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05/08/2026

The photo on this post is reportedly that of an Oba of Benin at a time known as OBA OREOGHENE and one Benin page known as Benin History tried to claim that the word, OREOGHENE is an Edo word thereby insinuating that the Urhobo people are edos because, OREOGHENE is 100% an URHOBO word or name. I have responded on his page with these important questions like , what does oreoghene mean in Edo language even if he claims it's an OLD EDO WORD. Anyways, here is my response to such claims and I think of you are an URHOBO person, this is the right time to tell us weather you guys are originally urhobos or Edo/Bini people.

Benin History sometimes, you take people on a silly ride unfortunately for you, the only co riders are the l@zy and uneduc@ted Bini people.i read your total nonsense to see if you can outrightly tell your followers what OBA OREOGHENE instead, you spewed beans saying it's an OLD EDO IDU name?
Please, what is OREOGHENE in Edo language?
How many Edo people now or in the past bore that name?
I say it without fault or confusion that a lot of you do not know thine story or history. You just choose what caresses your Gbola.

The ubini, ibinu, Benin and later, Edo people were immigrants . Do you know that? The aborigines weren't Edo .
The Edo people are believed to have migrated from Egypt . A story y'all get so confused about and argue still.

You claim idu was ur progenitor but you have absolutely no clue nor information about the said Mr Idu.
Like, where he was from actually... Where his father was from and where his mother was from.
And why did idu choose to name his three sons AKKA, EFA AND EMEHI ? Names that were nothing near Edo names. Rather 2 of that names suggests IGBO and the third, ESAN . Till these days, the people of western Igbo (Anioma) bare the name EFA and AKKA (general IGBO)
But, what is Akka and EFA in the so called Edo language?
Who was the wife of pa idu ? Or maybe she is the one who influenced those names? Or pa idu is just a mythological creation who according to y'all birthed urhobos, western IGBOS, ESAN, isokos, itsekiris, etsakors and owan ?
You see that there is some sort of lies pedalled by you guys just to maintain a narrative of dominance, influence and power. And this is only on your papers... Not in reality.

Like the case of western Igbo commonly now called ANIOMA whom you claim were edos who founded those areas from scratch.
Now do you agree with me that if that was true then it means the Edo people were conquered and colonized by the IGBOS?

You will be correct if you said the Edos were never conquered or colonized by the IGBOS because the IGBOS never were invaders or marauders who went on a raid on other lands to subdue them . Rather, the IGBOS especially the Aro people were sojourners who found their ways to other land bringing in their specialty in hunting, dark magical powers and warfare and a known example is EZECHIMA whom according to your Benin chief whose ancestors were Yoruba from Ile ife, Late Chief David Edebiri the esogban of Benin kingdom was from Igbo land but became prominent and a chief in Benin until he had issues and he fled back eastwards establishing towns and villages including ogan, Igbanke, Agbor, umunede, obior, isele uku and others. Till this day, a greeting "laovbieze" is in his name.

So, Edo people were not defeated or colonized by IGBOS rather, it was the Benin's who tried to enslave and conquer western Igbo lands thus heralding the Edo influences in places like isele uku, parts of western IGBOLAND including igbanke, olona, Agbor, obior.

There are loads of twists in your stories that are not true especially the take of pa idu. Cos , if they were , then, IGBOS were your Ancestors and only a DNA can proof this .
68 percent of Edo people MAY come out 80 percent igboid and the others will be Yoruba including the lineage of the king. I rest my case for now and waiting for your romance with Meta



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05/06/2026

Do you know that it was only in 1986 that the Binis had their first dictionary? Now , read this.

Rebecca Nogieru Agheyisi is the Woman Who Gave Edo Language Its First Indigenous Dictionary

For generations, the Edo language preserved the memory of Benin civilization through oral tradition, ritual, poetry, proverbs, and royal culture. In the modern scholarly era, one woman undertook the extraordinary task of codifying that heritage into formal academic preservation.

That woman is Professor Rebecca Nogieru Agheyisi-Nevadomsky, the pioneering Benin linguist whose landmark work, An Edo-English Dictionary (published in 1986), became the first major comprehensive dictionary of Edo language produced by a native Edo speaker and scholar.

