Texas.Cowgirl:
Odua Negro

I want more pictures plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Yes dear, I have more to post. I will bring on later.

Im loving those Iseyin tribal marks, i should go get me some marks....

9jacrip:

[size=15pt]We know you're proud of your Islam but let the truth be told.
Let's not make unrecorded claims, 'influx' of the religion began with Afonja, the war with Oyo and his death. All of these combined opened up Yoruba land to Islam.
The fact that Yoruba had contact with Muslim via trade etc cannot be disputed but the key point here is when Yoruba became proselytes massively.[/size]

Mr man, pls tell us about ur tribe b4 i start with u

Awesome this pieces of information are good to teach my young European student.

PAGAN 9JA:


There will be no need to pollute the Yoruba genopool. Thnx.

Pagan 9Ja, I thought you where hausa? Please correct me if I am wrong and beside are you the mouth piece of any Yoruba man's d1ck on who to have children with or not? Mtchewww!
Please do not download your Pagan thinking on us.

sweetcheecks:

Pagan 9Ja, I thought you where hausa? Please correct me if I am wrong and beside are you the mouth piece of any Yoruba man's d1ck on who to have children with or not? Mtchewww!
Please do not download your Pagan thinking on us.

Dont mind him.....the boy is an illiterate.

PAGAN 9JA:




what does that mean?


yes that is research. not copy-pasting trash and outdated figures from wikipedia/joshua project.

Who used wikipedia? How did you think Joshuanet got their result?

So you're going to ask every Yoruba person in Benin? Olodo

Awesome pieces of information are good to teach my young European student.

Dudu_Negro:

Yes dear, I have more to post. I will bring on later.

Im loving those Iseyin tribal marks, i should go get me some marks....

I dey wait o

Texas.Cowgirl:


Dont mind him.....the boy is an illiterate.

thanks jare!

Pagan9ja is good people.

Dudu_Negro:

Ill be in touh with you this weekend sometime. Count me in.

I hope you know that I also plan to develop a script and produce a historical movie about the Yoruba kingdom and a great Yoruba king.

I am just doing my due diligence now so I don't have to sue you later. Mel Gibson will direct my EPIC movie. I'm serious.

Peace out.

THIS HAS BEEN WONDERFUL KNOWING AND LEARNING MORE ABOUT MY HERITAGE' ORIGIN.
PLS PLS N PLS ANYONE SHOULDN'T CONTERMINATE THIS THREAD FOR US.INSTEAD U CAN SIMPLY GO AHEAD ABOUT URS...OK..PLS "OP" PLS KEEP THOSE PIX COMIN AM LOVING MORE.

Omo yoruba ni mi o swaqqer! PROUDLY YORUBA!!!

God Bless The Yorubas.

Jovanna: Omo yoruba ni mi o swaqqer! PROUDLY YORUBA!!!

hmmmm. mo gba ti e babi mi..omo odua on top

9jacrip:

[size=15pt]We know you're proud of your Islam but let the truth be told.
Let's not make unrecorded claims, 'influx' of the religion began with Afonja, the war with Oyo and his death. All of these combined opened up Yoruba land to Islam.
The fact that Yoruba had contact with Muslim via trade etc cannot be disputed but the key point here is when Yoruba became proselytes massively.[/size]

You are just regurgitating the same story repeated over time. It is like saying it was Julius Ceasar that showed Egypt to the Ancient Romans.

#Ridiculous

The exchanges between Yoruba, Nupe and Fulani predates Afonja. Where did the cavalry of the old Oyo empire get their fine horses from?

Okiki_Oluwa: Proudly Yoruba, Omo Odua pombele!
But Op, why did you put Oyo as the origin of Yoruba race? It's Ile-Ife in Osun State.
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Last Bullet: Ife terracotta & bronze head artworks are the most naturalistic in Africa, if not the World. I dust my cap for the Craftsmen of early Yoruba time. Their skill is beyond the Whiteman's expectation. Yoruba land is arguably the best at craftmaking in Nigeria.

its because osun was carved out of oyo state...so i think he is historically right

anonimi:

Not quite correct.
Islam made its way into yoruba land through commerce. It was the same way christianity came into Nigeria. First by commerce. Later war, annexation and colonisation.
The commerce with the fulanis included slave trade that ended up in Arab land.

lie.....

islam came to Yoruba by invasion, undisputable

St_Black:
Mr man, pls tell us about ur tribe b4 i start with u

About my tribe or what my tribe is?
Anyways, I'm Yoruba. Do we have a problem?

maclatunji:

You are just regurgitating the same story repeated over time. It is like saying it was Julius Ceasar that showed Egypt to the Ancient Romans.

#Ridiculous

The exchanges between Yoruba, Nupe and Fulani predates Afonja. Where did the calvary of the old Oyo empire get their fine horses from?

