gregyboy:


(1) She is going nut..... I decided to stay clear and obaserve behind, but she still find away to call my name......

(2) She is Hot for me..... But aint going in that stinking pussy i rather spend the rest of my life in jail

MetaPhysical:




Before I opened this post I looked in the section and see about 4 or 5 different threads all pumping false superiority for Edo. All opened by edeyoung. I said ooh, this is gregyboy! Then i opened this post and you confirmed it!

You've been shooting them down and destroying them. What do you expect? Night flyers are dodging you.

Edeyoung:


She be mumu......

Edeyoung:


(1) Tribalism on yorubas against benis didnt start today........

Cc
Davidnazee valirex samuk Sarah20A ghostwon Binikingdowm

(2) Olokun is indigenous to benin

ayoola27:


So what was the reason for the conquest prior to European coming?

was it not to still get slaves... Stop blaming the Europeans...

TAO12:


(1) Gayboy, stop your fraud of screenshoting Edo blogs and fraudulently passing them off as academic materials.

(2) Your claim that the deity "Olokun" is indigenous to Benin is just as absurd as claiming that "Samudradeva" (the Indian deity) is indigenous to Benin.

Just as the words "Olokun" and "Samudradeva" have absolutely no meaning in your Edo language, they therefore can never possibly be indigenous to Benin.

The former (Olokun) is indigenous to Yoruba, and the latter (Samudradeva) is indigenous to India.

I challenge you to break down the word "Olokun" into its components parts and give the Edo t
analysis of each component (if possible).

cc: BabaRamota1980, MetaPhysical

TAO12:


(1) Gayboy, stop your fraud of screenshoting Edo blogs and fraudulently passing them off as academic materials.

(2) Your claim that the deity "Olokun" is indigenous to Benin is just as absurd as claiming that "Samudradeva" (the Indian deity) is indigenous to Benin.

Just as the words "Olokun" and "Samudradeva" have absolutely no meaning in your Edo language, they therefore can never possibly be indigenous to Benin.

The former (Olokun) is indigenous to Yoruba, and the latter (Samudradeva) is indigenous to India.

I challenge you to break down the word "Olokun" into its components parts and give the Edo t
analysis of each component (if possible).

cc: BabaRamota1980, MetaPhysical

TAO12:


(1) You are a very dumb fellow and you haven't denied it at anytime.

See, I am professionally trained to spot trends and congruence in both qualitative and quantitative data or information.

So, it was a piece of cake and a walk over for me to fish you out as one and the same person as Edeyoung.

The funny thing is that despite your hasty reply to your own comment, you still give yourself away in many ways.

The next time you want to pretend to be someone else from another moniker, you must not forget to factor in the following facts:

(A) The fact that each individual have their own unique argumentation style, such as your distinctively foolish argumentation.

For example, attaching a screenshot that refutes your own position in the hope that no one will notice.

(B) The fact that each individual have their own unique "response bank" from which they choose their specific reply to specific contentions.

(C) The fact that each individual have their own unique writting style such as your repeated abnormal use of paragraphs as well as ellipses [i.e., "................."], and your ocassional distinctive difficulty of stringing words together to form a coherent thought.

(D) The fact that each individual unintentionally succumbs to some natural psychological dynamics.

(i) This particular factor played out when you commented with your "Edeyoung" account but failed to cc/mention your "gregyboy" account when ccing/mentioning your Edo lying colleagues.

You simply succumbed unintentionally to the default that you are one and the same person, and as such you naturally didn't realize the need to cc/mention yourself among others you mentioned. Lol.

See attachment below for the comment I am referring to here.

(ii) This psychological factor also played out when you went on to another thread using your "gregyboy" moniker to advertize "Edeyoung's" thread.

You whined and ranted that the Yorubas are avoiding "Edeyoung's" thread. You gave yourself away there too as such advert of your dead threads is uniquely typical of you.

PS: It's not my first time to fish out people like you. I once fished out your brother "Prolog" when he was hiding under the moniker "Ghostwon". He was obviously so shocked that he subsequently came out of hiding and surrendered.


