Basic123:

So because England once controlled Nigeria they own and founded Nigeria.


I don't believe a whole benin tribe can be mumu sha

PoliteActivist:


You cited notning. You are no authority. I can come up with my own too, but why bother

Iamgrey5:
Bring the source of ijebu and the entirety of Lagos!


You think this is Benin bear parlour gist.

Wutinky:



When you are done serving the Emir of Ilorin in your ancestral land then call me. Let us discuss who is superior between you and the great Igbos likewise the Great Binis. I don't want to thread word with Fulani slaves. it's an insult to my Great tribe.

gregyboy:


First bring the source of the towns found by the 62 settlement of lagos

Wutinky:
Ibo flat head have made it their life duty to speak for the benin people and you made it ibo business the moment you start spreading your propaganda because we know your obssession with lagos has always been the down fall of your tribe thats why you dolt are not finding it easy again in lagos like never before. Like i say its either you fave your container business that brought you to lagos or we make it unbearable for tou flat head like you already witnessing since after the election a word is enough for the wish






What concern Igbos in this matter? what I said pained you deeply because what i said is the truth, you only thrive in propaganda

gregyboy:


England found some settlement in Nigeria like port Harcourt and go organised Nigeria and gave places their names

Benin did thesame

gregyboy:


First bring the source of the towns found by the 62 settlement of lagos

SonOfDSoil01:
that is a wrong notion, egba clan are native of lagos and pls dont try and rewrite history ..thank you

Basic123:


Where did he say that his parents were born in lagos?


Now Shinedu sukudi,tell us who is qualified to be indigen of LAGOS since na you Igb0 miscreants dey determine lagos indigens for the yorubas now

Wutinky:




Anybody can claim Lagos Indigene on faceless forum ..... anyway Binis is the founder of Lagos and Bini king has said it. What else do you want me to tell you?

haslaw:



Even ipob cannibals can call somewhere backward.

Kano state alone can buy the whole of the SE states in Nigeria. SE cannibals are fund of counting fly-over bridges when they come to Kano for the first time because there are no such bridges in their primitive region..

The most prinitive part of Nigeria is the SE where cannibalism is still rampant. Many SE can't even stay in their region because of canibalism, UGM, IPOB, kidnaping, ritualism, ocultic, otokoto, ashawo, baby factory, etc

Padipadi:

I no dey struggle o. Na you and ya Benin people get inferiority complex. Ashipa didn't go to Oyo, Ibadan etc cos he already had close rapport with Benins. And you Benins, aren't you descendants of aboriginal Yorubas?
So why are you struggling with facts and realities?
Why are Yoruba words, gods, goddess and identity so common among you all if una no migrate from them?

SonOfDSoil01:
when we say you lack sense and education, its not an insult but the truth now here you embarassing your ancestor, so Awori and Egun are sub groub of Ibos right? You better seek knowledge cuz u lack one....i have Awori friends and they have never for once denied their ancenstry or Egun as a sub group of yoruba....Oponu without sense

SonOfDSoil01:
yoo know our eastern neighbor throw away their senses when they come online to make argument. Some of them are not even privilage to attend school but just illiterate traders even the benin people they are spoke persons for wont be confident enough to come in public and lay that nonsensical claim, we dont even share border so i sometimes marvelled at their obsession with anything lagos , but their pure greed for other peoples heritage which will never happen in this life

Basic123:

You can start by the founders of all town in Igbo land.
Nobody will argue with you on that

Basic123:

They Don't have anything..no war....no olden days warriors like Ogunmola,latoosa,lisabi etc..that is why they see OJUKWU as the next big thing after jollof rice.There notable history started from civil war.

OloYeOfEgbE:
Trash and rubbish...

Benin and Portuguese...the rest news from yoruba propaganda na lamba...

Lagos is not a yoruba word.

richie240:


Do it quick or remain silent like ur oba!



It's not too late to come up with ur list to counter his 'gabbage'.


For the benefit of doubt, let's agree he wrote jargonz. Please right the wrong by bringing ur own list together with the source.
Thank u.

