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Culture › Re: Ongoing Renovation Of Ooni Of Ife's Palace (Photos) by scholes0(m):
Sellout Ooni
Supposed custodian of Yoruba traditions Who went to kneel in a colonial church.
I should hv known something was wrong, when they made this naive youngster the custodian of Oduduwa.
Politics › Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by scholes0(m): 6:33pm On Dec 18, 2015
TonyeBarcanista:
This is pure BADERASH sir!

OBJ brought GEJ, Ijaw nation and the South-South to national stage when the odds were against GEJ. They fell out so it was natural for Obj to jump ship. Beside, GEJ reneged on an agreement so it is a different issue.

On Ikoli, you probably just heard of him but Sir, Awo supported him TWICE not once. Awo didn't support him because he(Awo) wanted the position, he did out of pure love,loyalty and conviction. You can keep your own theory away. This is a very serious matter.

Beside, he died, he wasn't killed... Abi na Awo be him God to preserve him life? Bros abeg shift. Thanks
Remember the case of Eyo-Ita who was the then leader of the Eastern regional government pushed overboard by Zik and co, in their bid to put an end to the agitation for an Ogoja-Calabar-Rivers region carved out of the old East?
Culture › Re: Origin Of The Bantu Peoples: Eastern Nigeria/Western Cameroun? by scholes0(m): 5:28pm On Dec 18, 2015
kwametut:
British Caribbean only has 34 million blacks 25% of those have BANTU ROOTS. grin grin grin grin grin grin

AFRICA DEMOGRAPHICS POP. =1,1 BILLION
NORTH AND EAST AFRICA HORN REGION =260 MILLION (with Arab roots)
WEST AFRICA =340 MILLION (over 40 m afro asians)
BANTU AFRICA = 495 MILLION PEOPLE grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

There are more BANTU AFRICANS in AMERICAS as I said and many more in AFRICA. WE SWALLOW SMALL GROUPS. cheesy grin grin grin grin grin
lol what is this?
Politics › Re: 3 Million Nigerians Living Illegally In UK - Senate by scholes0(m): 5:33am On Dec 18, 2015
3 Million Nigerians out about 65 Million people in the UK....
Puleese spare me the crap! .... Just a bunch of uneducated buffoons in the senate.
Culture › Re: The Caribbean Islands Where Indigenes Speak Igbo And Yoruba by scholes0(m): 8:50pm On Dec 17, 2015
Stale ...
Culture › Re: Hilarious Meanings Of "Eh Hen" In Nigeria by scholes0(m): 12:17pm On Dec 16, 2015
The tonality varies though.
A single expression can mean a dozen things with tonality.
Culture › Re: Yoruba music of Non-Nigerian origin. by scholes0(op): 5:56pm On Dec 15, 2015
Temi Tokpe (Tope) - Mine is worth thanks


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi-pz74BrUc
Culture › Re: Yoruba music of Non-Nigerian origin. by scholes0(op): 5:31pm On Dec 15, 2015
Can't believe I just discovered this lady.
She's real.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5531CayDb84
Culture › Re: Yoruba music of Non-Nigerian origin. by scholes0(op): 5:29pm On Dec 15, 2015
kossyablaze:
Inconclusive songs
Inconclusive how? How does a song conclude?
Culture › Re: Yoruba music of Non-Nigerian origin. by scholes0(op): 5:22pm On Dec 15, 2015
Ina ti ran - Light has spread


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb-z0cHfaaI
Culture › Yoruba music of Non-Nigerian origin. by scholes0(op):
Post and discuss Yoruba Music of Non-Nigerian Origin Here.

A few examples.

Cotonou, Benin

E wa ka se ere - Come let us have fun


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka1mJsdUnNg
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 9:24am On Dec 14, 2015
MorrowCaligari:
huh! i wonder what this masterpieces art were? maybe you mean carving dolls! maybe carving dolls naked makes you civilized?? grin grin

you entered the atlantic slave trade because you were a worthless race of primitive good for nothings, best put to use as slaves.



sooo? what do you mean even? until contact with hausas, fulanis werent an organised state, they were a nomadic tribe then.


lieeees! the pygmies were enslaved! there are well known stories of pygmies being enslaved! i still think theyre more civilized than you though!


how are we slaves to whites when they never enslaved us? how are we slaves to arabs when they never enslaved us? slaves to fulanishuh? now that is just a desperate joke grin grin grin grin
Yes basically everybody enslaved you....
Read about hausa slaves in the Americas.....
Where are the descendants of pygmies in the new world or Arab world.... what is the average height of their offspring...lol.... stupied person.

