One_Naira:

You mentioned there is a difference in the entire  I said there is no difference, it is the same thing.  it's a copied attire, everyone copied the sudano-sahelian including yoruba.  E be pain you this much?

Ileke-IdI:

Back then, Binis were influenced, which was passed on to the Igbos. Yorubas, being part of the bini empire, could have directly influenced the Igbos themselves.
We know that history. Case closed.

One_Naira:

Ha the envy you have for Igbo people jor.  Give people their credit, Bini influenced Igbo, not Yoruba.  You crave that connection so much huh?  Pele!!!

Ileke-IdI:




1. This is not worn by any Islamic nation, apart from the yorubas
2. This is not a bini influence
3. This is a MODERN Yoruba traditional attire
4. the design, cut, and textile are Yoruba made
5. Those are igbo couples

One_Naira:

hmm I hear word. Whatever puts you to sleep my dear

One_Naira:

^^^ You've reached the highest stupidity.  Travel out of that ekiti village where you dey and drive SE and SS region.

Apart from SE who wears this?  Everyone except the hat.

Ileke-IdI:

I hope say you no dey fail in school.
Accuculration is not about envy---- You just envy igbo people, you crave igbo that's why you are trying so hard to steal other's influence on Igbo.
Plz desist this your inferiority complex. Not good----ROFTLMFAO.  Inferiority complex because of what?  

Acculturation should be celebrated  -----We celebrate but give the right credit to the right person

Now help me find those soup that Yorubas supposingly learned from SS/SE. I'd love to know.

Ileke-IdI:

Oh boy!! Dont give up yet. You're leaving the battle field with a feminine insult like that?

Oya, reclaim your dignity by helping Uyi with those soups Yorubas supposedly aquired from the SS/SE.

Ileke-IdI:

Dont let the thing pain you too much.
I've given credits to the Binis for influecing some aspect of the yoruba culture. Now it's the yoruba's turn.
No one can deny our influence, globally.

One_Naira:

I do not have the energy anymore.

One_Naira:

[size=18pt]Whatever puts you to sleep.[/size]  I do not know why yoruba lie to themselves so much but whatever puts you to sleep.

Ileke-IdI:

None of those dishes apart from Egusi are found in Yorubaland.
Egusi is also eaten in Ghana, togo and Benin.

So which soup did we acquire from SS/SE again?

Ileke-IdI:

A big size Ghanaian dccik does just the trick.
PS: Plz stay, but dont comment unless I refer a comment to you.

Now back to my thread:



1. This is not worn by any Islamic nation, apart from the yorubas
2. This is not a bini influence
3. This is a MODERN Yoruba traditional attire
4. the design, cut, and textile are Yoruba made
5. Those are igbo couples

Uyi Iredia:

I meant South-South and East (not South East) Either ways egusi and owo are a native soups from my place. that i'm sure of. The other soups mentioned are from the Eastern part of the country.

Uyi Iredia:

Any pictures of Igbo couples in aso-oke ?

Ileke-IdI:

You never did.  
Please next time, dont waste by time with your arab this and Islam that that you couldnt even back up with any slight evidence.  

One_Naira:

Evidence full for here.  From page 1-page 3.  



 

Still waiting on the Yoruba learned Islam before Hausa and Fulani, Still waiting on the Igbo deny Bini influence, still waiting on this modern spin yoruba added to agbada.  I'm waiting and i'm waiting?

Still waiting on the Yoruba learned Islam before Hausa and Fulani, Still waiting on the Igbo deny Bini influence, still waiting on this modern spin yoruba added to agbada. I'm waiting and i'm waiting?

Ileke-IdI:

A big size Ghanaian dccik does just the trick.
PS: Plz stay, but dont comment unless I refer a comment to you.

lagcity:

The Berbers created the Boubou. It has been modified so much by the Yorubas and now called Agbada. The modification is quite significant that If a Berber, Arab, or Moor wears the  Yoruba Agbada, he/she will attract much attention in Arab, Berber, and Moor Country.  

One_Naira:

I'm not G@y so you can take that Joystick and shove it up your Bottom like the little [size=18pt]ashawo[/size] we both know you are.

Ileke-IdI:

Egunsi is eaten across West africa.
it's not a nigerian thing, so there's no influence there.

Ileke-IdI:

can't debate, now he turns to personal insults. Is it that serious?

Uyi Iredia:

Like the Yorubas there are many tribes that were hugely influenced by the Edos. Consider the Ga tribe from Togo (they go as far as Ghana). I suppose that's how the recipe spread.

Ileke-IdI:

Nobody is arguing the Bini influence. Even a part of Ekiti is influenced. some say our dialect is a combination of several factors which may include bini.
Look at Ondo, has to be the most retained Bini influence.

But the recipe was not spread like that, sorry. 

Uyi Iredia:

@ Ileke-Idi >>> You seem to imply that the acculturation is one-sided. I do not agree. one naira has pointed out rightly that the agbadas originated from the Berbers. of course, the Yorubas must have made their own version. I have also pointed out that some non-indigenous recipes are used by the Yorubas. The point is acculturation works both ways.

then how did it spread ?