Born in 1943 in Benin City to Agheyisi Ado, a respected teacher and headmaster, Rebecca was raised in a deeply intellectual environment that valued education and cultural identity. Her early education in Benin City laid the foundation for an exceptional academic journey.

Unlike many of her contemporaries, Rebecca pursued her first degree in the United States, where she studied linguistics before advancing into graduate scholarship at the elite Stanford University, where she completed her PhD in 1971 with her groundbreaking dissertation:
“West African Pidgin English: Simplification and Simplicity”.

This work established her as one of the earliest and most important scholars of West African and Nigerian Pidgin English, helping reposition pidgin from a stigmatized vernacular into a serious subject of linguistic inquiry.

While pursuing and completing her doctoral studies, Rebecca also taught Linguistics at San Jose State University (SJSU), building her reputation within American academia. She remained there until 1973, when she returned to Nigeria.

That same year, she married Professor Joseph Nevadomsky, the renowned American anthropologist whose later work would become deeply intertwined with Benin religion, kingship, palace traditions, and art history. Their marriage represented a rare intellectual partnership grounded in shared dedication to African studies, together, they had a son.

Upon returning to Nigeria in 1973, Rebecca joined the University of Lagos, where she resumed academic work and continued her research in linguistics and indigenous language studies.

By 1978, Rebecca and Joseph relocated to the University of Benin, where both would leave an indelible mark on Benin scholarship. At the University of Benin, Professor Rebecca Agheyisi-Nevadomsky became Professor and Head of the newly established Department of Linguistics and African Languages, helping institutionalize the rigorous study of African languages, particularly Edo.

Meanwhile, Joseph became Director of the Centre for African Studies, where he documented Benin palace rituals, royal institutions, and cultural life through over 10,000 photographs, including rare and iconic images from the 1979 coronation of Oba Erediauwa.

It was during her University of Benin years that Rebecca published her most enduring contribution:
An Edo-English Dictionary (1986)
This monumental work was more than a dictionary, it was a civilizational archive. It standardized Edo vocabulary, preserved indigenous meanings, and provided scholars, students, and future generations with one of the most important tools ever created for the preservation of Benin linguistic heritage.

Her scholarship extended into broader debates on:

- Nigerian Pidgin standardization
- Minority language policy
- African sociolinguistics
- Indigenous language preservation

Professor Agheyisi-Nevadomsky remained at the University of Benin until 1992, when she returned to the United States, where she continued her distinguished academic career at California State University, Fullerton.

Professor Rebecca Agheyisi-Nevadomsky’s life’s work represents one of the greatest acts of cultural preservation in modern Benin intellectual history. While Benin’s bronze casters immortalized civilization in metal, Rebecca Agheyisi immortalized it in language.

Through scholarship, teaching, and institutional leadership, she ensured that Edo language would remain not only spoken, but academically preserved, standardized, and globally respected.

If Benin art preserved history in bronze, Professor Rebecca Agheyisi preserved it in words. Her work remains one of the most profound scholarly contributions to the survival and continuity of Benin civilization.

05/06/2026

WE SHALL NEVER FORGET THE ISHEAGU M@SSACRE OF MAY 2ND 1968 DURING THE BIAFRAN W@R.

Before the Nigerian Civil War, Isheagu was a name that relates to confidence, boldness, life, laughter, and abundance.

Located in the heart of present-day Delta State, this remarkable Igbo community whose original name 'Ishoagwu' beautifully means "No more fright or fear", was a thriving kingdom until Nigeria happened to her.
Farmers, fishermen, weavers, gold smiths, and traders filled its seven villages with dignity and pride. Her people were known across the Enuani for one defining trait: they welcomed everyone and feared no one.

Then came May 2, 1968.

It was Afor market day. The most lively day of the week. People were out. Children were playing. The town was buzzing.

Under the cover of darkness the night before, a contingent of the Nigerian Army deployed from Asaba had quietly surrounded the town. Their justification? A so-called "intelligence report" falsely labelling Isheagu people as 'saboteurs and Biafran collaborators.'
A lie. A deadly, devastating lie aimed to serve as excuse for their evil intentions.

At dawn, the soldiers moved.

