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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by buchilino(m): 7:10pm On Jun 09, 2019
YorubaWarrior:


Okoro Savage spotted! E pain am die... grin

IT SEEMS UR ALWAYS LIVING PAIN, COS I DONT NO WAT PAIN IS
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 7:19pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


grin grin I expected the question: where then is Oduduwa from if he's not from Benin? Lol!

You had been long brainwashed into believing in the false idea that people can only be from Benin or nowhere else.

Well, to answer your question:

Oduduwa is from Ile-Ife


And the Yoruba race is several millennials before Oduduwas will ever be conceived.

Although, he later became the first person to unify all the many 13 or 15 Ile-Ife kingdom states under one political rule.

He became the first central king of Ile-Ife in addition to all the kings of the different states that have long existed in Ile-Ife.

If he was from ile ife who was is parents how did he rise to power where are is linage did he fall from sky was he a migrant
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 7:23pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:



Was there anytime the yourbas called thier kings oba if not during the time of the British that made it a renowed title for kings in southern western part of nigeria the britsh changed the king of lagos titled from eleko of eko to oba of lagos which was wrong. the other yorubas adopted the names to refer to as “kings" oba was simply a name coined by eweka he never had a father who stayed with him to give him a title ...the truth here is oba was spread to the west by the britsh because of similarities the British saw with the edo prople and yoruba people and again it was difficult pronouncing most of their titles so to make it easy They call them obas as they knew some of this kings in the west trace thier origin to benin regardless of thier titles, so many benin traditions and words that have become general like that of
The benin head dress
The red beads which is significant to be benins alone
The festac mask
Pounded yam and eguisi
Words like ikebe= ass ,aza= bank so many not to mention people use most of these words and culture not knowing they have origin

I guess it was until the British arrived that the Yorubas had gods who once ruled as kings in Ife, such:

Oba-tala
Oba-lufon
Oba-meri
Oba-luaye
etc.


"OBA" is the INDIGENOUS YORUBA Yoruba word meaning KING! Just like "OGIE" is the INDIGENOUS EDO word meaning KING.

In addition to the word OBA, each Yoruba KINGDOM have DIFFERENT additional word which represent the TITLE of the OBA of that YORUBA KINGDOM, and it is UNIQUE.


Ignorance be making people yarn dust!

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by compton11(m): 7:37pm On Jun 09, 2019
SjMbula:
Yes, igbos should show us theirs in Israel, claiming what they are not
they are flogging their yansh in israel right now

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 7:38pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


I guess it was until the British arrived that the Yorubas had gods who once ruled as kings in Ife, such:

Oba-tala
Oba-lufon
Oba-meri
Oba-luaye
etc.


"OBA" is the INDIGENOUS YORUBA Yoruba word meaning KING! Just like "OGIE" is the INDIGENOUS EDO word meaning KING.

In addition to the word OBA, each Yoruba KINGDOM have DIFFERENT additional word which represent the TITLE of the OBA of that YORUBA KINGDOM, and it is UNIQUE.


Ignorance be making people yarn dust!

Lol...you coined words to suit your claims

Oba lufon meaning "king lufon" but how come all the gods are bearing oba there must be a conspiracy here .the oba use in this name was more of “god lufon" and not king lufon as you proclaim .
i could also say benin kings in the ogiso era bore oba godo ,oba khawaye to counter your claims...fact been said with no bias the british influenced the word oba in the westjust the way it did to the popular lagos title eleko to oba
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 7:42pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:


If he was from ile ife who was is parents how did he rise to power where are is linage did he fall from sky was he a migrant

Just like I may ask you:

What are the NAMES of the parents of OGISO IGODO (who was the 1st Ogiso of Igodomigodo)?

Were there people in Igodomigodo land before he ruled as king?

How did he rise to power?

Did he fall from the sky?

Did he grow out from the soil like a plant?

If you don't know the NAMES of his parents (among other questions here), DO we then conclude that IGODO is a migrant to Igodomigodo from CHINA?

