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12/11/2025

My Edo Benin brothers are furious about this post and I am wondering why.
The ceremonial swords in the photo belongs to NO ONE but the Europeans who introduced it . Yes, we used to have swords but the ones shaped that way are from Europe originally and it flooded into what is now known as Nigeria through trade relationships.

Before the Edos , The Yorubas and western IGBOS were using it and still uses it . So, I wonder why EDO BLOG and a lot of Edo bini people are upset.

Do you think that ceremonial Adah and Eberen is new to Ife ? For crying out loud, it was the same ife that gave birth to the Benin kingdom through Oronmiyan .

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12/10/2025

I said it
There is absolutely nothing that some of Walter Okaeben people can’t steal . Here, they have stolen An IGBO man to be Edo . Wow

OLAUDA EQUIANO: WAS HE EDO, IGBO OR YORUBA?

Olaudah Equiano, who hailed from THE ANCIENT BENIN EMPIRE wrote this, about Benin, nearly two and half centuries ago , in his autobiography published in England about the year 1789

"That part of Africa known by the name of Guinea, to which the trade for slaves is carried on, extends along the coast
above 3400 miles, from the Senegal to Angola, and includes a variety of kingdoms. Of these the most considerable is the kingdom of BENIN, both as to extent and wealth, the richness
and cultivation of the soil, the power of its king, and the number and warlike disposition of the inhabitants."

" It is situated nearly under the line, and extends along the coast about 170 miles, but runs back into the interior part of Africa to a distance hitherto I believe unexplored by any traveller.....
This kingdom is divided into many provinces or districts:
in one of the most remote and fertile of which, called Eboe..."

Worthy of note here is the man's acknowledgement that Benin was the most considerable of all the kingdoms or Empires that graced the Guinea /South Atlantic side of the African continent and the fact also that Benin had many provinces that included the Ibo country.

The big question is, why would the erudite and well traveled Olaudah Equiano fail to mention or even consider the other ethnic nations of the region, being worthy of any considerable significance in the whole of the Guinea coast and beyond, other than Benin?

Oya na, where are our ethnic chauvinists/ revisionists and fabricators, we're all ears on FB 🤣
Copyright: Leo Oronsaye 2025.as posted by Edo Culture

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12/10/2025

To the HQ Nigerian Army GOD will never forgive your soldiers that committed such ev!l atrocity in Adamawa. Jeez. Same Nigerian soldiers that are scared of Babd!ts, Fulani herdsmen and Boko haram but found their steeze in the Adamawa m@ssacre of women and children. Chaiii.
And we want Nigeria to be a better place ? With the bl@ of the innocents and helpless?

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12/09/2025

Our yeye Yoruba people will still come on here to support the yuzless wonan who thinks Nigeria is her fathers property. Imagine a First Lady that has no constitutional basis insulting the state governor of Osun state simply because the man was praising GOD before his speech.

My question to wife of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is this, if ADELEKE was a Muslim and in a northern state, would she stop or embarrass the governor because he was praising Allah or reciting the Koran or Hadith ???

This yeye woman who says she is a pastor in RCCG is chewing tiko meat oh and Ngbati people want us to keep our mouth shut? Usaiii , NEVER . She is a disgr@ce

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12/09/2025

As the Ooni of Ife builds and launches Ojaja Univeraity in Ile ife

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12/09/2025

My dear Edo Benin people please read this and h@te me the more. The truth is that I bumped into this information on a familiar person to you guys. Here is what your brother Igbinazaka Ogiesuyi Ogiamien has to say concerning Edo, Benin, Idu , Oronmiyan , Oba, Ogiso and the history. Please read and argue with brain in the comment section. See you there.

He wrote-
Welcome ladies and gents and well done!!!! Today I like to make certain comments about Benin, Edo, Idu, and Igodomigodo and the relationship between them. First off The name of the language spoken in Benin city today is called Idu language not Edo. Edo was a slave who saved the life of the first Oba Ewuare ll. Our race is called Idu race. The ancient land of Igodomigodo is Not what is called Benin today.

