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Culture / Re: Is The Oba Of Benin Actually Greater Than Yoruba Kings? by TAO11(f): 4:34pm On Aug 22 |
Wbuser21:been searching for this video. thanks for bringing it forward for me since 2018. 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 4:58am On Aug 04 |
jellea:Youāre coping š¤£ It says: Igbo, Ibo, Slave š
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Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 4:25pm On Jul 21 |
jellea:yeah, iām running away from helping you. help urself by bringing the evidence for whatever you type. donāt just type it. prove it. igbo = slave (typed. also proven below) 2 Likes
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Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 3:00pm On Jul 17 |
jellea:no iām not helping you with anything. prove what you typed. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 1:53am On Jul 08 |
jellea:you admitted that you made a mistake & youāre trying correct yourself. but instead of blame yourself for your own mistake, u told yourself that taking responsibility is abomination in ala-Igbo, hence you should blame me for your own mistake. lmao. u even said itās my smoke that made u make the mistake. igbos will be homo-sapien 1 dayš anyway youāre still wrong with ur so-called correction. Even with your Chinese anology, if you had more Chinese mixed kids than native, what does that make you?? Keep diverting discussion. Prove me wrong with facts get your falsehood together. is it that: (1) there is nobody in igboland & igbos came originally later from chinese in china; OR (2) thereāre igbos in igboland & these igbos traded with chinese & the goods reconfigured their genes & some chinese changed magically to igbo & came to Nigeria to join the remaining igbos; OR (3) igbos married chinese (just like people marry each other from anywhere within or outside Nigeria) & thus chinese have changed & are now igbos; OR whatever the incoherent jibber-jabber that you wrote is should sha be substantiated with evidence. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 11:58pm On Jun 29 |
jellea:now make up your plastic mind: 1500s or 14th century? (those are 200 years apart dummy š ). oh okay, if we allow enough trading time between igboland & china, it would eventually magically prove that igbos are chinese. shebi i said, youāre too stupid to be alive. š 1 Like |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 4:44am On Jun 29 |
jellea:what a heap of rubbbbish?š¤£ ife bronzes were made in the 1500s? lmao š is it this same brain you use to run your daily activities? š¤¦š¾āāļø ibos import goods from china, therefore ibos are chinese. youāre almost too stupid to be alive.š 1 Like |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 5:40pm On Jun 28 |
jellea:What about when you type, you also put evidence? š¤£ |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 8:04pm On Jun 21 |
jellea:Wait, you said itās from Hausa language, & I debunked that & you ran to Mali & said itās from Mali language. I debunked that too & youāve ran back again to Hausa. Do me a favour: Please make up your mind. š¤£ Also, bring here the Hausa dictionary where you get it from. If itās too heavy, tow it. Just help yourself. š By the way.šš¾š 2 Likes
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Politics / Re: Shocking Statues From The 'Edo Period' Of Japan (1603 - 1863) by TAO11(f): 2:00pm On Jun 19 |
Quintessence44:yawns! š„± weāre getting somewhere sha. you will renounce fraud when iām done with you. now, 2 points: (1) you believe i am to blame for your own error. lolš now to your new name, dr. alice c. linsley: no where did she refer to herself as doctor, cos she is not, duh. more importantly, sheās merely an opinion writer for a blog ā a freaking blog. stay out of fraud, boy. thereās simply no book by that title anywhere on earth and she didnāt receive any training for such blogposts. and sheās smart enough to quickly account for that by saying sheās an independent researcher ā i.e. iām just doing my thing. i have no training for this. lmao š yeah no phd whatsoever from anthropology, etc. nor from any field for that matter. check her linkedIn. the most she ever was in her life is adjunct professor on ethics. š¤¦š¾āāļø check her linkedin. lol. yeah sheās no scholar of anthropology, nor geneticist. (2) as for Giacomo, i wrote that he sure did not link no Japanese to edo/nigeria. i was expecting that you will cite publication(s) where he did, lol. you only typed yes he did. you didnāt cite any publication where he did cos there is no such thing to cite. or is the book heavy to lift?š as an addition: the sculptures you attached (letās pretend they are all antique) do not prove japanese are linked to bini.š how do sculptures with asian phenotypes prove that japanese is linked to edo/nigeria? are you not able to use your brain, or doesnāt it work? cc: simbrixton cheers! 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Shocking Statues From The 'Edo Period' Of Japan (1603 - 1863) by TAO11(f): 4:54am On Jun 18 |