Same way you're recycling same point.
The question now is, despite these trades and exchanges did the Yorubas convert to islam in major 'quantity'?

P.S: it is cavalry sir.

ketoprofen:

lie.....

islam came to Yoruba by invasion, undisputable

Help me tell them O!

9jacrip:

About my tribe or what my tribe is?
Anyways, I'm Yoruba. Do we have a problem?

haha,mr yoruba,ur type is not what we want.im sure ur "yoruba" tribe(note my quote) obviously and continually has been disgrace to d nigerian image .or im i wrong?

St_Black:
haha,mr yoruba,ur type is not what we want.im sure ur "yoruba" tribe(note my quote) obviously and continually has been disgrace to d nigerian image .or im i wrong?

All of your post means what exactly?

isale_gan2: Pagan9ja is good people.





I hope you know that I also plan to develop a script and produce a historical movie about the Yoruba kingdom and a great Yoruba king.

I am just doing my due diligence now so I don't have to sue you later. Mel Gibson will direct my EPIC movie. I'm serious.

Peace out.

Lmao.....trust me, there are thousand stories to tell about Yoruba, room enough to accomodate the stories at different dimensions.

9jacrip:

All of your post means what exactly?

oh u stil dont get it. wat im saying is ur tribe i.e the "yoruba" tribe u claim is a nightmare.
now put on ur thinking cap on wat i said

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St_Black:
oh u stil dont get it. wat im saying is ur tribe i.e the "yoruba" tribe u claim is a nightmare.
now put on ur thinking cap on wat i said

Oh Ok sir, can I ask why you have decided to single me out? I'm more Yoruba than you, that I'm sure of.

FYI: I'm from Ife, gerrit?

Omo Yoruba gidi ni mi, mi o de ni fi owo osi juwe ile baba mi.
Our culture is unique. Our numeral is the only that has addition and subtraction. For example, 22: meji le logun. 18: meji din logun.

9jacrip:

Oh Ok sir, can I ask why you have decided to single me out? I'm more Yoruba than you, that I'm sure of.

FYI: I'm from Ife, gerrit?

im not a slowpoke.ur barking here and there on this topic has been seen.....but BTW,which side frm ife trully u r yoruba?

Orikinla:

Before Oduduwa arrived Ile Ife, there was Ifa and he met Yorubas there.
Olodumare is the father of the Yorubas and not Oduduwa.

True....IFA tells us that oduduwa met obatala in ife.

Oduduwa, the famous father of the Yoruba Nation
overthrew Obatala in Ile-Ife and Obatala went into
exile in Ilofi, a place still in existence for tourists in
Ile-Ife now. Oduduwa reigned as the Olufe (the
Head of Ife[Yorubas]) Oduduwa had only Okanbi
who also had seven children among which are
Olowu of Owu, Orangun of Ila, etc and the famous Oranmiyan the Ruler of
Benin Kingdom and founder of Oyo Empire. Upon
the demise of Oduduwa, Obatala came back to Ile-
Ife and reigned as the second Olufe because all
Oduduwa's grandchildren had gone to establish
their own kingdoms. Upon his(Obatala)death, some
of his children contested the throne after him, they
are OLAOSA ALADIKUN a.k.a Akogun Erujeje,
Obalufon Alayemore among others. Of all these
contestants,Obalufon Alayemore succeeded their
father and others had to go establish their own
kingdom.
Olaosa Aladikun consulted Ifa for prophesy of his
exodus, he was directed to establish a kingdom
wherever he saw plenty weaver birds on a tree with
mushroom underneath. Couched in Yoruba
Language, 'ibi ti olu ati eye eega fon si' 'where
mushroom and weaver birds spread' thus we have
the short name 'Olu fon', 'mushroom spread'
which is now the Title of the King of Ifon i.e. the
Olufon of Ifon. Ifon can be simply interpreted as
'The Spread'.

Tony Spike: Alagba Dudu,
It's a long time we discussed o. I've been quite busy these days. Have you seen amor4ce online recently? I've got some interesting info on our research, I'll post them online when I get them arranged.

Nice pictures too!

Tony, i miss seeing you around brother. No i have not seen amor4ce in a while.

Please share what you have when they are ready. More blessings.

St_Black:
im not a slowpoke.ur barking here and there on this topic has been seen.....but BTW,which side frm ife trully u r yoruba?

You are too slow to realize I'm trying to make sure ppl on here don't go sharing wrong history? Between its absurb to ask me where in Ife I'm from. If you're not from Ife then whatever family compound I mention would make no meaning to you.
From your post history it appears you're on the prowl for ibos, you have the wrong person.
Keep it moving bruh.

Let us be one nigeria.let us stop doing all this nonsence.luckout does fool that cal them selfs boko haram my pray 2them is that there we periche in this cuntry.