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Yoruba folktale by Omoge alaloo. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter @ Omoge_alaloo.

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Stories from Africa were traditionally passed down by word of mouth. Often they were told by the light of the moon around a village fire after the completion of a long day of work. The stories rarely ended with the words we so often heard as children when our parents told us bedtime stories "and they all lived happily ever after". Most stories didn't end happily ever after. Usually the stories ...

Stories from Africa were traditionally passed down by word of mouth. Often they were told by the light of the moon around a village fire after the completion of a long day of work. The stories rarely ended with the words we so often heard as children when our parents told us bedtime stories "and they all lived happily ever after". Most stories didn't end happily ever after. Usually the stories ...

Yoruba is a tonal language with three tones: high, mid and low. The high tone is indicated by an acute accent (á, é, ẹ́, í, ó, ọ́ and ú). The mid tone is not marked and the low tone is marked with a grave acute (à, è, ẹ̀, ì, ò, ọ̀ and ù). Yorùbá jẹ ede olohun- ọrọ mẹta: ohun oke, ohun aarin ati ohun isalẹ. Ami ohun oke ni a n kọ bayii: (à, è, ̣è, ì, ò, ̣ò, ù). Ohun aarin kò ni ami kankan, ami f...

ORIN ÀTI ORÍKÌ ÌBEJÌ Èjìré ará ìsokún. Edúnjobí Omo edun tíí seré orí igi ó-bé-késé-ó-bé-kàsà, ó fesè méjèèjì be sílé alákìísa;ó salákìísà donígba aso. Gbajúmò omotíí gbàkúnlè ìyá, tíí gbàdòbálè lówó baba tó bí í lómo. Wínrinwínrin lójú orogún Ejìwòrò lojú ìyá è.

1. Wonderful 2. Counsellor 3. Prince of Peace 4. Eternal Rock of Ages 5. King of Glory 6. Mighty God 7. King of kings 8. Lord of lords 9. Lord of hosts 10. Lilly of the valley 11. Healer 12. Deliverer 13. Provider 14. Creator 15. Potter 16. Day Star 17. Cornerstone 18. Prophet of prophets 19. Saviour 20. I AM THAT I AM 21. Wisdom of God 22. Head of the church 23. Governor 24. Righteous Judge 25...

Yoruba Traditional Wedding. The marriage process in indigenous Yoruba land starts right after a young man has made a choice of a maiden he desires. His parents' appoints an 'Aláriná' that is a middleman who starts the marriage process formally by inquiring into the family of the supposed bride. Music: Igbeyawo by Oritse Femi

The Ijesa, a term also denoting the people of the state of Ilesa, are part of the present Osun State of Nigeria, Osun State was part of old Oyo state. Some of the popular towns of the Ijesa are Ibokun, Erin Ijesa, Ipetu Jesa, Ijebu Jesa, Esa-Oke, Ipole, Ifewara, Ijeda,Iloko, Iwara, Iperindo, Erinmo, Iwaraja, Idominasi, Ilase, Igangan, Imo, Eti-oni,Iboku, Erin-Ijesa and many others. The Ijesa ar...

Ògbómoṣó Ajílété Ibi wón gbé ń je'kà k'àn tó mù'kọ yangan le Ògbómoṣó ìlú ọ̀lẹ 'ò gbe Akíkanjú ló ń gbé be Ṣebi ògbórí ẹlẹ́mọ̀ṣọ́ N'La sọ d'Ògbómoṣó Ògbómọjúkun ògbo Ṣẹ̀gi ṣẹ̀gi Ògbó isu tí ń j'iyan Ọmọ ògbólóògbó Ibi wón tí n fògbó kan'ògbó Dùǹdú f'ọ̀rọ̀ gbogbo ṣ'àpamọ́ra Wón na Ògbómoṣó lóde kò délé wí Ó dé'lé ó rò f'óògùn Ògùn ló lọjọ́ kan ìpónjú Orí ẹni lólọjọ́ gbogbo Ọmó apebi mó'nú Ajílét...

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