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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 10:46am On Feb 05, 2023 |
davidnazee: It difficult for people to see and comprehend clearly when their thoughts process is heavily biased. When the Ife narrative was shot done due to lack of concrete evidence, he still went on the assumption that the oba somehow still have to be yoruba in origin, even without producing any new evidence to back up this theory. Evidence means nothing to people like this, they are simply not interested in evidence. How could yoruba without known strong monarchical system in the 1500th century had given Benin her dynasty. Even the little that became known of the yoruba monarchical system starting in 1800s is now largely eroded by Islam, with more than half of their monarchy being Muslim. You cannot give what you don't have. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:01am On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Ugbe I have told you severally go and read the works of Gregyboy everything you seek for is up there Are you aware that that edo state was once in the western region if you remember or you read your history books correctly then you shouldn't be asking why some yoruba idols are found in benin The idol like ogboni was introduced to the edos when we were in the western region politician in the western region had to belong to this confraternity to gain power and influence, again ogboni its an oyo idol not ife another bubble to burst your ife myth before you start thinking your oromiyan shit from ife 2) sango, orunmila ifa were introduced to benin by edo returnees from areas what we now call indo and ekiti today, oba eweka 11 ascended the throne in 1914 after the death of his father oba ovaramwen he begged edo merchants chiefs who had been overseeing and exchanging trades in the west before the Benin invasion that brought down the empire and gave rise to the new country Nigeria. to return home to help him rebuild back the destroyed empire caused by the war Most of the edo families who returned back brought in this foreign idols, they brought in the yoruba names that will hear today in benin For the title oba That is an edo title Your brain they pain you.... ugbe to even think otherwise if you're not disguising as edo You're saying the oba should also be having ogie as is title like his fellow Duke is that sensible, even in the British monarchy everyone else who is related to the royalty bears duke(enogie) and only the head bears the title king or queen so are you expecting the oba of benin to also bear the word enogie of benin if so then the oba of benin would be as equal with the rest Duke which we know is not possible .... It's only the yoruba monarchy that they have their original title and then decided to use a generic title for themselves which is absurd and weird for having two titles this can be explained because the title oba doesn't belong to them it entered their lexicon sometime, and they found it fancy and decided to use it for their titles you don't need me to tell you why they loved the name, of course the oba of benin influence over them before the collapse of empire was prominent This is the absurdity in yoruba title Let's take owo as example General title : Oba Indigenous title is: olowo of owo The Duke : baale The only off thing there is the general title oba which they all decided to be incorporating into their original titles after the ooni of ife in 1930 first adopted the world Oba to his title the rest followed This is how monarchy are structured around the world Title : oba of benin Duke : enogie British : Title : King Chiefs : Duke You want everyone to spoon feed you one of the reason I believe you're yoruba |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:08am On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Lol were did ososomaye originate from does it sound yoruba If you cant answer this question I will urge every benin here to press the ban button in you, you can't just make claims because the internet is free to everyone AutomaticMotors samuk davidnazee You're not edo you swine.... |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 11:14am On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican: I won't be surprised if he still come back and not be convinced by this your brilliant submission. I am beginning to believe he is not interested in genuine history. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:16am On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Have you heard a word like osusu in benin before? Maybe not Here goes... Osusu in benin means gathering Osusu is another word for olidara, olidara is the yoruba word for monetary contributions by sellers If there is a word osusu in benin already meaning gathering then what makes you think osusumaye is not an edo idol and even to think it sounds foreign You're definitely not edo probably maybe from the usen part of benin who decides to rebel against the monarchy |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:17am On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk: He is a yoruba man, or probably the part of benin usen who are clamoring to become yoruba |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:28am On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Lol, was the title of oba of agbede always been Oba or was it a recent contract please go and do your research and come back Same for usen This man you need help because it was even in 1930 that the thing of adding oba to the yoruba respective title began show me anything contrary to that I urge you to bring any documents that date below 1930 that called the two kings you mentioned there oba |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 11:39am On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican: The very fact that most yoruba now read threads like this quietly is a testament to the amount of collective work done in the past few years to rescue Benin history from these people. UGBE634 is a lone ranger. All Benin people here have told him that his views are narrow and myopic. It's now up to him. One thing should be clear to him by now, that he is on his own on this and his views doesn't represent Benin. However he is entitled to his own fews. