So nice to see a guy - especially an old guy - who is pro women rights in Nigeria. I'm Igbo, and when I see our elders insisting on how someone's daughter shouldn't be able to inherit her father's property all because she's a girl, I'm just very upset and disappointed.
Unfortunately we have a rogue regime that tries to hide it's gross inefficiency and corruption by promoting tribalism. Nigerian Federal Government hates unity among Nigerians
Free Occupied Biafra. True. How else will they keep the citizens busy while they plunder our mutual treasury? Change will come WHEN Nigerians have had enough. For now, our mumu never do.
Yoruba Qualities from the interview: Accomodating, respect, intellectual, supportive, liberal, well cultured, Good food and unity. Thank you our igbos brothers.
@@reshpresh987 They did Yoruba first, and we had some very nice things to say about igbos. The usuals: igbos are very clean, strong people, hard workers, business minded and industrious, funny, food is good.
I love you Igbo people too, you are hardworking, family oriented and enterprising. We are good together, let us love and respect one another. We are a great people❤
What I like about Igbos. Their food, great soups. The industrious spirit The Babes. The cultural dressing. The Igbos and Yorubas are supposed to make the perfect match. If these two tribes come together they shall push the country to greater heights.
Otun Al-hazeem Temitayo Get to know their history and their hate for yorubas before you talk. Go to nairaland and see them. The Cultural dressing made me laugh are u for real? Lmao. Which part are u from abeg
I don't mind or generalise if some Igbos despice Yoruba. They don't make up for all Igbos. I like the Isi Agu cloth. I'm madly in love with Isala, Oha, Onugbo soups.
Otun Al-hazeem Temitayo who told you that they don’t make up for all igbos lol open ur eyes they can form for ur face what they say behind is what matters. They all r brought up to hate yorubas because of Biafra civil war why do u think they hate Tinubu or APC but when it benefits them they don’t have any option to join hands with us cos they know we r liberal n easily accommodating. Since u like them and the food, why can’t u relocate to the east and stay there forever and try to get a land there and tell them u r Yoruba. See what u will get.
Wow, the size of my head must have increased during the course of this video. I'm proud to be a Yoruba!!! Thumbs up to my Igbo people. Thanks for the good words. Keep up the good work GENIUS RADIO TV.
I love the melody of the Yoruba language and the manner in which they speak it. Its very much enjoyable to me and so I love to watch Yoruba movies lol.
Yorubas are really nice people my boss is from Osun State, "shout out to you Oga Femi, they take Education very seriously, I love the way the language sounds in music, exactly why I fell in love with Reminisce, CDQ, Olamide etc, their Culture is superb, I don't know about the food because I've not tasted it, plus their ladie are super beautiful
I'm yoruba but love the igbos entrepreneurs spirit, love the way they take care of their wife and children, love their food and most especially their women clean and beautiful. Since I started dating igbo girls my life change for better they opened my eyes when I met their brothers and family, I knew I had to step up my hustling game.
And the Yorubas think we Igbo don't love them, All the Nigeria tribe is only Yorubas I cherish in all my love, I love them and I pray one day we will understand our self and become as one 🙏🙏
I am Puerto Rican and am a daughter of thr Yoruba through my mother's lineage. I'm am interested in learning more about this particular ethnic group as my mother is married to an Igbo man. He is very sweet and honorable so I like that we are made to give love and respect to each other.
Now that we have seen what we both love obout yorubas, igbos plus other part of Nigeria, can we now strive to build a one Nigeria with love and peace please....God bless naija🇳🇬🇳🇬😍
@@reshpresh987 you might be right but then my prayer is for God to help all of us to change our hatred towards one another and live in peace. The white people have manipulated us too much...
@jazeelius 1 Requesting to go separate does not mean we don't like ourselves, it will only allow all of us to have healthy competition among us and move our people forward. Igbo and the Yorubas can live together, argue on pages of papers, abuse themselves and shout at one another but no single blood or soul will be lost. Can we say of the same to the hawusa fulanis.
@@Olulegacy1 exactly..Yorubas and Igbos can fight from now till tomorrow but you will never hear this one start killing Yorubas in their land or vice versa...we are a different people to Hausa and Fulani
@@idejuogwugwu1worldwide.129 Ode ni e, ewu. Tell me the predicament we put you in and il tell you the predicament that an Igbo put all of Nigeria in. If you have a problem, dont come to Lagos or SW for economic reasons, we cant be the poison and the cure. Pick one.
I love The hustling spirit, the ability to be be happy even with little, the Yoruba drums, Amala and ewedu, the ability to make a place lively. I love my Yoruba people. My best friend is Yoruba. That man I love with passion. Never a dull moment with.
Cheers for the compliment. My wife and I were in Nairobi for 10 days last year. My experience surpassed my expectations. It was a blast!! Kenyans are very polite and respectful.
