How Oyo Empire Dominated West Africa and Lost It All | AbinibiHub

[@adekunmiadekusibe346]

Very interesting and educative, God is your strength brother

[@abinibihub]

Amin and thanks for taking your time to watch the very long video.

[@jacksonjoseph8563]

Incredible historical and thank you so much for your great insights knowledge on how those antecedents history unfolds.

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Thank you

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Adupe oh

[@Abebi1]

Very educative indeed

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Thank you.

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[@olafkzz9712]

Thank you so much for ur research, I really acknowledge ur effort and ur strength...correction sir 51:52 Venitian today reffer as a city in itally called venice ,also christianity start from Rome, then their is no single christain in africa, how come venitian and Arab are salling christain to other part of the continent remember only european practise christianity then, if arab selling christianity means they are salling european, which is not possible, when reading or listening to any story, aftermath always check the story very well no matter who's the biographers. Thank u 1❤ ur fan

[@abinibihub]

Before the European exploration and colonization era, Europeans are just like everybody and trust me various forms of slavery existed worldwide, including in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. During the medieval period, there is evidence that Arabs engaged in trading European slaves, particularly through the trans-Saharan and Mediterranean trade routes. These European slaves were often captured in raids or wars and were sold in markets across North Africa and the Middle East. The origins of slavery, however, predate these events. It is known that ancient civilizations such as those in Egypt practiced slavery, with enslaved individuals often being prisoners of war or people in debt. As the Arab Empire expanded, they dominated the trans-Saharan slave trade, which connected sub-Saharan Africa to North Africa and the Mediterranean. This trade involved the sale of African slaves, as well as the trade of other goods like gold and ivory.

[@olafkzz9712]

@abinibihub i think u dont get my point, I said arab didn't sell christain, and according to that reference,I knew Arabs also part of the slave trade, but Christain was modified by european b4 spreading it to the world....and one of the references of our father involved in slave trade was bcs they got them drunk, remember igbos also involved ,they also trade their pple , they also invaded Ahusas but Ahusas refused to trade their people,l. Ire oo🏃‍♂️

[@BassirouGouverneurAllade]

Rinhocerus is imado

[@abinibihub]

Really

[@Tommy_007ad]

What is the name of the historical book? I would like to buy it. THANK YOU

[@abinibihub]

The new Universal Library

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[@OlumideAdeyemi-rj4lx]

Good job

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Thank you. Mo dupe sir

[@sunnyokunuga542]

Agbanrere according to Google 😊

[@abinibihub]

That sounds familiar

[@olanreleolajire2198]

Hippopotamus in Yoruba is Erinmilokun

[@abinibihub]

Oh yes. Thanks.

[@BukunmiEniobanke]

Sir and Ma did you know, Kwara State comprises 16 local governments, of which 12 predominantly speak Yorùbá as their native language. Despite this, Fulfulde has been designated as the primary language in Kwara State. This lends some credibility to concerns about a Fulanization agenda, which appears to be a deliberate strategy aimed at expansionism-a land-grabbing initiative, The Fulani population in Kwara State is less than 5 percent, while the Yorùbá people make up about 80 percent. Yet, Fulfulde is being promoted as the principal language in the National Archives of Nigeria. Yorùbá Ronu should not be confined to Lagos State; it must resonate nationally. The Yorùbá community has been complacent for too long, and this could have dire consequences for future generations.

[@oluseyigideon3035]

That’s a lie, fulfulde, if not the primary language of Kwara state. I’m from Kwara state

[@Kantz1]

This is true that Yoruba generally are a complacent people. We have brains and resources but we don’t plan far into the future and because of the complacency, we are too accommodating and welcoming of any strangers, not thinking of the possibility of any underlying motives they may have. Sad but true that we never wake up early enough. Still happening now. See mosques and churches and rogue politicians turning the whole place upside down!!

[@Kantz1]

I totally agree that Yoruba are generally a complacent people. We are too accommodating and welcoming of any strangers. We have the brains and resources but we never plan deep into the future. See mosques and churches and rogue politicians turning the whole place upside down and we are not rising up early… The biggest problem though has been our leaders from many centuries back. They have been too greedy since those early times up until now.

[@AdeseyeThomas]

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Eseun

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Rhinoceros is agbanrere in Yorùbá

[@BassirouGouverneurAllade]

Hypopotamus is erinmilokun

[@abinibihub]

That’s true. Thanks for your contribution

[@TMS26164]

it is a sad ending you left with

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I hope you enjoyed it.

[@Abebi1]

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Thank you

[@AbdulsalamAbiodun-c2j]

Weldon sir I always enjoy you

[@abinibihub]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate you too.

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Well done and thank you very much.

[@abinibihub]

Thanks for watching.

[@abolajiibrahimaa]

Is people perpective on good, better, best causes issues between people because your best may be good to me, while my best may be good in your view. Please tell your history don't judge. I am saying this because of the love I have for your program.

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Ok

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Respect Brother

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Thank you so so mich

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You earned it

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Erinmilokun

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Thanks for sharing

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[@hakeemlanre1279]

Good work

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Thank you

[@daviesoyetunji9994]

'Erinmilokun' ni Yoruba hippo.

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Eseun

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Erin odo ni hippocampus ni Yoruba

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Eseun.

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'EledeEgan' tabi 'Turupu' tabi "Tu'upu" ni rhino.

[@abinibihub]

No. Rhino is not turupu

[@brothersministries5294]

Please do this video In English as the whole world needs to hear stories like this. Many have recorded wrong information concerning Africa to give glory to explorers. In American text books an african is spoken of who travel to America to trade way before slave trade. He traveled from Africa to America.

[@abinibihub]

I’m only going to write a book about it. This platform only serves as a reminder to our people.

[@AbdulsalamAbiodun-c2j]

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[@saheedbalogun7618]

Kudos. However, there are too many explanations. Try to go straight to the points. We've got no much time.

[@abinibihub]

True and thank you sir. I will upload a shorter version soon. The whole video is not scripted and i intentionally want to make it like that. Anyways thanks for watching sir.

[@TMS26164]

great work sir and it is painful that madam tinubu was the 2nd greatest slave trader in Africa after mansah musa and we are currently under the rule of his descendant in nigeria, and he has sold us into the log future, sometimes I am angry with yoruba elites because they are greedy, proud and visionless bastards

[@abinibihub]

Madam Tinubu and the current Tinubu are not related don’t mix it together.

[@TMS26164]

@@abinibihub ok sir

[@Kantz1]

Madam Tinubu was a Lagosian. The current Tinubu only adopted that name but is not an original indigene of Lagos. So, not the same thing. Nigerian politicians are just generally visionless and greedy-not just a Yoruba thing. It is everywhere-Hausa/Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba-see the Senate today nah! Na only Yoruba dey there?