Who Are the Yoruba People?

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Who Are the Yoruba People?


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  1. The way all these internet videos are framed you might think traditional folk religion is the most popular religion among Yoruba people, distantly followed by Christianity and then followed by Islam.
    In actuality, Islam and Christianity are the most popular religions among Yoruba and are roughly evenly-practiced whereas only a small fraction practice Yoruba folk religion.

  2. Many of the female ancestors came from Mesopotamia, as they were Cush and Canaanite supporters of kinfolk Nimrod.

    Many went West to Arabia but were driven out by Arabs.

    They went to Nubia but it was too crowded with Egypt there so they went westward to Nigeria dropping colonies in Central Africa along the way.

    Old oral history told to the Muslims around 1100AD to 1600AD

  3. You dishonesty conflated the history of Dahomey with that of the Yoruba.
    A pity, because until that point, this was pleasantly accurate.
    Obviously you didn't think you were creating a video for Yoruba audiences, and I had seen this video countless times, but my curiosity was peaked.
    I have to hand it to you, you put a whole load of effort into misinformation.
    The Yoruba were not intermediaries between other Yorubas and Hausas, selling people for slaves. Dahomey devastated the Yoruba population.
    By the time Yorubas reluctantly joined the trade, millions of Yoruba had already been stolen across the Atlantic, lucrative profits was not a motivating factor, it was survival.

  4. Yorubas are not "a tribe", the word is racist hold over from when Europeans believed Sub Saharan Africans were one ethnic group, consisting of fragmented "tribes". The word tribe is offensive. The Yoruba are an ethnic group, consisting of clans.

  5. Romans 9:4-5 (KJV) 4 Who are Israelites; to whom [pertaineth] the adoption, and the glory, and the covenants, and the giving of the law, and the service [of God], and the promises; 5 Whose [are] the fathers, and of whom as concerning the flesh Christ [came], who is over all, God blessed for ever. Amen.