Ewes in Nigeria are bonafide Yoruba citizens, they originated from Ile Ife - Ayo Ladigbolu

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DON’T TRUST POLITICIANS BUT FOLLOW CHRIST 1 month ago

For how long will you trust politicians? As I always say, both NPP, NDC are evil. They are bent on destroying the nation. Please, invest your life in the Kingdom of God before it is tooo late. Politicians won't help you at al ...
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For how long will you trust politicians? As I always say, both NPP, NDC are evil. They are bent on destroying the nation. Please, invest your life in the Kingdom of God before it is tooo late. Politicians won't help you at all. In fact, they steal from you and give you peanuts. Trust the Lord with all your heart, soul and mind (Proverbs 3:5-6; Psalm 62:8). And you will have a fruitful life (Psalm 1:1 -3; Proverbs 16:3; Mathew 16:27; Luke 16:1-11; Deuteronomy 8:18).
YORUBA AND AYIGBE THE CAT IS OUT OF THE BAG 1 month ago

At long last, we now have a confirmation of what we’ve been saying all along. Behind every treasonable act against Ghana is an Ayigbeman . At long last, their unpatriotic nature has been exposed. They don’t have Ghana at ...
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At long last, we now have a confirmation of what we’ve been saying all along. Behind every treasonable act against Ghana is an Ayigbeman . At long last, their unpatriotic nature has been exposed. They don’t have Ghana at heart because their roots are elsewhere. l now understand why Anago and Ayigbe people are so tribalistic. Youruba tribalism is inhuman. So is that of Ewes.
Animal Kingdom where criminals fester 1 month ago

The sad thing in life is a man who's ignorant about his history. So you ugly Ashanti rats don't know you're from Mali? Go back and trace your useless roots and come back moron.

The sad thing in life is a man who's ignorant about his history. So you ugly Ashanti rats don't know you're from Mali? Go back and trace your useless roots and come back moron.
EWE PEOPLE MIGRATED FROM THE CONGO BASIN 1 month ago

They first settled with the TIV People of Nigeria before they were sacked. The Yoruba who took them in couldn’t tolerate them so another sack. Everywhere they went, they were not welcome. Dahomey, Togo also sacked them unt ...
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They first settled with the TIV People of Nigeria before they were sacked. The Yoruba who took them in couldn’t tolerate them so another sack. Everywhere they went, they were not welcome. Dahomey, Togo also sacked them until Nkrumah used them to augment his voting support.
TSOOOO 1 month ago

Point of correction. We were not sacked. The thing with our Ewe ancestors is that, if they don't find a place they like, they pack up and leave. They were in search of a land that would be only theirs. Ewes were an amazingly ...
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Point of correction. We were not sacked. The thing with our Ewe ancestors is that, if they don't find a place they like, they pack up and leave. They were in search of a land that would be only theirs. Ewes were an amazingly nomadic group looking for a place of their own to settle. Our errance started from somewhere close to Ethiopia and we never stopped until we found bare lands to settle instead of subduing to an already existing culture.
Kweku Tsin 1 month ago

The Ewes are more Ghanaian than Asante. They fought for Independence in their motherland, Asantes did not.

The Ewes are more Ghanaian than Asante. They fought for Independence in their motherland, Asantes did not.
Ananse System 1 month ago

What makes you think THE BAG is an Ashanti?

What makes you think THE BAG is an Ashanti?
Boy Kofi 1 month ago

What an idiotic thing to say when history has all the wars Ashanti fought to sack the Europeans are on record. Mention one war between Ayigbe and the colonists.

What an idiotic thing to say when history has all the wars Ashanti fought to sack the Europeans are on record. Mention one war between Ayigbe and the colonists.
Cuss 1 month ago

The same way a dickhead is more intelligent than your ancestor who tried to do illegal connection but got electrocuted.

