AreaFada2:
But in Nigeria nobody originated anything except Yoruba.
As much as I like our Yoruba people to excel and create many things, not everything should be hurriedly and condescendingly claimed.

Other tribes were not looking at Yoruba ayanyan all these millenniums doing nothing.

A trust to see one Nupe or Gbagyi person claiming Yoruba rush here huffing and puffing like puff adder soon.

gregyboy

gregyboy:


In the other thread am currently following a Yoruba guy included edo in south west maps, na the issue i dey solve there,

The problem with yorubas is mist are not educated

LifeOfTrigga:
Op you are wrong, Yoruba don’t claim it but only ondo indigene. Benin and ondo are close to each other and most of the town and village in ondo and Benin just got separated from each other. And that’s ilaje people and ikale people Cos even when them wan swear Na ayeLala Dem Dey use.


I’m from ondo Incase you no know

AreaFada2:
But in Nigeria nobody originated anything except Yoruba.
As much as I like our Yoruba people to excel and create many things, not everything should be hurriedly and condescendingly claimed.

Other tribes were not looking at Yoruba ayanyan all these millenniums doing nothing.

I trust to see one Nupe or Gbagyi person claiming Yoruba rush here huffing and puffing like puff adder soon.

gregyboy

macof:


The hatred you have for Yoruba will not make your brain function properly

Yoruba don't claim what does not belong to us. That we claim many things only mean we created many things
If you don't like it you can run far away to a place Yoruba culture and influence won't reach you

Ayelala is now Bini wonders shall never end.

TAO12:
And the next logical question where they get stuck is:

What is the meaning of "Aiyelala" in Edo language? They will begin to luku-luku.

In summary, it is absurd to think that the Edos of old originated a system and them named it in a language alien to them.

Moreover, here is a video of one of your own -- an Edo curator of one of your Museums admitting without the usual Edo shame, insecurity and inferiority that all the Bini deities were originally from Yorubaland.

Refer to timestamp 1:26 for his revelation:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqso2h2gRDw

cc: gregyboy, AreaFada2, MightySparrow, LifeOfTrigga, Vyzz, illicit

macof:


The hatred you have for Yoruba will not make your brain function properly

Yoruba don't claim what does not belong to us. That we claim many things only mean we created many things
If you don't like it you can run far away to a place Yoruba culture and influence won't reach you

Ayelala is now Bini wonders shall never end.

gregyboy:
Lol, what does it mean in Yoruba... Start coining words fast

Aye means the name of the God, lala means loud

Putting this two together it gives aye-sounding message

Ayellala is used to curse who so ever has stolen, lied, and people that do evi, l no evil doer can step in the shrine of ayelala or even even a wtch..... They will freeze

TAO11 you nor get sense.... Your matter tire me and you still asked the questions i would keep flogging madness out of you ...

Assuming i dont know the names my writups and proved as well as the comments could have made yoy satisfied

May god help TAO11 and those who supports her by hiding and giving her likes they are the people god should help more

OmoOlofin:
Thank for admitting that “Ayelala” has absolutely no meaning in Edo language.

Moreover, one of your fathers in seen in that video admitting point blank that the Yoruba gave you Binis deities to worship.

“Aye” does not mean “God”, and “Lala” does not mean “loud”. It simply has no meaning in your language. I know this makes you so sad.

“Aye” broken to its syllabic component is: “Aye-li-ala”.

“Ayé” is a general Yoruba word which simply means “the world”.

“Lí” is the third person present continuous Yoruba equivalent of “have”/“has”.

“Ala” is a regional Yoruba word (popular among the Ilajes and the Ikales) meaning “enormity”.

“Ayel’ala” is a Yoruba word which therefore literally means: “The world is enormous”.

