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Raf4:Oranmiyan is a made up person, not a historical person. Oranmiyan is like Peter Pan or batman or superman or father Christmas or captain America. You know nothing about history and that is why you confuse a fairytale with actual history. But like most ignorant Nigerians, you believe you know better. |
GUNITGuy:Look, I'm not paid to be your tutor, I have better things to do, no more time to waste. We have had our last exchange. You suffer from cognitive dissonance. You can't accept proven facts. You create an alternate reality to fit your beliefs even while your beliefs have been proven false before you. |
GUNITGuy:Your case is clinical. What don't you get in the fact that the ownership of Lagos went from the Oba of Benin to the king of England then to the federal republic of Nigeria? Where did I say "yoruba" in there ? Reason with your brain, not your feelings. |
Spandau:I guess being educated in some of the best universities in the world makes me a mumu, then mumu I shall be. |
GUNITGuy:So he should give up his kingdom because he is not a hypocrit ? Man, you suffer from cognitive dissonance. All Lagos true monarchs (not the fake self claimed ones) were under the Oba of Lagos who himself was under the Oba of Benin. The only person funny here is you, your lack of knowledge of history and of current events is astonishing, it is as if you were born yesterday. You talk solely based on your feelings, not based on facts nor logic. |
GUNITGuy:It is Nigeria's land as we speak ! The ownership of Lagos went from the Oba of Benin to the British then to the federal republic of Nigeria. I don't know if you are aware, but what you have today is Nigeria ! |
Pristine664:The Oba of Benin has no relationship with Ife, his father is the previous Oba of Benin, his father's father was the Oba of Benin ...only the first son of the Oba of Benin can become the next Oba of Benin, so one of the few people whose ancestry can be traced for more than 1000 years, that would be the Oba of Benin, and it leads back to Benin empire and Benin city to be more precise. |
GUNITGuy:You are deluded. Lagos is not part of your imagined "yorubaland". |
GUNITGuy:https://twitter.com/africafactszone/status/1468227240785817603?lang=zh-Hant Were you born yesterday ? You guys just keep talking on topics you know nothing about. |
GUNITGuy:1. Oba of Lagos rebuffs Oni of Ife: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS4ijYragbw?si=R0UGpleS1Og9FdQ- 2. Oba of Lagos visits his "father", the Oba of Benin: https://twitter.com/africafactszone/status/1468227240785817603?lang=zh-Hant |
akigbemaru:Show me a precolonial map which shows what you claim. Below is a map of Africa published in 1747. Now this is complete nonesense akigbemaru:
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Spandau:Written by whom and when, why can't you understand what I told you ? History is not about telling a story ! It is about studying eyewitness written documents! |
Christistruth00:1. So history to you is about asking people of today to tell you what happened several hundred years before their grand father was born ? 2. You are moving the goal post. Just a reminder: it is my translation which claims the jebu had seazed a narrow piece of land linking Lagos to the metropolis. And since you still lack braincells, let me tell you whom the jebus seazed that narrow peace of land from: the ijo pirates whom had invaded that narrow peace of land. The text also claims that the jebu were Benin vassals ! |
Christistruth00:Here you go again confusing obatala fairytales with history, yet you think you are credible in discussions about history ? |
Christistruth00:1. You didn't provide a link to the document which you claim to quote. 2. Instead you provided only a snapshot, which makes it possible that the document might be fake ! 3. Be more specific on what you want to quote in the "document". 4. Each document I provided is older by at least 100 or 200 years than your maybe fake document. 5. Even if your document were not fake, it remains irrelevant, indeed the documents which I provided are older and eyewitness written! |
Christistruth00:You've started again ! The text says no such thing. We've already had this discussion. It seems you still don't understand that the author didn't witness the naming of the geographical zone! He was writing down the names by which the people were referring to the geographical area. You don't speak French and you lack logic, and you are a liar. I have already explained all this in your presence, but you keep pretending and making bogus claims. |
Krismas:If we keep getting down to the level of yoruba then this cycle will never end. For 10 years now, I have been trying to educate people on nairaland about the meaning of history and how it is researched. But logic always fails to stay long in the brains of most Nigerians: 1. Oduduwa, oranmiyan, obatala...all those are science fiction novel creatures, they have nothing to do with actual history, they are fairytales. 2. History is the study of eye-witnesses written documents! 3. The Yoruba keep talking about fairytales while discussing history because the Yoruba either don't know their history or they are too ashamed to say that their ancestors were slaves ! 4. Now why would I, an Edo, be talking fairytales while I could very easily bring up eyewitness written documents to show Benin history and prove Benin claims? 5. It is very hard to educate Nigerians. yoruba so called history professors are talking fairytales and nobody is countering them by remarking they are talking fairytales and nobody is presenting eye-witness written documents ! Instead people want to join in and discuss fairytales as well? |
Spandau:"Brief history", you mean fairytales ? History has nothing to do with what you guys keep discussing. History is what I am showing you: You look for eyewitness written documents and you consult them, that is how you deal with history. You are supposed to bring evidence, not "brief history" ! |
An other map published between 1600 and 1699: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8595582x.r=Royaume%20du%20Benin?rk=150215;2
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Map of west Africa published between 1600 and 1699: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b530530714/f1.item.zoom
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As I keep presenting eye-witness written documents to back the fact that Lagos is just an other part of Benin, I would like everybody to notice that the Yoruba bring absolutely no evidence, all they do is throw insults and recount an unsubstantiated story. |
Map of Africa published in 1747: https://uniquemaps.eu/fr/products/rare-old-map-of-africa-1747-by-emanuel-bowen-pre-colonial-handcoloured-slave-trade-negroland-ethiopia-barbary-nubia?adg_id=&cmp_id=20819953600&device=m&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA35urBhDCARIsAOU7QwmvgdmsZy_2hSDgUpPf6U_xC6omUkZc9D2yAWVEpqYXJ5glrQm6SXUaAjA7EALw_wcB&kwd=&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&variant=43501503906022
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Precolonial maps of Lagos have Benin written all over them: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8595583b/f1.item.r=Benin.zoom This more than settles it. Lagos was a part of Benin.
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History is not about feelings, it is about research, eye-witnesses written documents ! |
Proof that Lagos was a part of Benin kingdom in the pre-colonial era. I quote a precolonial text in which the authors clearly say it. Here is the translation:
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FoolishBoy419:Never forget that they are the blood brothers of the Afghans. Persian empire, remember that name. |
WriterrNig:All this while zelenski is young and chilling in his boomker when he's not going to the USA, Germany and Poland and the UK for vacation 🤣 |
WriterrNig:So Armenia's president was expecting Russia to keep doing business with Armenia inspite of his hostile actions against Russia... |
WriterNiiig:Bro, wrong image. |
WriterNiiig:Good idea. |
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Obatala is not the same as Oba.