The same way a dickhead is more intelligent than your ancestor who tried to do illegal connection but got electrocuted.
ST GHFUO: GH LEADERS ARE NOT ENLIGHTENED 1 month ago

im not suprised. most ewes and nigerians I know love to even marry white or asian women so for this alone there must be some relation between nigerians particularly yorubas and ewes. I just dont understand.....the ewes and ni ...
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im not suprised. most ewes and nigerians I know love to even marry white or asian women so for this alone there must be some relation between nigerians particularly yorubas and ewes. I just dont understand.....the ewes and nigerians i know are all married to asian women...philipino, korean, indian, native or indigenous
Bobby Stones 1 month ago

Wow I'm impressed, what an awesome history of the Ewe people and with such a rich heritage.

Wow I'm impressed, what an awesome history of the Ewe people and with such a rich heritage.
TERRY 1 month ago

History is replete with undeniable facts as nobody can deny the records of ancestral facts. An Ewe Nigerian Scholar Professor Adadevor was the first indeginous Nigerian to become the Vice Chancellor of University of Lagos and ...
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History is replete with undeniable facts as nobody can deny the records of ancestral facts. An Ewe Nigerian Scholar Professor Adadevor was the first indeginous Nigerian to become the Vice Chancellor of University of Lagos and the records are there for anyone to verified. Ewe language is spoken in Badagry of Lagos State with slightly dialectical differences from the original Yoruba language from Ile Ife. Ewes are accepted in Nigeria as part of Nigerian ethnic groups and never discriminated against you f8nd in Ghana where they are labeled as Togolese. It's time the Ashantis accert their pride as Malians from the Sahelians ancestral routes from the Sahara Region and stops the labeling of Ewes as Togolese. Ewes are the most diverse tribe in Ghana that finds themselves across several countries across the entire West Africa than any tribe in Ghana and the language spoken in Ghana, Togo, Benin Republic and Nigeria. In any case, has any Ghanaian historian made any efforts to research where and how the name "Akilakpa" came by; the name is Nigerian name Yoruba coinage from "Akinlapa" meaning a brave man with strength up his hand muscles. Ghanaians should stop labeling Ewes as Togolese cos Ewes are the most spread and diverse ethnic tribe cut across West Africa in Ghana than any tribe in Ghana.
The Spear 1 month ago

Ewe is spoken in Nigeria?

Ewe is spoken in Nigeria?
Laye 1 month ago

Yes Ewe is spoken all along the coastal areas of Badagry through the coastal areas lagos Island in Lagos state. They are from Nigeria

Yes Ewe is spoken all along the coastal areas of Badagry through the coastal areas lagos Island in Lagos state. They are from Nigeria
The Spear 1 month ago

Really? Thanks for this information, I would never have guessed.

I'm also interested in the Akan groups in Ivory Coast, about whether the languages (dialects) they speak have anything in common with Akan languages in Ghan ...
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Really? Thanks for this information, I would never have guessed.

I'm also interested in the Akan groups in Ivory Coast, about whether the languages (dialects) they speak have anything in common with Akan languages in Ghana.
Wise Kingdom 1 month ago

@Terry so you can't make your point without mentioning Ashanti. So called West Togoland organization or movement openly labels Ewes as togolese. Blame so called West Togoland movement for openly calling Ewes Togolese but not ...
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@Terry so you can't make your point without mentioning Ashanti. So called West Togoland organization or movement openly labels Ewes as togolese. Blame so called West Togoland movement for openly calling Ewes Togolese but not Ashantis or Akan people. Be advised Mali country and Ghana empire are not the same.
Selfmade MONEY 1 month ago

He’s very ignorant and u shouldn’t even waste time on that ignorant fool

He erroneously thought that MALI EMPIRE and modern Mali are the same lmaooo

This fool thinks that Ghana and Ghana empire are the same!!

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He’s very ignorant and u shouldn’t even waste time on that ignorant fool

He erroneously thought that MALI EMPIRE and modern Mali are the same lmaooo

This fool thinks that Ghana and Ghana empire are the same!!

