ariesbull:
the term Yoruba even in Ghana when I was there they refer to you guys as anonga or something like that


But be it as it may be

Dahomey warriors was a historical fact

ariesbull:
the term Yoruba even in Ghana when I was there they refer to you guys as anonga or something like that


But be it as it may be

Dahomey warriors was a historical fact

ariesbull:
make I no talk so that we don't open up wounds but let's leave it that way

...the luck way una get be say una no be direct neighbours to Igbo shaaaa

Christlike01:


Omo heebo,bring your flat head here,let me educate you a little as it's obvious that's what's lacking in your pitiable,slavery life !

Anango,Olukumi or Olucu,Eku,etc are all synonymous with Yoruba people and there is nothing derogatory about any of those names. Anango is an ancient form of Yoruba language spoken in Yoruba land in the past. Olukumi or Olucu means "Ore mi" (my friend),yes,we are called that as well by non Yoruba people in the past. As a matter of fact,the aborigine Yoruba people of Cuba,Brazil (Bahia) and other Americas are still called Olucumi or Lucumi till today. Don't forget as well that there are these same Yoruba Olukumi people in Delta state till today. About "Eku", that's coined out of the way Yoruba people usually greet themselves : E ku Owuro - good morning to you, E ku Osan or Asan - good afternoon to you, E ku Ale - good evening to you ,E ku ise, E ku Ile,E ku onje ,etc ! We are a well cultured people with a very rich and enviable history. Can same be said of your people and where you came from ?! It's a big NO ! Your history is sour,tasteless !

What about Dahomey ?! Are you not aware that Dahomey is same as Benin Republic ?! Do you know how many Yoruba kings reign till today in that country - Oni Popo of Popo, Oni Sabe of Sabe,Alajese of Ajase,etc ? How about Togo ? If Yoruba land extends to Dahomian territories today and there are Yoruba kings ruling over the territories,what does that tell you,Chinedu ? May be I should break it down for you in case your comprehension issue is acting up again ! Yoruba warriors,my great forefathers conquered Dahomian's territories and that's why we still have Yoruba kings ruling over the land till tomorrow!

I told you earlier,even king Tackie Teiko Tsuru 11,the Ga -Adangbe of Accra doesn't hide his Yoruba root. He and his people,Ga people are always proud of their Yoruba heritage. You should be worried about how Igbo were being hunted down by the Ijaws,Binis, Itshekiri,Igalas and sold off as slaves instead of preoccupying your silly self with the Yoruba history !

Raf4:


How come minorities surrounding you are that lucky to the extent of having more land than you, a major tribe? Efik/Ibibio, Ijaw/Ikwerre etc actually subdued you and confined you into your present 5 acres of land, far smaller than your neighbouring Akwa-Cross, Edo-Delta and Kogi state 😳

Raf4:


How come minorities surrounding you are that lucky to the extent of having more land than you, a major tribe? Efik/Ibibio, Ijaw/Ikwerre etc actually subdued you and confined you into your present 5 acres of land, far smaller than your neighbouring Akwa-Cross, Edo-Delta and Kogi state 😳

Christlike01:


Omo heebo,bring your flat head here,let me educate you a little as it's obvious that's what's lacking in your pitiable,slavery life !

Anango,Olukumi or Olucu,Eku,etc are all synonymous with Yoruba people and there is nothing derogatory about any of those names. Anango is an ancient form of Yoruba language spoken in Yoruba land in the past. Olukumi or Olucu means "Ore mi" (my friend),yes,we are called that as well by non Yoruba people in the past. As a matter of fact,the aborigine Yoruba people of Cuba,Brazil (Bahia) and other Americas are still called Olucumi or Lucumi till today. Don't forget as well that there are these same Yoruba Olukumi people in Delta state till today. About "Eku", that's coined out of the way Yoruba people usually greet themselves : E ku Owuro - good morning to you, E ku Osan or Asan - good afternoon to you, E ku Ale - good evening to you ,E ku ise, E ku Ile,E ku onje ,etc ! We are a well cultured people with a very rich and enviable history. Can same be said of your people and where you came from ?! It's a big NO ! Your history is sour,tasteless !

