Afonja - Old Yoruba Movie of How Ilorin Became a Fulani Emirate

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2021
  • Ilorin is a city, traditional emirate, and capital of Kwara State, western Nigeria. It is located on the Awun River, a minor tributary of the river Niger. Founded in the late 18th century by Yoruba people, it became the capital of a kingdom that was a vassal state of the Oyo empire.
    Oyo’s commander at Ilorin, Kakanfo (Field Marshal) Afonja, led a rebellion in 1817 that destroyed the unity of the empire. He was aided by Mallam Alimi (a Fulani from Sokoto), by Fulani warriors and slaves, and by Hausa slaves. Afonja was increasingly dominated by the Muslim Fulani, and, upon his assassination, Alimi’s son, Abd al-Salam (Abdul Salami), became emir of Ilorin and pledged allegiance (c. 1829) to the Sokoto caliphate.
    As a Muslim emirate, Ilorin subjugated several towns in Yorubaland and destroyed the Oyo capital, Oyo Ile (Old Oyo, or Katunga), 40 miles (64 km) northwest, in 1837. Abd al-Salam conducted a jihad toward the sea and was only stopped by the Ibadan victory over his cavalrymen at Oshogbo in 1840.
    Throughout the 19th century, Ilorin served as a major trade centre between the Hausa of the north and the Yoruba of the south. It strongly resisted British rule, and not until 1897, when the army of the Royal Niger Company arrived after conquering Bida (106 miles east-northeast), did Ilorin recognize British supremacy.
    In 1900 Ilorin emirate was the only part of Yorubaland to be included in the Northern Nigeria Protectorate, which, later in the colonial period, developed into the Northern Province and then the Northern Region. With the subdivision of the country’s administrative regions in 1967, Ilorin became part of West Central (later Kwara) state.
    Modern Ilorin is mainly inhabited by Muslim Yoruba people, although its traditional ruler is a Yoruba-speaking Fulani emir. Surrounding the historic central district with its traditional single-story red-mud houses with thatched straw roofs and numerous mosques, all protected by a mud wall, the modern city is an industrial, commercial, and educational centre.
    It is a major market for locally raised crops (yams, cassava [manioc], corn [maize], sorghum, millet, rice, peppers, peanuts [groundnuts], shea nuts, kola nuts, cotton) and for cattle, hides, and poultry. Local handicrafts include pottery making, wood carving, leatherworking, cloth weaving, and mat and basket weaving.
    The growing industrial sector now includes sugar refining, food processing, soft-drink bottling, match and soap manufacturing, and ironworking. There are several banks and insurance companies that serve the city and state.
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Комментарии • 306

  • @jesusrefugeinternational7930
    @jesusrefugeinternational7930 2 года назад +59

    History has repeated itself again. What a shame!
    BOKO HARI has brought Wild Fulani kinsmen from African countries to help him fight democracy dominated by the Southern Presidency.
    Now he won election and the armed wildlife he brought took to the forest to constitute nuisance and banditry.
    Because they are his people he concord to look away and help them take over the forests all over the country.
    This social disorder is metamorphosing into ethnic war.
    Southern Nigerians, wise up .

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад +1

      It is well

    • @stephenafonja8193
      @stephenafonja8193 Год назад +1

      Afonja never 👎

    • @yusufibb
      @yusufibb Год назад

      This is a funny cock and bull story about the history of Ilorin. This does not represent the true history of Ilorin. It is unfortunate that anyone will ever produce this trash as the epic story of Ilorin in view of the well-documented and reliable historical account of the formation of Ilorin and the circumstances leading to the ascendance of the Alimi dynasty in Ilorin.
      Well, the producer of this firm has done a great disservice to the people of Ilorin by presenting a false narration of their history. The participation of respected actors in this firm leaves a sense of disappointment.
      A historical firm of this nature ought to have an authentic and verifiable source of information and not just a jaundiced account of the history of the people of Ilorin. I do not think the producer realized that this was not just a movie but a work which supposed to tell an accurate and reliable historical account of the origin of the people of Ilorin. This is unfortunate and I believe at the right time a more reliable account of the events will soon be out to complement other documentary evidence of the history of Ilorin. This firm is therefore nothing but a lazy work of acting with reckless insensitivity to the consequences of so many lies put together and the implication of misinforming viewers of the true story of Ilorin. This is unfortunate.