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:48am On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: You're an usen man or must be related to yoruba Enogie is a Duke At at time benin had many Civil wars that brought about many distinction in the empire The history of ewakpe and the osapara is an example of many civil wars benin fought. The European describe benin as people that were always at wars with her neighbors and themselves during the many Civil War some territories in benin would decide to be independent example was the udo history that was a great rival at a time to the Benin the capital due to power tussle for the crown A very open example is the esan people who fled and decided to be independent So you coming with a silly example of saying that benin were never one on the set makes you look stupid because even in America the southern part of America once broke away and when they were reunited back the American government allow them to keep some title that were formed during the peorid they broke out.... Now ask yourself if truly the edo mornacy is of yoruba ancestry how come the royalty does not worship yoruba idols like orunmila, isango, Ifa and Co |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 11:51am On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk: We have done a great job to destroy the myth surrounding our history with yoruba how I wish the palace could do so and come out clean about itb People like Ugbe would seize to exist Ugbe is a stubborn he goat who refuses to read, relearn and to crown it all he claims he is not yoruba |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 12:34pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:Samuel you are getting there, I was there before now, I understand, |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 12:36pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:The reason why they are probably quiet is that they are tired of you, they seem to see you as a clown now. That's a post by macof
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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 12:51pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: So far amongst the Benin on this thread, You have proven yourself to be more than a clown and like I said before you are on your own. You are on a thread where you are against the entire Benin people and what they stand for and still claim to be Benin. I have been very careful before now not to beleive that your head is blocked and confused as others have been saying, but there is no longer doubt in mind that you are as they described. Whatever your agenda and ulterior motives are, you haven't be able to convince a single Benin on this thread to join you. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 12:58pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:My aim is not to convince any Bini person to join, my aim is to convince myself enough to have peace. Before accepting myself, it took me time, I seem to be convinced enough now, that's all that matters to me My only sin is that we disagree on where the Oba of Benin come from, you called me a lone ranger, it was sweet to you, I replied with fact that I seem not to be, you started crying. you guys will not let me breathe, you made me drop some point I would not have dropped because of respect I have for the Oba and the Bini people. if you observed I did not drop those point on time. I had to go all the way to show you I knew what I am doing. I had known them but I did not drop them on time, you guys pushed me, I had no choice, samuk 1 Like |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 1:04pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican: We still have to remain vigilant, especially because of those amongst us that have been miseducated or those with ulterior motives, agendas and those pretending to be Benin. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 1:09pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:if there is anyone pretending to be Bini samuel, it is the Oba. Oriovbe ore Oba khin |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by AutomaticMotors: 1:23pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican: I have said this several times!! That boy is not Edo I am even tired of saying it |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 1:41pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Please I want to see were you saw the utese history of migration |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 1:45pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s61AzEwcFE |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by samuk: 1:48pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
AutomaticMotors: I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, I thought he was genuinely seeking the truth, but when he started inventing theories that the yoruba themselves avoided, I knew he was a fanatic. As far as he was concerned, he was ready to say anything just to convince himself. He started out by misrepresenting the palace traditions on Oduduwa, when he was corrected, he said Ekaladerhan died in Ughoton. He was asked to explain why an established kingdom like Benin would have sent for a complete stranger from little know Ife to come and become their king. He said the Benin people most have been attacked and conquered. He completely refused to see how implausible the story is. Anyway, how do you convince an Arisco supporter and anyone that lost out in a land dispute with his Enogie that Benin monarch is not yoruba. I don't know how this so called lone home grown fairytales teller plans to accomplished what an army of yoruba fairytales tellers couldn't achieve on Nairaland. It's best to ignore him. