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Fezz:When a typical non-Yoruba Nigerian encounters a Lagos indigene, such non-Yoruba is frightened immediately to have met a superior human being. I feel your pain. First of all, the city of Lagos can only be argued between the benins and the a awories to start with. No other yoruba tribe has claim to Lagos.And Aworis are aliens that can not be encountered on Nairaland. Right ? ![]() Oba Akiolu said and I paraphrase: Lagos does NOT belong to Benin kingdom. Lol. Maybe you should ask her the initial name that the awories named Lagos before the Benins established it and named it Eko. Let her start from there. LolYour cranium is full of relaxers instead of brain. Let me educate you. Yes this will get you mad but truth doesn’t care how you feel. 1. The idea that Lagos island was established or named (Eko) by Binis is a big fat myth that developed from Benin and was first published by them in the 1950s. 2. This is because, the received published accounts that existed many decades before the Benin myth already confirmed that the name Eko [contraction of Ereko] was named by Yorubas. ~ See: D’Avezac (1845: p.26). 3. Also, Lagos island had long, long been named Eko by Yorubas prior to when any of the foreign elements (viz. Aja, Benin, or Ijaw) immigrated to the area for the first time [to take part in the European coastal trade]. ~ See: Alan C. Burns (1929: p.44). 4. In the light of the foregoing received accounts, the reality then appears to be that: The Binis immigrated to Lagos in the mid/late 1500s like other groups. They set up their own camp on the part of the island allocated to them. They then encountered the name Eko as the pre-existing name of the island of which their camp occupies a fraction. The name Eko then slowly flowed overtime into the their lexicon and ultimately acquired the meaning ‘camp’. This is quite corroborated with the fact that some older words actually exist for camp in the Bini language, and those are: Ago [and perhaps Oxogbo]. Cheers! Cc: nisai, gomojam. |
Fezz:Well if you can’t providence for what you say, then you’re simply saying stories. If something must push to narrate a story, then that same thing must push to back up your story with evidence, otherwise your story is nothing but SuperStory. I'm only trying to help you discover whom yours is because obviously the yorubas best option is that he fell from the sky or trecked all the way from meccaNo, I will tell you my story. The only difference is that I can substantiate mine you can’t substantiate yours. Oduduwa is a Yoruba from Oke-Ora says the Ife account of his historical roots. Ogiso Igodo fell from the sky and crash landed in Benin city, right? Or the fictional Mr. Idu tracked from Rome to Edo state, right? LMAO! *... Get rid of your ego and you shall find the truth that you seek.I have ego. I’m not seeking to know anything I already know. I am only here to debunk Benin lies like I’ve been doing. And I’ve been singlehandedly flogging all Benin liars for years. Bring me the guy i your video let me flog his skull too. Or is that guy in the video you? LMAO! |
nisai:I’m dead. ![]()
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BiniSupremacist:You really mean that it is IMPOSSIBLE for a Benin person to admit truth? Cc: UGBE634 |
nisai:Lol. |
KingOKON:Dear Okon with the wonderfully-low IQ: Take your grievances about Oranmiyan to the palace of your Ewuare-2. Tell him you disagree with him that Oranmiyan is his fore-father. He may listen to you. ![]() Timestamp 13:22 to 13:41 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXvXupQwaz0 Bye-bye abeg!
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KingOKON:Is your lack of content due to your wonderfully-low IQ or another reason?
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KingOKON:Okon with a wonderfully-low IQ, you didn’t answer my question oo. ![]()
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UGBE634:First time a Benin man will admit truth. Wow! I’m blown away. My effort is slowly paying off. ![]() I’m closing shop for today. Cc: nisai, gomojam, macof, Igboid
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KingOKON:Okon, Is it true that your lack of content is because of your wonderfully-low IQ ?? ![]() Just asking!
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KingOKON:You mean that you lectured Ewuare-2 on his origin ?? Wow! Did he agree with you?