    • @shhhh9051
      @shhhh9051 Год назад

      Silence u kafir

    • @OlaRotimi-vd8um
      @OlaRotimi-vd8um Год назад

      @@WovenTVCex

  • @mufutaukhadijat6547
    @mufutaukhadijat6547 Год назад +2

    Shebi Afonja ti pa eegun Aole run ni igbeyin,Ewo tun wa ni Ogun ati epe to n ja Omo Yoruba.Eledua Joo bawa dasi Oro ile Yoruba ati orile ede Naijiria lapapo.Amin🙏

  • @Wf2simple
    @Wf2simple Месяц назад +2

    I'm watching this again on this day June 4 2024. The 1st time i watched this was 2003

  • @adewaleokikiola793
    @adewaleokikiola793 2 года назад +26

    Despite The Fact That I Watched It Then When It Was Published, Now That I Re-watch It, Some Things Cleared To Me More Better And I Realized Where Our Fore Father Made Mistakes 😢😭
    May God Re-unite We Yorubas So That We Would Smile And Live In Harmony Forever 🙏🙏🙏

  • @sanshook4049
    @sanshook4049 Год назад +9

    Me adebayo. As one of the afonja's family in Ilorin idi ape
    I pray we take over again

  • @Vick-ob8kd
    @Vick-ob8kd Год назад +3

    Nkan ti baje latojo to ti pe. God have mercy on we the Yorubas. Thanks for uploading. O ga oooo. Yoruba yoyoyo

  • @kamorujamiuadebayo2492
    @kamorujamiuadebayo2492 Год назад +19

    If God lives a Yoruba King would be crown in Ilorin again and forever Amin

  • @user-zr7de6ds4l
    @user-zr7de6ds4l 6 месяцев назад +4

    I always cry whenever I watch this movie 😢

  • @authoritymedia584
    @authoritymedia584 Год назад +3

    Great movie, appreciate you guys!!!!💙❤️🧡💜🖤💛🤎💚

  • @damilolaarikeade8695
    @damilolaarikeade8695 Год назад +4

    Honestly kudus for you guys
    For release this movie
    Is very very interesting i really enjoy
    Watching it more wisdom
    GOD Bless you all👍

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Amen
      We are glad you love it

  • @sweetindmiddle9586
    @sweetindmiddle9586 2 года назад +6

    Have been looking for dis movie for so long. Ooh! Wot a lovely movie 🤩💕

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад

      We are glad you like it

    • @user-sz7kk3ry4w
      @user-sz7kk3ry4w 10 месяцев назад

      Who else is thinking about what am thinking about sheik alimi

  • @omoiluiseyin6579
    @omoiluiseyin6579 Год назад +14

    Yorubas must wake up and retrace our togetherness or else we are bound for extinction, but Èlèdumaré will spare us against the curses of Oba Aolè🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @angelbandie5332
    @angelbandie5332 Год назад +6

    Watched this on black and white TV back then showed on NTA every Sunday. Deep movie

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Very deep and historical movie

  • @holasunkanmitaiwo6131
    @holasunkanmitaiwo6131 Год назад +1

    Nice one hav been looking for dis 👌 💯

  • @ajibolawealth719
    @ajibolawealth719 8 месяцев назад +3

    I just dey vex anytime I remember the history of ilorin…. I know one day they will regain it bck but might not happen anytime soon maybe when Nigeria divide. Everyone will fight for their land

    • @ogundeolawale2473
      @ogundeolawale2473 6 месяцев назад

      Exactly I go just day vex because what’s going on there isn’t proper at all

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  6 месяцев назад

      Hopefully the land will be regained someday

    • @olawalemuritala9887
      @olawalemuritala9887 4 месяца назад +1

      If that emir die they shouldn't allow them to crown another one

    • @arianadavid1893
      @arianadavid1893 7 дней назад

      It will happened soon even when Nigeria did not divide when alimi king passed away.