Read for yourself, Silly thing....


The slaves sold by Oyo were from four different sources: 1) native criminals, who were not so numerous, 2) war captives, who were the majority 3) slaves given in tribute by vassal states, such as Dahomey, who were not so many, and 4) slaves bought from Nupe, Borgu and even the Hausa states and Borno, especially in the late 18th century. Adams (1786-1800) refers to the large numbers of Hausa slaves for sale at Porto Novo


http://www.dhspriory.org/kenny/NWAfr/a14.htm

LOL, Hausas are just a pathetic race in general.... contributing nothing to both modern and ancient huanity.


cc: Macof, come see some of our slaves, awon Eru Hausa.
Culture › Re: Yoruba History Supported By DNA. The Eurasia connection by scholes0(m): 9:17am On Dec 14, 2015
Personally, I dont believe in this person called Lamurudu.
There is no oral literature in all of Yorubaland that talks of him.
What is his Oriki?

He is probably just a conjured figure.
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 9:11am On Dec 14, 2015
MorrowCaligari:
now youre just being stuuupid and reckless! such an event never happened! even dan fodio wore hausa clothing and im sure his wife dressed like hausa women, thats why he was comfortable promoting eductaion of women!



tell that to the historians, i dont want it!


Really? again you cant provide any evidence, but theres countless evidence of yoruba slaves all over the world, the rate at which yorubas were enslaved is legendary!!!!

.....
really? im still wondering where you guys were during all thishuh grin, the ability to convert the arabic script and use it as ours for our language is an achievement itself. you sure as hell couldnt!

loool! im sure were not! believe that at your own peril.
As at AD 700, shortly after the rise of Islam Itself, Yorubas were already making master pieces of Art, while your people were busy doing God knows what .... We entered the atlantic slave trade because of our coastal location near the Mid Atlantic, Nothing more.
Even the Fulanis in Guinea and Senegal were sold in the Atlantic slave trade in great numbers, which goes to show that it more of a function of location.
Even primitive Pygmies were never sold as slaves, because of their location in the congo forest.

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Slaves to Whites, Slaves to Arabs and Finally, slaves to Fulanis..... describes the contemporary Hausa man perfectly well.[/size]
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 8:57am On Dec 14, 2015
MorrowCaligari:
hey, dont blame me, blame the historians, i dont even want it.





the almoravids werent a subsaharan civilization dumb a.ss!!!! also, what is the tarur islamic? it wasnt an islamic jihad dumbo! im not saying we adopted islam first, i can agree that the songhais and kanuris did, but the first jihad in subsahran africa was fought by hausas!!! stop exposing your stupidity!




the timbuktu mosque wasnt a multi story building dweeb! you need to stop drinking the haterade and bow down to your superiors! the gobarau minaret is accepted as the first multi story building in west africa by all! go lick your putrid wounds somewhere. one would wonder while all of this was going on where your worthless race was....





millet was never our speciality, but exporting your worthless people as slaves, i agree.
and what script were you using? looool!
one question none of you dweebs can answer! give me a bloody example!!!! plonker!
Usman dan fodio described Hausa women as shameless women who bared their breasts out in the Open and wore little clothing....lol
Who told You Almoravids are a SS African civilization? They are berbers from North Africa, Ode. en..... lol

Either you want nok or not, it was NEVER yours to begin with....lol
So Gobarau is no more he first in Africa, it is now est Africa....
If this isn't multi storey , then I don't know what it is....

https://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/120412050115-sankore-mosque-timbuktu-horizontal-large-gallery.jpg

I think you are suffering from stupidity.... Go and read about Hausa slaves in the New world.... you lots suffered on two fronts, being sold as slaves into the Arab world, and beng sold as slaves into the new world (Americas).....chaaai ..... only Awusa.