Yoruba people. 1. Like that man said "They are liberal" they have the capacity to unite Nigeria if they want. 2. They have so many educated people in terms of numbers. Most Yoruba people go abroad to study while most ... go abroad to trade. 3. They value life. 4. Many Yoruba are people of content. Although this is not good because it makes people settle for less 5. Their culture is one of the best. it respects women and they have 100% equal rights with their male siblings. 6. They respect people 7. They are smart in making decisions. I have heard people say that Yoruba are hypocrites but they are not. They are good at politics. 8. well cultured. 9. You can find them in most big corporations in Nigeria at the top offices - these guys are very industrious. 10. lastly: The PARTY ... Me I love their party o. Yoruba people are happy for nothing a time and can party for NIGERIA 11. Yoruba people are the most prideful and appreciative of their culture, They do not copy anybody's culture in West Africa. Most tribes in Nigeria have appropriated Yoruba tradition and culture into theirs: for example, dressings AGBADA, GELE & FILA. also Money spraying. Yoruba has well structured religious pantheon which explains how the world was created plus its spirituality and so many ancestors that help them preserve their culture. I will love to see a video about Efik + Ibibio & Bini also. Nigerian media love to talk about 3 tribes and ignore the rest as if they don't matter.
i love the yorubas because they are very accommodating, quite liberal, they value education, i was born and raised in the south west, i even married a yoruba beautiful lady
Yoruba people are good if two Yoruba women are quarreling in a serious way nd if an elder man is around with them there call and sit them down for settlement they obey and that will be the final and more good about them
I am Yoruba but I love my Igbo people. I love their food, their hardworking spirit and their women......The woman I loved to marry then is from Anambra State, Njikoka Local Government precisely. I generally love the igbos because they are very much like us.
Wow! I love this interview. And makes me love igbos the more since they appreciate us. I love the fact that they appreciate that we are very accommodating. Igbos are very hardworking and business minded, they are also respectful and inventful. I will hit the subscribe button now. Keep up the good work
I think we are all the same about the language stuff. As a Yoruba man i also to think that Igbos do more in making sure that their children learn the language even if they are living at far end of the world.. We learn every day though..👌
I think the singing aspect depends on taste. The singing style tends to be somewhat loud, not as melodic, but more shaky or arabic sounding (like Fuji), or more like a monotonous call and response African pattern. I mainly like the dundun (talking drum). Most Yoruba church choruses are translated from Igbo. I don't think the singing is the main strength, but instead the drumming/instrument and partying.
@Mercy "Most Yoruba church choruses are translated from Igbo" *DUMB COMMENT. What Mr Klasic said is correct.* *YOUR TRIBALISTIC Mind is only trying to start a competition that only exist in your head.*
“Ẹ fi ọmọ Ìgbò lẹ̀" that part got to me lol. I know there is a stereotype about Yorùbá people and not liking/wanting conflict, but there is some truth to it. The most we’ll do is yell or argue, but we no go kill pessin.
Ah! As for me, I love Yoruba people for these reasons. 1: they are not stingee in food at parties & their meat is always very big with enough rice and Amala unlike our own than can pass through your nose to mouth. 2: they don't have the mind to hurt you while angry, they will only shout and rant at the end they will say, afi omo Calabar le, cus they no that we don't have respect like them. 3: their women are hardworking, they don't depend on their men unlike our own that want to kill us before our time. 4: nah dis one sweet me pass; their female children have right to their fathers properties which it doesn't happen in my place....
Sorry to say ooo You are a Lagos brought up if am correct. You are addicted to Lagos lifestyle. All your points are laughable but if am not Yoruba I will reason the same way too.
I love to attend Yoruba parties especially in London and I love amala ati ewedo so much! My uncle married Yoruba woman and he told me, she love the wife big ikebe is one of the reason he married her
I love the courage in the Yoruba language. When they speak its something to be admired and they ate super entertaining .like guy, how could you be bored when you have a Yoruba in ur midst..never. They carry our music industry. I love them all. Yoruba no dey carry last
Wow! This is impressive.. This is what National Orientation Agency should be promoting. Infact the person who pitched this idea should be a strategist at the NOA. I'm Yoruba AND I looooove the Igbos. My first 2 neighbors were Igbo. Papa Nonso & Mama Nonso's love for each other made a strong impression on me! I love how they come together at least once in a year to celebrate. I love the Enterprising spirit! I love the igbo language, music and food. I love the sense of responsibility/loyalty to family. You know that family first thingy. And of course the worldwide acclaimed Apprenticeship system, developed and practiced by the Igbos deserves to be studied and passed from generation to generation and to the uttermost part of the world. Big ups to Genius TV for this wonderful initiative. I wish we can upscale it. God bless Nigeria.
Mista Harsh it means leave Igbo people alone as respect is not expected and not part of thier culture so need to be angry with them . As a Yoruba person if I tell my family that some one offended me they question will be is it Igbo? If the answer yes I’ll be the one they will blame . Like I should have known better hence they will say leave omo Igbo alone that’s there culture no need to be angry .
We have more good things to share than bad ones. If the media focus on these good points, it will reinforce the relationship between our tribes. Good one
Love love love Yoruba folk! They cherish their culture, language & they're fun to be with. I have friends from all parts of Nigeria. I love all Nigerians!
@@lilmizzije, I agree with you to a certain extent but that statement is not applicable to all cases. I.e. huge percentage of white folks don't like black folks. That's majority. Personally, I don't believe that the Ndi-Igbo that despise Yorubas are the minority. Because alot of them supported the derogatory terms that Nnamdi Kalu was using on Yorubas. There were urging him on. And i also on social media platforms, the way some of these folks speak ill of Yorubas is out of this world. And i am not saying some Yorubas don't dislike Ndi-Igbo because they do. But the tribal slurs that some of these scumbags often use on Yorubas, are out of this world. Especially on RUclips. Because it's very easy to hide your identity on RUclips. I don't really give a toss if you like me or not. But if you disrespect me, I will disrespect you. This is a tribalistic country, and i don't delude myself. But it is what it is.
