Tag Archives: Yoruba culture

Thanksgiving service of Aare Gani Abiodun Adams, Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland as he visit the Temple, Indigene Faith of Africa (Ijo Orunmila Ato) Inc on 20th January 2018. Aare Ona Kakanfo: Why I chose Gani Adams out of 25 ...

Ifa advised whoever this corpus is revealed for that he/she should offer sacrifice and heed warnings, so that he/she would not go astray. Also, ifa warned him/her on any assistance that he/she may render so that he/she may not blame ...

Certain expressions of human body gestures are understood by every member of  our species. Others exist only in just a local culture and like a verbal language you’ve to discover ways to interpret them correctly. Understanding the basic principles of ...

Òrìsà t’èmí ló sòro B’émi ò bá bó Kòsí oún yóó nù Òrìsà t’èmí ló sòro Òrìsà, Èmí (life) is the most valuable If our life is not taken away Verily nothing is lost Òrìsà, Èmi(life) is the most essential. ...

S’òtító s’òtító S’òdodo S’òdodo Ení bá s’òtító n’imolè ó gbè Be truthful Be honest Only those who are truthful will be favored by the Imole. You also need to be patient because : Ìrin baba wa, ìrìn Èrà ni Ení ...

Let me tell you the super story given to me by my father, Oloye Akano Fasina Agboola, late Araba of Lagos. This is repeated for those who have never heard it before. A Babalawo whose nickname is “Ifa a je ...

The Egungun festival must surely come to an end, and even members of the Egungun family will have to purchase akara balls just like everyone else.  

Yoruba Culture Yet Survives The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade ???????? Lucumí Vocabulary Is Another Version Of Yoruba Language Spoken By Yoruba Slave Immigrants In North & South America. Here are a few words in Lucumí to get you started: Adié: Hen ...

Aboru aboye abosise!! Buenas noche comunidad Yoruba !! Cada vez falta mucho menos del 15 al 25 de Mayo estara en Argentina el Oluwo Ricardo Acevedo del egbe Sekunderin Oturupon Isokun quien bajo la tutela del maestro Baba Solagbade Popoola ...

“Aboru Aboye Abosise were three important women. They helped Òrúnmìlà when he was in despair, these women came and helped him out as told in the sacred Odu Ifa Ogunda Méjì. That’s why Òrúnmìlà gave the law that when anyone ...