They dragged His Royal Highness, Agbogidi Obi John Onyema I, the Obi of Isheagu Kingdom from his palace. Alongside him, they seized his most respected Chiefs-in-Council, men who had dedicated their lives to their community:

Chief Adianeze. Chief Dominic Oshagwu. Chief Jacob Nteh. Chief Nwabuokei. Chief Obuzor Odogwu. Chief Thomas Enudigwe. Chief Andrew Nwabudike. Chief Thomas Ojogwu. Chief Okonta Nzeagwu. Chief Obuzor Nwadei. Chief Joseph Onyeanalim. Chief Okwuokwu Ogobueze.

**Every single one of them was mu.rdered in cold bl00d.

THE Killing BY NIGERIAN MILITARY FORCES DIDN'T STOP THERE!

Men were snatched from their homes and off the streets. Soldiers fired at anything that MOVED, women, children, the elderly none were spared. The massacre stretched on for DAYS after May 2nd, as troops continued to unalive people including livestock's.

Many fled to Ogwashi uku where they became refugees and till this day, neither the HQ Nigerian Army nor the government of Nigeria has come out to apologize

Worse is that some few yeye people from isheagu will openly say they are not IGBOS. Well, need me tell you boldly that if a w@r brokers out (God forbid) they will still come after you because they know deep down that you all are IGBOS.



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05/06/2026

The same mistakes Mr. Peter Obi Atiku Abubakar and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso made in the last election is repeating itself again heading towards 2027 presidential elections.

With the opposition split into parts and SoworeNow on his own path, the All Progressives Congress - APC and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will have a free field day rigging the 2027 elections and that will see return to power for another 4 years of hell 🔥 fire.


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05/05/2026

Support the All Progressives Congress - APC and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu or blow whistle
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05/05/2026

This is ALL we need to know about the ailment simply known as PCOS or POLYCYSTIC O***Y SYNDROME which seems to be very strange in this part of the world. It is dangerous and could lead to Diabetes and Cancer and it is commonly found in women of birth giving age.

Many women wonder why they gain a lot of weight and can't seem to loose it no matter how much they try. They fond it confusing how and why their monthly periods are inconsistently ceasing for months and when it shows up, it flows excessively. You should read this and share to as many people you can. It will help save lives.

Polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder affecting reproductive-aged women, characterized by elevated androgens, irregular ovulation, and often polycystic ovaries. Symptoms include irregular periods, excess hair growth (hirsutism), acne, and fertility challenges.
Treatment focuses on managing symptoms through lifestyle changes (diet/exercise) and medications.

Key Aspects of PCOSSymptoms: Irregular or absent periods, excess facial/body hair (hirsutism), acne, weight gain/difficulty losing weight, thinning hair on the head, and skin tags.Causes: The exact cause is unknown, but it is linked to hormonal imbalances (high androgen levels), genetic factors, and insulin resistance.Long-term Effects: If left untreated, it may lead to type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, and endometrial cancer. It is also a leading cause of infertility.

Risk Factors: Higher likelihood if you have obesity or a family history of the condition.Treatments: No cure exists, but treatments include lifestyle changes (healthy diet, physical activity), oral contraceptives to regulate periods, and medications like metformin to improve insulin resistance.DiagnosisDiagnosis is typically made if a person has at least two of the following: irregular periods, signs of high androgens (blood test or physical symptoms), or polycystic ovaries on an ultrasound. It is important to consult a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and management, as up to 70% of cases are estimated to be undiagnosed.


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05/05/2026

The problem of South Africans South African Government is complicit

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05/04/2026

Donald J. Trump was right after all about the genocide of whites in south Africa. If the South Africans can be xenophobic (Ev!l on their fellow black Africans) then you can imagine what they can do to the whites. It's sad but the truth is that south Africans are Ev!l and the world must step up to hold the government of south Africa responsible for their stewpeed actions and inactions.
South African Government is complicit. We Are South Africans

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05/03/2026

HOW TO BE GREAT:

Disconnect yourself from anything, group or anyone that limits your right and freedom of expression

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05/03/2026

It was MUHAMMADS first wife and "Sugar Mummy" Hadija that formulated and designed isl@m and not Muhammad?

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