Mali empire was the greatest AFRICAN EMPIRE of all time and if Ashanti comes from Mali empire, it means Ashanti’s came out of a great stock

U smart my bro
Wise Kingdom 1 month ago

@Selfmade Money thank you bro

@Selfmade Money thank you bro
Me 1 month ago

If you care to know, the majority of the peoples of Akan ethnicity who came together to form what today is known as 'Asante' were actually escaped slaves from the Mali cum Ghana empire region, who were yet again enslaved by t ...
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If you care to know, the majority of the peoples of Akan ethnicity who came together to form what today is known as 'Asante' were actually escaped slaves from the Mali cum Ghana empire region, who were yet again enslaved by the more powerful Denkyira group until Osei Tutu I led his revolution to free and unite his people.

Every tribe in Ghana has a history and originated from somewhere. Today, no tribe is more powerful or, for that matter, more important than the other, so enough of the unnecessary power play and needless comparisons. And this goes to both you and Terry. There are far more pressing issues to address.
Cuss 1 month ago

Slaves constituted about 20 % of Ashanti group so your statement is off the mark

Slaves constituted about 20 % of Ashanti group so your statement is off the mark
Kweku Tsin 1 month ago

What the fvck is he supposed to do when stupid Asantes keep calling them names? Belly up or fight back?

What the fvck is he supposed to do when stupid Asantes keep calling them names? Belly up or fight back?
Ganz 1 month ago

Prove those comments are from asantes..you have down syndrome

Prove those comments are from asantes..you have down syndrome
Billy Ben 1 month ago

Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh
b.4 October 1933 d.5 October 1997

MRCS LRCP(1959) MB BS Lond(1959) DTM&H(1961) MRCP(1961) MD Birm(1966) MRCPath(1968) FRCP(1975) FWACP(1976) FRCPath
Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh was a leading metabol ...
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Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh
b.4 October 1933 d.5 October 1997

MRCS LRCP(1959) MB BS Lond(1959) DTM&H(1961) MRCP(1961) MD Birm(1966) MRCPath(1968) FRCP(1975) FWACP(1976) FRCPath
Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh was a leading metabolic physician in Nigeria. He was born in Lagos, Nigeria, the second of the six children of Julius Gordon Kwasi Adadevoh, a company director and accountant from the Royal House, Anyako, Ghana, and Sarah Abigail Idowu Adadevoh née Macaulay), daughter of the Nigerian nationalist Herbert Macaulay.

He was educated at the Baptist Academy and Igbobi College, Lagos, and then, on a Federal Government of Nigeria scholarship, studied medicine at University College, Ibadan, and the University of Birmingham. He held house posts in Birmingham, at the General Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and then went on to the Postgraduate Medical School and the Hammersmith Hospital in London, where he was house physician to T R C Fraser [Munk’s Roll, Vol.X, p.149]. Between 1962 and 1964 he was a research fellow at Harvard Medical School and at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.

In 1964 he returned to Nigeria, as lecturer and then senior lecturer in medicine at the University of Lagos. Four years later, he was appointed as professor of chemical pathology at the University of Ibadan. He then directed a research and training programme in reproductive biomedicine at the University of Ibadan, gaining grants from the Population Council and the World Health Organization. In 1976, he was appointed as the first director of medical research and secretary to the Medical Research Council of Nigeria. In November 1978, he became vice-chancellor of the University of Lagos and, for the year 1981, was professor of chemical pathology at the relatively young College of Medical Sciences at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria.

He served on editorial boards of a number of journals in the medical sciences and was the first editor-in-chief of the Nigerian Journal of Medical Sciences. He was the first secretary to the Nigerian Medical Council Board in Physic (Medicine), the forerunner of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, which introduced the fellowship programme of specialisation for Nigerian doctors in internal medicine.

He was widely travelled and was an expert consultant and adviser in various capacities to the World Health Organization, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United Nations Fund for Population Activities, the Commonwealth West African Health Secretariat (now West African Health Organization), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He was a captivating and erudite speaker, and was in high demand as an invited speaker nationally and internationally.