Hahahaha, at first you talked about Hausas having an organized script, until I told you that you had NOTHING before Arab exposure....Lmao .....
Even today, you are still Nothing compared to Yorubas.... And that is In all spheres of life.
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 8:34am On Dec 14, 2015
MorrowCaligari:
the nok art has been credited to hausas by most, though i dont want it.
Lies...... As at the time of Nok art there was nothing like Hausa people, stop fooling yourself, not to mention that the archaeological sites of Nok are located in Central Nigeria. Or maybe you don't know the real boundaries of our territory.
Nok art is just plain crude art that gets its recognition not from the genius behind it, but for it's age.

https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hg/hg_d_nok_d2map.jpg

https://detoursdesmondes.typepad.com/dtours_des_mondes/images/nigeria_map.jpg
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/nok/hd_nok.htm

hausa accepted islam early in their civilization, the first recorded islamic jihad fought in subsaharan Africa was fought by the hausa king of kano Ali yaji dan tsamiya, the battle of santolo.
Another lie.
The earliest Jihads in West Africa are the Almoravid raids into Mali and Senegal conquering in the name of Islam, not some battle of santolo.
Infact, the Serer and Fulani established Takrur islamic in the Senegal river valley predates anything Islamic you have in Hausaland. Not to mention that as at the time of the earliest Hausa converts, only a tiny proportion of the ruling class were muslim, the majority of the population masses were still practicing their Hausa traditional religions. And they didn't build anything remarkable of their own doing. Even Usman dan Fodio noticed the crudeness of the average Hausa as at the 18th century when he was around.

The hausa tubali architecture is unique, it is also worthy of note that the first multi story building in africa was built by hausas, the gobarau minaret, what about the gidan rumfa? if you want to see more about the beauty of tubali, google it. what was your architecture called? what did it look like? a rat hole? bad joke...
Good Lord, why do you love Lying so Much.... It isn;t even the oldest in West Africa, talk less of Africa.
The timbuktu mosque predates it, and so do many other awesome taller structures in Africa such as Great Zimbabwe.
And there is nothing unique about Rubali....lol, it is a subset of the general type of building that is common in the Sudan savannah Zone, even Ivory Coast and Ghana have similar structures within their countries. such as the gur buildings of Larabanga and bolgatanga.
Like I said, every African group have their ways of building based on their lifestyles, you build urs based on your climate and I built mine based on mine.

just accept that you were primitive backwards people and if it wasnt for the brits youd still be the same , thank your british slave masters for having mercy on you,. and the ajami script, thoughusing arabic alphabets was used to record hausa not arabic. and it had unique alphabets and vowels of its own.
Just accept the fact that Hausa people were a backward millet growing people who worshipped ancestral spirits before Arab traders saw their pity and saved their sorry asses from shamanism. Ajami uses the ARABIC script not the Hausa script for a reason, Olodo.
Everything that would have made you unique have been more or less halfway destroyed by Arabs. Fulanis then came into the picture and completed the job..... Eeeehya...
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 7:51am On Dec 14, 2015
MorrowCaligari:
Our unique tubali architecture speaks for itself, if sculpting is what you're talking about then it's against our religion. We had an organised writing script, we could read and write when your people didn't even know what a book was. There are a lot of Hausa works of literature if only you weren't too stu.pid comment without checking.
You didn't have any organized writing script, the Arabs introduced Arabic to you.
And what is Tubuli lol, every group in Africa have their way of building things, the question is.... is it awe inspiring enough to garner international reputation .....

So, if your religion is against sculpting, where are the ones you sculpted in your pre-Islamic lives
Culture › Re: Lies About Oyo Empire by scholes0(m): 5:07am On Dec 14, 2015
OPCNAIRALAND:
Now, since you have failed inspite of repeated invitation to bring your history and greatness into focus for review...i say whoever opened this thread was not a friend of the Hausa north. They meant to ridicule you on the internet.
loool.....
Ask them to show you any world renowned art works and Philosophy of Hausa origin.
Culture › Re: Re: Bantu/benue-congo/igbo Relationship. by scholes0(m): 12:44pm On Dec 13, 2015
Radoillo:
LOL. I tire, bro. I was actually only patronizing him.
grin grin

the tivs or tikars are probably their parent language.
Culture › Re: Re: Bantu/benue-congo/igbo Relationship. by scholes0(m): 11:44am On Dec 13, 2015
Radoillo:
Ah, the 'select the worst image of X I can find, and compare it with the best image of Y I can find' fallacious type of argument.

All I had to do was type in 'shanty town South Africa', or 'slums Angola' or ' slums Congo' in Google, then hit on images to find places as bad as, or even worse than the Nigerian videos up there. You are smarter than this, my friend.
Who told you he is smart?
He/She/It behind that username is as stupid as fck....
Bantu isn't even an ethnic group, it is a language group. Someone like Wangari Maathai, Paul Kagame and Jacob Zuma are nothing alike, yet, they are all Bantu language speakers. (speakers of a lost West African language offshoot, looooool)
Stupied will always be stupied.