(2) Listen gayboy, stop veiling your sexual identity and orientation. I have already exposed you on that beyond any remedy.

Also, the fact that you are always quick to choose jail term over freedom is very telling.

It appears you're already anticipating the fact that the provisons of the Nigeria "Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act" of 2013 will eventually catch up with you sooner or later.

cc: BabaRamota1980, MetaPhysical, Babtoundey, Moneywomen17, hayoholla

Edeyoung:


(1) Bro the etymology of a word dont usually bring out the ownership of a thing....
Bro we colonized you bro we gave you all our gods to worship just like the British gave us Christianity as a worship, the person who made those statements has no reason to be biased he still bore is yoruba name despite being a benin man, you guys have been trying to claim benins as Yorubas since inception see the way the yorubas reacted when she identified herself as benins


(2) The ancestral home of olukun worship is at oronigbe in benin

Edeyoung:


And if you keep identifying me as gregyboy then i will have no choice than to stop having any conversation with you

Edeyoung:


Bro how do you have time fo do all this and still not make any sense am just baffled ok am gonna add gregyboy to my mention.... I know if i had included him at first you will still go ahead and find it fishy Bro you see. Pained by the guy

TAO12:


Shut up and stop regurgitating mouth-to-mouth Edo nonsense from your Edo blogs.

In case you're unsure, I didn't read your Edo blog screenshot for obvious reasons.

"Olokun" (among other deities) was indigenous to you, yet their names have to come from the Yorubas.

This is more like an Edo ret@rd saying: "Samudradeva" is originally a Benin god -- don't worry about the Indian name that we call it.

What happened to their supposed original Edo names??

Hmmm ... I have an idea. The Yorubas suddenly stopped you from using "your own" Edo names for "your own" Edo gods.

Isn't God wonderful??

What other kind of reasoning is expected from gregyboy than this??


(2) No that's false, the ancestral home of Olokun as set up by the Itsekiris (Yoruba people), for all the non-Yorubas of the region, is found outside Benin -- at Ughoton precisely.

Go do your field work. Ask your Yoruba masters at the Benin palace. Hopefully they don't behead you for disturbing peace at the palace.

TAO12:


Shut up and stop regurgitating mouth-to-mouth Edo nonsense from your Edo blogs.

In case you're unsure, I didn't read your Edo blog screenshot for obvious reasons.

"Olokun" (among other deities) was indigenous to you, yet their names have to come from the Yorubas.

This is more like an Edo ret@rd saying: "Samudradeva" is originally a Benin god -- don't worry about the Indian name that we call it.

What happened to their supposed original Edo names??

Hmmm ... I have an idea. The Yorubas suddenly stopped you from using "your own" Edo names for "your own" Edo gods.

Isn't God wonderful??

What other kind of reasoning is expected from gregyboy than this??


(2) No that's false, the ancestral home of Olokun as set up by the Itsekiris (Yoruba people), for all the non-Yorubas of the region, is found outside Benin -- at Ughoton precisely.

Go do your field work. Ask your Yoruba masters at the Benin palace. Hopefully they don't behead you for disturbing peace at the palace.

Edeyoung:


[s]I would have answered you... But you called me gregyboy so bye.....[/s]

Edeyoung:


[s]You're full of emotions....
Try and cool off bro[/s]

Edeyoung:



Bro how do you have time do all this and still not make any sense am just baffled ok am gonna add gregyboy to my mention.... I know if i had included him at first you will still go ahead and find it fishy
Bro you see. Pained by the guy

gregyboy:
Tao11 is barking like a female that was rape by a dog..... Always finds ways to call my name out in all her misery...... I know one day she will be put in chains straight to uselu psychiatric hospital

Anyway edeyoung has been doing great we edos should imitate him by creating threads in adressing our history we wont let slaves called yorubas still our history from us......