A prolific author, he wrote papers and publications in clinical medicine, health care systems, clinical trials of drugs, human nutrition and metabolism, clinical chemistry and biochemistry, nuclear medicine, endocrinology, human reproduction and population problems, and in the management of resources for research and research training. He also wrote the book Sub-fertility and infertility in Africa (Ibadan, Caxton Press West Africa, c.1974).

He was a gregarious, dapper and outgoing man. He played very elegant cricket, receiving full colours for his school, university and the Nigerian national team. He married Deborah Regina McIntosh in Lagos in 1956. They had four children, three daughters and a son.

Sonny F Kuku
REPUBLIC OF WESTERN TOGOLAND NOW BIG! 1 month ago

From Axim to Imo State, Western Togoland getting bigger and better!

From Axim to Imo State, Western Togoland getting bigger and better!
Darius99 1 month ago

All along, I thought Ga was Ghanba’s closest language to Yoruba until I met a Nigerian who had lectured at Ho Technical University who assured me that it was Ewe that was closer to Yoruba. It kinda makes sense due to the ge ...
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All along, I thought Ga was Ghanba’s closest language to Yoruba until I met a Nigerian who had lectured at Ho Technical University who assured me that it was Ewe that was closer to Yoruba. It kinda makes sense due to the geographical location of the Volta region.
Kofi Mensah 1 month ago

A lot of Beninoise Ewes are Yoruba.

I met one called Bashiru Moustafa from Porto Novo - Benin, whose mother tongue is Youruba, though he had vever been to Nigeria before.

A lot of Beninoise Ewes are Yoruba.

I met one called Bashiru Moustafa from Porto Novo - Benin, whose mother tongue is Youruba, though he had vever been to Nigeria before.
plantain chips 1 month ago

Ga, Ewe, Yoruba are all the same people from the same lineage.

Ga, Ewe, Yoruba are all the same people from the same lineage.
Black diamond 1 month ago

Yes, you are absolutely correct. Ga,Ewes and Yoruba are from the same lineage. As a Ga-Dangbe , I am very proud of my Yoruba
ancestry and heritage.
And, I love the fact that Ewes are my kin and Kith. The Yorubas and thos ...
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Yes, you are absolutely correct. Ga,Ewes and Yoruba are from the same lineage. As a Ga-Dangbe , I am very proud of my Yoruba
ancestry and heritage.
And, I love the fact that Ewes are my kin and Kith. The Yorubas and those of Yoruba extraction are the largest ethnic group in the whole world. People of Yoruba extraction are found in South American countries ,the Caribbean and in many West African nations. It is a testament of the Yoruba tenacious spirit, industry, creativity and above their abilty to surmount challenges in hostile environments.
And,don't forget Yoruba musical genius.
Togbe Agorkorli 1 month ago

They from Benin.

They from Benin.
Nungua Warehouse 1 month ago

Did short black ugly Ashanti bastards emerge from a hole in Mali?

Did short black ugly Ashanti bastards emerge from a hole in Mali?
Busanga Volvo 1 month ago

You have a point. Look at Otumfours image. Especially his mouth

You have a point. Look at Otumfours image. Especially his mouth
Brian 1 month ago

Looks like your grandmas labia .She used it to cool herself

Looks like your grandmas labia .She used it to cool herself
Brian 1 month ago

Good it wasnt the hole between yor moda leggs

Good it wasnt the hole between yor moda leggs
Steve Kay London 1 month ago

No, they are your slave masters.

