Ọ̀̀rọ̀ mi gbogbo ka sàì yọ́ ikin nínú gẹ̀ẹ̀rẹ̀gẹ̀
Mo sé ní ìwúre ní ojúmọ́ tòní wípé gbogbo ẹ̀sẹ̀ tí a sẹ̀ Ọlọ́run, osó,ajẹ́ àbí ènìyàn bi tiwa ni, tó ń fa ìdíwọ́ kan àbí ìkejì, mo súre fún wa kí Olódùmarè dárí ẹ̀sẹ̀ wa jìnwạ́ gbogbo wa. Àsẹ
I believe every Yoruba person carries a power we ourselves do not fully understand.There is Ase in our tongue.There is divine authority in our language. When Yoruba people pray, we don’t end with “Amen” or “Amin.”We say Ase. This single word carries an entire universe inside it. In the post-colonial era, we say ‘Amin Ase’ like two-factor authentication. Step One: Amin, this is like the first verification.“Password accepted. Your request has been received.” But the system is not yet satisfied. ...