Nigeria 🇳🇬 Yoruba Village In South Carolina, USA 🇺🇸 ?!? It Can’t Be!!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

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  • @arriek.1375
    @arriek.1375 Год назад +76

    i’m a yoruba descent nigerian american living in south carolina. I MUST visit here soon.

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

    • @richardearl2731
      @richardearl2731 Год назад +7

      It’s closer to where you say you live, it’s in Sheldon

    • @italianbella9007
      @italianbella9007 8 месяцев назад

    • @Lilklasic
      @Lilklasic 2 месяца назад +1

      Yea bro
      You’ve got to go fr

  • @PinkysMom.31
    @PinkysMom.31 Год назад +49

    It's the oldest indigenous African village in America and one of the few places left. ❤

    • @anobserver9658
      @anobserver9658 Год назад +6

      The Gullah-Geechee may be the oldest

    • @PinkysMom.31
      @PinkysMom.31 Год назад +1

      @@anobserver9658 right. I've seen documentaries. On both. They may have arrives simultaneously and split off. As we know, gulla people speak a dialect that consists of many languages. Also, they may be distant relatives. Particularly those off the coast of Beaufort.

    • @yusefnegao
      @yusefnegao 8 месяцев назад +1

      She said it’s 51 years old

    • @cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662
      @cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 3 месяца назад

      Founded in 1970s 😂😂😂😂

  • @tysan2808
    @tysan2808 Год назад +39

    I am a proud Yoruba girl and this pleases my soul. Yoruba culture is heavily present in Brazil, Cuba and some Islands/Caribbean

    • @ruthmorr9501
      @ruthmorr9501 Год назад +7

      Yes I am Canadian of Haitian descent, Haiti has Yoruba

    • @tundebakare6887
      @tundebakare6887 Год назад

      ​@@ruthmorr9501really

    • @saudiaspratt1954
      @saudiaspratt1954 Год назад +1

      Yup! 😊

    • @Mamba0809
      @Mamba0809 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@ruthmorr9501wooooow! I didn't know. I am african from Togo 🇹🇬 and I speak French, ewe, anlan.

    • @ScorpioMami415
      @ScorpioMami415 Месяц назад +1

      Yes our people run very deep. I am Cuban🇨🇺🇨🇺 descent, with Yoruba🇳🇬🇳🇬 and Spanish ancestors on my father's side. My mom is Louisiana Creole with roots from South West Louisiana ⚜️🖤⚜️🖤⚜️🖤⚜️

  • @adeledandi7757
    @adeledandi7757 Год назад +146

    I'm a Cameroonian I admire Yuruba people so much.

    • @YourDay67
      @YourDay67 Год назад +9

      Yoroba guy don carry di one go

    • @samuelrebecca9915
      @samuelrebecca9915 Год назад

      👌🙏🌹❤💋😂

    • @atolagbeolusayo2100
      @atolagbeolusayo2100 Год назад +19

      Thanks so much my sister. We Yorubas are nice, good and accommodating.💯

    • @mizzcatt7691
      @mizzcatt7691 Год назад +9

      ​@@atolagbeolusayo2100true Yoruba people are calm very educated too

    • @layolayo4818
      @layolayo4818 Год назад +2

      Oh really ? We thank you.

  • @wandaparker6183
    @wandaparker6183 Год назад +40

    This is ABSOLUTELY amazing!! All other cultures join together to create their culture on foreign land. Why not AFRICA?! This is a must see. I'm sharing this with my Children. This is where I want to visit for my Birthday. Forget the cruise. 😊🙇‍♀️

    • @pinkbistro1635
      @pinkbistro1635 Год назад +3

      Africa isn't a culture. Its a continent smh

    • @wandaparker6183
      @wandaparker6183 Год назад +2

      @@pinkbistro1635 So right you are. There are many, many, many cultures. And it is sad, I had to be reminded of that. However, thank you for the reminder. As some of the young folks say, " my bad"

  • @keiyamcmorris9271
    @keiyamcmorris9271 Год назад +17

    I am black english after dna test locating me to my yoruban nigerian roots. My father jamaican and granparents dominican. We cannot be suppressed

