Yoruba Igbo (Bantu) Ancestry

Yoruba Igbo (Yoruba Bantu)
Before the onset of Jihad 1100 went West Africa
And divisive Imperialist Government shocked
Nature’s order, wits and culture, set them Bantus
Ricelike grain rosins surged in place for wine
and distanced the reign of Bacus from the
Raffia god of wine. Ije the rosin the anti-alcohol god
that led siege on the Ude Raffia, swapped
the glory of ancient kinkana and wine-tapers' fortune
for the glory of an identity Ala Ije-gbuo-ude
Okere Ijegbuo-Ude, the father of Ɔyɔ ømø
11 males in all by the sugar-darling Ɔshɔ

Ɔshɔ was beloved and friend~ “Ogbom-Ɔshɔ” was sugar
Eleven sons brought Erekeh to fame.
There, was Umgbere, more beautiful more disarming
Oyoømø yielded to Ɔyɔ (Oyo) the land North from Aba-Okwute
through Umgbada-Ani unke Ife was gift
Ogbom- Ɔshɔ (Ogbomosho) for Ɔyɔ ømø Igbo kindled
The inclusive, and tended inheritance for brotherhood of
Ɔyɔ, Ilorini, Igbo-Wawa, Ilorini-Igbo, Igboho, Aba-Okwute, Eigbdani, Ife,
Igbo-Ehitti, Ɔshɔ -Igbo and the Twin Ɔnøudo and Akøure
the tribes of Okere Ijegbu-Ude

Ony-Oru-øba was a soldier in the Match of Odu-Du-øwa
on the Uncle's territory Agbomi Durueke
At Aneiho the Ewe Igbo, there, Odu-Du-øwa’s
requisition personnel’s requisited for the nickname
the soldiers' need and spoils, the victor’s wealth~ was øba
requisitioning the defeated in the unit of Oru (Hundred)
The individual rover was referred to as Onye-Oru-øba
It happened at Aneiho, the Ewe-Igbo
And thus, Ife and Aba-Okwute and Ɔyɔ, clothed
According to the stiffness and high-handed unit-command.

led by the general commander, titled, the leader in the Warring World
the Odu-Du-øwa, the grandson of Ogbom- Ɔshɔ the mother primed at Ife-Igbo
Onye-Oru-øba became, Yeruøba then Yourøba and finally Yoruba
rooted in Bantu the Igbo. Common Bantu Origin the reason for
Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria 1914 and
Awolowo-Ojukwu planned but failed action 1967.
Okere Ijegbu-Ude the Father of Aba-Okwue the Brother of Ife
Ife the grandfather of Odu-du-øwa;
 Odu-du-øwa the Ɔchei-Agha (General In-Command) of the Aru at Ife