Your particular questions here in the context of our exchange here is an indication of a quite poor logic!

However, this is not to say there are no answers to your question. I am only pointing out how the questions in no way helps your point.

But for the sake of learning, I have once read a really well researched and detailed work that answers these questions viz.: "A History of the Yoruba People"

by a University of South Florida Professor who is also one of the world's leading historians and researchers on Yoruba history: S. Banji Akintoye.

You could refer to this book for your question and more further questions you may have. But if I find it before you, I'd definitely put it up here.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 7:49pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:


Lol...you coined words to suit your claims

Oba lufon meaning "king lufon" but how come all the gods are bearing oba there must be a conspiracy here .the oba use in this name was more of “god lufon" and not king lufon as you proclaim .
i could also say benin kings in the ogiso era bore oba godo ,oba khawaye to counter your claims...fact been said with no bias the british influenced the word oba in the westjust the way it did to the popular lagos title eleko to oba

Lol, I coined words? Whatever makes you feel unbittered!

Your smartphone with internet connection can also help you relieve ignorance since you're obviously stumbling upon certain words and information for the first time.

gods were real human before they were admitted into pantheons. These specific guys ruled as kings in some of the states of Ile-Ife.

And no Yoruba uses the word "Oba" as meaning "God" it's always "King"

It goes to rubbish your claim that "Oba" wasn't until the British arrived.

The Yorubas had all their gods intact (including Obalufon, Obatala, Obameri, Obaluaye, etc) before the arrival of the British.

You're doing damage control now!

May be you should tell us what the Edo words "OGIE" and "OGISO" actually mean.

And after that tell us when the word "OBA" first replaced the word "OGISO" and "OGIE" and why the replacement in Edo-land

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by compton11(m): 7:53pm On Jun 09, 2019
Unlimitk:

Lol I know all this
Only few ppl on nairaland can argue with me on history
I've read about almost all country on earth
So I know what he was saying
He was trying to derail d thread
I'm the last person u should be telling all these
mtchw,im one of the people that can argue with u,i didnt derail any post,u just need attention homeboy

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by Nobody: 7:59pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:



You lied!

Ughoton wasn't founded until the end of the Ogiso dynasty when Ekaladerhan was banished.

In fact, during the last few years of the reign of the last Ogiso when Ekaladerhan founded Ughoton after his banishment; Ughoton existed as a separate and independent settlement.

It wasn't until well into the time of the Oba dynasty that the village of Ughoton became absorbed into the new expanding kingdom, i.e. Benin kingdom.


you lied ,
ughotton was the port city in benin city, it even cited in several journals , and you claim you know a lot about benin city . even foreign researcher makes notes of ughotton been there during the ogiso era. it was a city of so much wealth, what does UWA mean in yoruba.
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gwinaB(m): 8:07pm On Jun 09, 2019
Kokoebapluse:




According to ifa ( Oracle)( odu) means something like title or let say topic.

And( iwa) means character. As ifa ( Oracle) say and show about destiny of odudua it means (title of character) and they name him after his destiny according ifa view, but as time passes on and people pronounced change it as normal thing as we all know so they turn it to odudua, but his real name is (odu iwa.)

Thanks
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 8:09pm On Jun 09, 2019
omohz:



you lied ,
ughotton was the port city in benin city, it even cited in several journals , and you claim you know a lot about benin city . even foreign researcher makes notes of ughotton been there during the ogiso era. it was a city of so much wealth, what does UWA mean in yoruba.

You obviously know next to nothing!

"Ughoton was the port city in Benin City "

I'm shocked that you feigned blind to where I already wrote that Ughoton became part of Benin City.

What I called you out for is your lie that:

During the Ogiso dynasty Igodomigido stretched to Ugoton. That's a white lie!

Name me the source (with full referencing) where you claimed you found this lie and I will expose you right here. Quote the words as found in your so-called source.


Ugoton was not founded until during the last few years of the very last Ogiso of Igodomigido.

