In Yorùbá culture, a Regent (often referred to as Adélé Ọba) is a temporary leader, mostly it’s usually a woman, who assumes the throne after the death of a monarch until a new king is enthroned. This practice is particularly ...
Read More »The True meaning of Olódùmarè (Olodumare) – By late Prof. Sophie Oluwole
Olodumare – Oni Odu Mare- Eni ti O ni Odu ti ko kin re. Olódùmarè is Olodumare and there is no English word or translation for Olódùmarè. The English Language (The culture of the colonial master) is fund of applying ...
Read More »A Chat with Baba Yemi Elebuibon on Yoruba History
#Masoyinbo Episode One Hundred and Thirty Six with Ifaloseyi Ifamuyiwa.
Iṣẹlẹ Manigbagbe Kan Ṣẹlẹ Ni Ilu Ṣawọnjọ, Ọpọ Ẹmi Ṣofo Lọdun Naa, Oriṣa Aganju Lo Ṣe Awọn Ole Lọṣẹ.
#Iwure Owuro Tooni lati enu Kolawole Ifarotimi
Iba Olodumare. Iba Akoda Aye, Iba Aseda Aye, Iba Eniyan. Ekaro, eku ojumon. Ojumon ire gbogbo. Loni, Olodumare yoo silekun gbogbo ire fun o yoo si ti ilekun ibanuje, ekun, ipayin keke pa. Lori jije ati mimun re loni, ooni ...
Read More »Aláàfin Ọ̀yọ́ Has Been Crowned With Ade Ṣàngó
KABIYESI IKU BABA YEYE ALAAFIN ỌBA ABIMBỌLA OWOADE COMPLETED TRADITIONAL RITES AND EARNED HIS RESPECTIFÁ chose our ALAAFIN for us and now you can see he is following the tradition of his ancestors. If you do not know how powerful ...
Read More »Video: They Deny Our Culture Yet Fill Museums With It!
Europeans long portrayed Africans as lacking culture. And yet they couldn’t resist stealing our cultural treasures in their thousands and putting them in museums around the world – if private collectors didn’t snap them up for a small fortune first. ...
Read More »The Queen Nanny of the Maroons.
The Akan woman from Ghana who ended up as freedom fighter and heroine in jamaica The Queen Nanny of the Maroons. She was a former slave stolen the akan people of Ghana brought to Jamaica during the late 1700s. Maroons ...
Read More »Oduduwa monuments in Four Yoruba cities.
Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬Shabe, Benin 🇧🇯Ile-Ife, Nigeria 🇳🇬Ketu, Benin 🇧🇯Yoruba is one. Our identity is sacrosanct, one and the same regardless of state or country.
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