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Ooni Of Ife & African Americans Who Traced Their Root To Igbo Race To Light Up Anambra

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Bench
November 4, 2019 at 8:31 PM
Is a pity something. Is not even easy. Is not even plash to hear say some pipuls are say we are froming from Igbo. Yoruba can nor from from Igbo. Yoruba was from from Ile Ife when Oduduwa was dey. So if Oba Adeyeye is talk say we are froming from Igbo is wonder to me. Na Lai Mohammed tell am?
Tochukwu Eruokwu
November 4, 2019 at 11:01 PM
Ile ife is just one of ife settlements. You will find others in the south east such as okpo ihe, Achaea ihe, ihe mbosi etc. The h in ihe simply goes with central Igbo use of h where the Anambrs and western Igbo people will use f in a word. In essence, the name ife in ile ife is of Igbo roots. Ife in Igbo language means light. So the Ooni who has access to greater facts is speaking the simple truth. There is basically no difference between the Igbo and Yoruba people and even the two languages bear some striking similarity.
Mon
November 5, 2019 at 4:41 AM
Interesting, I wish all the traditional rulers can open up more and help people to know their history, let them come home and help to rebuild our land.