Ughoton was founded by Ekaladerhan the son of the same last Ogiso who was banished from Igodomigido.

And Ughoton remained as a separate and distinct settlement that even fought some battles with Igodomodo.

It wasn't until after the Ogiso era and well into the Oba ear that Ughoton fell to the new expanding kingdom called Benin kingdom.

Stop the lies!


And "Uwa" in the context of Oduduwa's name means "EXISTENCE"

In a different context it means "character" or "moral".

How will these answers help the argument you should be making?

But anyways it's always good to learn.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gwinaB(m): 8:09pm On Jun 09, 2019
compton11:
guarani is native america language speaking in paraguay

Spoken in Brazil too but it's not same as Yoruba language. Thanks all the same
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gwinaB(m): 8:23pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Aworis own the Island too.

In fact the Island was their first settlement when they first arrived in the Lagos region from Ile-Ife.

It wasn't until at least a century later before the foreign Bini invaders joined them on their Island settlement.

Although the foreign Bini invaders' monarchy was later sacked by the indigenous Yoruba people after their fourth Bini rule.

That's not correct. Please read peoples and empires of West Africa by G.T Stride and C. Ifeka, Robert Smith's book on Yoruba and other literatures on this
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gwinaB(m): 8:24pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Listen to Oba Ewuare II when he also agrees with the Yorubas that:

Oranmiyan is the first Oba of Benin and that he is from Ile-Ife.

Refer from time 13:22 to time 13:41


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXvXupQwaz0

Also, Oranmiyan in Yoruba means:

My problem is solved.

Oran-mi = My problem, my issue, or my crime, etc.

Yan = Solved or resolved.

I'm not sure what you need the meaning for, but that's it.

Thanks!


Thanks. But his father does not agree with that stand
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gwinaB(m): 8:24pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Decree (or power) which brings forth existence!

I'm still unsure what you would use all these meanings for.

But certainly it's good to always learn.

Thanks
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 8:25pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Lol, I coined words? Whatever make you feel unbittered!

Your smartphone with internet connection can also help you relieve ignorance since you're obviously stumbling upon certain words and information for the first time.

gods were real human before they were admitted into pantheons. These specific guys ruled as kings in some of the states of Ile-Ife.

And no Yoruba uses the word "Oba" as meaning "God" it's always "King"

It goes to rubbish your claim that "Oba" wasn't until the British arrived.

The Yorubas had all their gods intact (including Obalufon, Obatala, Obameri, Obaluaye, etc) before the arrival of the British.

You're doing damage control now!

May be you should tell us what the Edo words "OGIE" and "OGISO" actually mean.

And after that tell us when the word "OBA" first replaced the word "OGISO" and "OGIE" and why the replacement in Edo-land

ogie meaning royalty
ogiso kings from the sky or royalty from the sky let it not be confuse as king

oba : king and not royalty

ogiemien who stumbled upon the throne after the death of ogiso had no ogiso linage an oracle was consulted and the progenitor of ogiso was found in ife whom later was the grandson of izoduwa he was later brought to benin but he couldnt cope with the rationality of the benin people, he had to leave leaving behind is son. the son grew up with no father he was simply trained by chiefs after he succeeded removing ogiemien the commoner from the throne he came up with a title oba(shinning) coined from the word white(ba) in edo which was later refer to as king
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by Nobody: 8:27pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


You obviously know next to nothing!

"Ughoton was the port city in Benin City "

I'm shocked that you feigned blind to where I already wrote that Ughoton became part of Benin City.

What I called you out for is your lie that:

During the Ogiso dynasty Igodomigido stretched to Ugoton. That's a white lie!

Name me the source (with full referencing) where you claimed you found this lie and I will expose you right here. Quote the words as found in your so-called source.


Ugoton was not founded until during the last few years of the very last Ogiso of Igodomigido.

Ughoton was founded by Ekaladerhan the son of the same last Ogiso who was banished from Igodomigido.