I worked for two Yorubas as my CEOs. I also have a lot of them as friends. Shout out to all Yorubas with real love. I am always afraid to come out when I do good to them. They will be greetings me like " Thanks for yesterday", "Thanks for day before yesterday" Lol. One love
I’m Edo tho from a Minority group in the State, so what’s your Dealings With Edo people ?I like that even though people call us an offshoot of the Yorubas we are our own group and a proud one at that. I also like that I’m not Boxed in the Hausa Igbo Yoruba battle for supremacy we just watch and keep being our “rugged “ selves
I am ibo and am so proud of my big brother Mr Tope he has been loving,kind and generous to me and as long as I live I will always love them no matter what the circumstances might be.
I'm a Ghanaian,l loved the Yurubas bcos they respect more than any tribe in the world.Even they see any elderly person,no discrimination at all in them.
Forget about the naysayers, tribal mistrust and political jingoism. I did my NYSC in Ondo state, and it was fun. Yorubas are cool people and their ladies are lovely.
I am suspecting you now oo What did you do in Ondo Mr Man, Ondo people have very beautiful Yoruba women or gals should I say they look more like Igbo women.
I am an igbo man and I love Yorubas so much because they are respectful. They love education, their language and their culture. I love yoruba women, I have one as a friend but a wife to be later, she has learned how to cook igbo food very well. If eastern Nigeria, southern Nigeria and western Nigeria can be one country it will be the best country in the world.
Watching this video and reading the positive comments. I have hope in Nigerians as united people teaming up to move Nigeria forward and deliver Nigeria from the hands of those responsible for our problems. Team up Nigerians, be united to kick the cabals out of our corrupt government.
Hello my Igbo family I found out I am Nigerian and huge percentage and I’m from the Igbo people so I would live to no how was my ancestor sold to the Jamaican masters ..
Igbos didn't participate in the slave trades however, because Igbos practised a "democratic" but independent style of communal living with no central government, power or unifying elements where all the tribes within the Igbo race fought for a common course "Lack of Igbo nationhood", the Igbos at the peripheral were victims of kidnappers from foreign places. Also, within AlaIgbo, a sect of priestly tribe fell to corruption with monetary enticements from European slave traders, they took Igbos who came to their courts through dubious judgements and rituals and were sold. However, most were victims of kidnapping.
Thanks a lot genius I appreciate your work keep it up I am Igbo and I love my yoruba brothers and sisters we should do proper research I think we are of the same ancestor
I like the sound of Yoruba language and how the people preserve it and pass it on (despite their own challenges with modernisation). Also Yoruba weddings are very colourful and interesting - full of story telling. Respect wise, they are very good at kneeling down, laying down to greet etc. but can be quarrelsome and insulting when they want to be. Also I think they tend to be politically correct unlike some other people groups who tend to say things as they are and act according to their conviction no matter whose ox is gored. However, on a personal level, I have met several lovely Yoruba people who have been very kind and considerate. I wish them well xx
Just ensure you don't finish our amala and eweedu for us. We love it too. Those comments offered in the interviews were rendered without prejudice and they truly expressed the true characteristics of the Yorubas. I wish the Igbos could agree with the Yorubas and form the Republic of Southern Nigeria. So the North can live alone with their poverty.
What most don’t know is Igbos and Yorubas would have made the perfect allies. It’s just unhealthy competition for prominence that has destroyed what could have been.
wow. what an unbelievable respond coming from the igho people. wow totally unexpectable. maybe it's just me for not been into Nigeria now for so many years. but I always like the igho people too. very deeply. honestly. I see them as very strong and productive people. heard head sometimes. but they are kool with their own thing. which make them awesome. totally. igho puenu. igho puasuanu. peace and love. one love.
I like yoruba for being accommodating it is not easy to accommodate someone that you don't know well in your domain, though all tribes has it own up and down side.
I remember when I was in Secondary School back in 2005, my Igbo classmates especially the girls will sneak out of the School premises and even sometimes bribe the gateman just to go and eat Amala. Now I understand the reason for the bribery
I'm Yoruba but I love IBO people. They are very wise, they are hardworking. They love to explore, to travel. They have good business sense. They love to hustle and I love IBO women, they are very beautiful. I think Nigeria will be dull without IBO.
I'm igbo I like Yoruba people because, they like speaking their language, than us igbo people, and also they respect them self than we igbo that respect money
Fact!! That's the gospel truth. Anyone that says otherwise is in denial. Yoruba region is only region where Muslims, Christians and traditional worshippers live together in peace and harmony.
Everyone interviewed was very eloquent structured and answered the question precisely. What tribe is the interviewer? she looked Ethiopian esp with the hair pushed back.
I love Yoruba because of the way they bless people that's why when I go out I visit one mummy and she bless me all time and I love love when the play there talking please my Yoruba brethren can you permit us to play the talking drum
THANK YOU FOR THIS CONVERSATION, I WATCHED THE 3 VIDEOS, WE ARE NIGERIANS AND ONE PEOPLE CREATED BY ONE GREAT ALMIGHTY GOD. WE ARE UNIQUE TO GOD. MAY GOD BLESS US ALL IN JESUS NAME.
@@siatta1001 Probably you referring to the foreign foods like pizza, burger, salad, macaroni cheese, lasagna, kenturky fried chicken, potato fries....No way dear!
It's just a compliment to Yoruba cooking. But Nigeria as a whole has a lot of good cultural foods. Yoruba doesn't actually have much variety of original foods/soups like many other tribes in terms of foods. So it's just a compliment to admire amala and gbegiri, but don't think it is the best food in Nigeria, talkless of the world.