The name Benin is the Portuguese corrupted form of the Yoruba word ibinu, Land of vexation which Yoruba prince oranmiyan called his new Territory. In 1170 AD; A Yoruba prince from Ile Ife Oranmiyan came to invade Igodomigodo with horsemen, warriors and native doctors. Oranmiyan captured some territory through genocide, bribery of chiefs and black magic he set up a new territory known today as Benin Kingdom.

The war of Igodomigodo between Ogiso/Ogiamien Erebo and Yoruba prince Oranmiyan, began from 1170 AD and lasted until 1255 AD. In 1255 AD a deal was reached after a bloody battle to end the civil war that ravaged the land for around 75 years, the agreement was an agreement and oath at Ekiophaka tree between Ogiamien Ode and Oba ewedo called Ekiophaka treaty, in which the Obas of Benin must pay bounty, taxes and homage to the Ogiamien of Igodomigodo every year.

Benin is not Igodomigodo and Obas of Benin are not native to Igodomigodo. There is nothing like Oba in Igodomigodo we are Ogies not Oba Ogie-ISO Ogie-Amien. Oba is not in Idu language or dictionary. Benin was a Yoruba territory that started in our land by Yoruba prince Oranmiyan of Ile Ife and his warriors. The story of Ekaladeran turn Oduduwa in Ile Ife is a fraudulent attempt by the Obas of Benin to distort history and deceive the public.

EKALADERAN TURN ODUDUWA DID NOT HAPPEN!!!! Our first Ogiso of Igodomigodo was Ogiso Igodo and not obagodo. THIS IS THE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!!!! Know your history well. May God bless Igodomigodo Kingdom, may God save the King of Igodomigodo Ogie Dr Richard Arisco Ogiamien, The direct desendant of Ogiso Arigho the father of Ogiso Owodo and Ogiso Evian of Igodomigodo. We Ogiamien are true freeborn Idu children, we will no longer bow the knee to a foreign ruler.

The Yorubas invaded our land of Igodomigodo in 1170 AD just as the fulanis invaded north Nigeria. Ogiamien Ghator kpere isee.

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12/09/2025

I read this from the legendary Nigerian musician Daniel Wilson who is now a public analyst and political commentator.

I READ SOMWHERE THAT PRESIDENT TINUBU MOVES TO RENAME NIGERIA TO “UNITED STATES OF NIGERIA”, END SHARIA CRIMINAL LAW, AND TRANSFER MAJOR POWERS FROM ABUJA TO THE STATES —

Well, i no go pretend, I’m quite excited to read this myse. The United States of Nigeria (USN) doesn’t sound bad to me at all. Yes, yes, it borrows from an existing model, but that doesn’t change the fact that it actually sounds good — bold, modern, and symbolically powerful. Most great nations evolved by adapting structures from others that worked for them. Ultimately, what matters is not the originality of the name but the originality of its impact — and in this case, the impact could be historic.

If President Bola Ahmed Tinubu were to champion and successfully implement such a transformative restructuring, it would undoubtedly stand as one of the most consequential moments in our national history. His name would be etched in gold, not just for initiating reform, but for redefining the Nigerian union in a way that strengthens our cohesion, unlocks regional potential, and ushers in the birth of a genuine Black superpower.

Tinubu has always been a leader deeply conscious of legacy — whether one agrees with his methods or not. This singular move would be the ultimate test of that legacy because it carries both extraordinary opportunity and legitimate risk.

On one hand, a shift toward a more federated United States of Nigeria could be misinterpreted by a few states as an opening to push for separation. Biafra, for example, may finally see a pathway it has long sought to claim through such a restructuring. That possibility cannot be dismissed.

On the other hand — and this is the far more powerful outcome — if we embrace this restructuring collectively, it could mark the true beginning of a stable, prosperous, and deeply empowered Nigeria. In that scenario, we would finally have discovered the strongest Black country in the world.

A Nigeria where states are not mere administrative units but fully functional engines of growth.
A Nigeria where governance is closer to the people.
A Nigeria where unity is no longer enforced but chosen, strengthened by equity, autonomy, and shared purpose.
A Nigeria where there is no need to endlessly amend a defective constitution — because a new, more fitting national compact will naturally take its place.