Quintessence44:Your performative anger wouldnāt rescue you from me unfortunately, lol. You extracted 2 names from your video & called them scholar & scientist who linked Japanese to Bini/Edo. Thereās no such scholar as Alice Lindsey. And Giacomo of course didnāt link no Japanese to Edo/Nigerians. Also, I donāt see how your attached sculptures are not useless in substantiating your fraudulent claim. Please help yourself another way or somehow. Just do something. Goodluck! 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Shocking Statues From The 'Edo Period' Of Japan (1603 - 1863) by TAO11(f): 2:21am On Jun 17 |
Quintessence44:No Iām not gonna waste my time watching a dumb video made by another dummy. What I will do instead is wait on you to name the scholar & what the scholar said regarding any fictional connection between the Bini & Japan. lol. You have watched the dumb video, so I guess it should be easy to just type the scholarās name & his claim. Help yourself! 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Shocking Statues From The 'Edo Period' Of Japan (1603 - 1863) by TAO11(f): 7:46pm On Jun 15 |
Kemetian: if you were redeemable, i would bother to type up a proper reply. but there obviously canāt be any need. Enjoy your alternatives reality. But at least youāve now admitted to having lied about āscholarsā. Cheers! 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Shocking Statues From The 'Edo Period' Of Japan (1603 - 1863) by TAO11(f): 3:32pm On Jun 15 |
Quintessence44:which scholars? you people have taken delusions to greater heights. š¤£ 4 Likes |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 11:14pm On Jun 14 |
jellea:Your Yoruba is from Hausa LIE expired VERY fast. š¤£ Anyway, there is no language called Mali.š Lemme help you. The term āYorubaā is from Yoruba language. you did not conquer Edo but IDU. and the name of the kingdom is igodomigodo. and the way you conquered it is not really through war per say but through deceit. you impreganted igbo girl who was the child of the ogiso.. thats was the pretense. your whole extistence lies in decet.If you like call yourself IDUN (bedbug), na your stress be that. Your ancestors must be really dull and slow if a stranger marched with troops into your land, had a son by one of your women & then he commanded on leaving that the child should rule over your fathers.š If thatās not conquest, tell me what conquest is. Your ancestors were terrible weaklings. š¤£š¤£ yes yorubas rewrote history from 19th century. thats our topic here. Portuguese docs made mention of spiritual leader EAST of benin and in the later versions of the book, this is was rewritten by Yoruba to mean ife. even ife was an igbo town as well. ododuwa himself said he met them there. why do you have igbo house in ile ife?19th century? lol š That map I attached is from the 16th century. You said youāve confirmed the map. Now guess what!? 16th century comes before 19th.š 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 3:52am On Jun 12 |
jellea:My ancestors from Ife conquered Benin around 12th century ā you already said you know this. So what did they re-write? Did they say they didnāt conquer Benin? They didnāt deny it nau. They admit it. Edo dictionaries admits it. The map drawn in the 16th century also show it. So what are you really saying? None of these was written/drawn by Yorubas. So leave Yorubas out of this. Igbo call us betrayals? lmao š Why? We agreed that we will let you destroy our land. Then we later stopped you at Ore, dealt with you and didnāt allow you destroy our land. Weāre betrayals. š Y.A.R.I.B.A?? š Hausas say that word does not exist in their language. Check a Hausa dictionary, or if you are illiterate, then ask any Hausa around you. āš¾ 2 Likes
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Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 12:32am On Jun 11 |
jellea: I understand your point of view. I didnāt conquer Benin kingdom, it was my Yoruba ancestors who conquered Benin kingdom & the igbos near there. So stop blaming me for what my ancestors did. 3 Likes |
Culture / Re: Benin Was A Yoruba speaking Empire. by TAO11(f): 4:06pm On Jun 10 |
Simbrixton:Bradbury |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 6:35pm On May 19 |
jellea:the 2 dictionaries are edo dictionaries. (wait, process that for a moment before you continue reading). also, the map is from the 1500s. what is earlier? š 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 12:15am On May 09 |
Attah of Igala is far, far greater than the Oba of Benin. Says who?? Says the desperate Bini revisionists who arenāt actually noticeable even in this corner called nairaland. But isnāt that a self-defeating position to hold on to? To them, it is self defeating but better than the truth. š¤£š¤£š¤£ 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 12:08am On May 09 |
jellea:and if so, how is the ooni not the great one when the benin call him oghene as you see in their dictionaries? see file-1 for edo dictionary by agheyisi (1986) & file-2 for bini dictionary by melzian (1937). 1 Like
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Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 3:41pm On May 08 |
