Politics › Re: Osinbajo To Hope Uzodinma: You Didn’t Become Governor Because Of Smartness by theTranslator: 8:33pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
sirp9898: when fulani deal with ona yoloba ona go dey shout south as if ona get any love for other southerners
hypocrit yoloba That was an IPOB idiot in delusion of having hailed from Israel Imagine the idiot calling Igbo superior to Yoruba because of “Jewish” blood I made sure I trashed him All na cruise No qualms I still preach southern unity |
Politics › Re: Igbo Nation Is The Only True Democratic Nation In The World by theTranslator: 7:09pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
Lies,half-truths and delusion as usual |
Business › Re: Zugacoin: Why Innocent Chukwuma Of Innoson And Bishop Samzuga Should Be Arrested by theTranslator: 7:04pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
The op has a point
The initial coin offering especially is illegal
Who starts a coin at $110?
It would halve its value in no time |
Politics › Re: The Actual President Of Nigeria by theTranslator: 6:48pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
WTF!  |
Politics › Re: Do The Igbo And The Yoruba Know They Are Sons Of "Oduduwa"?— Fredrick Nwabufo. by theTranslator(op): 6:47pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
JustCruise: Christistruth00
That is authentic Ife History
It is my area
And if you ever wandered where you got your headstrong stubbornness from , there is an over 1000 years old Historical precedent when the rebellious Ugbo abandoned and disowned their own king at Ife for entering into a peace agreement that they didn’t like after they had already resoundingly lost the War absolutely nothing at all could pacify them not even their own king Obatala
Lol, this is a bunch of horse sh!t. Igbos were never ruled by kings but judges and we definitely won't have lost to the cowardly backstabbing yorubas. For your information, Oduduwa is the yoruba corruption of the name "Odudu-nwa" which means last born in igbo. So your sky god was one of the bastard sons of Eri. You really should stop smoking that weed or spewing trash. Another big liar IPOB=Delusion and lies Odudunwa?  Who told you this? www.nairaland.com/attachments/13261582_13261429tmpcam7829431326588068386jpegf274706f8ed11ee456633cede34b8dc4_jpeg972c3b53d90391e63ee0b31dee71c9f2Your anambra highway governor??  |
Politics › Re: Do The Igbo And The Yoruba Know They Are Sons Of "Oduduwa"?— Fredrick Nwabufo. by theTranslator(op): 6:43pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
TAO11: The following information may sound new to you, but please note that “new to you” is not one and the same thing as “false” or “absolutely new”.
(1) Oduduwa is not from Mecca, nor is he from any region around or near Mecca. 
(2) The Ooni never said, at any time, that Oduduwa is from Mecca or from any region around or near there. 
(3) It’s high time we started inquiring about the originator(s) of the stories we hear or read — regardless of how popular such stories are.
(4) Despite being very popular, the story of Oduduwa’s roots being in Mecca, etc. did not originate from the Yorubas.
(5) No it didn’t. Yes you may now be wondering from whom or where then did it originate.
(6) Scholars of African & Yoruba History have now reconsidered this story and have traced it down to the writings of a certain non-Yoruba man.
(7) Guess who! This story has been traced to a certain explorer by the name of Capt. Hugh Clapperton.
(8 ) And guess who Clapperton claimed to have gotten this story from. He too got it from a non-Yoruba man.
(9) To be actually precise, he got it far away from Yorubaland. He got it from from Hausaland.
(10) In fact, he got it precisely from a Fulani man by the name Muhammad Bello who was the then Sultan of Sokoto.
(11) The Yoruba historian Samuel Johnson noted in his magnum opus that there is no earlier record of this story prior to Sultan Bello himself.
(12) Since he (Bello) completed this story, it has gradually spread around and become commonplace even among many Yorubas.
(13) By the 1860s, this story has taken the place of an alternative story alongside the original one from the Yorubas themselves.
(14) By the early 1900s, this story (and its variants) has gained fame and popularity by the Yoruba literate-cum- elite class of the time.
(15) Much (if not all) of this fame & acceptance is due to some emerging products of the Middle-East which were shaping Yorubaland at the time.
(16) These Middle-Eastern world-shaping factors of the 19th century Yorubaland were (and are still) — Islam, Christianity, and Egyptology.