And Ughoton remained as a separate and distinct settlement that even fought some battles with Igodomodo.

It wasn't until after the Ogiso era and well into the Oba ear that Ughoton fell to the new expanding kingdom called Benin kingdom.

Stop the lies!


And "Uwa" in the context of Oduduwa's name means "EXISTENCE"

In a different context it means "character" or "moral".

How will these answers help the argument you should be making?

But anyways it's always good to learn.


lie, how do the last ogiso son find ughotton , what battle did they fight against benin. some one who was orders be executed . you know nothing about history.
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 8:28pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Lol, I coined words? Whatever make you feel unbittered!

Your smartphone with internet connection can also help you relieve ignorance since you're obviously stumbling upon certain words and information for the first time.

gods were real human before they were admitted into pantheons. These specific guys ruled as kings in some of the states of Ile-Ife.

And no Yoruba uses the word "Oba" as meaning "God" it's always "King"

It goes to rubbish your claim that "Oba" wasn't until the British arrived.

The Yorubas had all their gods intact (including Obalufon, Obatala, Obameri, Obaluaye, etc) before the arrival of the British.

You're doing damage control now!

May be you should tell us what the Edo words "OGIE" and "OGISO" actually mean.

And after that tell us when the word "OBA" first replaced the word "OGISO" and "OGIE" and why the replacement in Edo-land
ogie meaning royalty
ogiso kings from the sky or royalty from the sky let it not be confuse as king

oba : king and not royalty

ogiemien who stumbled upon the throne after the death of ogiso had no ogiso linage an oracle was consulted and the progenitor of ogiso was found in ife whom later was the grandson of izoduwa he was later brought to benin but he couldnt cope with the rationality of the benin people, he had to leave leaving behind is son. the son grew up with no father he was simply trained by chiefs after he succeeded removing ogiemien the commoner from the throne he came up with a title oba(shinning) coined from the word white(ba) in edo which was later refer to as king
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 8:34pm On Jun 09, 2019
omohz:


oduduwa father was the last ogiso, then tell me why oranmiya was called to rule benin when there was no heir for the beginning kingdom again .


The following is part of my many exchanges with an Edo guy some weeks ago. You will find answer to this question therein. In fact, you will learn other things.


To begin, please note that my reply here to your challenge and assertions is not to push for any supremacy battle.

I will simply be presenting my argument on the basis of established evidence, proof, and reason, and not on the basis of any personal wishful blank claims.

I really hope that your heart will be broad enough to embrace the conclusions I will be drawing, on the basis of the authoritative academic references I will be adducing, without having to pre-frame me on the basis of the difference in our tribal/ethnic affiliation.

You requested that I should explain why the Edos who had an established 'indigenous' system of king-ship will then at some point in time suddenly request to be ruled by a foreign unrelated kingdom.

In relation to this challenge, I will address the two key aspects which I have boldened viz. (1) Why the Edos abandoned their own 'indigenous' system, and (2) Why the Edos requested to be ruled by an 'unrelated kingdom'.

Regarding the first aspect, it suffices to cite you the background to why the Edos abandoned their own 'indigenous' system (i.e. the Ogiso system).

The Ogiso system was abandoned by the Edos at a point in time when the system experienced its natural failure and hence collapse. The following is some of the details as contained in diverse authoritative sources on Bini history:

The last Ogiso (or Sky-King) whose name is Owodo (i.e. Ogiso Owodo) was banished from the land because his rule witnessed excessive mis-administration, failure and anxiety. However, Evinan who succeeded him as an administrator during the period of interregnum sought to perpetuate his own lineage by appointing his own son, Ogiamwen, as his successor (contrary to prior agreement by the people). The people, however, resisted them and instead would rather prefer to resort to being ruled by a wise prince from among their Olukumi kin* at Uhe.

[Refer, for example, to: Roger Blench and Matthew Spriggs: Archaeology and Language I: Theoretical and Methodological Orientations.

See also: J. U. Egharevba: A Short History of Benin, 1953 (2d ed.: Benin City), among other authoritative sources.]