If such a vision is realised, then Tinubu would not merely be renaming the country — he would be redefining the Nigerian project as we have always imagined it. And any leader who succeeds in delivering that redefinition would forever occupy a monumental place in our political evolution.

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12/08/2025

Show me the IGBO man or king as at that time that bowed to anyone let alone a woman , a queen?
Show me a Yoruba man that bows? Ah , those ones? Dey will fly and jump on the floor and roll from Uselu to Ile ife .
Show me an Hausa man or king that bows to a woman /Queen?
I am waiting on the comment session.

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12/08/2025

This was originally published by Nosakhare Edwin Idehen and here is the follow up post:

ARHUÉ OSA N'ÉWAÉN, A REMINISCENT TO THE MUSEUM OF WEST AFRICAN ART (MOWAA).

Over 500 years ago, during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, a Citadel of Western educational and religious learning was established in Benin.

However, in 1641, the Benin people drove out the European educators who were teaching them reading, writing, and Christian religion, just as their recent expulsion of Europeans Donors who established the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) campus in Benin.

This European Educators expulsion resulted in Depriving the willing Benins who wishes to learn the access to Western education, religion, and also delayed proliferation of Western knowledge to the provinces within the Benin Empire.

Consequently, the Benin people would have been 350 years ahead of their neighbors in script writing, word recognition, alphabet, literature, measurement, record-keeping, science, medicine, arts, and other Western educational pursuits, as more citadel would have been built at different quarters in the city.

Currently, they are at risk of repeating the same mistake with their approach towards the Museum of West African Arts (MOWAA), a state-of-the-art citadel of learning that would attract West Africans and the global community to the Museum Benin campus for arts studies, archeological studies, cultural research and Divinity to an extent.

I have the belief that during those old times, there were also Benins that were against the expulsion of Europeans and must have also resisted the idea of the Benins chasing the Europeans away, just as a lot of Benins of today are against the invasion of MOWAA that led to the evacuation of Europeans diplomats from the Museum Campus.

The question now is, who were the Benin people that instigated the expulsion of the Europeans Educators in 1641? The Royal ? The Chiefs ? The Nobles? The populace ?

Who repeated the same in today's Benin?

Aruosa N'Éwaén: A Seminary of European Religion and Education.

Nosakhare Edwin Idehén.

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12/07/2025

Under this guy MONDAY OKPEBHOLO as governor of Edo state, we have seen how much he is trying to yorubalize The people of Benin.
1. Iyaloja Iyeki saga
2. Dressing up like a Yoruba masquerade in Lagos

We are watching . One day, he may just ask the AALAFIN of OYO or the Ooni Of Ife to take over RING ROAD .

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12/07/2025

This is the story of PRINCESS IGWIYISI. A Benin princess who wanted to commit an abomin@tion by wanting to become the Oba.

Princess Igwiyisi was the first child of Oba Eweka ll, and she fought her younger brother who later became Oba Akenzua ll, almost causing a civil war in Benin because she had followers in large numbers including sone palace chiefs. After the passage of their father in 1933, she wrote series of letters to the England to help her in her Quest {On the stand that women be given the chance to rule in benin too}.
She was declined by not only the chiefs and people but the colonial government she wanted to use against her brother. After denial she tried to install her younger brother with the same mother who was younger that oba akenzua ll but was also denied. Benin chiefs had to compensate her and her brother for oba akenzua ll to take the throne smoothly in 1933.

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12/06/2025

The truth is this… Harrison Gwamnishu is my brother. He is a nice guy but also a human but the big deal is this
That guy is in a BIG PROBLEM.

A Lot of you Nigerians who att@ck Verydarkblackman and CT Naija over HG are ignorant.

What Harrison did is a serious offense. Tempering with ransom for k!dnap victims and lying about it.

Now, the man is yet to be released and k!dnapperz have refused to call. If dem kpai the man, Harrison will go in for it. What a terrible mistake from HG.
Sad

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