    • @MameConnie-zd5pj
      @MameConnie-zd5pj 3 месяца назад

      Maybe not all black Dominican Republic people feel and say they are not descendants of African slaves but majority of them feel and say that they are not black people and not Descendants of Black African Slaves. Dominican Republic black people are claiming to be white Spanish or white Latinos/Latinas even though their skin color is black. So, I am wondering about your claim to be a descendant of Mama African. Are you for real? Sammy Sosa a former Dominican Republic Baseball player has bleached his beautiful smooth black skin/dark brown/light brown/brown/copper skin tone/velvet black skin into white skin. That is how much Dominican Republic people want to be white. It shows that many Dominican Republic black people have low self-esteem. Again, the majority of Dominican Republic people don't claim to be black. 😮😮

  • @GeoEmmanuel1
    @GeoEmmanuel1 Год назад +47

    im Nigerian and I have to go visit my peoples in Charleston and pay my respects
    I love this

  • @genuinediasporan6661
    @genuinediasporan6661 2 года назад +41

    Interesting. My people. Omo Oduduwa.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🇳🇬🇳🇬

  • @piscesnationearthangel
    @piscesnationearthangel Год назад +25

    Walked those grounds over 40 years ago with my sister and cousin. My cousin’s mom sold Avon to the ladies of the tribe. They were friendly and treated us kindly. I was terrified b/c they used to have armed guards at the gate but they were not there to harm us. I’m from PA but my mom took us to SC every year for summer vacation. I am honored that my feet walked those grounds and I will never that experience. ❤❤❤❤

    • @queeneealy8958
      @queeneealy8958 10 месяцев назад +1

      I believe my grandmother was initiated there over 40 yrs ago.. Nice to see this! Ase

  • @marilynseptember21
    @marilynseptember21 Год назад +35

    Me an Igbo woman just finished my ewedu and amala with beef and pomo...may you Yoruba people continue to florish anywhere you are in the world...your jollof rice is the best in the world and I don't care what anyone says...I have tried jollof from different parts and the Yoruba jollof stands way ahead....your people represent by teaching and speaking your language to your children in the diaspora. Years ago my eyes opened and the brainwashing fell and realise that our religion was taken off us and plan to learn more about my own people the Igbos. I like how the Yorubas still call their children Yoruba names and not Christian English names....continue to protect your language, culture and traditions.

    • @emyoji1316
      @emyoji1316 Год назад +3

      Translate what you just typed to Igbo let me see som'tin

    • @tundebakare6887
      @tundebakare6887 Год назад

      ❤❤❤

    • @Khyboh
      @Khyboh Год назад

      @@emyoji1316😂😂😂❤❤❤

    • @kehindeolatunji669
      @kehindeolatunji669 4 месяца назад

      May God bless you and your generation.

  • @kikelolaolaitan4137
    @kikelolaolaitan4137 Год назад +129

    God bless Yoruba kingdom. I am proud to be a Yoruba woman!

  • @StarryPride
    @StarryPride Год назад +59

    Tradition and culture should never be forgotten 🇳🇬 Africa 🌍. God bless Africa 🌍 🇳🇬 🇰🇪.

    • @relacionar111
      @relacionar111 Год назад +1

      Yes, but they are afroamericans, not africans. They must have their own culture like it do afrocolombians, afrocaribbeans, etc. Africa has several ethnic groups. Black skin do not make you as one only ethnic group, it is only the color of your skin. I think maybe the strong racism in America made blacks afraid to develope their own culture.

    • @iriskebbeh6267
      @iriskebbeh6267 Год назад +2

      Yes! Africa is the Mother of all Creation! God is the Creator and Mother Africa is where He created.

    • @mavisburke495
      @mavisburke495 Год назад +2

      ​@@relacionar111Blacks in America have many cultures base on regions or states, cities , and rural areas.

    • @seismicvertigo345
      @seismicvertigo345 6 месяцев назад

      @@relacionar111 You must have lost your mind

  • @Amala.Aduola...
    @Amala.Aduola... 2 года назад +52

    My husband and I visit Oyotunji every year. I love the village and learn something new every time.

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @rayajao1566
    @rayajao1566 Год назад +46

    May Olodumare bless all the Yoruba descendants in the diaspora...Ase

    • @nuridinadams9219
      @nuridinadams9219 Год назад +3

      Amin. Yorubas are great people all over the world particularly in West Africa and the new world. The language is truely God.s language. I am proud to come from this great people.