Note: * (A creation myth of the Edos actually has it that the Edos are kins with the Ifès. This will be explored in some more details in due course).


Regarding the second aspect of your challenge which relates to your view that the ancient Ifès are unrelated to the ancient Edos, this view is actually terribly mistaken and in blatant contradiction to an ancient Edo tradition on the Edos origin mythology.

According to this Edo origin mythology, it is believed that a certain Idu (the supposed progenitor of the Edos) and a certain Olukumi (the supposed progenitor of the Ifès) are brothers who were both descended from a certain Iso (Sky) who himself was descended from Osanobua himself.

This tradition continues that these two brothers (i.e. Idu and Olukumi) originally both lived together in Uhe (Ifè) before they then left to proceed to found another establishment viz. Igodomigodo (Bini).


[Refer to: Michael Crowder: The Story of Nigeria, pp 63. for details.]

The foregoing Edo tradition is further augmented by more solid historical documentation in the works of experts like Amaury Talbot, J. U. Egharevba, Dmitri M. Bondarenko among others, although there is some inconsequent slight discrepancy in details from one expert to the other, as well as some varying degree of details. Their conclusions, however, are in the same direction.

Talbot, who is the first ever 19th-century expert on the Ife-Benin relationship, notes that:

" According to tradition the first king of the country was Igudu (i.e. Igodo, aka Obagodo) ... A Yoruba Chief, named Erhe, stated to be the Awgenni of Ufe ("in Yoruba Awni of Ife" ), arrived with a small following, but did not gain much power. His son Ogiso also made little headway and later returned to Ife ... c. 1300 ."

[Refer to: P. Amaury Talbot: The Peoples of Southern Nigeria, 1926 (London), Vol. I, pp. 153.]

In a similar vein, Egharevba also writes about the Ogiso as being originally from Uhe (Ife). He notes:

" Many, many years ago, Odua ["Oduduwa"] or Uhe ["Ile-Ife"] the father and progenitor of the Yoruba Kings sent his eldest son Obagodo --- who took the title of Ogiso --- with a large retinue all the way from Uhe to found a Kingdom in this part of the world. At the moment of his departure, his father gave him a charm in the form of a snail shell containing some earth to invest him with absolute power and right over the lands that should come under his sway. Hence the power and right ever-since to the present day of every reigning Oba of Bini as the lord and owner of the land. The snail shell of earth was afterwards modelled in brass and preserved in the Royal Palace as a memorial and evidence of the fact to posterity ."

[Refer to: J. U. Egharevba: A Short History of Benin,1936 (1st ed.: Lagos), pp. 7-10.]

Likewise, Peter Roese and Dmitri M. Bondarenko of the Institute for African Studies in the Russian Academy of Sciences have noted in a more emphatic form that the first three Ogisos of Igodomigodo were emissaries, from the Ooni of Ife, on a mission to establish a monarchy in Igodomigodo.

The following are the precise words of Dmitri M. Bondarenko in the paper entitled The Benin Kingdom (13th – 19th Centuries) as a Megacommunity:

"The third Ogiso became the last in their Yoruba, Ife line. He returned to Ife but by that time the very institution of the supreme supra-chiefdom ruler had already been established firmly enough in Benin, disregarding its outside origin and correspondence to the level of sociopolitical organization, not achieved by the Bini yet ."

These foregoing scholarly statements from the most established and world renowned experts in the field of Ife-Bini relationship, as well as the Edos own origin mythology tradition go to establish beyond a shadow of reasonable doubt that there is some connection, of blood between the Edos and the Ifès, which goes way beyond even Oranmiyan and the Eweka dynasty, extending all the way to the very foundations of the Ogiso dynasty.

The Edos and the Ifès are therefore, on the basis of authoritative academic scholarship (rather than from a personal emotional standpoint), NOT unrelated as has been demonstrated that the Ogisos themselves (at least the first couple of them) were originally from Uhe (Ile-Ife).