jellea:no it doesnāt merely seem, it is indeed not. lmao š your second point about ogane is so hilarious š¤£ you had agreed on this thread that the benins of old send messengers from benin to the ogane requesting that the ogane please confirm the new benin king but suddenly that the map is verified, the ogane must now be the same benin king who sends to the ogane. basically the new incoming benin king is in benin and then he sends message to himself living far away that himself living far away should please confirm himself living in benin to become a legitimate king. lmao š doesnāt this sound like crase man talk to you? loool. anyway the benin term oghene which the portuguese guy transcribed as ogane is not benin king o š see file-1 for edo dictionary by agheyisi (1986) & file-2 for bini dictionary by melzian (1937). have peace. cheers! š 2 Likes
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Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 1:04am On May 08 |
jellea: Lmao! Why are you ignorant and still arrogant in your ignorance?š You have a brain, so why not use it?š¤¦š¾āāļø Name of Map: Tabula Moderna Prime Partis Aphricae Cartographer: Martin Waldseemuller. Period: Early 1500s. Location: Strasbourg āā Anyone with a functioning brain would first fact check the above details before rushing to reply. Your next reply would inform meāwhether you have simply been ignorant, or youāre an 'agnorant' person. Go and check the older maps of this region by the Portuguese. you will only see benin. later you start seeing calabar, and other shores , then zamfara, owerre (im even surprised about this). Biafra was in cameroun. i still could not find anything about this kindgom of Biafra. which explains what im telling you about the newer maps just copying the old map and adding their own discoveries to it. Show me any map earlier than the one I cited which shows Benin. Just one earlier than 1513 with Benin. Mind you donāt just bring any map here, you must be able to demonstrate that it is earlier than 1513. Cheers! 1 Like |
Culture / Re: The Power The Oba Of Benin Wield In The Past by TAO11(f): 3:33pm On May 07 |
jellea:I will be here waiting maybe you will be man enough to help yourself and provide even one tiny shred of evidence to back-up even one line among all these many lines of wishes & imaginations you typed. At that point, Nigerians & people in general MAY begin to take you serious ā to either debunk what you bring as evidence or accept it depending on whether it is an actual evidence, or if it supports the specific wish you brought if for, or both. Till then, take it easy with the tears. I no wan hear say tears enter wrong pipe & we lost him. š 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 12:35am On May 05 |
Christistruth00:Yes o! I got busy with other things ni. And it also feels like the job is done here. But I come once in a while. But Oduduwa was the King of Ile Ife and that simply means Igodo was an Ife PrinceSo, if we're going by the received traditions, then we canāt say we are unsure who the "father" of Igodo, or Ogodo, or Obagodo is; or where he's from. See File-1. The classical received BENIN traditions are very clear that Obagodo is Ooduaās eldest "son" & was from Ife. On the YORUBA side, Rev Samuel Johnson recorded an account which indicates the exact same thing. It says: Oduduwa had children, grandchildren, & great-grand children, such as: į»ranmiyan (youngest grandchild) & Alado [a "King of Benin" (the eldest)] amongst others. Itās obvious from this Yoruba account as well that this pre-į»ranmiyan King of Benin is from Oduduwaās line. I do accept that Ife Got some timelines wrong because I myself later found out that Oduduwa and Oranmiyan lived in different periods though Oranmiyan truly descended from Oduduwa Oral traditions are not expected to have time-lines & details neatly recalled with impeccable accuracy. In fact if you find such without variations, versions, & inconsistencies of detail; you can be rest assured that what youāre looking at is not oral tradition, but rather some information that has just been carefully cooked in modern times & falsely passed off as oral tradition. So it has nothing to do with Ifįŗ¹ folks but everything to do with how oral traditions work. And that is where a professional historian steps in, to sift the wheat from the chaff & come up with an interpretation of best fit. So, if we go by the current interpretations of modern historical scholarship, Oduduwa fl 1000 & į»ranmiyan fl 1200 most likely didnāt meet even when the latter is a grandchild of the former as our tradition specifies. I am still trying to balance out some timelines especially the one that says 31 Ogiso ruled before Oranmiyan git to BeninLool. The supposed number of Ogisos that reigned at 'Benin' differs from writer to writer. Each writer trying to increase the number just to ground an exceptional antiquity for their kingdomāperhaps into the BCs.