(17) The actual story of Oduduwa’s (and Yoruba’s) roots which is known originally to the Yorubas thus had this new story (and all its fancy factors) to compete with at the time.
(18) The fancy Fulani originated Midle-East story of Oduduwa’s roots appears to have decided the day against the original account of the Yorubas themselves.
(19) This Middle-East account thus held sway for a long time among both scholars and laypersons —excepts among very few conservative Yorubas who held on to the Yorubas’ own historical account of Oduduwa’s roots.
(20) This was the situation of things until very deep into the 1900s when professional historians in academia decided to pause and investigate the origin of the story.
(21) Today as I write this comment, please be informed that:
“All who study the history of Ife and of the Yoruba people are now generally agreed that the great political changes which began in Ife in about the tenth century were indigenous in their origin, in their unfolding and in their dramatic personae. It is on the soil of Yorubaland that Oduduwa was born and raised; it is only in that soil that his roots can be found.”
~ S. Adebanji Akintoye, “A History of the Yoruba People,” Amalion Publishing, 2010, p. 57.
(22) I am trying to compile a very detailed comment (about which I have been very lazy) on this topic with all the relevant scholarly references. I should put you in copy when it is ready.
(23) Another Hausani-Fulani propaganda which I have also debunked is the issue of the name “Yoruba”.
You my read up my comment on that at the link below:
https://www.nairaland.com/6394433/history-legacy-islam-yorubaland#98653730
Cc: theTranslator
Cheers! Chai I just like this woman  Tao you're doing well You're a real daughter of the soil!  |
Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by theTranslator: 6:00pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Why Alagoa And Ijaws Tried To Ijawanize Ndoki Origin by theTranslator: 2:35pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Na the truth and I like you that why I talk this thing.Make igbos take most of their wealth to their region or to thier asaba brothers,If IPOB boys go mistakely touch any ika or continue to do the way them they do now.Then you go understand the average ika man.And the innocent igbos in ika land will suffer for wetin they no do. It is advice. Stop investing in another man land. Exactly Especially Lagos They shout war But they are not ready They keep investing elsewhere |
Politics › Re: Tears Everywhere As Blind Men Sing Praises For Nnamdi Kanu - VIDEO by theTranslator: 2:17pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
Kestolove: Am also crying for them, singing for a coward rebel.. seconded |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Sister And Brother Lament At The Destruction Of Fulani And Muslim Lives by theTranslator: 2:11pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
God punish you and your brother and all criminal Fulanis in the world!  |
Celebrities › Re: Grammy Award: Burna Boy's Acceptance Speech & After Party (Video) by theTranslator: 2:03pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
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Culture › Re: Oni Was A Chief Priest by theTranslator: 1:52pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Need A Rebirth; United Regions Of Nigeria by theTranslator: 12:49pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
BABA forget the North! They will frustrate the efforts They want to keep reaping where they didn't sow They don't add anything good to Nigeria! Only pedophilia,religious extremism and hypocrisy,terrorism But they still want to rule! Its not done anywhere! If we finally secede the north must be on their own! We can accommodate the middle belt But the north will pay!
I rep south Nigeria! We do away with the north! South Nigeria! United autonomous states of southern Nigeria!
The many minority groups can't be alone as a countries So the region they find themselves in would cater If Nigeria divides into 3 we'll be more vulnerable And we will keep dividing if we don't find a common ground to unite Can Nigeria divide into 250 as represented by the ethnic groups? No We should divide into 2 instead And the south would have 3 autonomous regions No marginalization whatsoever The presidency and top offices would be rotated between the regions And the regions would in turn rotate between the ethnic groups We can't keep slaving away for the north! The north planted the seed of discord in the south for a reason!
The bible said Then the LORD said unto me, Out of the north an evil shall break forth upon all the inhabitants of the land. ~Jeremiah 1:14 |
Celebrities › Re: Bose Ogulu: Burna Boy’s Grammy Win Is Best Mother’s Day Present (Video) by theTranslator: 12:09pm On Mar 15, 2021 |
 Burna doing his mamma proud! |
Politics › Re: 618 Schools Shut In Northern States Over Abduction Scare by theTranslator: 11:30am On Mar 15, 2021*. Modified: 11:47am On Mar 15, 2021 |
And these are the uneducated people that will wanna use quota system to rule in the future Its pathetic I saw a news report where secondary school students(likely senior) couldn't speak English They had to resort to Hausa And yet they rule! Who do us this kin thing  In a sane country the Northerners won't near the seat of power! God punish Lugard! 
