Adebisi Adenike Adebayo is an artist using the indigenous Oduduwa (Yoruba)-African style of sculpture.This style is associated with men only within the indigenous African tradition.Ms. Adebayo, surprisingly, is a woman.How did this happen?Who is she?Who trained her?What are the processes ...
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Once upon a time, a tick and a dog sat together on a green field.Quickly, the tick buried itself inside the skin of the dog and began to suck the blood of the dog.The dog, feeling dizzy from the loss ...
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By Adeyinka Olaiya/Brazil The Oodua tradition took a drastic evolution this weekend in Brazil , Candomblé traditionalists , the devotees of Brazil’s version of the Oodua tradition invoked the presence of Esu at the crossroads of Anhangábau, Saopaulo, Brazil. The ...
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The reason why Orunmila and Esu are inseparable. Don’t forget, OUR ESU IS NOT SATAN.Just listen to the stanza from Ejiogbe.Ponripon sigidi awo inu igboOgogoro awo IjamoBi ore ba dun ladunju a ma dabi iyekanAdifa fun Orunmila ti nlore ba ...
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