š But because we are dealing with social memory here, folks of a latter time (e.g. fl 2024) can not possibly say they recollect/remember an event of the past (e.g. ca 1924) better than folks of the past/closer to the event (e.g. fl 1940). In other words, the earliest list collected from Benin social memory in the 1910s/1920s should be more dependable & less dubious than latter ones The earliest list of Ogiso, published in the 1930s, has 10 Ogisos & they are: (1) Obagodo (2) Ere (3) Orire (4) Akhuankhuan (5)Ekpigho (6)Oria (7)Emose(8 )Orhorho (9) Obioye & (10) Arigho. Two administrators followed. The 'UNESCO Courier' published this original number even in its October 1959 issue. See File-2 from pg. 13. Using an average of 13 year length of reign (Sargeant 1984:278), the timespan separating Oduduwa/Igodoās period from į»ranmiyan/2nd-administratorās period is in line with Oduduwa fl 1000 and į»ranmiyan fl 1200. Ibadan Historian Laji Abass says it is generally agreed that at least 93 Obatala dynasty kings ruled Ife before Oduduwa Iām not sure where he got that from. But I suspect he may have gotten that from an oral annotated king list alluded to by Blier in her 2015 work, & that would be a misunderstanding by him of the real point of the list. Anyway, Ife couldnāt have had 93 pre-Oduduwa į»bas of the Obatala-line as Obatala fluorished in the same period as Oduduwa . Itās an exaggeration, though Ifįŗ¹ had pre-Oduduwa monarchs of which Obatala come to be the last of only one of the pre-existing lineages. Cheers! 2 Likes 2 Shares
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Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 4:17am On May 04 |
Iykenuwa:YOU: āIfe was a village & was attacked until Oduduwa rescue themā. ME: Whatās your source? YOU: Just trust me. Iām a man of God, I donāt lie. ME: lmao š¤£ Some people were yet your fathers for hundreds of years claimed he either fell from the sky or came from Mecca.Debunked in the preceding comment. Youāre coping now. So, cope harder! Now you as a local Jack Bauer have come to correct the error of your fathers, Oshey!Itās okay that you assumed I wrote those books. You think highly of me. Lol. Point me to five different sources that mention Oduduwa was from Oke Ara.ME: How many times must I flog & shame you before it sinks in? YOU: Five times! ME: This one has lost shame. š¤£ š āā Iām not leaving your neck alone if you donāt cry: Oduduwa literally means ārepository of beinghoodā. Use your money buy book. Now my turn: What does "Ekaladerhan" mean? If you donāt know it, then that would prove it is not a Bini/Edo term. It must be a Fulani term then. Cheers š„ 2 Likes 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 1:15am On May 03 |
Iykenuwa:Lol. (1) Oke-į»ra, Ifįŗ¹ account did not come after the Mecca narrative. 89 years before a āMeccaā origin of Oduduwa thesis was published by Johnson, it has already been published that Oduduwa the progenitor of the Yorubas is an aboriginal of Ifįŗ¹. (2) Oke-į»ra, Ifįŗ¹ is in the eastern direction from Ile-Ifįŗ¹, Ifįŗ¹ I hope that adds the additional comfort you seek. (3) On sky, that is also true because for example the following two (John 6:38 Vs. Matthew 2:1) are both true ā because they reference two different realms of discourses. See more! šš¾ The same Ife traditions which holds a Heavenly origin (from a religious & metaphysical standpoint) for Ogun Oduduwa, į»batala, į»į¹£un, et al. of course also realize (from a earthly & historical POV) that Oduduwa is an Ifįŗ¹ native, precisely from one of the surrounding hills.āā Iām not leaving your neck alone if you donāt cry: Oduduwa literally means ārepository of beinghoodā. Use your money buy book. Now my turn: What does "Ekaladerhan" mean? If you donāt know it, then that would prove it is not a Bini/Edo term. It must be a Fulani term then. Cheers š„ 2 Likes 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 9:02pm On May 02 |
Iykenuwa: Stranger to Ile-Ifįŗ¹, Ifįŗ¹. From Oke-į»ra, Ifįŗ¹. āā Iām not leaving your neck alone if you donāt cry: Oduduwa literally means ārepository of beinghoodā. Use your money buy book. Now my turn: What does "Ekaladerhan" mean? If you donāt know it, then that would prove it is not a Bini/Edo term. It must be a Fulani term then. 2 Likes 1 Share
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Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 5:40pm On May 01 |
AutomaticMotors:š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£ š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£ Yeah, no one is denying that your little ego is bruised cos āoduduwaā is a Yoruba term and meaning: āRepository of beinghoodā. 3 Likes |
Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 4:59pm On May 01 |
Iykenuwa:Oduduwa literally means ārepository of beinghoodā. Use your money buy book. Now my turn: What does "Ekaladerhan" mean? If you donāt know it, then that would prove it is not a Bini/Edo term. It must be a Fulani term then. 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: Ile-ife Is Our Home, Benin Reps Tell Ooni (Video) by TAO11(f): 4:49pm On May 01 |
JuanDeDios:Obagodo is not from the Obatala lineage actually, but doesnāt change his overall point. Obatala is from Ife. Where are you from? Just curious! 2 Likes |
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