Egungun , in the broadest sense of the word, refers to all types of Yoruba masquerades or masked, costumed figures. When used in its more specific, common sense, ” Egungun ” refers to the Yoruba masquerades connected with ancestor reverence, ...
Read More »Ogun Lakaaye – Ogun yeeeeeeeeee
Ogun,the brave orisha that work in the day and night . Ogun is the orisha that is well-known for his power of creativity. The gods of hunters, woodcarvers, blacksmiths, barbers, mechanics, medicine men and much more. Ogun is the Orisa ...
Read More »Check out Where The Adire Heritage Festival Is Launching Next
Adire Heritage Festival is on a Whistle Stop Tour of the world! See where it is taking place next after the up and coming sixth August 2016 occasion to be held in London . Adire, our Yoruba indigo colored ...
Read More »Save the date!!! Oodua image awards 2016 live in houston texas
Save the date Oodua image awards 2016 is coming up on october 28th and 29th 2016 live in houston texas usa.
Read More »Top 3 places to visit – Idanre, Mare and Agbogun
Destination: Idanre If you love or fancy hilly or scenic landscape, then Idanre town in Ondo state, Southwest Nigeria is the place to visit. Idanre is a local government and it covers an area of 1,914 km2 with a population ...
Read More »Yoruba 101 – must read
There is no VAGUE word in Yoruba language— Study the language and endeavor to know more about yourself and how great your lineage is Adeyinka Grandson explains: DID YOU KNOW THAT: OSOGBO was coined out of ‘Oso Igbo’, meaning wizard ...
Read More »Lessons From South Africa on Native Languages
This piece draws on my firsthand experience of South Africa’s native languages and how it can serve to inspire other African countries struggling with a decline in their native languages. During my recent trip to South Africa, I visited ...
Read More »More on Yoruba history is on the newly launched website: yorupedia
How much of the Old Oyo Empire did you know? How many Alaafin did you know? How much do you know about Ijebu land, Egba land, Ijesa land, Ekiti Parapo? How much of Ondo, Owo, Akure, Ikale, and Akoko history ...
Read More »Quote of the day by Omo Oba
Understanding one’s culture is the beginning of wisdom.
Read More »Yoruba Ronu, this is Worth Pondering
If you tell Oduduwa that his descendants are now mingling with other nationalities, he would say; I didn’t risk descending from heaven to achieve that If you tell Oranmiyan that Oyo is now a mere state and has no autonomy ...
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