  • @tima9078
    @tima9078 Год назад +7

    This is really so interesting, Weldone woven tv👍👍
    Please we need Bashorun Gaa🙏

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your kind words, we really appreciate.
      We are working on uploading Basorun Gaa, you can read his story 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 on our website while we work on making the video available soon
      mywovenwords.com/2020/04/basorun-gaa-the-most-controversial-figure-in-the-history-of-oyo-ile-old-oyo-empire.html

  • @praprayo
    @praprayo 2 года назад +28

    When Yoruba movie was still fun to watch

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад +2

      Yes o

    • @Yorubaddie
      @Yorubaddie 2 года назад +3

      Yoruba movies nowadays are terrible :(

    • @sonnyloffy8804
      @sonnyloffy8804 Год назад +1

      Noticed that movie hasn’t got part 2 and 3 or even 4 like the ones we have today

  • @arikeeee6138
    @arikeeee6138 2 года назад +1

    God bless you for this ❤️

  • @janewinning8652
    @janewinning8652 8 месяцев назад +2

    Who else is watching in November 2023

  • @olalakeazeez6342
    @olalakeazeez6342 Год назад +3

    The yoruba tribe are so accommodating and tolerant.
    It's a very touching story, but Allah knows best.
    History is still repeating it self due to the yoruba leader's greediness and selfishness. I don't think we can ever change.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +2

      Being accommodating is not a bad thing and honestly I love Yorubas for that. But sometimes, we just need to be careful and what makes it a disaster most times is the selfish nature of some Yorùbás

    • @saidat98
      @saidat98 Год назад +1

      ​@@RemilekunAkinrinadeThey now claim ownership of Lagos, how? Is Lagos in the South East? Obviously, you don't know what you are saying.

  • @jeylamix6695
    @jeylamix6695 Месяц назад +2

    Even though there are some errors in the story line and how the norms and culture of the old Oyo Empire was portrayed, but yet it's still a great movie. Guns were not used to fight wars then. Our forefathers used bow and arrow, cutlasses, sword and spear. Also, the Basorun is the leader of that expedition and 10x superior to the Kakanfo, he can't be calling the Kakanfo" Lo gun Ofe". Also,the Onikoyi is a king,Afonja can't send him on an errand like that. Alaafin Aole committed suicide, he wasn't killed. Solagberu and Alimi are not paddies

  • @lazarusciberosi950
    @lazarusciberosi950 Год назад +1

    Yes, it will continue to be highlighted.

  • @olusegunadeleye6457
    @olusegunadeleye6457 Год назад +7

    Yorubas are too simplistic in dealing with strangers in their mist, encouraging the strangers already in their mist to become formidable enemies, easily defeating the Yorubas in their own land. No true victorious warrior brings war to himself. He takes war to the enemy. Not the Yoruba. He is too simplistic. In present day Nigeria, see how the Yorubas accommodated the Igbos who now claim Lagos is no man's land as a first step to claiming Lagos is Igboland. Sadly, some Yoruba leaders claiming civilisation, are quarrelling with Yorubas resisting the Igbos.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +3

      You are very correct. As Yorùbás, we need to be more conservative especially all these young guys forming to be liberal at the expense of forfeiting ours

    • @mysteriesoflife540
      @mysteriesoflife540 Год назад

      If you want Lagos to be yours and oyibos support the call for separation or else shut it. Igbos are not the only nonyorubas living in your shitty Lagos.
      One thing I've noticed about you lot is ttst you and your Fulani lovers love to steal resources from BIAFRA land and damning the consequences but get upset when people come to your land to seek economic prosperity.
      If you want Lagos to be yours, Please do the needful. We are all tired of your Nigeria.