It’s nice to see positivity for once and not the tearing apart
Kudos to those who decided to compile this video both this and the Igbo part one ☝️
yomi my brother thank you, i m from delta i like to get marry to Yoruba good lady day how so good to live with in life
dubeei4u ....onenigeria ke!
Yes. That's true.
There was peace before the politicians came.
I'm brazilian and I love Yoruba and Igbo people. 🇧🇷❤️🇳🇬
So that man that said Yorubas are liberal , can someone find him and make him president? I see a very rare mentality. He is a progressive
Seriously!
He described the entire Yoruba traits with one unique word, Liberal.
He is so damn right.
yes! make him president
So right... never been prouder to be Yoruba...
So nice to see a guy - especially an old guy - who is pro women rights in Nigeria. I'm Igbo, and when I see our elders insisting on how someone's daughter shouldn't be able to inherit her father's property all because she's a girl, I'm just very upset and disappointed.
As in dat liberal got me.
This is what National Orientation Agency and ministry of Information should be promoting.
Is like you have been away for too long , which ministry in Nigeria us functional in Nigeria,
Unfortunately we have a rogue regime that tries to hide it's gross inefficiency and corruption by promoting tribalism. Nigerian Federal Government hates unity among Nigerians
Free Occupied Biafra. True. How else will they keep the citizens busy while they plunder our mutual treasury? Change will come WHEN Nigerians have had enough. For now, our mumu never do.
@Kedu Nu l pray FGN give you guys the autonomy to go.
The politicians want to keep the country divided for their selfish ends
Yoruba Qualities from the interview: Accomodating, respect, intellectual, supportive, liberal, well cultured, Good food and unity. Thank you our igbos brothers.
Abi o!!
We love the igbo's too👌
One love One nigeria 💟😀
Amala is one of our qualities too.
Really? Really? Good one
faleyimu helen screw Nigeria, but one love indeed
I love my igbo people 100% I'm Yoruba God bless us all
GENETICALLY YOU ARE ONE PEOPLE!!!
Buh trust me if it were and a yoruba man or woman. Thy ask dis question thy would not have said somffin good about igbo
Lol
@@reshpresh987 I don't think so
@@reshpresh987 They did Yoruba first, and we had some very nice things to say about igbos. The usuals: igbos are very clean, strong people, hard workers, business minded and industrious, funny, food is good.
This Lady deserves an International award! God bless you. The more we do this, the more our unity grows!
Sure, she does
I like the way the question was phrased.
“It conditioned people to find good traits rather than focus on the bad side”
Worrd!! Asked any other way and this could have started a riot!
I'm igbo but i love Yorubas too much,wish one of my son's will marry from there
I love you Igbo people too, you are hardworking, family oriented and enterprising. We are good together, let us love and respect one another.
We are a great people❤
What I like about Igbos.
Their food, great soups.
The industrious spirit
The Babes.
The cultural dressing.
The Igbos and Yorubas are supposed to make the perfect match. If these two tribes come together they shall push the country to greater heights.
@Mike Mike What's your point?
Thun Dara it’s not by force to push intertribal agenda. It worsens situation does not bring peace
Otun Al-hazeem Temitayo Get to know their history and their hate for yorubas before you talk. Go to nairaland and see them. The Cultural dressing made me laugh are u for real? Lmao. Which part are u from abeg
I don't mind or generalise if some Igbos despice Yoruba. They don't make up for all Igbos.
I like the Isi Agu cloth. I'm madly in love with Isala, Oha, Onugbo soups.
Otun Al-hazeem Temitayo who told you that they don’t make up for all igbos lol open ur eyes they can form for ur face what they say behind is what matters. They all r brought up to hate yorubas because of Biafra civil war why do u think they hate Tinubu or APC but when it benefits them they don’t have any option to join hands with us cos they know we r liberal n easily accommodating. Since u like them and the food, why can’t u relocate to the east and stay there forever and try to get a land there and tell them u r Yoruba. See what u will get.
Wow, the size of my head must have increased during the course of this video. I'm proud to be a Yoruba!!! Thumbs up to my Igbo people. Thanks for the good words. Keep up the good work GENIUS RADIO TV.
Your welcome ooo hope you guys can say that about igbos
Ori e n wu!
I love the melody of the Yoruba language and the manner in which they speak it. Its very much enjoyable to me and so I love to watch Yoruba movies lol.
Oshey joo
Yorubas are really nice people my boss is from Osun State, "shout out to you Oga Femi, they take Education very seriously, I love the way the language sounds in music, exactly why I fell in love with Reminisce, CDQ, Olamide etc, their Culture is superb, I don't know about the food because I've not tasted it, plus their ladie are super beautiful
I'm yoruba but love the igbos entrepreneurs spirit, love the way they take care of their wife and children, love their food and most especially their women clean and beautiful. Since I started dating igbo girls my life change for better they opened my eyes when I met their brothers and family, I knew I had to step up my hustling game.
Something you Yoruba men can’t do
@@folasadeakinyemi357 lol. Easy on him, my dear. He admits and he is making effort to learn.
And the Yorubas think we Igbo don't love them, All the Nigeria tribe is only Yorubas I cherish in all my love, I love them and I pray one day we will understand our self and become as one 🙏🙏
I am Puerto Rican and am a daughter of thr Yoruba through my mother's lineage. I'm am interested in learning more about this particular ethnic group as my mother is married to an Igbo man. He is very sweet and honorable so I like that we are made to give love and respect to each other.
