698506824019_n.jpg?oh=c74589f15487a89b94fb8fd41e4d4101&oe=5A25120B https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/14484690_1033790733404267_7467851589511064883_n.jpg?oh=f56a3d9c806684912080646a0042d874&oe=5A1CE40B |
According to Oba James Ogunnubi, the Onibillo of Ibillo, the people of that town are Proud Yorubas that migrated from Ife. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4360/36647191275_126b04fb2e_b.jpg |
Ijaw are aborigines of Edo, Bini are Yorubas —IPDI Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/ijaw-aborigines-edo-not-bini-ipdi/ “Perhaps, another historian, who bore witness to the invasion of Ijawland by the Yoruba new visitors is E. Alademomi Kenyo, who in his book titled The Origin and Title of Yoruba Rulers (N.D) Page 3, stated: ‘Up till time, the Oba (in Benin) and his people were pure Yoruba and did not understand the language of the aborigines, who usually salute themselves and the new people (the Bini) Adoo, Dolo.” “Going by the above author, the land they refer to as Bini land today belongs to the Ijaw people.No amount of distortion of history or documents of Benin will deter Ijaw from being focused.Oba of Benin has no mouth or jurisdiction in the entire southern half of OVIA south west which is Ijaw land. They've told you lots several times, una no wan hear.lol, that's why they killed the odionwere the oba appointed there, and NOTHING happened, hahaha. Shame indeed, eehya! |
Oba Emmanuel Adeche, King of Igarra, Akoko Edo. Paramount ruler and highest ranked king in the biggest local government of Edo state outside Benin. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4337/36477965392_826053c89e_c.jpg |
Emir of Auchi, second biggest town in Edo state. https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/12791050_1328264777261069_1200384184907368662_n.jpg?oh=4066642d5e351a628410f9be5f8e1943&oe=5A307F16 |
lol I can still bet for Ilorin to be 95% Yoruba in 100 years than I can bet that Auchi will remain same in the same time period. These are towns supposedly in southern Nigeria for God's sake. At least Lugard made the error of demarcating Okun and parts of Kwara into North. So called Southern traditional rulers tyeing turban everywhere and picking up Hausa titles like pure water. |
KingOvoramwen1:lol this guy types like an Infant, Lmao. I can post a link to the Oba of Jebba during Pan Oodua conference in Ibadan if you want to see it. Now that I have shown how fragmented Edo state is as a whole, this mumu is trying to show which area is more islamic than which area. From Yoruba forces to Emirs everywhere, to Ijaws in Edo south to Igbos in Ekpon in Esan land and Igbanke, to Igalas in Agenebode , Illushi and Esan southeast LG... Katakata just dey shele for "Edo Kingdom" Edo muslims don't even bear Edo names anymore (no kidding to any neutral observers watching this thread) you will see someone whose name is Abbdullah Galadima and Muhammad Bello Dan Azumi claiming to be from Edo. Just go to Auchi, Okpella, Warrake, Ibie, Agenebode Etc them plenty for there. To the extent that Northerners now see those areas as part of the North. Look at what the Aboki in this picture is saying https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4359/35837569333_4ea0b1cac8_b.jpg It's a pity really. |
KingOvoramwen1:WOOOOOW. Jebba deep in northern Kwara on very the banks of the Niger still maintains an Oba whereas Warrake deep in Owan can't even maintain their culture. lmao Abu Mohamodu Oshimeh (Galadima 1) of Warrake Land in Owan East L.G.A of Edo State. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4404/35837643273_3e76d79531.jpg What is their excuse? smh You no dey even shame. |
KingOvoramwen1:Otaru took a picture with the King of his designated state capital.... Clap for yourself... lol, what an achievement. Even Sanusi Lamido Emir of kano took a picture with Oba of Benin, so what? Here is Lamido of Yola/Adamawa picture with Oba of Benin too https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/20418_459310637448164_1314441654_n.jpg?oh=985105c56e39aa9a05c2a9c626d1b2dd&oe=5A27CACF Where s the Enogie of Auchi? kikiki Auchi: Learning from the only emirate in Southern Nigeria (II) https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/weekly/index.php/philosofaith/15358-auchi-learning-from-the-only-emirate-in-southern-nigeria-i It is on fact that the Otaru frolicks more with Northern Emirs and feels more comfortable among them than he does in your phantom Benin kingdom. ![]() I pity your state of existence. |
KingOvoramwen1:lol you don't know anything. Most Etsakos don't really feel any deep level of kinship with Benin, other that the fact that you share states, and they speak Edoid languages (which in itself is not a signifier of ethnic attachment/loyalties). Does the Otaru of Auchi here look like he reports anything to Benin to you? I have told you before, any Edo community that does not have an Odionwere or Enogie, just FORGET about them in your landgrabbing crusade. https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/12745591_1015861488486629_3898758203887036178_n.jpg?oh=5476a28387d7f9ec654a4422696f8a57&oe=59EEEE54 https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/12901323_10206162929019132_376489136270667378_o.jpg?oh=d8343381788044b3c3bedbeb2e316299&oe=5A2C0B9B LMAO... keep masturbating over empire wey don die teeey tey, till reality slaps you in the face. |
