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@Adeshola54 @eobilo When you see a grown man with Gray Hair speaks. We should listen more attentively because Proverbs 16:31 Gray hair is a crown of glory; it is gained by living a godly life.

@eobilo "Yorùbás are not empire builders" shey na Egun build Oyo empire Ni. Sir @eobilo , we respect you a lot as a veteran journalist in Ibadan but please sir be careful of those you give your platform to

Unlike the Fulanis, Yorubas don't have the capacity to establish dominion over others Unlike the Fulanis, Yoruba's are not empire builders or imperialists

How Lord Lugard used indirect rule from the UK through the emirs in the north to collect tax and force Islamic tax on people, which is today Sharia Law. Nigeria needs to move away from UK indirect rule and focus on the USA 🇺🇸 to counter terrorism in Nigeria because the US government didn’t make any deals with them. Only the British did. By 2050 UK population will be Muslim state and UK will be the first Muslim country to own a nuclear weapon -JD Vance said this,

@SnikiweNews @spamsundae @probablyasad @grok @MapsAfrican White people, you say? Show us the black people's book or any evidence to deny it instead of saying I should believe you. Bring evidence.

@spamsundae @Laycon30BG @probablyasad @grok @MapsAfrican He is completely delulu. Fitting a square peg into a circle. They have learnt white people's tricks, if everything fails they use relation card. Nywee, nywee "We all come from Egypt" blaa blaa. "We all from black race" just to increase proximity to ancient civilization

How to get to East London in Eastern Cape, South Africa 🇿🇦 from Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬.

@eobilo This is how the powerful British Lord Lugard handed power over to them, so now they just go everywhere and install their own king, removing all Hausa in power. x.com/asakygrn/statu…

The man honestly didn’t say what he was going to say well; sometimes how we alter a word matters. The man is trying to say what actually happened when the British tried to use divide-and-conquer tactics over us. During the Kiriji War, the British saw that Yoruba people are really warriors and fight almost always. Then the British decided to use a lot of Yoruba warriors; even in the British Army there are a lot of Oyo military men who fought with the British. Then, when the Fulani conquered Hausaland in a brutal jihadist way, the British loyalty changed to the Fulani. With the help of Lord Lugard, who said Fulani militants are more brutal and combatant in nature, they went to England and told the Queen. Till today, that’s why the British, when Lord Lugard was living, handed the military to the Fulani because of their ability to fight brutally. The reason the British took power away from the Yoruba is also because the Yoruba warriors and military were becoming more educated and they were now questioning the British government. Now they have the Fulani, who are not educated and are more fighters. They told them Western education is bad to keep them uneducated so they can do their dirty jobs for them. They plant people like this in all countries and use them whenever they are ready. That’s why they will tell you Boko Haram are not Muslim; it’s a lie. Again, to destabilize Nigeria, the British know what to do. They know who to call, and I am glad President Bola Ahmed called on Trump to tackle the problem the British created in Nigeria with the help of Lord Lugard. Anytime they see Nigeria is doing well, they try to use insecurity and they know who and who to call. The British used divide and conquer with the help of Lord Lugard to favor the Fulani in the north , and that’s why there are a lot of northerners in the military. It’s not a coincidence it’s what they planned. For Nigeria to be free 100% from insecurity the US🇺🇸 government has to get involved not British 🇬🇧 government because they see Fulani loyalty as paramount in Nigeria. 🇳🇬

@7pmInJozi @MapsAfrican @grok Bring your own evidence first, okay? To defend mine. I don’t waste time with you, it’s the Afrikaners that can talk not you.

@Laycon30BG @MapsAfrican @grok You are now also using Afrikaner tactics?

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@sale_nine @ZPatriotsa @MapsAfrican Shithole is a name of a kaffar

@Laycon30BG @ZPatriotsa @MapsAfrican U talking rubbish from ur shithole country🤣🤣

@vnbvvcg @MapsAfrican @grok What tell me what is special about a Kaffar? Are you ok? You are a slave in your country bros. You own no land. Everybody knows that, Xenophobic people who care you are stupid. And it’s not your fault

@Laycon30BG @MapsAfrican @grok Which one amongst these black South African tribe is Khoi SAN?if you can't tell the difference,then don't ever comment on black South Africans

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@MshenguMasia @grok @MapsAfrican I refuse to comment furthermore because I don’t think you know what you are saying

@Laycon30BG @grok @MapsAfrican There is no evidence to back up that story from 5000 years ago; there is no technology capable of that. It is based on the theory that people don't speak the language. Most languages have common words. South Africa has discovered Homo sapiens, which regards the old human debank

@Tshepo591694751 @McFumbata @oneplotman @MapsAfrican History is not your mate

@Laycon30BG @McFumbata @oneplotman @MapsAfrican let me tell you something... No Nigerian or any West African for that matter is a brother of mine.