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 2:17pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:A word you cannot digest or eat in your language is probably foreign. The word "Oba" cannot be properly explained in Benin to make sense, but a yoruba man can dissect it for you Yet still this is a Bini dictionary that was written in 1937. I have spoken Edo to the extent I now think in Edo, the word Oba is foreign 3 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 2:53pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Efewestern:you seem to understand what I am hitting at, putting the title Oba above Ogie seem to be putting Edo and Edoid below and yoruba above, Oba and Ogie means the same thing and it is the same thing. Just that one is Edoid, the other is yoruba. We just seem to have had a foreign culture where centralization or at least semi-centralization system of monarchy seem to be their in thing. That is why the apex monarchy of the Bini seem to be different in structure and pattern from the rest Edoid groups. And when you observe, Bini seem to be the only centralized state among all Edoid groups. |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by AutomaticMotors: 2:56pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk: You even give am benefit of doubt ... Me I don clock the i-diot ages ago!! |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 3:18pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Efewestern: Ogie means Duke, present day governor Apart from benin city other part of benin do not use the title oba, the names who has oba attached to it in benin Like the popular senator obaragbon Names that has oba attached to it was named by the Oba himself in the palace to honor a person to see how sacred the name was Bro there is no contention here The urohobs have parables that used the word oba to describe the Oba of benin The ondo has a parable that use the word oba to describe the Oba There is so many parable that describe and adore the Oba of benin in various edoid tribe and use the word oba to describe him too 1 Like
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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 3:19pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
samuk:You know it does not make sense. It is not an argument you can win. You are actually fleeing, not Ignoring. Anyone who thinks Oba is Edo is either Biheritage, from the Oba's family or highly demented, with very low IQ. The first two is intentional, the last one is sincerely out of Ignorance. Fight the argument, you are giving me a label to deflect attention from the argument you cannot win. Even you seem to know this truth for yourself Your second line "Even if you were to be right in a long stretch"
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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 3:53pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Have you made your inquiries if their territores are even close to a yoruba territory If they don't then we can begin to believe you and your story of ife and question how they came about So do your research and get back to me 1 Like |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 4:06pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican:This is their 35th Olutese, even though there was a 26 years hiatus. It seem to tally with their history of migration and the datings the Obas of Benin left Ife 2 Likes |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 4:11pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: There is so many replies I gave you and you only responded to one Who told you ososomaye is a yoruba idol how did you draw the connection to that believe Again am waiting to know the nearest neighbour's close to utese and egbeta if they are close to any yoruba territory 1 Like |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by davidnazee: 4:14pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: e pain you eh lol.. Calm down. From your posts and questions, one can see that your are full of confusion and seek answers but don't want to accept the obvious truth. You claim the Oba stool is foreign but Like Samuk pointed out, large parts of yourba lands copied the Benin Monarchy style and not the other way round and this is a proven fact. So who now is practicing a foreign monarchy style judging with this information? From 15th century up till late 19th century there was no mention of Ife or the monarchy being foreign to Benin (only in 1830 it was documented as being foreign but from a different place not yoruba land). Anywas I rest my case with you, you cannot be saved. By the way, I went to Ekpoma.. Auchi is also a great sxhool. 1 Like |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 4:18pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
davidnazee:I said it, you write like someone that is weak and lack substance, I said it even Ekpoma is a weak school. The first symptoms of Education is comprehension, if you fail at that, you will fail at anything. If there is anywhere I pride myself in the languages I understand is comprehension, infact it is 💯 1 Like |
Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by Thebadpolitican(m): 4:21pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
UGBE634: Lol who they calculate kingship lol.... Was there even an advance recording system then that counts the number of kings the numbers are just being manipulated to fit any narrative they want Even when the Europeans tried to count the number of kings in benin it was never complete and inaccurate egharevba was just copying the palace chief and the Researcher Go and read Ugbe and take this nonsense away from my face Try and browse the pdf Benin Kinglist before you start talking like a drunkard The 36th kings the Benin mornachy claims is even a wrong fiquare it could be more or less so going by your explanation you're already faulted 1 Like
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Re: Benin-ife Relationship Explored by UGBE634: 5:01pm On Feb 05, 2023 |
Thebadpolitican:quote]Nowhere the Benin monarchy claim 36,it is 40 but then again some had very short reigns eg ezoti, Olua, Uwaifiokun, etc So anywhere around 35 to 40 is in order as they will not be dying the same period or inform each other they want to die If you were to ascribe an average of 25 years to those 35 kings, you would get more than 800 years |
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