  • @shamzoshamzy3365
    @shamzoshamzy3365 Год назад +3

    The movie speak volume of what is happening to yorubas now and will never learn from the past,think is going to repeat itself again

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      You are right
      But I hope it doesn’t repeat itself

  • @bakaremichael1351
    @bakaremichael1351 Год назад +3

    everything is going to be alright soon✌️I will make sure that happen by eledumare😍😍

  • @bankolerasaq865
    @bankolerasaq865 Год назад +3

    I watch the movie back then too when we were still a kid.

  • @kazimmoyo
    @kazimmoyo Год назад +2

    So so lovely 😍💕

  • @ibrahimfaisol694
    @ibrahimfaisol694 2 года назад +1

    Love it

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад

      We are glad you do

  • @ritaabiodun504
    @ritaabiodun504 8 месяцев назад +2

    This is exactly where the problem with Yoruba start and till now especially we from Kwara state have no say in our own land except we accept Zulu Gambari as our leader in a Yoruba land also we have to be a Muslim is just sad 😅 cause if you are not ready to accept them then you already have problem may God vindicate us from their hand

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  8 месяцев назад

      This is just sad
      We saw Amen to your prayers

  • @rachoulacharmanteassohoun8063
    @rachoulacharmanteassohoun8063 2 года назад +1

    ,i really like this film

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад

      We are glad you love it

  • @cutetimarh7400
    @cutetimarh7400 Год назад +4

    theres just so much hate for fulanis online but in reality they are better than most tribes

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +1

      The hatred is not without a cause.

    • @olalakeazeez6342
      @olalakeazeez6342 Год назад +1

      Better than other tribes in what way?

    • @olalakeazeez6342
      @olalakeazeez6342 Год назад +6

      Had afonja done wrong accommodating u people u, here saying nonsense ingrate fulani and hausa

    • @modibboabdulkadir2139
      @modibboabdulkadir2139 Год назад

      @@olalakeazeez6342 chase the comot na 😂😂

    • @olawalemuritala9887
      @olawalemuritala9887 4 месяца назад

      Is that the reason they takeover other people land

  • @SunnyAyinde
    @SunnyAyinde Месяц назад +2

    Yoruba nation is the solution

  • @aderiboleoyeyemiadedayo1728
    @aderiboleoyeyemiadedayo1728 5 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful ❤

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  5 месяцев назад

      Yeah ❤️

  • @usmanjohn3267
    @usmanjohn3267 Год назад +3

    Always yorubas fight each other aspa brothers for power and later invite outsiders to help fight for them down in Lagos 2 brothers fighting that leed to one asking British to fight for him and they did that lead to the control of Lagos then

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Hmmmm
      May Olódùmarè help and give us lasting unity

    • @usmanjohn3267
      @usmanjohn3267 Год назад +2

      Toh we hope so the yorubas has not learn till date the Fulani will dominate them u can see the yorubas kings are getting married to Fulani women so wat happens after they must have grown power struggle

  • @ifeanyiwilsonikogwe6759
    @ifeanyiwilsonikogwe6759 Год назад +12

    So this is how Fulani people took over Ilorin, Kwara state entirely 🤔🙄😳🤷‍🇳🇬🔥🤟

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +5

      Yes sir,
      That’s the history.