I'm still proposing this! South Nigeria! We do away with the north! South Nigeria! United Autonomous states of southern Nigeria! That's the deal! The many minority groups can't be alone as countries So the region they find themselves in would cater If Nigeria divides into 3 or four we'll be more vulnerable And we will keep dividing if we don't find a common ground to unite Can Nigeria divide into 250 as represented by the ethnic groups? No We should divide into 2 instead And the south would have 3 autonomous regions No marginalization whatsoever The presidency and top offices would be rotated between the regions And the regions would in turn rotate between the ethnic groups We can't keep slaving away for the north! The north planted the seed of discord in the south for a reason! I preach southern Unity! The bible said Then the LORD said unto me, Out of the north an evil shall break forth upon all the inhabitants of the land.
~Jeremiah 1:14 |
Celebrities › Re: Five Nigerians Won #Grammys : How Yorubas Represent Africa by theTranslator: 11:28am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Easternmind: Please,where is burna boy from? Rivers
He's half Yoruba and speaks Yoruba though |
Politics › Re: Why We Should Rebuild Nigeria: The United Regions Of Nigeria by theTranslator: 11:26am On Mar 15, 2021 |
I repeat Any alliance with the northern oligarchy is tantamount to a concord with the devil himself
I'm surprised that with the nonsense the Northerners have done you still wanna join with them! Let them first change their ways! |
Politics › Re: Igbo People Have No Empire And No Heros by theTranslator: 11:22am On Mar 15, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: You have changed history.
Igbo people were still naked when usman dan fodio was preaching in sokoto in the 19th century.
Below of how igbo people were in the 20th century. This man is a taqqiya man! |
Politics › Re: Igbo People Have No Empire And No Heros by theTranslator: 11:21am On Mar 15, 2021 |
AlexBells: You know nothing About Igbo people, first of all, we were not the empire people, then we had the Aro confedracy, which was the biggest market and force within the East, The Igbo federation was going to be as the advancement of the Aro confederacy continue as far in as Enugu.
Within the Nsukka Opi axis, a contact with the Middle belt kingdoms of Igala and Tiv/Idoma having long been established trade in horses and the rest was profound, the iron smelting town of Leja Nsukka and the Environs was there.
Onitsha (Aniocha) and Across to Asaba (Anioma) was booming and Nnewi Axis too was springing up, we are nation states just like Ancient greek, before Philip Alexander the greats father, the city states in greek was scattered, Alexander took it a bit far by unifying the nation states.
It was going to happen, but Aro confedracy held more repute to the British than most other empires, note also that government by elders was very common in most part of AlaIgbo, so maybe you were not paying interest to AlaIgbo just how even today you had not travelled to AlaIgbo.
It had always been a little restricted here especially for Invaders and foreigners, AlaIgbo remains a sole area by Igbos abd for Igbos, say whatever you want no inch of AlaIgbo is open to invaders so you can call us empire, we are Igbos and we are unapologetic Lol most of this are lies and twisted half-truths |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo To Hope Uzodinma: You Didn’t Become Governor Because Of Smartness by theTranslator: 11:10am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Kolinakano: Hmm. No be you the Translator? *nnamdi kaanu is a f.ool and a deluded fraudster...It's a pity that he has come to develop a massive following among there follow Ilgbos..any which way sha. Ipoob members and sympathisers are terrorists and hoodlums" I translate languages Not latinized Chinese fonts I know Nnamdi is a fool |
Politics › Re: The Noise About Southern Unity by theTranslator: 11:05am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Monogamy: That is also not feasible It is
And that is what will happen
I rep south Nigeria!
We do away with the north!
South Nigeria!
United autonomous states of southern
Nigeria!
jieta:
How would the South be United when we
have so many minority group.
That's the point bro
The many minority groups can't be alone as a
countries
So the region they find themselves in would
cater
If Nigeria divides into 3 we'll be more
vulnerable
And we will keep dividing if we don't find a
common ground to unite
Can Nigeria divide into 250 as represented by
the ethnic groups?