No, they are your slave masters.
Wise Kingdom 1 month ago

@Nungua Warehouse: It is obvious to anyone that you are aware that Ashanti tribe is superior and you wish you were born as an Ashanti. It is not Ashantis fault that you were born in inferior tribe. Inferior people always use ...
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@Nungua Warehouse: It is obvious to anyone that you are aware that Ashanti tribe is superior and you wish you were born as an Ashanti. It is not Ashantis fault that you were born in inferior tribe. Inferior people always use juju to destroy their own tribal people who become successful as Ashantis. All that your inferior tribe knows is to destroy great people. Your juju power is not strong to damage Ashantis, because Ashantis are blessed
Game Changer 1 month ago

@Wise Kingdom
You're simply delusional. You ugly short ashantis built your so called kingdom on the powers of a fetish priest called okomfo anokye. Juju has long been your hallmark so shush the pretense and silly hypocrisy. ...
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@Wise Kingdom
You're simply delusional. You ugly short ashantis built your so called kingdom on the powers of a fetish priest called okomfo anokye. Juju has long been your hallmark so shush the pretense and silly hypocrisy. Ewes are untamed and don't fall for anyone as an overlord. Let that sink!
Sam Fante warrior. 1 month ago

Stop the nonsense Ewes or Ga people are not Nigerians they're all Ghanaians. Remember this we are all comes from somewhere. Can you tell me where Yorubas also came from ? Same as we Fantes from Teachiman and we don't call our ...
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Stop the nonsense Ewes or Ga people are not Nigerians they're all Ghanaians. Remember this we are all comes from somewhere. Can you tell me where Yorubas also came from ? Same as we Fantes from Teachiman and we don't call ourselves Bono, we are Fantes now.
Godigbe 1 month ago

Tribes coming from somewhere is one thing Nigerians don't know. No account of where people originated from.

Tribes coming from somewhere is one thing Nigerians don't know. No account of where people originated from.
Dan 1 month ago

It's a big lie. Nothing significant in common in terms of tradition. Original Yorubas have traditional marks and traditional dresses similar to the North of Nigeria, Ghana or Benin.

It's a big lie. Nothing significant in common in terms of tradition. Original Yorubas have traditional marks and traditional dresses similar to the North of Nigeria, Ghana or Benin.
Agbelimor Paris 1 month ago

Thank you Dan.Another criminal writing history with a pencil.Ewes are unique group of people and were never a citizen of Yoruba people either by migration or adoption.You can find them in Ghana,Togo and Benin and their behavi ...
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Thank you Dan.Another criminal writing history with a pencil.Ewes are unique group of people and were never a citizen of Yoruba people either by migration or adoption.You can find them in Ghana,Togo and Benin and their behaviors are the same in terms of language, food, culture, everything and I really love it.I have never seen Nigeria Ewe or Yoruba Ewe before, maybe some other time.
Joko 1 month ago

You are a goat @Agbelimor, so what you haven't seen doesn't exist ??. Go to Badagry in lagos state and see them so that you stop displaying your ignorance. They even have a Paramount chief in Badagry you idiot!!! Some of them ...
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You are a goat @Agbelimor, so what you haven't seen doesn't exist ??. Go to Badagry in lagos state and see them so that you stop displaying your ignorance. They even have a Paramount chief in Badagry you idiot!!! Some of them were my classmates. Foolish boy who thinks he has seen it all, adding Paris to his stupid name to look important.
Kofi Mensah 1 month ago

Those Ewes in Badagry are from Benin..Remember that we ewes extend from Benin, Togo and in Ghana.

Those Ewes in Badagry are from Benin..Remember that we ewes extend from Benin, Togo and in Ghana.
okofo 1 month ago

I admire your point because I subscribe to it completely. As I went through the article I gathered that the narrator sought to SUBORDINATE Ewe to Yoruba. I think Ewes are a COMPLETE and INDEPENDENT group of its own. I think t ...
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I admire your point because I subscribe to it completely. As I went through the article I gathered that the narrator sought to SUBORDINATE Ewe to Yoruba. I think Ewes are a COMPLETE and INDEPENDENT group of its own. I think this narration would be viewed by many Ewes as highly offensive rather than commendable. Take out the colonial borders and there you have Ewes along the coast stretching from Nigeria, Benin, Togo through to Ghana. I refuse to believe Ewes are a sub-group of Yoruba: There is the Yoruba and there is Ewe without any of each being a sub-group of the other. Nigerians always want to loud-mouth and lay unfounded claims: GIANT OF AFRICA indeed huh?
Victor 1 month ago