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KingOKON:Okon with the wonderfull-low IQ: ![]() Awayu-rẹ ?? ![]() |
Well, I debunked your brothers false claims to pieces until he felt too disgraced and fled in shame. KingOKON:We are waiting for the video of where Oba Akiolu claimed that Lagos was conquered by Benin. Or where he claimed that Lagos kings are descended patrilineally from Benin. We have already seen a video of Ewuare-2 confessing that Oranmiyan is his patrilineal ancestor. Timestamp 13:22 to 13:41 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXvXupQwaz0 |
KingOKON:Dear Okon with a wonderfully-low IQ, Have you taken your grievances to you Oba’s palace? Did you inform him that you disagree with his origin? Did he eventually agree with you? |
Fezz:Nobody is on any useless payroll. No single Yoruba leader of thought have time for you people’s insecure nonsense. If they did, I wouldn’t even be the one here flogging you people. In fact, it wouldn’t even be a Nairaland issue. Professor Peter Ekeh once regret why Yoruba leaders left you people to go mad with Izoduwa fabrications and all. That is to tell you that Yorubas have no business with whatever lie you wish to tell yourselves provided such lies help you all sleep at night. But you said you don’t have time to bring your best argument to defend Benin. Defend Benin kingdom with your best argument from your video you were making excuses. Yet you have time when it is about make useless speculations and accusations. Sha don’t land yourself in trouble like one of your brothers (Israel DMW) did some weeks ago — then came begging later. Again, don’t quote me if you wouldn’t bring forward your best argument from the so-called video. |
davidnazee:(1) Yoruba strolled into Benin kingdom, conquered your people, captured them, and sold them to the Americas — unchallenged on the spot or even later. Original Sources: Edo people’s testimony to Dr. R. E. Bradbury during his survey of Benin kingdom. (2) Benin people came into a thinly inhabited part of Eastern Yorubaland. They were met with resistance leading to fightings. The Binis lost on occasions — one example of which Iken lost his life, among others. How is this description of Benin’s activity in some parts of Eastern Yorubaland one and the same thing as some colonial/imperial rule over those Yorubas? How?? The inferiority complex of these Binis is actually at an all time-high now. See the attachments below anyways. www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437988_418c03a8d3dd419c81d7ca20ad2649de_jpeg_jpeg2abbfbf8b4e181ab73cf348ee588eec1 www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437989_045ed0771d62463a8d703dd3e0879cf4_jpeg_jpeg34a2aa281747a0fef8669e287942d507 www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437990_60d8f57fe6c24fd0be59784537f37378_jpeg_jpeg1605596d7775e48a81061762f3a5f343 Cheers! |
BiniSupremacist:
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davidnazee:Compare the following two scenarios: (1) Yoruba strolled into Benin kingdom, conquered your people, captured them, and sold them to the Americas — unchallenged on the spot or later. Original Sources: Edo people’s testimony to Dr. R. E. Bradbury during his survey of Benin kingdom. (2) Benin people came into a thinly inhabited part of Eastern Yorubaland. They were met with resistance leading to fightings. The Binis lost on occasions — one example of which Iken lost his life, among others. How is this description of Benin’s activity in some parts of Eastern Yorubaland one and the same thing as same having colonial/imperial rule over those Yorubas? How?? The inferiority complex of these Binis is actually at an all time-high now. See the attachments below anyways. www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437988_418c03a8d3dd419c81d7ca20ad2649de_jpeg_jpeg2abbfbf8b4e181ab73cf348ee588eec1 www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437989_045ed0771d62463a8d703dd3e0879cf4_jpeg_jpeg34a2aa281747a0fef8669e287942d507 www.nairaland.com/attachments/13437990_60d8f57fe6c24fd0be59784537f37378_jpeg_jpeg1605596d7775e48a81061762f3a5f343 Cheers! |
davidnazee:Sharrap, you fraud! You didn’t say almost as big as. Rather you said almost bigger than. It was I who corrected your use of English. And 17 is NOT EVEN almost as big as 29 to start with. The percentage difference between 17 and 29 is about 70%. How then is 17 almost as big as 29? Cc: UGBE634 ![]() |
davidnazee:Compare the following two scenarios: (1) Yoruba strolled into Benin kingdom, conquered your people, captured them, and sold them to the Americas — unchallenged on the spot or later. Original Sources: Edo people’s testimony to Dr. R. E. Bradbury during his survey of Benin kingdom. (2) Benin people came into a thinly inhabited part of Eastern Yorubaland. They were met with heavy resistance. They lost some of the battles — leading to the death of Iken for example, among others. How is this description of Benin’s activity in the Eastern Yorubaland area the same as having a colonial rule over those Eastern Yorubas?? How?? The difference is as clear as night and day. You should do better to save Benin kingdom from my grip.
