Ẹ̀gbọ́n and Àbúrò: Older or Younger Sibling In Yoruba, age matters. Even if you are only one day older than a person, you are the ẹ̀gbọ́n, and they are àbúrò. You would claim, “Mo mu omi ayé sin ẹ,” meaning ...
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n and Àbúrò: Older or Younger Sibling In Yoruba, age matters. Even if you are only one day older than a person, you are the ẹ̀gbọ́n, and they are àbúrò. You would claim, “Mo mu omi ayé sin ẹ,” meaning ...
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Osun-Osogbo Festival 2026: A celebration of culture, faith, and heritage The Osun-Osogbo Festival 2026 is one of Nigeria’s most beautiful cultural celebrations and a powerful reminder of the enduring heritage of the Yoruba people. Held annually in Osogbo, Osun State, ...
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Osun: Motherly Love Yesterday was the peak of the Osun Osogbo festival, and it felt overwhelming. The exciting bubbles were there as well. This may not be far from the fact that Arugba OSUNBUNMI, who couldn’t carry the sacred calabash ...
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DAY FORTY-FIVEHave They Eaten Today?The Nigeria Union of Teachers members in Oyo State have been asked to return to the classrooms.In return, they have reportedly been promised more than ₦8 billion as an incentive to reopen the schools.That is approximately ...
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A Personal Reflection I stopped eating beef in January 2018.That choice helps me to maintain a healthier lifestyle.In 2018, reports of attacks, kidnappings, and violent incursions into communities across parts of the Southwest were becoming increasingly common. I felt that ...
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MOREMI AND BANDITRYHistory teaches us that the banditry the Yoruba people are experiencing today is not new.Long ago, the people of Ile-Ife lived under constant attack from a group of raiders known as the Ugbo.To be clear, the Ugbo were ...
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Some say Isese is a religion.Some say Isese is a spirituality.I say Isese is the collective culture, traditions, worldview, and ancestral heritage of the Yoruba people.Before Christianity and Islam arrived in Yorubaland, our ancestors already had names, languages, governance systems, ...
Read More »ayangalu Comments Off on PBI: Orisa/Orisha aren’t SAINTS.
They aren’t synchronized with anyone. Sango is NOT a mute white woman, trapped inside a castle. Eshu is not a cute holy child that you give candy to. Because these saints may have displayed traits of the Orisha does NOT ...
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