    • @gbengaadewusi1373
      @gbengaadewusi1373 Год назад

      Amen

    • @toyinowoade3907
      @toyinowoade3907 Год назад +1

      Ase edumare

    • @marialex2022
      @marialex2022 11 месяцев назад

      Ashe awo iboru awo iboya awo ibosheshe

  • @NathankingRolando
    @NathankingRolando 11 месяцев назад +16

    I’m the happiest kid to see that my Igbo brothers and sisters aren’t beefing with the Yorubas much love to my Yorubas brothers and sisters and the Hausa I love you all

  • @elishaoluwafemi1982
    @elishaoluwafemi1982 6 месяцев назад +3

    America is indeed a free world. I would like to visit soon

  • @edwinwestartv741
    @edwinwestartv741 2 года назад +157

    This amazing Am an Igbo by tribe love from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬💯 please help us discover Igbo village too in USA in Barbados and Haiti thanks bro God bless and protect u...there is yoruba village in cuba too

    • @gloriadunlap2061
      @gloriadunlap2061 2 года назад +27

      There is a Igbo village in Virginia in America.

    • @edwinwestartv741
      @edwinwestartv741 2 года назад +3

      @@gloriadunlap2061 yes

    • @kaydenpat
      @kaydenpat 2 года назад +8

      @@gloriadunlap2061 I need to visit. That’s wonderful. Never knew such places existed here.

    • @briggsmaleakah
      @briggsmaleakah Год назад +23

      The Gullah Gheechie people are also Igbo. You can visit them in South Carolina and Georgia inland, and the Coastal Islands. I'm a proud descendant.

    • @edwinwestartv741
      @edwinwestartv741 Год назад +4

      @@briggsmaleakah ok thanks 🙏 I like to know u more better if u don't mind it will be my pleasure

  • @tysan2808
    @tysan2808 Год назад +16

    Shoutout to these great women uplifting n keeping African culture alive 🇳🇬

    • @knix9014
      @knix9014 9 месяцев назад

      benin republic ,dahomey is what she's talking about not Benin Nigeria

  • @olajoshua999
    @olajoshua999 Год назад +59

    I am proud to be a yoruba man from Seychelles 🇸🇨

  • @MajorrBison
    @MajorrBison 2 года назад +24

    Found out about this place years ago, I thought it was fascinating.

  • @divaprettyakakapequeen9438
    @divaprettyakakapequeen9438 2 года назад +27

    Yep, I was amazed when I visited with United African Movement group from NY thirteen or fourteen years ago. We went to the Gula festival at Beaufort South Carolina.

    • @nasto4u850
      @nasto4u850 2 года назад +1

      When are you coming to Ghana?

    • @vrjanice2
      @vrjanice2 Год назад

      ​@@nasto4u850Yes, my family is Gullah-Geechi from Beaufort. I knew these people when they still only in New York. They used to be featured in Ebony.

  • @iReactT
    @iReactT Год назад +44

    Love and proud to see my Nigerian culture ❤

  • @johnblaze6022
    @johnblaze6022 2 года назад +45

    Jay thanks for putting in the work in order to create exposure to Africa at home and abroad. I do believe that European influences are breaking down as well.

  • @saggisok
    @saggisok 2 года назад +86

    This is great. I knew about the Igbo village in Virginia, but i've never heard of this Yoruba village. It's wonderful. It would be nice to have a Nigerian town(like a Chinatown)where all the major tribes will have a village in. A one stop location. Keep up the good work, Jay.

    • @yesohyes9198
      @yesohyes9198 2 года назад +8

      They have Nigerian street or town in Texas

    • @aghonelego2379
      @aghonelego2379 Год назад

      obidiots pest comments as usual, always looking for attention.

    • @RAH_BLISS
      @RAH_BLISS Год назад +3

      WQRD, this is the first time I've ever heard of this concept. Too easy to turn the hoods into Africa Towns.

    • @Duro_Cubano
      @Duro_Cubano Год назад +7

      There’s actually an Africa town in Alabama that was founded by the last Africans brought over here as slaves but the town is under very deep neglect.
      Their landmarks haven’t been maintained, the upkeep of the properties is nonexistent, & they have foreign factories there that don’t dump in money into the community at all.
      It’s a sad case.

    • @SaidSam956
      @SaidSam956 Год назад +1

      maybe àre not in existence before.. but not that you heard and know about Yoruba Village.. then you are coming back to life

  • @afrikanjamaicangrl2077
    @afrikanjamaicangrl2077 Год назад +9

    I’m shocked…that this here in America…and I did not know! I got to visit …Africa to the world❤️❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

  • @sy2yd
    @sy2yd 2 года назад +12

    Jay, thanks for sharing this ... my hometown shines and shows well.