What about Dahomey ?! Are you not aware that Dahomey is same as Benin Republic ?! Do you know how many Yoruba kings reign till today in that country - Oni Popo of Popo, Oni Sabe of Sabe,Alajese of Ajase,etc ? How about Togo ? If Yoruba land extends to Dahomian territories today and there are Yoruba kings ruling over the territories,what does that tell you,Chinedu ? May be I should break it down for you in case your comprehension issue is acting up again ! Yoruba warriors,my great forefathers conquered Dahomian's territories and that's why we still have Yoruba kings ruling over the land till tomorrow!

I told you earlier,even king Tackie Teiko Tsuru 11,the Ga -Adangbe of Accra doesn't hide his Yoruba root. He and his people,Ga people are always proud of their Yoruba heritage. You should be worried about how Igbo were being hunted down by the Ijaws,Binis, Itshekiri,Igalas and sold off as slaves instead of preoccupying your silly self with the Yoruba history !

ariesbull:



All the tribes around yor defeated Yoruba at one point of their life and took land the worst was Dahomey women! I mean women

Yoruva or Anonga are the only tribes that was defeated by women ....this is just too ridiculous and embarrassing....


Which war of land conquest did you guys had .. ? None !

Una get luck shaaa say Igbo no be your neighbourhood




Everybody and tribes around Yoruba dey defeat Yoruba ....very shameful

Nupe defeated Yoruba
Fulani took Yoruba land till date
Ijaw defeated Yoruba and took ilaje till date

The Benin defeated Yoruba and made Akure and Lagos a vassal state

Una no dey shame ?


The Akure–Benin War, which took place in 1818 AD, was a conflict between the Benin Kingdom and the Akure Kingdom in what is now Nigeria. The origins of this conflict can be traced back to the complex history of the region, with Akure being a place of ancient settlements, some dating back to the early Ife kingdom. The Akure Kingdom emerged when these communities were consolidated under the rule of Prince Omoremilekun, who descended from Oduduwa, a revered figure in Yoruba history. Historically, the relationship between Benin and Akure had been marked by peace and mutual respect due to shared cultural heritage and ancestry.

Akure–Benin War
Part of the expansion of the Kingdom of Benin


Commanders and leaders
Benin Empire Osemwende, Oba of Benin
Benin Empire Chief Erebor, Ezomo of Benin
Benin Empire General Ologbosere, Ologbosere of Benin

Benin Empire Imaran, Imaran of Benin
Arakale, Deji of Akure
Benin wanted to reclaim the land and make Akure pay tribute, but Akure resisted.[1]
Akure–Benin War is located in NigeriaAkure–Benin War
Location within Nigeria
However, this harmony was disrupted when Chief Osague, a Benin emissary, was killed by the Deji of Akure, Arakale. This incident, along with other conflicts and provocations, triggered the Benin invasion of Akure. The invasion involved military manoeuvres, with the Benin army led by top commanders, including Chief Erebo the Ezomo, General Ologbosere the Ologbosere, and the Imaran. They encountered resistance from the Akure army, led by the Deji himself. The Benin army strategically advanced through various routes, eventually capturing Akure after the destruction of the Deji's palace. This victory led to the establishment of Akure as a vassal state under Benin's control.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akure%E2%80%93Benin_War

Raf4:


Yet the total landmass available to your entire tribe home and away is less than Oyo state. Your ancestors were even chased out of coastal area/ocean mouth, rendering you landlocked.

ariesbull:
if you were Igbo neighbours they would have taken some of that of yours via conquest


But Igbo aren't lacking land anyway there are still lots of virgin forests .....

Raf4:


When Ijaw and Efik were busy chasing you from your land into deeper interland, turning you into a mere dot in the circle 🤣 😂 🤣

ZorGBUooeh:
No Yoruba?

Dem go come here break bottle o, open there wide mouth dey do Ah!Ah!Ah!
Come tell us of how dem ancestors ancestors defeat Alexander the great and Hannibal combined together those days.

No jukun,chamba,tiv,ijaw and kebbi?kebbi defeated Fulani's,tuareg,kanuris,songhai,nupes and morrocans

In all Igbos are the modern day warriors

truthhurtsnaira:
Nigeria itself is nothing more than a conglomerate of conquered nations operating as a company for British enrichment.

christistruth01: