ezotik:
nah, she aint pretty. but yeah, her shape is alright and that makes her fvckable.
i guess men who fvck her put a pillow across her woski face while nailin the pvssy.

THE OLISA FAMILY TREE
Okuwa obanta is reported to have begotten two sons, Olukoye Oba Asan and Ishiga Oba Jasan both of whom succeeded him as olisa Olukoye Oba Asan in turn begot four male children. LABOYEDE, AIGBON (WUNOMO) OLUDIPE (ADEDIPE) and OWOJOBI (AWOJOBI), while Oshiga Oba Jasan has three, namely, IBISI ADE, AKURO and ADEGBUTI are seven of whom succeeded to the title of Olisa, thus was born the modern seven rotational ruling houses of the Olisa, succession has been strictly through the male line except in one case in 1817 when Rubakoye (Rolukoye), a woman, ascended the throne. Her reign was rather short as she was soon succeeded by Adebote in 1820. Obaruwa, the 10th Awujale of Ijebu land who ascended the Ijebu throne around 1602 A.D married Usenbi, the daughter of Adebambo who was descended from the Olisa lineage. Usenbi begot a son, Adepo who in turn married Adefolaju an Egba princess by whom he had two children Moradehun abbreviated to “RADE” (F) and Ademase (M) Moradehun also begot four children namely, ADENBI (f), ADEPALE (f) ADEOLA (m) and ADEYORINWA (m) “RADE” virtually single-handedly secured the Olisa title for one of her “brothers” Amuneyin in 1780, and he was succeded by Ademokun I in 1839, and Aboki in 1885. Thus was founded the “RADE” family lineage in the Olisa ruling houses, the newest member of which is Alhaji R.A. Adesanya Ademokun II. Sanni Adesanya was a great grandson of Adelofa (M), one of the sons of “RADE” Sanni Adesanya begot late Alhaji Wahab Sanni Adesanya the father of our new Olisa Ademokun II (F) a daughter of “RADE” was great granmother of Chief Bello Kuku,declined the invitation to become an Olisa and erroneously transferred by the opportunity to his Half-brother by same father Aboki Olupoiki Kuku who ascended the Olisa of Ijebu-Ode post in 1885. Thus was established what is now knownas the Amuneyin Ademokun line of Olisa family.

http://ijebuifeculture..co.uk/2011/09/ijebu-ode-here-we-come.html

shymmex:

If she ain't pretty - who is pretty then?

afam4eva: @shimmex
That article clearly shows that Olu Isa is a title and not a anem you give to a sane human being. Who the fvck bears Olu Isa. Now, that's fvcked up.

ezotik:
mo'chedda's face on a tiwa savage body will not be bad

nor be say mo'chedda too fine sha ooo..but u can nail without covering face

shymmex:

Mo'chedda?? Who is that?

According to John O. Sagay, “…we are told that the people of Ugborodo, Omadino and Ureju migrated from O[b]de in Ijebu[/b]. This should explain some affinity between the Itsekiri Language and Ijebu; if we accept this, then there may have been some Yoruba settlements along the Benin and Escravos Rivers, but it was unlikely that they were found before then, there may have been small fishing settlements. The people of[b] Ugborodo and Ogidigben[/b] still describe themselves a descendants of their immortalised ancestor named Olaja-Oriwu.Those of Omadino claim to be descendants of Lenuwa, the title of the ruler of Ode.”

Of all the movements for a safe haven by these migrant groups, one that is most instrumental to the carving out of a race that is today known as the Itsekiri tribe is that conducted by one Mr. Itsekiri and his family. The journey, which started from Ode in Ijebu, saw them migrating to Kerenmu. From Kerenmu, the horde moves to Ijalosan and then finally to Okoyitemi (Okotomu) presently called Ode-Itsekiri.

http://www.warrimirrornet.com/history_of_warri_kingdom.html

ezotik:
why will u know her when u have never left peckham? abi na brooklyn? fake azz nigerian claiming ijebu ancestry

shymmex:

Proud waterside Ijebu boy - my people are also in warri in ode-itsekiri lol..

All hail waterside Ijebu.

ezotik:

mo'chedda's face on a tiwa savage body will not be bad

nor be say mo'chedda too fine sha ooo..but u can nail without covering face

afam4eva:
Mo'chedda is not fine jare. I prefer Tiwa's face to hers. Give me Munachi's face with Tiwa's body. That's a nice combo.

ezotik:

lol, afam...i was only trying to look for a face within female yoruba artist who are dark.. Asa, was who immediately came to my mind, but that one is ugly as fvck.. and mo'chedda was the only one i could think of that was a bit ok. and she's finer than tiwa face-wise imo

ezotik: oh i just remembered, there is this yoruba artist with a cute face that would have worked on tiwa's body.. Lami. she's aight.

afam4eva:
You have a point there. But there's a fine face called "May7even". She's Segun Odegbami's daughter, she's a musician and she's Yoruba. We can fit her face on Tiwa's body.

afam4eva:
You have a point there. But there's a fine face called "May7even". She's Segun Odegbami's daughter, she's a musician and she's Yoruba. We can fit her face on Tiwa's body.

shymmex:

Stop hating on Yoruba girls, they have arguably the best shape in naija... I have seen some Igbo girls with bodies to die for - but Yoruba girls have bodies for days...

I used to think Yoruba girls were overrated, till I actually moved to dagenham in East London... Boi, these new breed of Yoruba girls are unbelievable..

Their bum alone will make you start fantasizing..

shymmex: When did Olisa become Orisa?

Abagworo:
In Igbo they are same Olise,Olisa,Ose,Osa,Orisa,Orise and they all mean God. Notice that one of the Orisa is from Umuahia which is far in the extreme East of Igboland bounded by Ibibio.

ezotik:
of course yoruba girls are beautiful. just that the beautiful people are not always public figures or "celebs"

but i thought u are the one chasing igbo girls in nairaland. im yet to see u profess ur love for any yoruba girl on here. and the last i read of u, u said u don't like yoruba girls coz one broke ur heart. awww, how sad. loser.

shymmex:

The guy's tribe is inconclusive - we need to let him be.. He's Nigerian, and we are all proud of him..

shymmex:

I saw the May7even chic in a club in 2007 - the girl fioonne in person.. I didn't even know she was big in naija.

afam4eva:
He's an African and a human being and we're proud of him.

PhysicsQED: Found a Gbenga Olisa and an Adekunle Olisa. If I kept looking I could probably come across others. Anyway, point made.