SonOfDSoil01:
flat head ibo, always here to type nonsense, how are does namea benin names? If you dont know the meaning why not ask than exhibiting your foolishness....Etiosa means Edge of the water or close to the lagoon in yoruba and you are here talking nonsense...a flat head economic migrant, dont worry when nigeria cease to exist you can sacrifice your life and come and fight for benin people to reclaim lagos now Arindin

Basic123:


😆.

If not that yorubas will see it has family affair and treat you as just a naughty kid bro...Ibadan alone is enough to deal with you.

abdeefggh:


how is eti osa an edo word?? This is beyond your mental capacity mr winter cap.

Basic123:

😆..yes they are the founder..they can jump ondo state and ogun state to come and claim it...mumu 😆

Iamgrey5:
Olodo

It's Eti osa

Osa meaning Lagoon in Yoruba.

Eti meaning near or Ear in Yoruba

Eti osa is generic name given to the local government area when Lagos State was created. It means near Lagoon.

There's nothing precolonial era about Eti osa

abdeefggh:


Counter it with your fact or get lost, no one ask you to believe it but you must respect it whether you like it or not

hopexter:


That is your own opinion to defend your state. Etiosa is a popular name in Edo state or does Yoruba bear Osa?

itsene:

Well documented by non- Benin chroniclers.
Separate politics from history, yorubas refuse to listen.
Anyway I partially blame Awolowo and the Action Group for this intoxication and obsession for power and dominance.

Iamgrey5:
Enitosa not Etiosa

Osa is Yoruba name for Lagoon, Okun is Yoruba name for ocean..

Fryx:


If they succeeded. They will claim the land.

The present Oyo was previously “Ago” headed by an Alago “Alago of Ago land.” But when the old Oyo was dispersed, an Oyo prince named “Atiba” came to seek refuge at Ago. Because he is the descendant of Alaafin, he was highly welcomed. “The Alaafin name is highly respected in the whole Yoruba land, and even though they suffered defeat, most Yoruba towns still pay respects to them. Even during the Ibadan wars, Alaafin send the Abogunrin to interfere, and they pay some respect to him (despite not having any military power over them.”

Due to this respect, Atiba requested that he be given a palace in Ago since he is originally a Prince and can’t live like a commoner. He promised to leave once old Oyo resettled. So he collected the Alago crown and started wearing it. (I think Ago had no Alago then, with the most recent one having gone on an expedition or dead in battle. So Atiba was given the crown). Moreover, Atiba married an Ago princess, which gave him easy access to the crown.”

However against his promise to return to Old Oyo once he can, he changed his mind and decided to settle in Ago instead. So he changed the name to “Agodoyo” literally translated to “Ago become Oyo. He gave the original land owners a chieftaincy title “Asipa” and made them a member of the “Oyomesi” or “Prime Ministers.”


That’s why Oyo have its panegyric as follows:

“…Oyo omo Alaafin
Ojo pa sekere mode omo atiba
O b’olowo wipe k’o gb’owo
O si n ba iwofa wipe k’o ju eru sile
Ase k’o le baa di’ja
Ko le baa di aapon
K’omo oba le ri je nibe
Oyo l’o gbin agbado oran
S’ehinkule elehinkule
Elehinkule ko gbodo yaa je
Beeni ko si gbodo tu u danu
Omo iku ti’ku ko le pa
Omo arun t’arun ko le gbe de
Omo ofo, t’ofo ko le se….”

Translation:

Oyo, descendant of the Alaafin
Rain must not beat the sekere
Child of Atiba
You urge the creditor to demand his pay
Yet you also urge the hireling debtor to repudiate his debt
So that conflict may ensue
For the benefit of the prince/princess
Oyo plants the ‘corn of trouble’
In another man’s backyard
That one must not harvest it
Neither must he weed it off
Child of death who cannot die
Child of pestilence who cannot be tied down by sickness
Child of calamity whom calamity cannot afflict….!


Note that Atiba is just one of the 11 princes in Oyo. A prince is a descendant of Oranyan. However, only Atiba family, his brother family, and one other family continue to contest for the Alaafin throne. The remaining princes focus on something else.