    • @salawuopeyemi6655
      @salawuopeyemi6655 Год назад +4

      Ilorin is just a town in Kwara, Fulani took over the Kingship by integrating with the Yoruba community. mind you, they speak only Yoruba in Ilorin, other towns in Kwara include Omu-Aran where Bishop Oyedepo hails from; others are Offa, Ekiti communities etc.. It is incorrect to conclude that Fulani took over the whole Kwara state.
      Thank you

    • @henrysteven311
      @henrysteven311 Год назад

      @@salawuopeyemi6655 exactly, most people that haven’t been to kwara state think the whole kwara is under fulani emirate

    • @saidatadeyinka7063
      @saidatadeyinka7063 Год назад +3

      Who told you Fulani took over Ilorin not to talk of Kwara state entirely. You all need to stop talking rubish

    • @henrysteven311
      @henrysteven311 Год назад

      @@saidatadeyinka7063 Can you please explain then, we are all here to learn not insult eachother

  • @abdulquadriadeyinka2002
    @abdulquadriadeyinka2002 Год назад +2

    Well done

  • @ClintonMotivation
    @ClintonMotivation Год назад +1

    The thumb nail of this film is crazy! See how the boys wore turbans. Damn!

  • @caent_music5222
    @caent_music5222 2 года назад +15

    AFONJA - Written by Adebayo Faleti. Based on a true life story

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад

      Yeah

    • @folaranmiolateju2570
      @folaranmiolateju2570 Год назад +2

      Most of this are spiced not real if you know the truth

    • @Talkthingsthatmatters
      @Talkthingsthatmatters Год назад +1

      @@folaranmiolateju2570 if you don't know please just ask, what history do you know to say it is spiced

  • @MOtuyelu
    @MOtuyelu 11 месяцев назад +2

    mmm. I learn something big!

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  11 месяцев назад

      Yeah
      Lots of lessons from the historical movie

  • @ogedengbebabatunde9249
    @ogedengbebabatunde9249 Год назад

    Interesting

  • @AA-lx8zc
    @AA-lx8zc Год назад +5

    I hate it when people say Ilorin is Fulanis' Territory! 😒 We shall soon 👀

  • @hamzatjamiu4926
    @hamzatjamiu4926 2 года назад +1

    Very interested

  • @tbestbalinga7067
    @tbestbalinga7067 Год назад +14

    This is exactly what is happening in Nigeria today, it was ilorin then but now is all Nigeria they want to take, and yoruba peuple dont see what is coming

  • @akandeo.olufemi7227
    @akandeo.olufemi7227 5 месяцев назад +1

    Alimi, very proud even from rhe start of the film

  • @boyamicheal886
    @boyamicheal886 2 года назад +2

    Wow nice movie I remember when I was in primary 1 lol

  • @oluphemmyjames6431
    @oluphemmyjames6431 Год назад +1

    I watched this movie when I was in jss 1

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      An interesting movie

  • @user-fe6rj1ex7d
    @user-fe6rj1ex7d 5 месяцев назад +1

    I think all the Yoruba kings and the elders with those have knowledge and wisdom come together to find solution to the matter

  • @babaonibeji7496
    @babaonibeji7496 Год назад +1

    god go eple Yoruba olorun ahgbewa Leke awo onise ibi

  • @ogundeolawale2473
    @ogundeolawale2473 6 месяцев назад +3

    Anytime I think of Ilorin matter it’s always pain me but I pray one day Yoruba will take over its land back

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  6 месяцев назад

      It’s painful
      Hopefully we will regain it back

    • @olawalemuritala9887
      @olawalemuritala9887 4 месяца назад

      Very painful

    • @lambeyahya5695
      @lambeyahya5695 Месяц назад

      Dey play

    • @sunkanmisaibu7798
      @sunkanmisaibu7798 Месяц назад

      Dey dream. Was ilorin ever ruled by the yorubas before ?