I really hope you won’t eventual become suicidal this way you’re going.

cc: AreaFada2, macof.

gregyboy:


Can see how useless and heart blinded you have become TAO11, you need sleep, just in a bid to satisfy your ego and disprove benin, everything to you must be yoruba..... Dummy
You see the useless meaning you put up there go and clean it,

Ayelala is an idol, that the benins use in swearing and also warn people, if someone steals and you call ayelala they will come to the neighborhood were they stole they will march round the location giving warnings with their bells, just to tell the person to return it, after some days you fail to return it, the thiefs stomach becomes large filled with water and endless pain

So TAO11 think again.... Have i turned you to the shadow of yourself or have i now brought the real you out

Run from me.... Before you allow a benin man cosumes you with filled hate

OmoOlofin:
One of your daddies already exposed you. He admitted unashamedly that it was the Yorubas who introduced the Binis to all the deities they worship.

Refer to time stamp 1:26 of the video below for his confession:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqso2h2gRDw

Yes, “Ayelala” is a Yoruba word for a Yoruba deity, and it simply literally means “the world is enormous”. Cry and die if you want to, my insecure slave.

I knew what Ayelala is used for since Yorubas obviously introduced it to your daddies. So spare me the story of what the Yorubas through your daddies to use it for. I knew that already.

What I’m asking of you is simply what the word “Ayelala” means in Edo language, if it is an indigenous Edo deity as you’ve falsely and insecurely claimed.

The word “Ayelala” has no meaning in Edo language. Why? Because it is an indigenous Yoruba deity that was introduced to the Edos by their Yoruba masters.

No body invents a system and then proceed to name it in another alien language that he himself does not understand. I guess only the Edos do that, according to dumb gregyboy.

gregyboy:

Lol, you brought a video for me, lol like i have not brought screenshot from yorubas scholars admitting ogboni is benin and olokun, even your brother on my post admitted to it too, that no Yoruba is dragging ayelala with benins.... TAO11 but you still objected them... And now you're doing the same thing... Or because this one is video it is different case abi... A benin man admiting to fact, some idols were buried from the yorubas.... You now expect me to say yes to it while you say no to mine.... Wise taolesB


TAO11 dont be too desperate it kills

Anyway like i have always maintained some idols
Were taken from yorubas like orumila, sango and ifa, this was a result of benin occupation into yoruba lands and not necessarily oromiyan folklore, get into your dump skull am not a tribalistic like you i keep telling you

Our indigenous idols is ayelala, ogboni, olokun

I wouldn't say ogun because am yet to prove it same as you too

Tao11 i need prove ogun originated fron yorubas

TAO11:


And I flogged you on all the threads (despite your misrepresentation of what your screenshots said) with the same question which goes again as follows:

What does Olokun, Ogboni and Ayelala mean in Edo language??

TAO11:


And I flogged you on all the threads (despite your misrepresentation of what your screenshots said) with the same question which goes again as follows:

What does Olokun, Ogboni and Ayelala mean in Edo language??

gregyboy:
Talkative, talk talk..... Who cares to read should visit my profile.......

U dey mad, you wan use me talk ogun dey kill you Na talk go finsh you, Talkative

gregyboy:
[s]Note : this is what i said when TAO11 is looking for an escape from an argument, he starts to bore you with irrelevant talks....[/s]

Run... TAO11 gregyboy is coming

TAO11:
I have helped you to post links of your threads where I disgraced you and from where you have fled till date.

I basically chase you away from your own threads using facts, evidence, proof, and reason.

So you have to stop gaslighting with your pretence that you had any point on your threads that I haven’t refuted to pieces.

I guess I brought out the slave in you.

No, Ogun will kee you because Ogun is a Yoruba deity and you are my slave.

gregyboy:
Ogun is yoruba deitu and am still waiting for the proves instead you bring a mythical ife kinglist. Showing a European guy putting ogun as a king...

Mugu before you claim something prove it first, that's is the reason i came to this thread in the first place to tell everyone you lied, ife-benin never happened. Prove what you say before claiming it,then when you're saying it, i would be at rest

OmoOlofin:
Thank for admitting that “Ayelala” has absolutely no meaning in Edo language.