We love you too brother
Yes, Puerto Ricans are Yoruba.
@@EdoNationalCorrect most Puerto Ricans have lineage from Yorubas and Cubans as well as the Congo and so forth
Am Yoruba but 90% of my past girlfriends were igbo , I love my igbo friends, shout out to Kingsley, chike , chidi, chika
At dehinbo 😲😲😲😲
Oga this is not LTV Christmas party, stop giving shoutouts pls
@@deinehdefoinnee guy you weak me oo 😂😂
@@deinehdefoinnee ..guy cool down.. u dey vex o.
Guy na u d bang our igbo girls...make i catchu first lol
Now that we have seen what we both love obout yorubas, igbos plus other part of Nigeria, can we now strive to build a one Nigeria with love and peace please....God bless naija🇳🇬🇳🇬😍
Hahahahajahaha easy to say yoruba don't like igbos forget
@@reshpresh987 you might be right but then my prayer is for God to help all of us to change our hatred towards one another and live in peace. The white people have manipulated us too much...
@jazeelius 1 Requesting to go separate does not mean we don't like ourselves, it will only allow all of us to have healthy competition among us and move our people forward. Igbo and the Yorubas can live together, argue on pages of papers, abuse themselves and shout at one another but no single blood or soul will be lost. Can we say of the same to the hawusa fulanis.
@@Olulegacy1 exactly..Yorubas and Igbos can fight from now till tomorrow but you will never hear this one start killing Yorubas in their land or vice versa...we are a different people to Hausa and Fulani
Don't think it's possible
The yorubas are quite friendly, respectful and very wise. They are very nice people.
Ogugu 1 Of Africa why the insult . Watch your tongue you . I have the right to make my opinion.
@@idejuogwugwu1worldwide.129 But it takes wisdom to put people in this predicament I swear!
@@idejuogwugwu1worldwide.129 Ode ni e, ewu. Tell me the predicament we put you in and il tell you the predicament that an Igbo put all of Nigeria in. If you have a problem, dont come to Lagos or SW for economic reasons, we cant be the poison and the cure. Pick one.
We love you too.
@@TheOne-yq6qk why feed the troll? You're already resorting to the same thing he did.
I love The hustling spirit, the ability to be be happy even with little, the Yoruba drums, Amala and ewedu, the ability to make a place lively. I love my Yoruba people. My best friend is Yoruba. That man I love with passion. Never a dull moment with.
I am Kenyan and have Yoruba friends they're very friendly and very respectful
Cheers for the compliment. My wife and I were in Nairobi for 10 days last year. My experience surpassed my expectations. It was a blast!! Kenyans are very polite and respectful.
I've lived with Kenyans, they're amazing people. Let one love keep us together. God bless mother Africa!
Yoruba people.
1. Like that man said "They are liberal" they have the capacity to unite Nigeria if they want.
2. They have so many educated people in terms of numbers. Most Yoruba people go abroad to study while most ... go abroad to trade.
3. They value life.
4. Many Yoruba are people of content. Although this is not good because it makes people settle for less
5. Their culture is one of the best. it respects women and they have 100% equal rights with their male siblings.
6. They respect people
7. They are smart in making decisions. I have heard people say that Yoruba are hypocrites but they are not. They are good at politics.
8. well cultured.
9. You can find them in most big corporations in Nigeria at the top offices - these guys are very industrious.
10. lastly: The PARTY ... Me I love their party o. Yoruba people are happy for nothing a time and can party for NIGERIA
11. Yoruba people are the most prideful and appreciative of their culture, They do not copy anybody's culture in West Africa. Most tribes in Nigeria have appropriated Yoruba tradition and culture into theirs: for example, dressings AGBADA, GELE & FILA. also Money spraying.
Yoruba has well structured religious pantheon which explains how the world was created plus its spirituality and so many ancestors that help them preserve their culture.
I will love to see a video about Efik + Ibibio & Bini also. Nigerian media love to talk about 3 tribes and ignore the rest as if they don't matter.
Very eloquently put, sis!!
May God continue to bless your union.
That's thoughtful 👍
Thank you for this. OLODUMARE shall bless you and your family
i have learned a lot from this channel about igbo and yoruba people and one love. Big up from congo kinshasa kin. 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
i love the yorubas because they are very accommodating, quite liberal, they value education, i was born and raised in the south west, i even married a yoruba beautiful lady
Yoruba people are good if two Yoruba women are quarreling in a serious way nd if an elder man is around with them there call and sit them down for settlement they obey and that will be the final and more good about them
Am not from nigeria, i from Ghana I love igbo people their so so caring they love their women too much
U are not Nigerian and u are bearing Yoruba name AZEEZAT OMOLARA...o Da bi mpe oti MAD ABII😂😂😂😂
African American... Love my Nigerian family and God bless them.. IGBO, Yoruba, Edo and Hausa and more..
I love this.
Yorubas are respectful, damn!
They can greet you thrice in a day.
They speak their language everywhere.
I am Yoruba but I love my Igbo people. I love their food, their hardworking spirit and their women......The woman I loved to marry then is from Anambra State, Njikoka Local Government precisely. I generally love the igbos because they are very much like us.
A man am.living in his house is a Yoruba man and he treats me like a brother. Am an Igbo speaking.
Wow! I love this interview. And makes me love igbos the more since they appreciate us. I love the fact that they appreciate that we are very accommodating. Igbos are very hardworking and business minded, they are also respectful and inventful. I will hit the subscribe button now. Keep up the good work
I'm an Igbo man. Yoruba people value their language so much unlike my people. I cherish them so much because of that.