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Месяц назад +2

      @sunkanmisaibu7798 Get history book and read about Afonja’s Ancestors, Pàsín and Alùgbìn. Read up about Òjó Onisekuse too.
      The name Ilorin itself is a Yorùbá so how can you be asking if Yorùbá has ever ruled their

  • @ClintonMotivation
    @ClintonMotivation Год назад +1

    May God help us

  • @dorcasa.8140
    @dorcasa.8140 9 месяцев назад +2

    Years after, Fulani are still doing the same thing in Yoruba Lands,
    Yoruba o si ronu

  • @jayteekutee9722
    @jayteekutee9722 Год назад +1

    GOOD OL' DAYS

  • @olawalemuritala9887
    @olawalemuritala9887 9 месяцев назад +1

    Am try to download this movie is going through why

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  9 месяцев назад

      Try again, maybe network

  • @user-kw8kj3kx5i
    @user-kw8kj3kx5i 7 месяцев назад

    We need to pray together for this cause

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  6 месяцев назад

      It’s really sad the way the history went down

  • @user-mp9jv3qr4h
    @user-mp9jv3qr4h Год назад

    May allah bring back yoruba to ilorin

  • @olalekanolakunle-hm9vf
    @olalekanolakunle-hm9vf 4 месяца назад +2

    This is March 2024

  • @muyiwaadenola5482
    @muyiwaadenola5482 Год назад +4

    Too much simplicity and welcoming of Yoruba and stubbornness and foolishness of Afonja cost us Ilorin.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Hmmmm🥹

    • @kamalope8458
      @kamalope8458 Год назад

      Fulani wants to finish d job now

    • @modibboabdulkadir2139
      @modibboabdulkadir2139 Год назад

      You yorubas don't like each other ever since right before time Till date you all are not united u all fight each other backstab each other curses each other trust outsiders than each other please tell me why will other tribes not take advantage of this

  • @francisakinyemi8236
    @francisakinyemi8236 Год назад +4

    wow, this is how Fulani take over ilorin kwara state, nah thunder go fire them all

  • @janelewis5593
    @janelewis5593 2 месяца назад +1

    Dont worry ile ife will soon take over ilorin town ...mafo wait nd see

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 месяца назад

      We really hope so

  • @arianadavid1893
    @arianadavid1893 7 дней назад

    Imagine Yoruba people become bello 😫😫 ilorin people are in great messed up.

  • @JohnsonAdigun
    @JohnsonAdigun 8 дней назад

    Koro orun

  • @princelygamer3541
    @princelygamer3541 8 месяцев назад +2

    Ilorin history is a very sad one. The Fulani took over Ilorin with deceit and forcefully took their land, raped and forcefully married the Yorubas just like what the Boko haram did to the Chibok girls. Hence, the reason you see many of them speaking yoruba fluently and giving themselves yoruba names. They are Omo ale!
    It would be very difficult to take back Ilorin from the Fulanis because they all speak yoruba and even have yoruba names. They use religion to cover up and manipulate history

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  8 месяцев назад

      Very accurate

  • @jumokemustapha6469
    @jumokemustapha6469 2 года назад +4

    It is happening again.....imagine the killings in ondo😔😔

  • @user-sz7kk3ry4w
    @user-sz7kk3ry4w 10 месяцев назад +1

    Who else is thinking about what am thinking about sheik alimi

  • @Oluwakiri_9ja
    @Oluwakiri_9ja 5 месяцев назад +1

  • @falodekingsley1141
    @falodekingsley1141 Год назад +1

    Noi Fulbe Habaru🙏

  • @penarahim8285
    @penarahim8285 Год назад +6

    Please guys Ilorin did NOT conquer all yoruba nations but they destroyed old Oyo kingdom. Also know that many commanders of ilorin army were yorubas. In 1840 were permanently defeated by only Ibadan army. Also know that ilorin always collabo with other yoruba nations and alliances. However, divisions among yorubas were very common which eventually brought down the Yoruba empire.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +1

      A detailed explanation on the fall of Ọ̀yọ́-Ilé (Old Oyo Empire)
      Thanks for sharing this

  • @adewaleadeniran2534
    @adewaleadeniran2534 10 месяцев назад +2

    Omo ko ba itan o ba aroba aroba baba itan

  • @owolabiejire1577
    @owolabiejire1577 Год назад

    Hmmm

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Many lessons from the movie

  • @Talkthingsthatmatters
    @Talkthingsthatmatters Год назад

    Also at 49:12 the curse is there. Look at Ilorin, some people still foolishly calls Ilorin North Central. Calls it Hausa land. The cause is not letting them to be united to fight for their land

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      Lack of unity in Yorubaland.
      Ilorin belongs to the Yorubas not Fulanis

    • @olalakeazeez6342
      @olalakeazeez6342 Год назад

      That's the big problem in yoruba land we are not unite religiously and politically.

