G.T Basten in 1921 revealed how ibo women prepared for marriage which is complete nudity, no clothes! no Iscarfu! πππ
Now compare with how Yoruba women in the same year prepared for marriage in the comments, Gele, Iro, Buba, Ipele.
Donβt allow ibos talk to you anyhow, Yorubas colonized them.
@stagurd1 We are not Ibo, bring your archieve, no long talk.
Our history is well documented, infact we are one of the most documented group in Africa.
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"The natives of Yoruba are an intellectual people. The men are handsome; and the women, many of them, are really beautiful. They have not the flat nose, the thick lip, the retreating forehead"
DAVID, W. J. "THE YORUBANS." Pictorial Missionary News, vol. XIX, no. 6, 1 June 1885, p. 91.
@stagurd1 Bring your documented history on Gele, your archieve, statue dispicting the gele glory and we will have a conversation. You are not bringing evidence to back your claim up, you dey argue with chat gpt so it can claim you are right? πππ
Una really stupid for that way. πππ
@stagurd1 Boy, I have you an acheive of a documented history, you dey bring AI of recent invention for me, do you know how stupid that is? ππππ
Show us your archieve, I'm waiting.
@stagurd1 ππππ
Artefact is an evidence that our claim does exist.
Now show me yours.πππ
The thing is, most of your are lunatics, and it is understandable, we call people like you Were-Alaso in Yoruba which loosely translate to Mad people what dress okay.ππ
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@Totolover586556 That amala you are trying to insult is more popular than your ethnicity, have more rep than your ethnicity, one of the greatest invention of Yoruba people, the processing that went into it is out of this word unlike you Ibos who eat raw cassava and call it Abasha. π
@wonboss123 Yoruba been tying Gele since the 12th century, not just Gele but the complete attire! Portuguese had been trading our Gele material with Ijebu Yoruba women which Europeans called βkerchiefβ βhandkerchiefβ since the 15th century.
@wonboss123 Yoruba been tying Gele since the 12th century, not just Gele but the complete attire! Portuguese had been trading our Gele material with Ijebu Yoruba women which Europeans called βkerchiefβ βhandkerchiefβ since the 15th century.
@stagurd1 This is the continuation of lture you adopted from the British, be proud of it as you were some years ago. You Ibo are thieves hthe cuttps://x.com/fabalox/status/2109756840212889770?s=20
@stagurd1 You can clearly see it on that statue head, the gele don tey, no be today. Bring anything close to it from the Ibo achieve πππ https://t.co/3COrr9wL3k
We Will not allow u steal and appropriate our culture . Gele is Yoruba. Yoruba is gele. There is no gele in ur history. U met Yoruba people who invented it and discovered u can copy us and look like us
@stagurd1 You see say your papa don dey wear agbada for here? That was after they met Ajayi crowther, you spineless swines. πhttps://t.co/ajRstgMXHU
Imagine trying to give up how your Ancestors were dressing just because you are jealous of Yorubas and you want to be them so badly.
You came in contact with Yoruba women, You saw their Gele, it influenced You and now you want to claim what you never own.. OLE BARAWO
BE YOUR π