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 ...
Read More »The Yoruba culture did not come from Kemet !
The Yoruba culture did not come from Kemet. The Kemetic culture came from the Yoruba via the intermediate African cultures like the Nok, Sao, and Kushites, all of whom are thousands of years older than Kemet. The Yoruba-Fon invented the ...
Read More »30th-31st, Save The Date! It’s annual Obatala Festival Coming up at Igangan oyo state.
Today and tomorrow 30th/31st it’s our annual Obatala Festival Coming up at Igangan oyo state. No retreat no surrender. May God Continue to bless Our Father the Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land For his unrelenting effort. Moving train… Let’s go ...
Read More »Photos from the 1st Dry run In Calabar ahead of the Calabar Festival
Preparations for Calabar Carnival, Africa’s biggest street party kicked off on Sunday with Cross River State governor, Senator Ben Ayade and Minister for Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed flagging off the first in a series dry runs for the year. Speaking ...
Read More »Food for thought: Oluwo of Iwoland, HRM Oba (Alhaji) Abdulrasheed Akanbi.
I removed an 800 year old deity from the royal ? palace of Iwo because I am above idols – Oluwo of Iwoland, HRM Oba (Alhaji) Abdulrasheed Akanbi. Food for thought 1. So, if this man is the the King (Ataoja) of ...
Read More »7 Ways To Prevent Cultural Mistakes While On Vacation
Nigeria is a culturally sensitive country. Hence, travellers heading to other cities or towns in Nigeria should definitely be aware that not everything is the same especially when it comes to culture. To help travellers avoid potential cultural differences or ...
Read More »The throat of our culture and traditions
Every step we take is rhythm! Every word we speak is rhythm. We will not cut the throat of our culture and traditions. It will live on and survive.. Ase Ire O!!!! Iyalorisa Omitonade IfawemimoIfa
Read More »Giving offering to my ifa with a pig meat elede..
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Read More »The cheats, liars, impersonators etc have no hiding place in Ifa/Orisa religion – Araba
Truth may be bitter but it must be said. The cheats, liars, impersonators etc have no hiding place in Ifa/Orisa religion. Listen to this from Otua Rete; B’oro ba ba ologbon omugo ni nda Adifa fun Atankoko Ogberi Ti ko ...
Read More »Between A Man And A Babalawo (Ifa chief priest)
A man named Ogbenioja has been patronising a Babalawo named Ifalolese for many years for consultation, Ebo and Akose(special Ifa preparation for goodness). He was in abject poverty. At times, he would have no money for Ebo and Ifalolese, the ...
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