It is like comparing German and Bengali people and saying , they belong to the Indo-European tribe.....
Culture › Re: Ebira Has Elements Of Igbo In It Or Am I Wrong by scholes0(m): 11:11pm On Dec 12, 2015
Ebira , elements of Igbo ke?
Culture › Re: Which Tribe Have The Hottest Dance Step In Nigeria? by scholes0(m): 10:21pm On Dec 12, 2015
Ohhh!!... the good old days of Polls are gone on Nairaland...

sad
Culture › Re: The Countries Where Rats Are On The Menu!!!! by scholes0(m): 7:21pm On Dec 11, 2015
The ones I know are eaten in my area are not rats, but other field rodents such as Hare, Squirrels, grasscutter or bush Rabbits.
I know these westerners describe every rodent in the bush as a rat.
Politics › Re: Lagos Shuts 53 Churches, Mosques by scholes0(m): 8:31am On Dec 10, 2015
Very good..
Infact, wonderful!
Culture › Re: "We The Ewe People Of Ghana Are The Same As Yoruba"- Yewe2011.ewe Guy From Ghana by scholes0(m): 10:47pm On Dec 09, 2015
tpiar:
Oh, shymexx is the op?
Why do you say so?
Culture › Re: "We The Ewe People Of Ghana Are The Same As Yoruba"- Yewe2011.ewe Guy From Ghana by scholes0(m): 10:41pm On Dec 09, 2015
Thread reopened for serious discussion.
I believe the OP, I think he is right.
Culture › Re: Dont Kill Yoruba Words by scholes0(m):
I personally prefer Kpomo to Pomo
How can you spell the "Gb" sound correctly , then spell the Kp sund as just "p" ?

'Kp' exists in the Yoruba alphabets, not sure why it was removed, cause it makes no sense.
Ppepeye' used to be 'Kpekpeye', and 'Pako' used to be 'Kpako'.

If a non-yoruba sees something spelled wrongly he/she would pronounce it wrongly as well.
Culture › Re: Some Misconception About Warri And Her People by scholes0(m): 2:36am On Dec 09, 2015
Smh!!
Politics › Re: Melaye Appears In Senate In Unusual Attire- Daily Trust by scholes0(m):
EdCure:
Nothing exactly. But it's just another way of inspiring awe and courting controversy by Dino.
It is the fellow senators calling him Babalawo and Kabiyesi saying he turned the house into a shrine that I am most perplexed about.
Since when did our traditional clothing become the exclusive reserve of native doctors and royalty?
One even called him out for improper dressing.
Politics › Re: Melaye Appears In Senate In Unusual Attire- Daily Trust by scholes0(m): 7:46am On Dec 08, 2015
HungerBAD:
For about two hours, Senator Dino Melaye (APC, Kogi West), turned the floor of the Red Chamber into his[b] palace cum shrine[/b], leaving his colleagues perplexed. Our correspondent reports the scenario.

From all corners, senators were heard shouting: “Babalawo, Kabiyesi and masquerade,” when Senator Dino Melaye walked into the Upper Chamber, last Wednesday, for the day’s legislative activities.
Melaye, who is neither a presiding officer nor a principal officer, came into the chamber together with the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Deputy
But 30 minutes later, specifically by 11:30am, Melaye returned to the chamber. It was at this point that Senator Peter Nwaboshi (PDP, Delta North) raised point of order, saying: “Melaye was not properly dressed, he dresses like Babalawo.”

Our correspondent reports that Order 56 (13) of the Senate Standing Orders 2015 as amended says: “Senators shall attend the sitting of the Senate properly dressed.” In his response to Nwaboshi order, Saraki said: “Which part of the dressing are you complaining about? It is noted.”
Few minutes later, Melaye stood up and went towards Nwaboshi’s seat, where he chatted with his colleague.
Seun,lalasticlala,mynd44

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/day-dino-melaye-appears-in-senate-in-unusual-attire/123183.html
This is the problem with Africans....
What exactly is wrong with his dressing?

When I saw 'unusual attire' I was even thinking he wore something really out of place.... Mtcheew
Culture › Re: Ana-ife Odon-itsu Atakpamé, Togo by scholes0(m): 12:18am On Dec 08, 2015
tarano:
This is their Language. There are also christians among Ife-Ana.

http://globalrecordings.net/en/program/C64698
My Guy, this is just plain Yoruba na..
Why don't they just call it that?

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