In light of the foregoing, do I still need to separately address your assertion that "no Oba of Benin sees any other Oba as superior to him"?

Anyways, for the sake of comprehensiveness and more clarity (and in addition to the foregoing evidenced-based argument which shows the apparent overlordship of the Oghene N' Uhe over Edo land and its monarchy forms) the kings of Bini kingdom have always regarded the rulers of Ife as their overlord.

Is this just my wishful thinking? No! This is the conclusion reached, again and again, by reputable and world renowned indigenous and western experts who have devoted their careers to studying the Ife-Benin relationship.

For example, on the introduction of bronze casting to Benin by Oba Oguola, Margaret Plass confirms, in the article entitled The Art of Benin: An Evaluation Based on Discussions with William Fagg, that:

"... the early Oba Oguola --- supposed to have reigned about A.D. 1280 --- applied to his spiritual OVERLORD, the Oni of Ife, for the services of a bronze founder to teach his people to make the memorial bronzes formerly imported from Ife, that they might be made in Benin. The memory of that great craftsman, Igue-Igha, sent from Ife to teach that Bini is still venerated at his shrine at the house of Chief Ine in the Street of Brass Casters."

[see also: Egharevba, 1936, pp. 18.]

You may also find the following BBC/British Museum documentary at the YouTube link below very helpful.

It is stated therein very clearly and emphatically that the kings of Bini kingdom paid homage to Ile-Ife.

These are the conclusions of the world's most authoritative experts on the subject, not my personal 'Yorubaish' opinion.


Refer specifically to time 47:16 to time 49:00.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQY_Jd--pwI&t=2070s

There is much more evidence, but I believe all the foregoing are sufficient to start a discussion.

Peace!

Cc: Igbobyblood

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 8:43pm On Jun 09, 2019

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 8:48pm On Jun 09, 2019
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 8:49pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Just like I may ask you:

What are the NAMES of the parents of OGISO IGODO (who was the 1st Ogiso of Igodomigodo)?

Where there people in Igodomigodo land before he ruled as king?

How did he rise to power?

Did he fall from the sky?

Did he grow out from the soil like a plant?

If you don't know the NAMES of his parents (among other questions here), DO we then conclude that IGODO is a migrant to Igodomigodo from CHINA?

Your particular questions here in the context of our exchange here is an indication of a quite poor logic!

However, this is not to say there are no answers to your question. I am only pointing out how the questions in no way helps your point.

But for the sake of learning, I have once read a really well researched and detailed work that answers these questions viz.: "A History of the Yoruba People"

by a University of South Florida Professor who is also one of the world's leading historians and researchers on Yoruba history: S. Banji Akintoye.

You could refer to this book for your question and more further questions you may have. But if I find it before you, I'd definitely put it up here.

Are you saying you dont by the idea of the oduduwa by your brothers saying he fell from sky or came from mecca.....
Ogiso where men whom adress themselves as gods here on earth they brought the now benin into existence.... The myth of them coming from sky was the overrated stories told by the then ogiso of olds which izoduwa took to ile ife to proclaim many yoruba Reverend him so much they believe it....

You are the first person to say oduduwa brought all yorubas into organization hmm the normal stories we hear is migration resulting in finding new lands.and untill awolowo united all yourubas in 90 not oduduwa...odudwa knew nothing of anything you speak of him now many yoruba historian believe he was the founder of the yoruba race....this leaves me a question for you who is the founder of the yoruba race
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 8:54pm On Jun 09, 2019
gwinaB:


Thanks. But his father does not agree with that stand

I mean, it's a trivial matter of technicality.

That is, did Oranmiyan really rule as king proper when he came to Igodomigodo; or did he only simply lay the foundation to install his son as king?

Oba Erediauwa believed he simply came as an overlord who didn't ascend the throne but simply laid the foundation to install his son.

Oba Ewuare II hold the view that he himself vacated the throne for his son and not simply lay the foundation.