  • @draymanaloevera1056
    @draymanaloevera1056 5 месяцев назад +1

    👍

  • @pastorkayodeadegalu
    @pastorkayodeadegalu Год назад +2

    Starting with the foolishness and arrogance of aole. It was a sad story. The reinforcement arrived too late for afonja

  • @King_ASO
    @King_ASO 10 месяцев назад +1

    This was when we had real kings. We just have political appointees

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  9 месяцев назад

      Great culture

  • @fortunewise6752
    @fortunewise6752 Год назад +6

    Ilorin never became Fulani land and it would never be, all this stupid move

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      🤔

    • @josephferanmi9626
      @josephferanmi9626 Год назад

      U talk like a fool, Ilorin has been installing Fulani Emir from den till date, so Ilorin is under which tribe like that?

    • @bellomuhammad6406
      @bellomuhammad6406 Год назад

      @@josephferanmi9626 ilorin is ruled by its people not fulani ilorin is a Muslim city where we see ourselves as equal

  • @anywherebelleface1934
    @anywherebelleface1934 Год назад +5

    Yoruba upon all this you people continue to remain slave to the Hausa and Fulani what a big shame till date.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      😡

    • @mickelodu
      @mickelodu Год назад +1

      Yoruba People are no slaves to anyone or tribe. We lost Ilorin but not it's people. Some day, the real owners will take over.

    • @boylikeanselm1740
      @boylikeanselm1740 Год назад

      @@mickelodu lol, yorubas were regarded as unbelievers by these people and because of that enslaved. and you say some day the real owners will take over , who are the real owners

    • @mickelodu
      @mickelodu Год назад +1

      @@boylikeanselm1740
      That they see us as slaves doesn't mean we are their slaves. Yorubas see other tribes including the Fulanis, Igbos nd Hausas as slaves. I don't think those tribes will regard themselves as that.

    • @boylikeanselm1740
      @boylikeanselm1740 Год назад

      @@mickelodu lol, you weren't seen as slaves, you were enslaved. the saddest part of this stuff is, we had the nuk kingdom, then the yoruba kingdom, and then the benin kingdom. the only people in nigeria who have been treated badly by the northerners due to religion are still the ones frolicing with the notherners.

  • @shhhh9051
    @shhhh9051 Год назад +1

    AREWA ☝🏾☪️

  • @samsonadamsu3595
    @samsonadamsu3595 2 года назад +8

    Afonja the betrayer

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  2 года назад +1

      It so sad!

    • @walewhite9600
      @walewhite9600 2 года назад +1

      @@WovenTVC they betrayed him first now

    • @Yorubaddie
      @Yorubaddie 2 года назад +1

      @@WovenTVC it’s very sad

    • @Yorubaddie
      @Yorubaddie 2 года назад +1

      History is lowkey repeating itself

    • @walewhite9600
      @walewhite9600 2 года назад +2

      @@Yorubaddie say the truth! they Betrayed him first

  • @AgbajeFaruq
    @AgbajeFaruq Год назад +2

    I’ll try to regain the lost territory

  • @babaonibeji7496
    @babaonibeji7496 Год назад +1

    God go eple Yoruba olorun ahgbewa

  • @mukailadabo5881
    @mukailadabo5881 Год назад +1

    Iron and white and

  • @JWatkins19
    @JWatkins19 Месяц назад +1

    This can never happen in igbo land

  • @Talkthingsthatmatters
    @Talkthingsthatmatters Год назад

    Ilorin, the long walk of an elephant

  • @user-cn5md7qs3k
    @user-cn5md7qs3k Год назад +1

    Amuda agolaje in

  • @Banjyfx
    @Banjyfx Год назад +2

    Let's all sense
    From the beginning scenes there re some errors in this story
    Why should Basorun be stealing