Moreover, one of your fathers in seen in that video admitting point blank that the Yoruba gave you Binis deities to worship.

“Aye” does not mean “God” in Edo language. “God” in Edo language is “Osa” or “Oghene”.

And Lala” does not mean “loud”. It simply has no meaning in your language. I know this makes you so sad.

“Ayelala” broken to its syllabic component is: “Aye-li-ala”.

“Ayé” is a general Yoruba word which simply means “the world”.

“Lí” is the third person present continuous Yoruba equivalent of “have”/“has”.

“Ala” is a regional Yoruba word (popular among the Ilajes and the Ikales) meaning “enormity”.

“Ayel’ala” is a Yoruba word which therefore literally means: “The world is enormous”.

I really hope you won’t eventual become suicidal this way you’re going.

cc: AreaFada2, macof.

TAO11:
The EUrOPEaN guy putting “Ogun” as a King I guess is because “Ogun” is an English man from England.

So, the EUrOPEaN man seeks to colonize Ife with the name of Mr Ogun — the English Prince


You’ve just put yourself into another trouble by exposing the secret-flogging you’re currently receiving on the other thread.

Folks, here is the link to a thread where I am currently messing up @gregyboy because of his unrepentant attempt to steal Yoruba identities.

He admitted that Ogun has absolutely no meaning in Edo language yet he is still hard-gripped by insecurities to the point of not admitting that his daddies are worshipping Yoruba deities.

https://www.nairaland.com/6048841/how-unveil-promote-ancient-igbo/52#93588311

In the comment at this link, I demonstrated that Ogun is a Yoruba deity by examining the Yoruba traditional accounts (in relation to the Benin traditional accounts) about Ogun.

I also explored the linguistic angle by providing the literal meaning of the word Ogun, of course in the Yoruba language.

@gregyboy was severely disgraced on that thread that I myself began feeling pity for him.

Cheers!

AreaFada2:
. I have no hatred for any human being. But some of our Yoruba people baffle me with their ignorance despite many degrees. I have seen Yoruba people with PhD in diaspora lump Benin with Igbo people.

To begin with, you yourself do not have more stake in Yoruba story more than me. I dare say you probably don't have a Yoruba pedigree as high as mine. Another guy argued it with me days days ago. I wanted to show him proof. I have not heard from him. He disappeared when he realised I was serious.

gregyboy:

And i tricked you, you fell for it mugu....

Ogun mean strength, valour in benin

According to the benin myth ogun is the son of osanubua who constantly go to war with the angel of deaths, he was later born a king in benin and was name ewuare.....

Immidelately ewuare was born the ancestors identified him as the son of osanubua, and after his ancesction he was renamed ewuare as the tradition requires to

So TAO11 i know you forged your etymology out of the moon i was waiting for you to do so you floped like a baby,

your story was different from your etymology, i was laffing throughout me and my friends... Lol funny lady. You ought to be a comedian, you know

(3) Q: Does the word “ogun” (when broken down into its component parts) literally have a meaning from the Edo language?

A: Absolutely no! I’m glad you’ve also conceded this more than once on this same thread.

(4) Q: Does the word “ogun” (when broken down into its component parts) literally have a meaning from the Yoruba language?

A: Absolutely yes! The word “ogun” breaks down into its two syllables, viz. “ò” and “gún”.

“Gún” is the Yoruba equivalent of the verb: “even”, “level”, “balance”, “stabilize”, etc.

The preceding “ò” describes the subject who performs the “gún” action.

An everyday example of this is seen in the Yoruba word “òkpùró” which literally means “one who lies” (i.e. “liar”) — where “kpuro” is the verb: “lie”.

“Ògún” then, as has just been demonstrated, is purely a Yoruba word which literally means “the one who evens”, “the one who stabilizes”, etc.