Regardless of the view one subscribes to, the bottom line is that:

Oba Erediauwa believes that Eweka who is the son of Oranmiyan from Ile-Ife was the first Oba of Benin

Oba Ewuare believes that Oranmiyan from Ile-Ife was the first Oba of Benin, while Eweka his son is the second.

It only makes no difference to the point I'm making.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 9:06pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:


Are you saying you dont by the idea of the oduduwa by your brothers saying he fell from sky or came from mecca.....
Ogiso where men whom adress themselves as gods here on earth they brought the now benin into existence.... The myth of them coming from sky was the overrated stories told by the then ogiso of olds which izoduwa took to ile ife to proclaim many yoruba Reverend him so much they believe it....

You are the first person to say oduduwa brought all yorubas into organization hmm the normal stories we hear is migration resulting in finding new lands.and untill awolowo united all yourubas in 90 not oduduwa...odudwa knew nothing of anything you speak of him now many yoruba historian believe he was the founder of the yoruba race....this leaves me a question for you who is the founder of the yoruba race

You understand that the Ogisos coming from the sky is normal ancient mythology.

But somehow you cease to have comprehension when Yorubas say the same about Oduduwa. I think I know your type.

There was never any Izoduwa or Idoduwa or Imadoduwa or Ekaladerhan in Ile-Ife. Help yourself by stopping to swallow lies hook, line, and sinker.

There is absolutely no historical evidence backing that lie first propagated by S. B. Omoregie.

In fact, the earliest historical account among the Binjs is that Ekalderhan was banished from Igodomigodo to the forest.

While roaming in exile south of Igodomigido, he then founded the village called Ughoton where he lived and died.

This is the earliest known indigenous Benin account before the later redactions and revisions.

Did Ekaladerhan later resurrect from the dead and then proceeded to become king in Ife? Lolz.

I am not the first to say whatever you obviously haven't heard before. It only shows that you have to do more of reading modern scholarly historical works (respected world-wide) and less of unfruitful mindless banter on nairaland and other internet platforms.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 9:23pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:

ogie meaning royalty
ogiso kings from the sky or royalty from the sky let it not be confuse as king

oba : king and not royalty

ogiemien who stumbled upon the throne after the death of ogiso had no ogiso linage an oracle was consulted and the progenitor of ogiso was found in ife whom later was the grandson of izoduwa he was later brought to benin but he couldnt cope with the rationality of the benin people, he had to leave leaving behind is son. the son grew up with no father he was simply trained by chiefs after he succeeded removing ogiemien the commoner from the throne he came up with a title oba(shinning) coined from the word white(ba) in edo which was later refer to as king

Lies!

"OGIE" means "KING" and

"OGISO" (from: OGIE and ISO) means "SKY-KING"

It doesn't even sound any close (by any stretch of the imagination) to the Yoruba word for "KING" i.e. "OBA"

The word "OBA" for "KING" is alien to Edo lexicon.

An entirely different EDO word which is also spelt as O-B-A but IS PRONOUNCED ENTIRELY DIFFERENTLY doesn't not mean "KING".

Not only does it sound differently and pronounced differently; it also have a different meaning from "king".

It means "to shine" as used for the sun or something bright. The word is not even a noun.

And contrary to your twisting and spinning it has been part of Edo lexicon since time immemorial and it has always been used to convey the idea of "shining".

It wasn't coined by any Izoduwa. It has always been used by the Edos to describe the concept of brightness or shinning. It has always been part of the Edo lexicon Otherwise what was the Edo word for "shining" or "to shine", etc. prior to your imaginary coinange? Lol!



The word "OBA" meaning "KING" on the other hand:

1. Is pronounced differently

2. Sounds differently

3. Have a different meaning

4. Was alien to Edo lexicon prior to Oranmiyan.


You need to stop lying to yourself!

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 9:28pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


Lies!

"OGIE" means "KING" and

"OGISO" (from: OGIE and ISO) means "SKY-KING"

It doesn't even sound any close (by any stretch of the imagination) to the Yoruba word for "KING" i.e. "OBA"

The word "OBA" for "KING" is alien to Edo lexicon.