That is so sad. Even went as far as replacing their greetings with English.
But no be ur shout nah
I think we are all the same about the language stuff. As a Yoruba man i also to think that Igbos do more in making sure that their children learn the language even if they are living at far end of the world..
We learn every day though..👌
@@bip10plate12thank you so much sir God will bless you
@@solomonogu9853 Amen. And you too
Wow I can’t believe nobody mentioned their singing abilities. They can sing Walahi
True!
Imagine..that's also what I was wondering...
No one mentioned Fela Kuti
I think the singing aspect depends on taste. The singing style tends to be somewhat loud, not as melodic, but more shaky or arabic sounding (like Fuji), or more like a monotonous call and response African pattern. I mainly like the dundun (talking drum). Most Yoruba church choruses are translated from Igbo. I don't think the singing is the main strength, but instead the drumming/instrument and partying.
@Mercy "Most Yoruba church choruses are translated from Igbo" *DUMB COMMENT. What Mr Klasic said is correct.* *YOUR TRIBALISTIC Mind is only trying to start a competition that only exist in your head.*
i think every tribe can sing in Nigeria..it isn't a unique quality if you ask me
“Ẹ fi ọmọ Ìgbò lẹ̀" that part got to me lol. I know there is a stereotype about Yorùbá people and not liking/wanting conflict, but there is some truth to it. The most we’ll do is yell or argue, but we no go kill pessin.
So, true
Wetin e fi omo Igbo le mean?
@@ugoprince6523 leave igbo pessin alone. no bother am.
Ah! As for me, I love Yoruba people for these reasons.
1: they are not stingee in food at parties & their meat is always very big with enough rice and Amala unlike our own than can pass through your nose to mouth.
2: they don't have the mind to hurt you while angry, they will only shout and rant at the end they will say, afi omo Calabar le, cus they no that we don't have respect like them.
3: their women are hardworking, they don't depend on their men unlike our own that want to kill us before our time.
4: nah dis one sweet me pass; their female children have right to their fathers properties which it doesn't happen in my place....
That numher one though, it cracked me up, lol
Gbam you said it all my brother
Alajeju, lol!
Point 3 killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sorry to say ooo
You are a Lagos brought up if am correct.
You are addicted to Lagos lifestyle.
All your points are laughable but if am not Yoruba I will reason the same way too.
I love to attend Yoruba parties especially in London and I love amala ati ewedo so much! My uncle married Yoruba woman and he told me, she love the wife big ikebe is one of the reason he married her
Peace to the African GIANT Nigeria ✌🏾 from Kenya with love!
I didn't know people like amala like that😁
I love the courage in the Yoruba language. When they speak its something to be admired and they ate super entertaining .like guy, how could you be bored when you have a Yoruba in ur midst..never. They carry our music industry. I love them all. Yoruba no dey carry last
I love Yoruba and Igbo, they can move together and work things out on like the third tribe
Being a country of many ethnicity could be a blessing if manage properly, take the best traits from each ethnic group and create a super country
I feel joy for the comments people are making here I based in pH I love Igbo food especially oha shoop Igbo kwenu
Wow! This is impressive.. This is what National Orientation Agency should be promoting. Infact the person who pitched this idea should be a strategist at the NOA.
I'm Yoruba AND I looooove the Igbos. My first 2 neighbors were Igbo. Papa Nonso & Mama Nonso's love for each other made a strong impression on me! I love how they come together at least once in a year to celebrate. I love the Enterprising spirit! I love the igbo language, music and food. I love the sense of responsibility/loyalty to family. You know that family first thingy. And of course the worldwide acclaimed Apprenticeship system, developed and practiced by the Igbos deserves to be studied and passed from generation to generation and to the uttermost part of the world.
Big ups to Genius TV for this wonderful initiative. I wish we can upscale it. God bless Nigeria.
Mama Nonso and Papa Nonso. Ur so funny! 😅
Tears rolls out my eyes when the lady says if u offended Yoruba person they will come back and say efi omo igbo le
my friend what does 'efi omo igbo le' mean?
@@atmotion7389 Leave Igbo person alone. "Don't touch my person" (Meaning she doesn't mind whatever Igbo person did, she's not offended.)
Mista Harsh it means leave Igbo people alone as respect is not expected and not part of thier culture so need to be angry with them . As a Yoruba person if I tell my family that some one offended me they question will be is it Igbo? If the answer yes I’ll be the one they will blame . Like I should have known better hence they will say leave omo Igbo alone that’s there culture no need to be angry .
@Mike Mike you are coward
@Mike Mike rusian bot
We have more good things to share than bad ones. If the media focus on these good points, it will reinforce the relationship between our tribes. Good one
i'm Ibo and i love the Yorubas, very lovely language and culture unique beauty
You r not Igbo, stop lying. A real Igbo man will not spell ‘ibo’ like that.
gusto4106 your right
Sorry you are not. If you are you won't say you are ibo rather you said Igbo.
Igbo not ibo
U aint igbo ogaaa an igbo pesin will never say ibo fake fool
Let's us get to no other tribes apart from the 3major tribes..love from GH
Love love love Yoruba folk! They cherish their culture, language & they're fun to be with. I have friends from all parts of Nigeria. I love all Nigerians!
It’s nice to know what igbo like about us.
Don't fall for that. Some of them hate us with a passion. And vice versa!!