HiThe Yoruba language is rather developed from an old Ewe language. It is true that the Ewes are the Jews of Africa and the Ewe language, phonetically, is the Latin of Africa. Nigeria is the home of Ewes. But for the Islamic ...
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HiThe Yoruba language is rather developed from an old Ewe language. It is true that the Ewes are the Jews of Africa and the Ewe language, phonetically, is the Latin of Africa. Nigeria is the home of Ewes. But for the Islamic influence down south, Yoruba and Ewe cultures have striking similarities.
Bobby Stones 1 month ago

No, Ewe are not the Jews of Africa, they probably sajourn through Isreal, maybe one of the mixed multitude mentioned in the Bible. I believe that where they likely picked their culture of circumcision and moral discipline fr ...
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No, Ewe are not the Jews of Africa, they probably sajourn through Isreal, maybe one of the mixed multitude mentioned in the Bible. I believe that where they likely picked their culture of circumcision and moral discipline from. Being an Israeli or a Jew I don't think, the Gas may also be one of the mixed multitudes.
Bobby Stones 1 month ago

Point of correction, I don't think so.

Point of correction, I don't think so.
Rommel 1 month ago

Will you cut the crap? Ewes migrated from or through israel??? Black man deceiving himself. Is your dna related to Arabians or even nubians in eretria and ethiopia?? What is this nonesense about israel? Ewes are black african ...
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Will you cut the crap? Ewes migrated from or through israel??? Black man deceiving himself. Is your dna related to Arabians or even nubians in eretria and ethiopia?? What is this nonesense about israel? Ewes are black africans native to West africa genealogical physically and language wise
seth 1 month ago

Ewes have no need to be Jews or Yorubas. Being Ewe IS, and should be enough! No other validation of any kind is needed.

Ewes have no need to be Jews or Yorubas. Being Ewe IS, and should be enough! No other validation of any kind is needed.
Sukuuuura flamingo road sukuuukuura 1 month ago

You see they are insulting Asante? If you comment and metion ewe they feel crossed and tell you to comment on issue and don't mention ewe name in your comment.

You see they are insulting Asante? If you comment and metion ewe they feel crossed and tell you to comment on issue and don't mention ewe name in your comment.
Kwake 1 month ago

Great to find your roots. We all migrated from somewhere on this part of the earth.

Great to find your roots. We all migrated from somewhere on this part of the earth.
Kofi Zion Kofi 1 month ago

No wonder, the Ewes we know in Ghana are very much associated with the wicked ways of of their kinsmen in llle-Effe in Nigeria…

No wonder, the Ewes we know in Ghana are very much associated with the wicked ways of of their kinsmen in llle-Effe in Nigeria…
Afloa Peter 1 month ago

Liar. They are kind people. Do you think it is every tribe that cuts head when any of their Ashawo Queenmothers die?Avoid Kumasi because if any foolish Ashawo Queenmothers die from that enclave, they will keep quiet so that ...
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Liar. They are kind people. Do you think it is every tribe that cuts head when any of their Ashawo Queenmothers die?Avoid Kumasi because if any foolish Ashawo Queenmothers die from that enclave, they will keep quiet so that nobody will know. Let them see you stranger coming to look at Olympic Games at Baba Yara Sports Stadium. They will take a certain eye look you, wishing it is 11.30 pm
Vellem 1 month ago

What makes you think poster is Asante?You are just another inbred idiot with cracked heels

What makes you think poster is Asante?You are just another inbred idiot with cracked heels
Agbelimor Paris 1 month ago

Ewes migrated from Nigeria and they had never submitted themselves to any local ruler or king and they also never sweared any allegiance to any local ruler or king.From Nigeria some stayed in Present day Benin, Togo and Ghana ...
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Ewes migrated from Nigeria and they had never submitted themselves to any local ruler or king and they also never sweared any allegiance to any local ruler or king.From Nigeria some stayed in Present day Benin, Togo and Ghana.Ewes do not own Badagry in Nigeria;Ewes own Dahomey/Benin,Ewes own Lome in Togo and Volta Region of Ghana.If hustlers travelled in 1914 to 1924 and met together in a city and decided to have a chief to guide them traditionally, that doesn't mean they are a real native of Badagry.Ewes migrated from Nigeria and they don't have anything in common with Yoruba people in terms of language, food, culture.
Gozzo 1 month ago

EWE'S ARE VERY POPULAR AND RECOGNIZE IN WEST - AFRIKA THAN ANY OTHER LANGUAGE WOW... THAT'S GREAT.