An entirely different EDO word which is also spelt as O-B-A but IS PRONOUNCED ENTIRELY DIFFERENTLY doesn't not mean "KING".

Not only does it sound differently and pronounced differently; it also have a different meaning from "king".

It means "to shine" as used for the sun or something bright. The word is not even a noun.

And contrary to your twisting and spinning it has been part of Edo lexicon since time immemorial and it has always been used to convey the idea of "shining".

It wasn't coined by any Izoduwa. It has always been used by the Edos to describe the concept of brightness it shinning. It has always been part of the Edo lexicon Otherwise what was the Edo word for "shining" or "to shine", etc. prior to your imaginary coinange? Lol!



The word "OBA" meaning "KING" on the other hand is:

1. Is pronounced differently

2. Sounds differently

3. Have a different meaning

4. Was alien to Edo lexicon prior to Oranmiyan.


You need to stop lying to yourself!

nothing like sky kings gal....
we have only one sky king osanobua....(the sky king)

run along girl go do some makeup let the men argue
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 9:28pm On Jun 09, 2019
omohz:



lie, how do the last ogiso son find ughotton , what battle did they fight against benin. some one who was orders be executed . you know nothing about history.

He was ordered to be executed and then executed right? You need a thinking brain.

How do people found towns and villages?

How do villages and towns fight battles?

You obviously have been regurgitating the lies you met on ground, while I am making academic submissions.

You should have seen by now that we're on a hugely different level.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by RiyaGoddess(f): 9:29pm On Jun 09, 2019
Gaddafithe2nd:

Yes, they are your brothers and sisters across the Atlantic. We still have many of them in Cuba, Haiti and other Carribean nations.




Whao so good to know

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 9:32pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:


nothing like sky kings gal....
we have only one sky king osanobua....(the sky king)

run along girl go do some makeup let the men argue

OGISO means SKY-KING a.k.a "KING from the SKY"

Go argue with your fellow Edos on this or perhaps with the Oba of Benin.

They see themselves as gods doesn't really mean I agree that they are really gods.

But at least that's what they and the ancient people see them as.

And "Ogiso" means "Sky-King"! Don't let your fellow Binis catch you arguing against this fact.

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 9:37pm On Jun 09, 2019
gwinaB:


That's not correct. Please read peoples and empires of West Africa by G.T Stride and C. Ifeka, Robert Smith's book on Yoruba and other literatures on this

I made a number of statements. Which, precisely, of them is not correct?

Moreover, quote me the precise contrary statements from the names you mentioned and the names of their works (please add the page numbers). grin

Thanks! Lol

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Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by gregyboy(m): 10:06pm On Jun 09, 2019
TAO11:


OGISO means SKY-KING a.k.a "KING from the SKY"

Go argue with your fellow Edos on this or perhaps with the Oba of Benin.

They see themselves as gods doesn't really mean I agree that they are really gods.

But at least that's what they and the ancient people see them as.

And "Ogiso" means "Sky-King"! Don't let your fellow Binis catch you arguing against this fact.


Ogie royalty

Enogie: royalty at viillage level

Oba king

Osa( God)

Ogiso royalties from sky children of osa the god king

Oba means king that why no one bears apart from the oba but everyone bears ogie.... If really the word oba comes from yoruba how did eweka get to know about it be that he never meant is dad one on one abd he nevee went to ife so how did yorubas actually influenced the word oba on eweka
Re: Yoruba Descendants In Brazil Cerebrate Obaluwaye Festival by TAO11(f): 10:11pm On Jun 09, 2019
gregyboy:



Ogie royalty

Enogie: royalty at viillage level

Oba king

Osa( God)

Ogiso royalties from sky children of osa the god king

Ogiso = Sky King (from Ogie and Iso)

Ogie = King.

Again, don't let your Edo people catch you typing this nonsense!

grin grin grin grin grin grin

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