Wahab Odusola there’s always going to be people that dislike each other, but that’s the minority
@@wahabodusola6484 duh not everyone is going to like you
@@lilmizzije, I agree with you to a certain extent but that statement is not applicable to all cases. I.e. huge percentage of white folks don't like black folks. That's majority.
Personally, I don't believe that the Ndi-Igbo that despise Yorubas are the minority. Because alot of them supported the derogatory terms that Nnamdi Kalu was using on Yorubas. There were urging him on. And i also on social media platforms, the way some of these folks speak ill of Yorubas is out of this world. And i am not saying some Yorubas don't dislike Ndi-Igbo because they do. But the tribal slurs that some of these scumbags often use on Yorubas, are out of this world. Especially on RUclips. Because it's very easy to hide your identity on RUclips.
I don't really give a toss if you like me or not. But if you disrespect me, I will disrespect you. This is a tribalistic country, and i don't delude myself. But it is what it is.
@@JustForfYou, and did i say everyone is going to like me?? So, what are you on about????
I worked for two Yorubas as my CEOs. I also have a lot of them as friends. Shout out to all Yorubas with real love. I am always afraid to come out when I do good to them. They will be greetings me like " Thanks for yesterday", "Thanks for day before yesterday" Lol. One love
Abba Jude 😂😂😁😁😁
I’m Edo tho from a Minority group in the State, so what’s your Dealings With Edo people ?I like that even though people call us an offshoot of the Yorubas we are our own group and a proud one at that. I also like that I’m not Boxed in the Hausa Igbo Yoruba battle for supremacy we just watch and keep being our “rugged “ selves
i am yoruba, and I am very guilty of this
@@ifedayoh Not really bad. Shows a delightful heart
K.B Zee I see you as my second closest brother after Ibibio.
I am ibo and am so proud of my big brother Mr Tope he has been loving,kind and generous to me and as long as I live I will always love them no matter what the circumstances might be.
I'm a Ghanaian,l loved the Yurubas bcos they respect more than any tribe in the world.Even they see any elderly person,no discrimination at all in them.
Forget about the naysayers, tribal mistrust and political jingoism. I did my NYSC in Ondo state, and it was fun. Yorubas are cool people and their ladies are lovely.
I am suspecting you now oo
What did you do in Ondo Mr Man, Ondo people have very beautiful Yoruba women or gals should I say they look more like Igbo women.
I am an igbo man and I love Yorubas so much because they are respectful. They love education, their language and their culture. I love yoruba women, I have one as a friend but a wife to be later, she has learned how to cook igbo food very well. If eastern Nigeria, southern Nigeria and western Nigeria can be one country it will be the best country in the world.
Watching this video and reading the positive comments. I have hope in Nigerians as united people teaming up to move Nigeria forward and deliver Nigeria from the hands of those responsible for our problems. Team up Nigerians, be united to kick the cabals out of our corrupt government.
As much as we love you and we will indeed kick out the cabal but not as one Nigeria. NO.
Hello my Igbo family I found out I am Nigerian and huge percentage and I’m from the Igbo people so I would live to no how was my ancestor sold to the Jamaican masters ..
🥰🥰🥰
Igbos didn't participate in the slave trades however, because Igbos practised a "democratic" but independent style of communal living with no central government, power or unifying elements where all the tribes within the Igbo race fought for a common course "Lack of Igbo nationhood", the Igbos at the peripheral were victims of kidnappers from foreign places. Also, within AlaIgbo, a sect of priestly tribe fell to corruption with monetary enticements from European slave traders, they took Igbos who came to their courts through dubious judgements and rituals and were sold. However, most were victims of kidnapping.
These great people got me thinking. Great people kwenu
Thanks a lot genius I appreciate your work keep it up
I am Igbo and I love my yoruba brothers and sisters we should do proper research I think we are of the same ancestor
Eye Opener men and women
Yoruba, Excellent people
Teachers of good life
I like the sound of Yoruba language and how the people preserve it and pass it on (despite their own challenges with modernisation). Also Yoruba weddings are very colourful and interesting - full of story telling. Respect wise, they are very good at kneeling down, laying down to greet etc. but can be quarrelsome and insulting when they want to be. Also I think they tend to be politically correct unlike some other people groups who tend to say things as they are and act according to their conviction no matter whose ox is gored. However, on a personal level, I have met several lovely Yoruba people who have been very kind and considerate. I wish them well xx
Just ensure you don't finish our amala and eweedu for us. We love it too. Those comments offered in the interviews were rendered without prejudice and they truly expressed the true characteristics of the Yorubas. I wish the Igbos could agree with the Yorubas and form the Republic of Southern Nigeria. So the North can live alone with their poverty.
I support that idea. I think it will work
What most don’t know is Igbos and Yorubas would have made the perfect allies. It’s just unhealthy competition for prominence that has destroyed what could have been.
they betrayed us
There has to be offense, without it there can’t be forgiveness.
hhhh yoruba re always smart not to fight hausa army biabastards born in d ages of war
@@chidiebereudechi397, who f**king betrayed you lot??? SMH!!
@@chidiebereudechi397 Animal. You assassinated the Yoruba premier and have the nerve to talk betrayal. Foolish man
Please do for all the 3 tribes interchanged i.e. what Ibo, Yoruba like about Hausa ppl and vice versa
I think they are the most accommodating tribe I have meant. One love
I think this will promote and foster unity amongst us, in spite of what the political junkies are trying to do.