  • @patti-robbomediaentertainm7741
    @patti-robbomediaentertainm7741 Год назад +14

    so so proud of you for keeping and maintaining the culture

  • @MohammedTaiwo-k9y
    @MohammedTaiwo-k9y 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for your service
    Pls we need continuation of this work pls

  • @Okwash1
    @Okwash1 Год назад +32

    I'm Kenyan and admire the Yoruba a lot, especially their religion Ogun and so on.

  • @KPryor-vd8uj
    @KPryor-vd8uj 4 месяца назад +1

    Our family visited this years ago. Alot has changed.

  • @antnam4406
    @antnam4406 2 года назад +35

    @3:55
    The Alaafin of Oyo just passed. He reigned for 51 years.
    Rest in peace.

    • @HeyGirlHey77
      @HeyGirlHey77 Год назад +1

      Is Alaafin the same one that owns the Alaafin shea butter company?

    • @antnam4406
      @antnam4406 Год назад +2

      @@HeyGirlHey77 There's only one ALAFIN.

    • @seismicvertigo345
      @seismicvertigo345 6 месяцев назад

      @@HeyGirlHey77 The Alaffia soap and Shea butter products and company is owned by a native Togolose Yoruba. His name is Olowo-n'djo Tchala

  • @elizabethlyde5418
    @elizabethlyde5418 5 месяцев назад +1

    I would love to tour the village with my program for African Americans. Thank you for what you stand for!❤

  • @Aquil84
    @Aquil84 2 года назад +19

    Great video I plan to visit both the Yoruba and Igbo towns this year.

  • @carm738
    @carm738 2 года назад +28

    This is really so eyeopening wow i love it a Afrikan village in America! long as its quiet and no one knows about it hopefully it will stay a perfect Gem.

  • @kaydenpat
    @kaydenpat 2 года назад +30

    Thank you for featuring this village. Had no idea that such places existed here in the United States.

  • @afrog3569
    @afrog3569 2 года назад +23

    This is exiting. Makes me want to visit there

  • @KwabenaX
    @KwabenaX 2 года назад +15

    Just awesome, no matter where we go we are the lions in his kingdom and Queendom.

  • @iyaibeji4120
    @iyaibeji4120 Год назад +15

    I am proud yoruba woman from Nigeria, am so happy to see this, i will send my kids to come to lernen yoruba in your school as exchange Students by God grace.we are accomodating ,peacefull,we love enjoyment party, education, we respect elders, respect is higher in Our culture good food, eat drink is your gain in this world if you die ,you go emety one of yoruba Metalogy.yoruba not fundamentalistischen fanatics lunatics jihadist ,we dont kill in name of Religion, we inter marriage peaceful.celebration of marriage death,birthday give birth to new child we are nr. 1.

  • @ZaniinaN3690
    @ZaniinaN3690 2 года назад +12

    We just learn something new everyday.. This iis amazing.❤️💪🏾

  • @kehindeola3865
    @kehindeola3865 Год назад +7

    Greetings from osogbo Nigeria

  • @littlefeather501
    @littlefeather501 2 года назад +15

    Thank you cousin Jay my imagination just runs wild thinking of the motherland💪🏾💕

    • @africangeniuspharaohs3251
      @africangeniuspharaohs3251 2 года назад +2

      Your imagination is right .
      I Can tell you that as a native AfricAn prince 🤎👁️ visiting Texas .

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here.visit Nigeria instead. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @StacyJenkins-k1e
    @StacyJenkins-k1e 6 месяцев назад +1

    This is sooooooo awesome.....my paternal side is from Orangeburg, SC. which is a little over an hour North of here and I never knew that this existed. JUST WOW! My people are buried in Orangeburg...so I have to visit here.

  • @jennivelez7777
    @jennivelez7777 5 месяцев назад +1

    I have visited there. What a beautiful memory.🎉

  • @MohammedTaiwo-k9y
    @MohammedTaiwo-k9y 8 месяцев назад +2

    Yoruba to the WORLD
    Thanks you for your impact

  • @adeyanjuakintunde476
    @adeyanjuakintunde476 Год назад +10

    I am a yoruba man from Nigeria am happy to see a town called Oyotunji in south Carolina and I wish to visit you one day.