KingOvoramwen1:LOL.... see this one, he doesnt even have geographic knowledge of his state and he is arguing with me on Pan Akoko Identity. Shioor. For your information Igarras are proud Ebira Etunos. That is why I keep saying this discussion is beyond your limited Benin knowledge scope. Yes we know they are only Tolerated in Edo state and not actually wanted or embraced. They only reason why they are now in Bendel/Edo is that during the creation of the defunct bendel, their votes were all counted together with the one single Afemai region that includes various other people. same way the Itsekiris were counted in the entire old Warri division that was synonymous with all Delta South and Central today, comprised isokos, Urhobos, Western Ijaws and them) Be rest assured that now they have their own local government, things are quite different from before when they were all lumped together under Afemai/Kukuruuku. |
KingOvoramwen1:Sure Igarra is a Hamlet. Leave it like that. The people there are proud of their "Hamlet". Akoko Edo is the most populated local Government in All of Edo state outside Egor, Ikpoba Okha and Oredo (LGs in greater Benin area). But of course, I don't expect you to know that since anything outside of Sakponba road falls outside your geoggraphic scope of Knowledge. I pity your inferiority complex. ![]() |
pazienza:I have never heard of any kind of political clamor for inclusion in Edo from the people of ifira, Sosan Oke, Sosan Isale, Ishua or Ifira to be in Edo or to be anything Edo! They are proud to be Yorubas and are happy where they are. What I believe went over your head is that the fact that the language these people speak or spoke is classified as "Edoid" does not mean they see themselves as anything Edo-ish. Again you are forgetting the fact that there is no "Pan-Edo" ethnicity anywhere, Go and worry about the current border clashes between Ette igalas/Idomas and Enugu state, the Olumbanasaa Igala communities in Anambra and their feelings of rejection, the Ebonyi non Igbos that came from Cross River and Benue, the Annang/Igbo clashes between Abia and Akwa Ibom and the Ukwuani/Isoko clashes instead of "chooking" your mouth into 100% peaceful border regions that are clearly mixing and enjoying the party of the advantage of their locations. These are Palace dignitaries from Igarra, Edo state, tell me if they look like your Average Benin Palace setting of Today. https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/421719_251830044903071_912044452_n.jpg?oh=c3e46d665aac9cf7275aeb75eb508661&oe=5A2FA801 https://scontent.fyzd1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13880378_949433695178481_2658086773518423728_n.jpg?oh=97de2eeaf16fa60c49d1e2ecca967685&oe=5A282847 |
Marked register and saved space. |
9jakool:Woow, Elaborately dissected. I knew of the Edo south Yoruba speaking communities, but decided to keep them out for now since we are focusing on Edo North. Some of them in Ovia NE include. Usen Uhen Olumoye Agopanu Egbeta Ogbese Utesse And many other very small communes. While in Ovia SW, we have the likes of Gbelemotin Oke Gbelemotin Odo Madagbayu Siluko (which actually speak similar to Okitipupa and Ode Irele people, i.e Ikale) and Others..... Once again, thanks for the response. |
Niice one. |
KingOvoramwen1:Bla bla bla blaaaaah..... lol I see Yoruba Influence in Akoko Edo people and not the other way round, mumunatu. ![]() |
isn't this picture that of the so called miracle lake that was discovered a while ago in Nachi, Enugu state? |
Boko Haram is now in Kebbi / NW? shuoooo |
KingOvoramwen1:Proper MUMU na him you be. Do you think I didn't see the name of their Oba before posting the Link here MYSELF? lol Are we talking about the name of the king or the language most of the entire town speaks? The so called Edo communities you are claiming in Ondo, do they bear Edo names? lol Besides why didn't the town claim Benin origin but chose to claim Ife? Why do they have a FULL FLEDGED Oba of their own and not an Enogie or Odionwere? muuumu In case you don't know like 90% of people in the town of Okpe have Yoruba and not Edo names. Does that make them Yorubas then? You can go there and survey them yourself. |
KingOvoramwen1:Except that they Okpe and many other communities there both speak Yoruba, and trace their origin to Ife. The only places that peak edoid dialect in Ondo that I know of, has already been shown by the OP. Maybe you should ask actual people from the towns in question instead of running your mouth on something you have only limited knowledge about. I don't understand anything about what you said on Itsekiri, Their language is Yoruboid, not Yoruba. You are only being emotional, I will excuse you till the real OP returns. Though, her terrain is quite rocky, Okpe Kingdom is blessed with a vast expanse of farmland, bordering on Owan area of Edo State and Idogun town in Ondo State. The people are hardworking, peace-loving, generous and very hospitable. Male inhabitants of Okpe are predominantly farmers and hunters while their women are known for weaving.http://www.afemaipeople.com/okpe-kingdom |
KingOvoramwen1:lol, I ain't got your time this morning. Last time I was in Okpe Akoko, Edo state at the Oba Olokpe of Okpe's palace, Yoruba was what everybody in the town were speaking. I no go insult you back.. My question was directed at the OP not You , and except you have been to all the towns in Akoko Edo, you have no knowledge to speak on their behalf. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4376/35818384763_fe7457ec60_o.jpg |
KingOvoramwen1:Bia, are you the OP? did I say Akoko Edo is 2 local governments? |
Do the one for Akoko Edo too and show the dialects there |
Interesting. |
Sh!t happens. |
wabbyland:They have Pre Packaged quantities on Jumia and Konga. I think local rice stalls also have it. |
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