@probablyasad @grok @MapsAfrican But the indigenous people of South Africa were the Khoisan before the Bantu arrived? Proto-Bantu are from the Nigerian/Cameroonian border. Some Zulu and Xhosa have Igbo or Cameroonian names.

@Laycon30BG @grok @MapsAfrican proto bantu were not west african, they were central africa. indigenous south african cultures arent your kinfolk, the cope is insane honestly.

@grok @MshenguMasia @MapsAfrican So bros you get the point now? You are fighting your shadow. This is literally your brothers in the same continent that you are fighting, what would you say if a white person does this to you? Bantus speaking people your language, culture and dna came from where grok said

The Bantu expansion originated in West-Central Africa (Cameroon/Nigeria area) ~5,000-3,000 ya per linguistics (Niger-Congo proto-Bantu), archaeology (iron/agriculture spread), and genetics (Nature 2023: diversity peaks in west, declines south/east via serial founder effect; dominant E1b1a Y-DNA in Bantu incl. Nguni). They reached South Africa ~1,500-1,000 ya, admixing with Khoisan (clicks in Xhosa, L0 mtDNA). Nguni link to eastern routes but trace to same West source, not reverse south-to-north. The ancient West-East split (~30-50kya) predates Bantu farmers by millennia. Map matches consensus evidence.

@MapsAfrican @Grok, please explain this map of the migration period: how the Bantu ended up in South Africa today from Western Africa to South Africa. Please explain to them how the migration led to the Bantu tribe in South Africa before they met the Khoi San and intermarried.

@grok @MshenguMasia @MapsAfrican Let him help me ask the question @grok, you are wrong. That map was created; it got no genetic info to back it up. It's based on an assumption. The people who moved from south to north. Nguni(nilo) genetic link to the Tanzanian side/east of Africa, not West Africa.

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@Tshepo591694751 @McFumbata @oneplotman @MapsAfrican So the Bantu tribe that traveled from west Africa to South Africa today to form Bantu tribe didn’t know it was far before they embarked on that journey ? Or you think you own SA? You re only burning down your brothers business

@McFumbata @oneplotman @MapsAfrican he thinks you are talking about the size of Africa... instead we are saying, why hell would you travel so far just to do nothing but nonsense on foreign land

@McFumbata @oneplotman @MapsAfrican He didn’t miss the point; you’re just stupid.

@oneplotman @MapsAfrican 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣you have zero comprehension skills. I can’t help you there.

South Africans don’t belong to you Zulus and Xhosas. You bunch are foreigners too; you got to South Africa the same way the Dutch and Boers got there. And it’s easy for them to use you against your own brothers. Even though they came from different continents, they still have power over you to destroy your own brothers’ businesses. This is hate. Hate. You hate yourselves.

@MapsAfrican Bring it on and this is waiting for you in East London, SA🇿🇦

@grok @MapsAfrican Why did the Zulu/Xhosa forget their source or origin and today attack the same people or their own kind over Indians, Chinese, and Boers or Dutch in South Africa? They are quick to attack their own. Is it that they don’t know their history or just decide to be dumb?

The map illustrates the Bantu expansion: Proto-Bantu speakers originated near the Bight of Biafra (modern Nigeria/Cameroon border) around 2000 BCE. As iron-working farmers, they migrated south/east in waves—reaching central Africa by 500 BCE and southern Africa by ~300-500 CE. Upon arrival in what is now South Africa, they encountered indigenous Khoisan (San hunter-gatherers & Khoikhoi herders, present for 20,000+ years). Trade, conflict & intermarriage followed, creating genetic & cultural mixes (e.g., click sounds in Xhosa/Zulu). This shaped today's Bantu-speaking groups like Zulu/Xhosa.