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Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by LegendHero(m): 6:02pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
TAO12 You are just wasting time on the guy you are arguing with. It’s just like a professor discussing with a SS1 student coz all the reference you quoted is too complex for him to comprehend. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by LegendHero(m): 6:20pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: Mr. Man, you should be grateful for the generosity of TAO11 for even wasting his time in trying to hold a discord with you in the first place. He keeps bringing out reference and yet you’re still fixated with the usual rubbish most of you regurgitate everytime. I think FFK started that rubbish while people online just swallow it. Yes, Ahmad Baba made mention of the Yorubas in his Timbuktu manuscript. Those manuscripts have been referenced by multiple scholars. They are in their Arabic form and there is a website online about the Timbuktu manuscript. However not all the scripts are available online as most times you have to travel to the library itself to gain access to all the manuscripts. I’ve tried my best to get the actual manuscript in its original form but even searching through libraries online they still don’t have all the manuscripts. But they exist coz renowned authors have referenced them multiple times and that is how academics work. Below is the link to some of the Timbuktu manuscripts: http://www.tombouctoumanuscripts.org/images/uploads/ScriptandScholarshipCatalogue.pdf They are in Arabic and to even find the word alone from the collections is a job on its own without understanding the language. See example of some of the manuscripts below. How do you even start exploring details from this? 6 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 6:21pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
LegendHero:Lol. I understand perfectly that he is gripped hard by insecurities and inferiority complex. I am all for him being secure and confident, but I simply choose to rub it on his face making him realize that I can see clearly through his insecurities, inferiority, and lies. I have known him for some time now under many disguised monikers which he often deletes anyways anyways whenever I disgrace him so badly. He is Prolog aka ghostwon. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:22pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
TAO12: 1) I am Edo, stop making assumptions on people whom you know nothing about. 2) the title of the emperor of Benin empire is Oba and Omo n'Oba n'Edo in full. 3) why do you just keep repeating rubbish ? 4) you still don't understand that the Oba of Benin is the king while Enogie is a Duke under the authority of the Oba if Benin ? All other titles in Benin empire are vassal titles to that of the Oba if Benin whose title is simply Oba. If you consider the lesser titles to be longships then the only translation for the title of the Oba is emperor. Look how a simpeton like you have the audacity to speak on behalf of us Edo ! You just go around making unsubstantiated claims which have severally been debunked while hoping the interlocutor is not aware. @samuk @areafada |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by LegendHero(m): 6:24pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
TAO12: I’m also learning from your posts. So even if what you’re saying is lost on the guy, people like us are learning from you. So your efforts are appreciated. 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:30pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
LegendHero: You are hearing things which sound pleasing to your ears. Which is why you are swallowing Tao's words with no scrutiny. Tao is a known Yoruba biggot and revisionist, a crook and a professional liar. You are not learning anything, rather you are being fed comfortable lies. |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 6:34pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs:Of course I knew you are Edo. Not only that, I also know you are one and the same person as prolog, ghostwon, among several other disguised monikers which I have caused you to delete in the past. Moreover, I am not assuming anything about Edos, I am citing references for my arguments. E.g that the Edo people of Benin are also called Bini. 2) the title of the emperor of Benin empire is Oba and Omo n'Oba n'Edo in full. Nope, this is a blatant lie. In Benin culture and language, “Oba” is not a short form “Omo N’oba”. (i) “Oba” simply means “King”, “Monarch”, etc. [an alien loan term from Yoruba language] (ii) “Omo N‘Oba” means “The child who shines”. [an indigenous Edo phrase]. 3) why do you just keep repeating rubbish ?I am sure that even you yourself do not believe this to be an argument against any of my point. Why did you decided to chip in the following after I had already replied. Anyways I still managed to fish you out?? 4) you still don't understand that the Oba of Benin is the king while Enogie is a Duke under the authority of the Oba if Benin ?Anyone with this slightest inkling of knowledge of Benin knows that the “Oba of Benin” is the foremost monarch of the Edo speaking peoples. My point here was therefore never about the relative and respective roles of the Oba and the Enogies, et al. My point here is about the meaning of the words, not the roles of those whose position is described by those words. In other words, “Oba” is the word for “King” (meaningless in the Edo language as it is a loan term from Yoruba). While on the other hand, “Ogie” is the word for King” in the language of the Bini. “Oba” only came to replace “Ogie” at some point in the course of your history. Look how a simpeton like you have the audacity to speak on behalf of us Edo ! You just go around making unsubstantiated claims which have severally been debunked while hoping the interlocutor is not aware.No one seeks to speak on your behalf, I am simply putting you in your little place and rubbing your lies on your face as I always do by citing historical accounts. 3 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 6:35pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: 2 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:36pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