No
We should divide into 2 instead
And the south would have 3 autonomous
regions
No marginalization whatsoever
The presidency and top offices would be
rotated between the regions
And the regions would in turn rotate between
the ethnic groups
We can't keep slaving away for the north!
The north planted the seed of discord in the
south for a reason! |
Politics › Re: The Noise About Southern Unity by theTranslator: 10:58am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Neddstark: There's nothing like Southern Nigeria. You separatists want the Southwest to join your battles to achieve your drug trafficking republic. As much as we are careful with the Northerners, we are more wary of the most dubious people in Africa. Shut up! Aboki! |
Politics › Re: Igbo People Have No Empire And No Heros by theTranslator: 10:55am On Mar 15, 2021*. Modified: 11:18am On Mar 15, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: We all know about the Hausa empire, the fulani empire, the benin empire, the Old oyo empire and their heros, we all hear about the history of some of their heros, we hear about usman dan fudio, Afonja, queen aminat, Sango and how they went to battle against other empires and defeated them.
But something amazes me, i have never heard about any igbo empire, never heard about any igbo hero, never heard about any igbo wars. other empires organized wars against the colonists, they resisted and fought until they were subdued, never read any resistance of the colonists by the igbos.
The only war, we know the igbos fought was the civil war in which they were defeated by NIGERIA.
The only igbo hero i know was a fictional one in Chinue Achebe book, Okonkwo in things fall apart.
This is something to ponder about, please if you know any igbo empire or any igbo hero, mention them, i am curious. Taqqiya gang Na Empire dey make una no get sense?  Where are the empires now? Southerners beware! This aboki came to sow disunity! Don't give him correspondence! Monogamy: In pidgin pls Okay “ na dem taqqiya Shey na empire dey make una no get brain?  Where dem empire dey nau? Southerners shine ya eye! Dis aboki wan scatter una! No follow am talk! |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Reps Want 18-year-old Nigerians, Others To Carry Arms by theTranslator: 10:52am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Don't try it
It will be CHAOS!! |
Celebrities › Re: Grammy Award: Burna Boy's Acceptance Speech & After Party (Video) by theTranslator: 10:42am On Mar 15, 2021 |
He's really talented I hope he gets rid of his pride sha PS: which kin hairstyle be dat?  |
Politics › Re: Do The Igbo And The Yoruba Know They Are Sons Of "Oduduwa"?— Fredrick Nwabufo. by theTranslator(op): 10:39am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Christistruth00: Give us your version ! I don't have time to type history
I am not jobless |
Celebrities › Re: Grammy: US Mission Congratulates Wizkid And Burna Boy by theTranslator: 10:13am On Mar 15, 2021*. Modified: 10:37am On Mar 15, 2021 |
Nice  Nigeria Amaka! Kriss216: Burna boy is from Rivers State.
Wizkid's name was omitted from the nomination list initially before he begged Beyoncè to help add his name.
Stop making unnecessary noise over nothing! U dey cry??  You go cry taya E pain am  No commit suicide o  |
Politics › Re: Wakili: The Success Story Of Wakili - See His Achievements by theTranslator: 10:12am On Mar 15, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo To Hope Uzodinma: You Didn’t Become Governor Because Of Smartness by theTranslator: 10:06am On Mar 15, 2021 |
IgboWarlord: Lol,well the gist of my post is that Nnamdi Kanu,IPOB,ESN and their supporters and sympathiser are all zombies,brainwashed maggots and hoodlums..Some right thinking Igbos,know that too,not just me. Okay |
Politics › Re: Wakili: The Success Story Of Wakili - See His Achievements by theTranslator: 10:04am On Mar 15, 2021 |
TraigCraig: Igbos are nice people though. The ones trolling here are not Igbos. Believe me.  I know Real life Igbos are nice I have Igbo friends that are almost like brothers But these online ones must have sense They destroy every thread with their sentiments |
Politics › Re: Governor Obiano Relaxes In A Swimming Pool (Photo) by theTranslator: 10:01am On Mar 15, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Governor Obiano Relaxes In A Swimming Pool (Photo) by theTranslator: 9:57am On Mar 15, 2021 |
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