So, when I was in school, apart from learning the meat that the progenitor of the Urubaris or the Dua landed with chain from ever, I also learned that Urubas came from Egypt. What are those called as the Selt Mecca in Saudi Arabia? Now, those are Urubas Klim, but on the day of the date of an elephant, different types of knives should be seen. This is a proverb I will use to describe the different types that have also claimed that the Urubar tribe came from them. Bini Igalas. Yes, they do, and it will be absorbed to ever pronounce that in public. But a careful look at their claim might either convince you to believe that or convince you, because how can Bini or Igalas with such small population or land sites produce something as bigger than the sea? But, actually, Saudi Arabia too, today, has an estimated population of 35 million, while Urubas are about the same size. So, it's not about size, many things are fixed population and land size, war, migration, retreat, delist go soon. So kindly delete that from your mind for some time, while you join me in examining the theories of the Meccanop of the Urubasites today. Firstly, I will believe about Mecca and Egypt, being the force and the most acceptable source of the Urubas because many Urubas don't know about the stories too. Odudua, the father of Urubalis, is said to have migrated from the ancient Egypt of Mecca in Saudi Arabia because his father, Lamrudu, and most of the Arabian relatives were Muslims, but Odudua is an idol worshipper. They revolted against him and fled with his followers from Mecca to relieve. Georubalis began to grow through the expansion of Odudua sons and daughters, and they formed peoples and languages which include Diaggadus, Ketu, Ijebuh, Ijezha, Ondu, Ikale, Ilaje, and so on. Urubas are also said to have migrated from Egypt by various scholars, due to invasion of Egypt. They went further to pinpoint similarities between the cultural practices of ancient Egypt and the similarities between the languages. So when they migrated, they came down to Ilif, meanwhile the area has been inhabited by the North Cultural for more than 40,000 years. They mixed with them by conquering their existing communities, ruled by Obatala, reunite them into one, while others fled east, and Odudua became the king. It has never been disputed that people lived there before Odua and others came. Now let's talk about Binik Lim or starting Uruba, which somehow does not disagree with this. Once upon a time on my channel I posted about Arbini was in a political crisis and requested Odudua from Ilif, to come over and bid their king. But because it was soon would for the Gionni, it sent Oromio his son to become their king, and Oromio's son T to D is Tidya King. Some beings disagree, but beings that knows their history agreed and added something for us. Please try to post and read this. For it is a light people, what this video is about? Today, as a 48-hour of Binik Lim, a direct descendant of Oromio, the son of Odudua, whom the Binik people of that area knew as a Kaladirah, they are self-exile prince who later became ruler in Ilif, the Binik people recognized Odua and his origin. Both Binik and Ilif, a king today agreed that Oromio went to Binik to become the king. Now, why would an existing city decide to sort for a king in a strange land? That's a question you need to ask. Binik claimed that Odua was a self-exile prince from Binik who went to Ilif. Does the claim that Uruba came from Egypt disagree with this? Yes, I know. It does disagree because Uruba was made up of people who already lived in the Eid and Odudua and his followers. It is Odua that is said to have either come from Mecca, Egypt or Binik. People who claim Egyptian settled in Ilif also stated that they did not go straight to Ilif. Egalapipu also claimed they came from Egypt and as well are similarities with Egypt and Uruba. Finally, Binik's are arguably said to have come from the Nile of Egypt. Using an instance of the Israelites migration from Egypt to Kenan, there is a possibility that Odua migration to Ilif might have been a continuous movement of Egyptians, giving birth on the way and their children continuously settling and resettling. I am passing through various places including Binik to Ilif.