LegendHero: Once again you guys speak the words of crooks: "the proof exist but it is unavailable" or " you can't read the proof it is in Arabic" Look, the fact is no such text mentioning the Yoruba exist ! If you disagree then just show me the goddamn text. For your info I have numerous Arab friend whom are fluent in Arabic, I will have no problems getting their translation of any such text. You are one weird uneducated fellow. You are the fanboy of an other fanboy. Also if you claim I am repeating the claims of someone else then at least show the said claims. |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by macof(m): 6:36pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: Lol. No such thing as etymology in African languages?? That's what killed your argument mehn 2 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:38pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
macof:Etymology is the history of the written word. Our written words are new born babies therefor no history for them. I spotted you and some other revisionists creating all sorts of make belief etymology. The fact is you guys are uneducated and do not understand what you are doing. 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 6:48pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
macof: Just so you’re aware, he is the same person as Prolog/Ghostwon. I know he is always scared of me. Logycs, yes I know you are. Cry! 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:50pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
@samuk and @areafada, come and see these Yoruba fools vomiting things we have severally debunked (with proof) and serving their vomit to the unsuspecting reader. |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by macof(m): 6:50pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: Newsflash small boy. The title "Ọba" is actually a lesser title than the Ooni or Aláàfin that only got used to refer to sovereigns due to popularity of the title In ife where the title "oba" originates it is in its purest form in reference to the chiefs who head sections of Ife like the Obadio, Obajio, Obalejugbe, Obalesun etc Oranmiyan knew very well that his time at Benin was in authority of the Ooni/Olofin of Ife therefore never went by a specially styled title rather simply as Ọba. A true Yoruba vast in the traditions of ife knows the significance of what Oranmiyan did here for all future generations to know. His son then got styled Ọmọ N'Ọba (child of the Ọba = Oranmiyan) You can't play ethnic sentiments with clear traditions made by the ancestors themselves Traditions from Ife say that Oranmiyan never had his own crown. So even though he had the power of a king he only ever functioned as the Akogun and Odole Oodua under the authority of the Ooni of Ife. And critically looking at Benin and Oyo I stand to suggest that while traditions from these places don't directly say this, the practice and relics confirm this So you don't know the history of that title "Ọba" Leave what you don't know 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 6:51pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
LegendHero: Thanks sir! 2 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 6:53pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
TAO12:The same person who debunked a bunch of your unsubstantiated claims and showed you to be a total fraud and also debunked macof and gave you guys lessons about how reasoning works ? Hmmm such a guy. Yet you keep repeating your debunked claims hoping the unsuspecting reader would swallow your vomit |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by LegendHero(m): 6:55pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: Lol. Historians of repute have quoted Ahmad Baba statement in multiple sources domiciled in world renowned libraries like LOC and etc. You are a joker if you’re asking for the actual image of the manuscripts before you can believe it or trust the historians. Just like asking for the actual images of destruction before you can believe Benin was invaded by the British. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by macof(m): 7:12pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: When discussing African history, you don't stop at texts. You go deep into tradition 3 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 7:16pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
LegendHero:It’s just a face-saving request. It’s a standard Bini thing on Nairaland. Lol. 3 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 7:20pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs:When did “debunk” begin to mean the same thing as “to flee for dear lifter after been intellectually disgraced”? In other words, “@Logycs debunked” = “@Logics fled for dear life after being intellectually disgraced”. 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 7:29pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
