By Kehinde Adepegba, Ph.DThe Yorùbá consider some numbers as very significant as revealed by their belief system. I (oókan), 2 (eéjì ), 3 (ẹẹ́ta), 5 (aárùn-ún), 7 (eéje), and 8 (ẹẹ́jọ ) are some of their significant numbers. This review ...
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Olódùmarè is not God.Olódùmarè is Olódùmarè.There are no temples to Olódùmarè.Òrìṣà is Òrìṣà.Òrìṣà does not translate to a god or goddess.The emissaries of Olódùmarè here on earth to do the will and work of Olódùmarè are called the ÒRÌṢÀ.Olódùmarè is ...
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Photo of the century They call the spirituality of my Ancestors madness but I would rather follow that Madness than the lies of some foreign oppressor!
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How many Oòduà (Yorùbá) youth under the age of 25, know about Oòduà (Yorùbá) heritage of the Oworos in Lokoja, Ogori in Kogi, or the Olukumis of Delta? How many Southwest youths know about the Oòduà (Yorùbá)s of Togo the ...
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