Thank you ma'am
wow. what an unbelievable respond coming from the igho people. wow totally unexpectable. maybe it's just me for not been into Nigeria now for so many years. but I always like the igho people too. very deeply. honestly. I see them as very strong and productive people. heard head sometimes. but they are kool with their own thing. which make them awesome. totally. igho puenu. igho puasuanu. peace and love. one love.
@Adewale Hanson, thanks for your good comment. The correct greeting is" Igbo kwenu! "
.@@okechukwufrancis2795Francis. copy that. and thank you for your correction with love from the united states. God bless you all. amen.igho kwenu
They are Lagosians. It shouldn't surprised you. When you live with a group of people or ethnic group, you will get know them very well.
✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌wise man
The interviewer is such a professional..
I like yoruba for being accommodating it is not easy to accommodate someone that you don't know well in your domain, though all tribes has it own up and down side.
Come on my igbo families, no wonder why I love you guys so much. We should just oust the haters. Igbokwenu!!!
Lol
I remember when I was in Secondary School back in 2005, my Igbo classmates especially the girls will sneak out of the School premises and even sometimes bribe the gateman just to go and eat Amala.
Now I understand the reason for the bribery
This lady is doing a very good job by uniting Nigerian tribes
Yeahhh, my head want to burst ooo, thanks to you guys.., PROUDLY yoruba......
Hit me the LIKE button if your head is swollen like mine
All of you said well and you're objectives. I love ibo guys as well, they're nice people
Thanks for this work. Cheers . One nja
I'm Yoruba but I love IBO people. They are very wise, they are hardworking. They love to explore, to travel. They have good business sense. They love to hustle and I love IBO women, they are very beautiful. I think Nigeria will be dull without IBO.
I'm igbo i have yoruba frnd in enugu... people call him my brother .. their respect eeh omo ....101 . Ill give my child ifeoluwa 🥰🥰🥰
I'm igbo
I like Yoruba people because, they like speaking their language, than us igbo people, and also they respect them self than we igbo that respect money
Have any of you tried Amala and Abula before (Gbegiri and Ewedu). I think you'll love it... We eat that a lot in Ibadan...
Am Igbo but I have tried the Yoruba soup is so nice and sweet.
I read a lot of comments know negativity these shows that we love our self no matter what,,, let's keep flag rolling,,, home and abroad....
Of the three major tribes in Nigeria, I think Yoruba are the most liberal.
~Malan here
Fact!! That's the gospel truth. Anyone that says otherwise is in denial.
Yoruba region is only region where Muslims, Christians and traditional worshippers live together in peace and harmony.
@@wahabodusola6484 That's not necessarily a good thing
@@levos2007 It actually is unless you want a country like afghanistan where muslims run around killing christians.
@@wahabodusola6484 Because we hold on to our Culture
If not Religion would have suffer us a lot
But culture win
Nne, make a video asking Nigerians in general about their favorite Nigerian language.
The easiest for them to learn and speak.
Great show my beloved sister. Kudos to you!!
Such positivity, we need this
Yorubas are respectful period!
Everyone interviewed was very eloquent structured and answered the question precisely. What tribe is the interviewer? she looked Ethiopian esp with the hair pushed back.
The interviewer is Yoruba
We dey talk of Yoruba and Igbo and you begin introduce Ethiopia. Abeg take Ur time oo
@D M Thank u
The man at 2:10 is fluently spoken. Awesome man.
nice answers
I hate wen some tribe always talk of them selves wen they haven't travle to other places,
much love for you guys❤.
The first man echoed my thoughts. I'd like to add I like their 🎵 and generosity.
They're a strong black people. 👍
Respect, food and liberalism.
A very great initiative
I love Yoruba because of the way they bless people that's why when I go out I visit one mummy and she bless me all time and I love love when the play there talking please my Yoruba brethren can you permit us to play the talking drum
@Dominion Ogunjinrin did I say it wrong
Wow wow
I really do enjoy there language
And I want to learn
Thanks will check out eshe gan
THANK YOU FOR THIS CONVERSATION, I WATCHED THE 3 VIDEOS, WE ARE NIGERIANS AND ONE PEOPLE CREATED BY ONE GREAT ALMIGHTY GOD. WE ARE UNIQUE TO GOD. MAY GOD BLESS US ALL IN JESUS NAME.
The way things are going I think amala, ewedu and gbegiri is gearing up to be the best food in the world...Hahaha :)
U should say in Nigeria not in the world.
U should say the best food in Nigeria not the world.
@@siatta1001 Probably you referring to the foreign foods like pizza, burger, salad, macaroni cheese, lasagna, kenturky fried chicken, potato fries....No way dear!
It's just a compliment to Yoruba cooking. But Nigeria as a whole has a lot of good cultural foods. Yoruba doesn't actually have much variety of original foods/soups like many other tribes in terms of foods. So it's just a compliment to admire amala and gbegiri, but don't think it is the best food in Nigeria, talkless of the world.
@@MercyAluMusic OK now. Good we laughed over it together 😁
comments here brought tears to my eyes...
Igbos don’t have problem with Yorubas! It’s the politicians that try to divide the people
I'm an igbo guy, I love yoruba cos they cherish their language and respect their elders..
1:54 this guy is completely right. Yoruba people usually always teach their children their language whereas Igbo people don’t generally
The man at 2:16 is awesome. It's always refreshing to hear a man standing up for women and girls.
Yes, please keep them coming!
I'm Igbo, i love the yorubas cuz of their culture which gave rise to respect and others...
Such an important video! Well done.