EWE'S ARE VERY POPULAR AND RECOGNIZE IN WEST - AFRIKA THAN ANY OTHER LANGUAGE WOW... THAT'S GREAT.
GPS 1 month ago

The same old crap. Where you born is where you come from. Ga, Ewe are all Ghanaians NOT Nigerians. Jamaicans are Jamaicans though their ancestors came from Africa

The same old crap. Where you born is where you come from. Ga, Ewe are all Ghanaians NOT Nigerians. Jamaicans are Jamaicans though their ancestors came from Africa
Bitter truth#1 1 month ago

Stupidity and totally nonesense..totally fabricated lies..ewes are not from the zoo republic of Nigeria..this is a sign of a failed country..when a country like Nigeria aka the zoo republic fails, they try so hard to bring so ...
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Stupidity and totally nonesense..totally fabricated lies..ewes are not from the zoo republic of Nigeria..this is a sign of a failed country..when a country like Nigeria aka the zoo republic fails, they try so hard to bring some group into their nonsense..ewes have no lineage from the zoo republic of Nigeria..Yoruba and ewes are totally different group of people..absolutely rubbish..any mad person can wake up and start writing bullshit..this is totally false and nobody should take this mad person serious..Akans in Ghana and ivory castor speak same language..Hausa people in Ghana and Benin speak same language and eats same food..the zoo republic is forcing themselves so hard on the good people of Ghana..totally madness..fix your zoo republic and leave ewes alone..ewes are originally from Togo and not from the zoo republic of Nigeria..if there are some ewes living in Nigeria, it doesn’t mean they are originally from there..totally nonesense
EFO KOKU 1 month ago

ILE IFE PART 2
Waterproof come for your stone. In one of his shows, the comedian said that if a Ga grows very old, he becomes an Ewe. We laughed and thought it was one of his usual jokes. Not knowing he was saying the truth. ...
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ILE IFE PART 2
Waterproof come for your stone. In one of his shows, the comedian said that if a Ga grows very old, he becomes an Ewe. We laughed and thought it was one of his usual jokes. Not knowing he was saying the truth. You see why these ILE IFE indigenes don’t have Ghana at heart. Deportation is the solution. ILE IFE indigenes must go. Ga and Ewes.
The lone crusader 1 month ago

AND SO WHAT?

AND SO WHAT?
Nii Okine 1 month ago

There is element of truth in this. I’m very much aware that we have ewes too in Badagry, Lagos State. That’s their home. The same, we have ewes in Porto Novo, Agbome and Weidda in Benin. We also have them Togo and Ghana. ...
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There is element of truth in this. I’m very much aware that we have ewes too in Badagry, Lagos State. That’s their home. The same, we have ewes in Porto Novo, Agbome and Weidda in Benin. We also have them Togo and Ghana. Same people, that’s why have huge population.
Nii Okine 1 month ago

*** There is element of truth in this. I’m very much aware that we have ewes too in Badagry, Lagos State. That’s their home. The same, we have ewes in Porto Novo, Agbome , Cotonou and Ouidah in Benin. We also have them he ...
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*** There is element of truth in this. I’m very much aware that we have ewes too in Badagry, Lagos State. That’s their home. The same, we have ewes in Porto Novo, Agbome , Cotonou and Ouidah in Benin. We also have them here in Togo and Ghana. They same people, that’s why they have huge population.
Biafra 1 month ago

The olden days wars should start again. Without whiteman interference

The olden days wars should start again. Without whiteman interference
Npp and Stupidity 1 month ago

Wow, I that, it's a great info to me.