TAO12:Wow, so you actually believe anybody would flee a forum while there is no danger to anybody's wellbeing or life. The fact is you are a low life troll whom has all day everyday to troll. You obviously don't have a job nor any sort of responsibility which is why you have so much free time. Obviously I don't have such free time, indeed I have a job and responsibilities. You are really slow, because I already explained all these to you and your fellow Yoruba-centeic trolls. Also, you have no logics, when I actually prove your claim to be false you continu claimiing your already debunked claim. Eventhough I shouldn't have to prove your claims wrong, you should be the one proving your claim right. But you can't because your claims are false. In essence talking to you and macof (your master) is just like talking to a retarded toddler. The talk never ends no matter how many times you guys are proven wrong. You just keep talking, making hundreds of more unsubstantiated claims and wasting my time. I can't waste my life on social media. I have a job, a family and life to live. Unlike you guys, the lowlife trolls who spend all their lives on social media, trolling and trolling, telling lies. And worst of all you actually believe you are fighting a war. You have lost your mind dude ! |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 7:32pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
macof: Yeah, African history is special. It doesn't obey logical rules established and respected elsewhere. In African history we must create a backdoor for revisionists, that backdoor we shall call it "oral history" or "tradition". It allows crooks to make up stories, myths and present them as history. Crooked macof, you will never change. |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by macof(m): 7:37pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: You are still a confused small boy 2 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by Nobody: 7:39pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
macof:Keep talking trolling-toddler. |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 7:48pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs:Oranmiyan was made up?? Says who? Says an inconsequential Nairaland ignoramus. And when asked why he thinks so, his reason is along the following lines: Oranmiyan is made up because he is a Yoruba who ruled over the Binis. ... Aaaaa ... I see! I wonder how dumb your ancestors are to have made up such a story which clearly degrades them. Your latest moniker should have been called “absurdities” instead of “logycs”. You clearly haven’t read up on what is called the criterion of embarrassment. This criterion dismantles your made-up view here in just one go. You still haven't changed. You just keep repeating made up stories and never care to prove any claim of yours. I have vowed to continually disgrace Bini liars. May I not see any reason to let them perpetuate lies freely. Refer to your disgrace below: The Reverend Samuel Johnson writing in the 1800s (specifically prior to the year 1898) made many references to the word "Oba" as used for different Yoruba kings who ruled in Yorubaland in the 1700s, 1600s, and 1500s. Quoting word-for-word directly from his writing, the following are a few examples of such use: (i) Several points of similarity may be noted between the ALAFIN and his Basorun. The ALAFIN is Oba (a king), he is Iba (a lord)." (ii) "From this incident, King ABIPA was nick-named Oba M'oro (the King who caught ghosts)." (iii) "And this has passed into proverb, "Oku dede ki a ko iwi wo Akesan, Oba Jayin te ori gba aso". (At the approach to Akesan of a company of chanting Eguguns, King JAYIN buried his head in a shroud.) Used of one who anticipates the inevitable." (iv) "Oaths were no more taken in the name of the gods, who were now considered too lenient and indifferent; but rather in the name of the King [i.e. King AOLE himself] who was more dreaded. "Ida Oba ni yio je mi" (may the King's sword destroy me) was the new form of oath!" Reference: Samuel Johnson, "The History of the Yorubas". Completed 1897, Published 1921, pp.71, 166, 171, and 188 respectively. The only précolonial texts mentioning the word Oba was referring to the Oba of Benin.. Quote and reference the relevant statements from any such document. You moronic fatuous liar. The historical fact remains that the word “Oba” is meaningless from the lenses of the Edo language. And the reason is quite obvious — it is a loan term from Yoruba. I challenge you to tell everyone what ”Oba” means in your language if you won’t be disgraced. Of course you want to reduce the significance of the title, it is not yours after all. You claim the Oba title is inferior to the ooni title yet, your ooni felt obliged to add it to his title. And so did your alafin and actually all your chiefs. Laughable.The word “Ogie” is the indigenous Edo word for “king”, “monarch”, etc. “Oba” is the word for “king” from the Yoruba language loaned into the Binis. Why do you think the Oba of Benin regard the Edo people as his slaves?? The answer is simple: He belongs to a different ethno-linguistic group, while the general Edo populace whom he rules over belong to another ethno-linguistic group. Crooked yoribaDisgraced Edo liar. cc: macof 6 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by TAO12: 7:54pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Logycs: There is no point refuting frustrations & oceans of tears. As the name implies, it itself is clearly self-refuting. So, I will simply continue laying my ambush for your lies. Watch out! 5 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by RuggedSniper: 3:00pm On Jul 21, 2020 |
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Re: Opinion: Why Do The Yorubas Exhibit High Level Of Religious Tolerance? by RuggedSniper: 3:54pm On Jul 21, 2020 |
LegendHero:^^^Thanks for this! The Oyo Empire engaged in long-distance trading with Mali Empire, Hausaland via Nupeland, Asanti Empire. The Mali people knew the Oyo people (Oyo Oba). 4 Likes 1 Share |
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