Ekimogun Descendant United Kingdom & Northern Ireland

Tradition

Orisa Is Not Idol Worship

The word”IDOL”, is derived from the Greek word, ‘EIDOLON’ which simply means, “image”. In the continent of Africa, I have …
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Predestination – Kadara , Ayanmo, Ipin, Or Akose jaye
Oriki Obinrin Yoruba
Woman As Member Of Family in Yoruba Society
Giving Birth – Ako̩ n B’abo

Culture

To’Ju Iwa Re, Ore Mi

To’ju iwa re, ore mi, Ola a ma si lo n’ile eni, Ewa a si ma si l’ara enia. Olowo …
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Oriki Obinrin Yoruba
Woman As Member Of Family in Yoruba Society

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Orisa Is Not Idol Worship

The word”IDOL”, is derived from the Greek word, ‘EIDOLON’ which simply means, “image”. In the continent of Africa, I have …
Read More »
Predestination – Kadara , Ayanmo, Ipin, Or Akose jaye
Oriki Obinrin Yoruba
Woman As Member Of Family in Yoruba Society
Giving Birth – Ako̩ n B’abo

Synopsis Of Chief Sir Alexandra Opeyemi Akinyele (JP)

Chief Sir Akinyele Opeyemi Alexander: Born on April 24th 1938 to Pa Akinyele a soldier and an ex-serviceman who was by the end of the Second World War holding the rank of a Regimental Sergeant, he retired in 1974 as a Court Clark in Ondo town. Alex attended all Saint …

1). OBE GBANONNON….BASIC PREPARATION: Another very popular traditional ondo soup is GBANONON also called OBELUKU.Gbanonnon is very well favored for its general Therapeutic and cleaning effect on the digestive system. Hence the name GBANONNON ( be the stew that clear the bowels). The basic ingredients are the same as OBE …

As we all know, the survival instinct can also lead to a primitive instinct. This attitude may also be responsible for the disinclination of the Ondos to cooperate with one another so as to form a common front. It is everyone for himself and God for all syndrome. If the …

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My Scholarships Award Scheme Are Perpetual – Ondo Philanthropist High Chief Sir Olabanji Aking…

The word”IDOL”, is derived from the Greek word, ‘EIDOLON’ which simply means…

The story of Efunsetan Aniwura is perhaps one of the most motivating thrillers in Yoruba political h…

A lecture by Prof Idowu Odeyemi. With due respect to the practitioners of “African Religion”, I wish…

There lived a drummer whose name was Ayanda alias Minimini. He was called so as his drumming was nic…

In some parts of the Yoruba lands the word for fungus or mushroom is Olu [anything that is more prom…

Yoruba people of the archaic days strongly believed in predestination. They rush to the shrine to co…

Obinrin ni aya okunrin, Obinrin ni iya okunrin Okunrin a ma lagbara sugbon obinrin a ma l’ete …

Agbe alahun alahun aro, Aluko alahun alahun osun, Lekeleke alahun alahun efun. B’omo o lahun won a p…

That a daughter is born in a family is never seen as a bad omen like in some societies. Both genders…

In Yorubaland, giving birth is an important occurrence and congratulatory message is always followed…

Some people are so wrong by condemning other’s people religions, we all knows that most of us …

Ase or àṣẹ is a Yoruba concept that signifies the power to make things happen and change. It given b…

Yoruba people have developed a variety of different artistic forms including pottery, weaving, beadw…

Those who founded Ondo were no commonplace wayfarers with a prosaic, pedestrian pedigree. They were …

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