Wow, I that, it's a great info to me.
Ende 1 month ago

The Greatest Migration of the Blackman. At a point, the Blackman lost his defensive powers to the Arabs, so the arabs grabbed their lands, and chased them out. Was the beginning out Blackman Exedos in Africa.

The Greatest Migration of the Blackman. At a point, the Blackman lost his defensive powers to the Arabs, so the arabs grabbed their lands, and chased them out. Was the beginning out Blackman Exedos in Africa.
An African can never be a foreigner in Africa. Remember these words 1 month ago

Yes this is true. The ewes originated from Ile ife. So it is for alot of tribe. I told many people that there is a large ewe community in badagry Lagos and they are millions of them. And there are alot of Ghanaians who are ve ...
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Yes this is true. The ewes originated from Ile ife. So it is for alot of tribe. I told many people that there is a large ewe community in badagry Lagos and they are millions of them. And there are alot of Ghanaians who are very successful lecturers I mean senior lecturers in government universities in Nigeria. I have met many and I have met their kids who change cars when they want.. The problem we have in Ghana is many don't travel. You hardly hear Ghanaians who travel criticize foreigners. Because they know the fact that they are alo foreigners in another lands. The Ghanaians who live in Nigeria can't be stranded. They do business like genius even if it's small business they earn a good living because business go well in Nigeria. That I why it was painful to watch Ghanaians closing Nigerians shops in Ghana. These things can't happen in Nigeria.... Ghanaians are naturally envious when you do well even if you are from Ghana. They will fight your success. Remember these word today: AN AFRICAN CAN NEVER BE A FOREIGNER IN AFRICA. we are connected. We came from the same ancestors. We are connected traditionally, spiritually and universally. Stop treating your fellow Africans badly otherwise you will face the wrath of African ancestors
Victor 1 month ago

The Federal Republic of Nigeria should grant citizenship to all her citizens in diaspora, including the Ewes in Benin, Togo, and Western Togoland. What a giant country that Nigeria would be !!!

The Federal Republic of Nigeria should grant citizenship to all her citizens in diaspora, including the Ewes in Benin, Togo, and Western Togoland. What a giant country that Nigeria would be !!!
Blocker 1 month ago

I can relate and agreed to this story....we have town in lagos like .....Ketu,Ajah and Ekpe just after lagos Island...lekki etc...same names in Volta by extention sign name of some ewes

I can relate and agreed to this story....we have town in lagos like .....Ketu,Ajah and Ekpe just after lagos Island...lekki etc...same names in Volta by extention sign name of some ewes
Victor 1 month ago

I once lived at Abeokuta, precisely at Egba Obafemi, and one programme on Ogun Radio that I enjoyed so much is "listeners' choice in Ewe-- "habiabiawo". This habiabiawo is perfectly the same Ewe vocabulary spoken in Wester ...
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I once lived at Abeokuta, precisely at Egba Obafemi, and one programme on Ogun Radio that I enjoyed so much is "listeners' choice in Ewe-- "habiabiawo". This habiabiawo is perfectly the same Ewe vocabulary spoken in Western Togoland, Togo and Benin. The programme is for the enjoyment of the 75 communities of Ewes in Western Nigeria. Ewes belong to the East.
Grandpa 1 month ago

Hmmm I now know the reason why davido was able to sing well in ewe on the R2bes song

Hmmm I now know the reason why davido was able to sing well in ewe on the R2bes song
Papa 1 month ago

Our so call colonial masters has not done well with boundaries of many Africa nations. The Ewes tribes are in Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria. This group of people can form a nation with common destiny. But see the way our mas ...
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Our so call colonial masters has not done well with boundaries of many Africa nations. The Ewes tribes are in Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria. This group of people can form a nation with common destiny. But see the way our masters has divided us.

Ewes in Nigeria are bonafide Yoruba citizens, they originated from Ile Ife - Ayo Ladigbolu

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