How we greet an Ọba (King) in Yorùbá land.

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Thank you so much....
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Thanks for this education. Yorubas have a very rich culture.

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[@samuelamao2700]

Well done Ma. Kindly note that Irukere is not " horse whip" but "HORSE TAIL".
Thanks

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I live in the United States and I met a man from Nigeria. What is a polite way to ask if he is of the Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa,… people?