Remembering Pa Pierre Fátúmbí Verger, the polymath… Pa Pierre Fátúmbí Verger was born French into a noble lineage and this great man devoted more than half of his 93-year life to the study, promotion, development and practice of Yoruba culture. ...
Read More »Photo: Araba Adisa Mokorowale with Prof. Moyo Okediji July 26, 2017.
Adieu He was never stingy with his knowledge without asking for a penny. He was patient, kind and nurturing. He taught me more than I could handle and gave me unfettered access to his entire resources. Ó di gbéré Ó ...
Read More »Himba, the Namibia Race that Offers S3x To Guests
The interesting and unique people of the Himba race inspired the character ‘Binti’ in Nnedi Okorafor’s novella trilogy ‘Binti’. Many fascinating facts about the Himba people, who are also the most photographed race in Africa, make it imperative to meet ...
Read More »Happy Òse Sàńgó
In terms of justice Olukoso will not take it easy with his in-laws Uncarmly face that give the traitors their own share Fight for me Oba-Kòso Happy Òse Sàńgó -Awo
Read More »Yoruba Family
Written by Akin Fagbo Aiyejin Family occupies a pre-eminent place in the live of Yoruba; regardless, every Yoruba child is born into a home, which is a part of a compound or a clan. Family members always trace their descent ...
Read More »Some names and how they came about
Some names and how they came about OSOGBO was coined out of Oso Igbo, (Bush witch). This was as a result of earlier settlers who surprisingly met a man at the Osun river and they referred to the man as ...
Read More »Yoruba Gelede Masquerade
Written by Babalawo Ogunleke Ifamuyiwa Located between the Weme River in the Republic of Benin (RPB) and the Ogun River in southwestern Nigeria, western Yoruba-speaking people (Ketu, Egbado, Ohori, and Anago) are renowned for an elaborate masked performance tradition known ...
Read More »Check out this Interesting Egungun Song !
“There are some things about songs, expecially traditional songs, they are not just songs but vital messages that you will need to sit and break down to understand them. Last week, i was interviewed and ask that how can our ...
Read More »Bon-Odori: Egungun Festival in Japan
Obon (お盆) or just Bon (盆) is a Japanese Buddhist custom to honor the spirits of one’s ancestors. This Buddhist-Confucian custom has evolved into a family reunion holiday during which people return to ancestral family places and visit and ...
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