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      🤔

    • @israeloluwadamilola6055
      @israeloluwadamilola6055 Год назад +1

      That was just showing the oppression going on under the Alaafin Aole who was a very wicked prince/king. So his chiefs too like Basorun among others became oppressive to the people

  • @muhamed7955
    @muhamed7955 Год назад +3

    Once Yoruba gets the presidency all lost inheritance would be reclaimed. Keep calm and watch.

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +7

      Yorùbá Nation is what is best for us. Even with one of us as the president, the Nigerian constitution is rigged to favour the Northerners asides from that we are different in many ways and our mindset and beliefs can never align

    • @usmanjohn3267
      @usmanjohn3267 Год назад

      Was Obasanjo not a yoruba wat did he do still aline wit the fulanis

  • @adebariadedamola1445
    @adebariadedamola1445 Год назад

    Se fulani lo ni ilorin??

  • @asiriawonagbatv
    @asiriawonagbatv Год назад +2

    Ummmmmmmmmm ẹyin ẹ̀yán mi ẹ sunmo mi níbi, nje a mo ona abayi bayi bí?

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад +1

      Ki awa ọmọ Yorùbá ronu

    • @asiriawonagbatv
      @asiriawonagbatv Год назад +1

      Kise ìrònú nìkan sir tàbí má, kíá ko ni Irepo larin arawa kí ìfẹ́ jọba, wallahi tí ìfẹ́ bá jọba kosi àjèjì tio male wá ṣe ibi tàbí ibaje larin wa

  • @mathenjohnson6611
    @mathenjohnson6611 Год назад +1

    Bobemali

  • @olalekansamuel6572
    @olalekansamuel6572 2 года назад +2

    God will save Yorubas

  • @joanmie6015
    @joanmie6015 Год назад +1

    Na aole be destruction of Yoruba 😅

  • @Talkthingsthatmatters
    @Talkthingsthatmatters Год назад

    At 48:35 this is the curse affecting Yoruba people still today only prayer is averting some other people's portion of the curse

  • @folaranmiolateju2570
    @folaranmiolateju2570 Год назад +1

    Fabrication this are much more lies than fabrication

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  Год назад

      That’s not what happened?

  • @naomisignatures6398
    @naomisignatures6398 Год назад +1

    Until now yorubas are still not in unity curses over curses bcos of our sell out habit.

  • @folaranmiolateju2570
    @folaranmiolateju2570 Год назад +1

    Too much added spices

  • @shhhh9051
    @shhhh9051 Год назад

    FULANI - HAUSAS - YORUBAS ARE ALL BROTHERS UND THE GUIDANCE OF ALLAH SWT ☝🏾☪️

  • @arianadavid1893
    @arianadavid1893 7 дней назад

    Mumu ilorin people will not
    Come and watch this right now 😫 they have been brainwashed . My eulogy is ilorin afonja not ilorin alimi

    • @WovenTVC
      @WovenTVC  6 дней назад

      Yes o
      It’s Ìlọrin Àfọ̀njá

  • @nnamdinwabuofor8948
    @nnamdinwabuofor8948 Год назад

    🥰🤣🤣🤣🤣 , And they join the same fulanis to fight Igbos 🤣😂
    betrayers

  • @ahmedismail2501
    @ahmedismail2501 Год назад

    Oyos army was rotten.no match for even fringe sokoto vassals

  • @alicerose8659
    @alicerose8659 Год назад +2

    Why you guys just like to formulate stories like this