We practice our traditional worship they call us witch, we say our traditional worship are indigenous they call us thieves, we say we are benins they say no you can't be, why claim benin when you grew up in igbaraOke...lol
In the mist of thier anger we will find peace....
Olu317, MetaPhysical, BabaRamota1980, TAO12

TAO12:


As expected, I knew you were set to clown.

Wait! Why does Edeyoung have to log out for you to log in??

You weren't even smart enough to use two devices. Lol ... Now, I look forward to a change.

You've been exposed in details at the following link:

https://www.nairaland.com/5846948/benin-yoruba-speaking-empire/12#90427617

gregyboy:


You're running wild

gregyboy:


You're running wild

Edeyoung:


She is

You weren't even smart enough to use two devices. Lol ... Now, I look forward to a change.

TAO12:
More Evidence:

After logging out from "Edeyoung" and then logging in with "gregyboy", you tried "Modifying" your "Edeyoung comment".

But you weren't quick to realize that you're now "gregyboy", so you ended up "Quoting" your "Edeyoung comment".

See attached! Lol.

People with multiple Nairaland accounts can relate to this mistake.

I have multiple accounts so I know what I'm talking about.

NB: I've always made it clear from the get go that those multiple accounts were mine.

They are: TAO11, TAO12, OmoOlofin and YauYamba. They were created for spamnot purposes, and I've always made this clear anyways.


cc: MetaPhysical

TAO12:


I knew all along that it was him. I was simply playing along and allowing him write more responses in order to give me enough data to work with.

See how I caught him in my preceding comment.

Amujale:


[s]
You have a comprehension problem, as you seem to find it hard to comprehend history.

There was never a slavetrade anywhere in Africa prior to the disruption of the Arabian fundamentalist warmongers.

You need to go and reeducate yourself regarding the slavetrades that occured on the continent.

One of them was called the Portuguese slavetrade for a reason.

These are the horific campaigns that lasted for over 2,000 years.

ℹArabian also knowm as the Transaharan
ℹPortuguese
ℹTransatlantic

Furthermore, there was never a slavetrade anywhere in Yorubaland , STOP IT.

You dont know what you're on about.

It isnt a game dude.

Foreign slavery that lasted for over 2000 years destroyed our continent, chattel slavery.

Theres no terminology for slave in the Yoruba language.

Eru used to mean 'prisoners of the state' or POW, most eru was known to be in receipt of wages, doesnt mean - slave as in slavery or the slave trade.

There was never such a slavetrade on the continent prior to the arrival of foreign warmongers.

Slavery began with the arrival of Islam and Christianity.

Give yourself brain.
[/s]

ayoola27:


U lack comprehension...what research have u done towards that

According to Lovejoy, Paul E. (2012). Transformations of Slavery: A History of Slavery in Africa. London: Cambridge University Press.

Slavery was a part of the economic structure of African societies for many centuries, although the extent varied.
Also in Noel King (ed.), Ibn Battuta in Black Africa , Princeton 2005, p. 54.
Ibn Battuta , who visited the ancient kingdom of
Mali in the mid-14th century, recounts that the local inhabitants vied with each other in the number of slaves and servants they had, and was himself given a slave boy as a "hospitality gift


Slavery always existed in Africa prior to the Europeans coming...

I would have posted the pics...but I don't know what is wrong with nairaland

Do ur research and improve ur brain

Amujale:


Says who?

The people who participated in slavery?

You can pass me with that rhetoric, according to our historians there was no slavery in Africa prior to the arrival of the Arabian fundamentalist and Eurocentric warmongers.

Their was no chattel slavery, a slave trade ever in African history prior to foreign distruption. The slaves in African history was another word for prisoner. i.e prisoner of the state, in rare instances POW's e.t.c

Furthermore, i will go with our historians against any Eurocentric narrative.

My response, is Shut Up, how dare you talk ish about any African country when your parents was heavily involved in the slavetrade.

My thing is, Paul should write the history on how the Eurocentric will return all our stolen aretefacts or STFU.

ayoola27:

I'm still waiting for the African historian that said there was no slavery b4 the Europeans coming...