This meaning, moreover, is in perfect harmony with Ogun’s cosmogonical/liturgical attribute as the one who clears pathways, as well as the one who set the earth into a habitable mode prior to (and in preparation for) human habitation.

TAO11:
Dullard said he tricked me. No, you can’t. A slave can’t possibly trick his master.

You simply admitted that the word “Ogun” has no meaning from the Edo language.

Fraud!

Only one request will expose you as a fraud. Here we go.

Break down the word “Ogun” into its syllabic component and then explain how the supposed Edo meaning of each syllable leads you to the fraudulent meaning you’ve just come up with as an after the fact justification.

I know now at this point you will begin to dey luku-luku.

Thank you for the myth. But my question is not about because myths are borrowed all around from prominent groups around.

My challenge to you again is to break the word “Ogun” into its syllabic component and then tell us the meaning of each and how they both lead to the whole.

Where did you get this super-story from??

Moreover, Ewuare’s life and name came down from oral traditional Benin accounts as a Benin king.

Similarly, Ogun’s life and name came down from oral traditional Yoruba account as an Ife king.

And according to contemporary historical estimation, King Ogun lived some four centuries prior to you Ewuare.l who is his descendant.

Let’s pretend you know what you’re talking about. My dullard slave will not kill me oo.

Let’s pretend you weren’t soaked in hot tears as you typed this.

I know you actually cried your eyes out when you read about how “ogun” has a broken-down meaning in Yoruba, but not in Edo.

I will therefore post it here too so your tears can flow really hot again. . Here you go:
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“(3) Q: Does the word “ogun” (when broken down into its component parts) literally have a meaning from the Edo language?

A: Absolutely no! grin I’m glad you’ve also conceded this more than once on this same thread.

(4) Q: Does the word “ogun” (when broken down into its component parts) literally have a meaning from the Yoruba language?

A: Absolutely yes! smiley The word “ogun” breaks down into its two syllables, viz. “ò” and “gún”.

“Gún” is the Yoruba equivalent of the verb: “even”, “level”, “balance”, “stabilize”, etc.

The preceding “ò” describes the subject who performs the “gún” action.

An everyday example of this is seen in the Yoruba word “òkpùró” which literally means “one who lies” (i.e. “liar”) — where “kpuro” is the verb: “lie”.

“Ògún” then, as has just been demonstrated, is purely a Yoruba word which literally means “the one who evens”, “the one who stabilizes”, etc.

This meaning, moreover, is in perfect harmony with Ogun’s cosmogonical/liturgical attribute as the one who clears pathways, as well as the one who set the earth into a habitable mode prior to (and in preparation for) human habitation.”
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Having said that, I am waiting in the meantime for you to give the broken-down syllable-for-syllable translation of the word “Ogun” from the Edo language.

I know that’s not possible because the word itself not intelligible in the Edo language. The word and the deity who bears the name were imposed on your daddies by their Yoruba masters from Ife.

gregyboy:
O- to, gun= strength

To strengthen....

•••

TAO11:


Hahaha “O-to-Gun = Strenght” or what did I just read??

What is the meaning of “O”; what is “to”; and what is the meaning of “Gun”.

That is what I asked for. Stop disgracing some sensible Edo slaves.

Even Tinubu laughed hard at: “O-to-Gun = Strenght” Omg!
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Moreover, my question on “Ayelala” remains the same:

What is the meaning of: “Ayelala” in Edo language??

Please don’t give me the obviously ridiculous bull-crap of “Aye” is “God”, and “Lala” is “loud” —meaning “God is Loud” [my stomach oo ]

“God” in Edo is not “Aye”,. “God” in Edo is “Osa” or sometimes “Oghene”..

And “Lala” has absolutely no meaning in Edo language.

Refer to my earlier comments here for the actual meaning of Ayelala as broken down syllable-by-syllable:

https://www.nairaland.com/6097950/ayelala-benin-worship-dont-mind#93622849