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davidnazee:Like I said, Edo state govt. needs to invest heavily in basic English education as a matter of urgency. (1) The quotation (without any original source) speaks of invasion & fighting. (2) A Benin dullard was seeing imperial colony & rulership. Who did this to Benin people? ![]() ———————— On the other hand, the attachments below speak of the conquest/slave raid of Benin kingdom by the Yorubas. I would have expected the Oba of Benin to intervene or later declare war on either Ibadan, or Ilorin, or Ilesha. ![]()
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davidnazee:Yes slave raiders are raiders. LMAO! And those are words of mouth — the words from the mouth of your daddies and mommies. From Bradbury’s ethnographic survey of Benin kingdom.
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UGBE634:The worst nightmare of a Benin person: Ask him/her to prove his/her lies. Cheers!
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UGBE634:(1)You Sharrap dummy, because almost bigger is NOT the same as almost as big as. (2) And he said “all” Ibo state. And all means (3) Stop clutching at straws and rather task Edo state govt. to invest heavily in basic education. Addition: Attached below is your people’s testimony to Bradbury during his ethnographic survey of Benin kingdom.
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davidnazee:Evidence please. ![]() I need the testimony of the supposed conquered Yoruba kingdoms. Not some self-consoling statements emanating originally from Benin, like yours here. Tainkiu Cheers!
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davidnazee:No the differences are as follows: (1) Boko Haram does NOT have a well-defined specific location or fixed kingdom or country They are always on the move from one camp to another camp within Nigeria, Chad, Niger, Cameroon. (2) The Ibadan, Ilorin, and Ilesa invaders of Benin, on the other hand, have respective specific fixed kingdoms from where they came to conquer/capture your people. I would have expected the Oba of Benin to declare war against Ibadan, or Ilorin, or Ilesa. LMAO! (3) You have no testimony from any Yoruba kingdom which says they were ruled or conquered by Benin. Whereas, my attachment below is full of testimony from Edos (not one Edo group, not two, not three, not four, not five, but several) who admit that their parents were conquered and captured by the Yoruba invaders, and that their Oba of Benin couldn’t do jack.
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UGBE634:(1)You Sharrap dummy, because almost bigger is NOT the same as almost as big. (2) And he said “all” Ibo state, and all means all. (3) Stop clutching at straws and rather task Edo state govt. to invest heavily in basic education. |
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UGBE634: UGBE634:Oga go back to school. 17,000 is NOT almost bigger than 29,000. If you wrote your English exams yourself you will know such statement is grammatically flawed in the first place. Anyways, 17,000 is NOT EVEN almost as big as 29000, let alone almost bigger than it. The only reason why your brother bungled is the typical Bini delusions of grandeur. 17 is almost bigger than 30 my round ass. Hahaha ![]() |
davidnazee:I love such traffic which puts little liars in their tiny little place. |
davidnazee:17,802 is almost bigger than 29,525 km2 ? Who did this to these dullards? God why? |