    • @cis99
      @cis99 Год назад

      but in Nigeria a fellow Nigerian of another tribe bought a piece of land and built house in yoruba land you guys get crazy shouting he wants to take over your land Yoruba village in America you guys are happy and celebrating Yoruba Village in Ivory Coast the land given to them almost free
      In Virginia there is Igbo Village Americans Ivoriens are not making noise
      about it
      be civilised and end your primordial sentiments

    • @ayokz8344
      @ayokz8344 Год назад +1

      @@cis99 as an Edo/Yoruba Woman I apologise for the ignorance of some of our people, it is really sad to see how we treat each other And we forget we cannot conquer unless we work together

    • @Novikestory
      @Novikestory 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@cis99but y'all claim to develop Lagos

    • @cis99
      @cis99 7 месяцев назад

      @Novikestory Yoruba is celebrating Yoruba Village in America
      Yoruba Village in Cote'd ivoire and proud of properties they owned in those countries (foreign countries)
      How come the same Yoruba is angry
      when fellow citizens ( people from other tribes) own properties in Yoruba land ?
      even in AFRICA I have travelled wide and never seen a Ghanaian Kenyan Ivoriens, etc, angry that fellow citizens owned properties in their tribal part of thir countries

    • @Novikestory
      @Novikestory 7 месяцев назад

      @@cis99 didn't y'all claim to build Lagos

  • @All.Natural.
    @All.Natural. Год назад +3

    Amazing!!!!! Thanks for sharing!

  • @BEGINNERFRIENDLY_SEWING
    @BEGINNERFRIENDLY_SEWING 2 года назад +6

    This is amazing. Thank for sharing J.

  • @AryC3937
    @AryC3937 Год назад +9

    It is so much African/ west African culture in the low country of South Carolina and Georgia. These places are different to me. A lot of the people there preserved their African culture and passed it down in generations. It is a lot of African and Caribbean especially Jamaicans living in these areas these days also.
    I love it❤️

  • @amaiodo5310
    @amaiodo5310 2 года назад +17

    Use your Salone passport to go to Cuba. Deeeeep Yoruba roots there. Feels very W.African

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here.visit Nigeria instead. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @torontoblackfarmersandgrow8555
    @torontoblackfarmersandgrow8555 Год назад +4

    This is powerful! Let our kingdome builiding reign✊✊

  • @JacqueTheRealtor
    @JacqueTheRealtor 2 года назад +25

    Unbelievable!!! This is amazing and I would like to visit and take my Mom this summer. She would absolutely love this village.

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад +2

      Come to Lagos Nigeria instead

    • @richardearl2731
      @richardearl2731 Год назад +2

      @@preparationforjesuscomingw7685not safe to come to Lagos Nigeria

    • @calebadeleye
      @calebadeleye Год назад

      @@richardearl2731 really? 🤣🤣🤣 My own Lagos where i was born and live?

    • @calebadeleye
      @calebadeleye Год назад +2

      @@danielleatterberry You are right nowhere is safe, when I watch the news about shootings in the US I get scared too but it is not as bad as people say, when you visit Lagos you will know that the security thing
      was exaggerated. Even though traffic has been reduced unlike before, get someone who knows the city well to take you around, also try to make friends with someone in Lagos before you come.

    • @tundebakare6887
      @tundebakare6887 Год назад

      ​@@richardearl2731are also save were you are now

  • @DefiSpecialOps
    @DefiSpecialOps 2 года назад +5

    #replay - Value Bomb - Much love & many thx 4 sharing this with us! Bless Up! 🙏😎👍🏽

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here.visit Nigeria instead. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @JuanitaKimble-u3j
    @JuanitaKimble-u3j Год назад +5

    Your village has really grown since I visited 45 years ago. Absolutely beautiful.

  • @munah69rocket
    @munah69rocket Год назад +5

    I'm an African, I love this!

  • @olayinkaajasin3543
    @olayinkaajasin3543 Год назад +4

    This is great, Beautiful Indeed, Yoruba Heritage, African America heritage,Oduduwa Heritage in America, Kudos

  • @sali9406
    @sali9406 Год назад +7

    Did someone also observed what I did from 7:17 to 7:40 timeline?
    Call it whatever but there was something. I'm a proud yoruba. Ifa teachings will make you appreciate life and everything in it.

  • @beatriceowusuachaw6210
    @beatriceowusuachaw6210 2 года назад +17

    These people know what it means to be African

  • @faithc.1064
    @faithc.1064 3 месяца назад

    Extremely informative. I am grateful for this video.🙏🏿

  • @AbiodunOsaye
    @AbiodunOsaye Год назад +24

    I am thrilled to know this village exists. It is impressive. It is self-liberating to revel in our people's cultural practices, tradition and religion centred in IFA. IFA is the Truth. IFA guides from birth to passing-on thru revealing one's life's purpose and destiny.
    I love this. Thanks for the exposure.❤❤❤

  • @AuthorLHollingsworth
    @AuthorLHollingsworth Год назад +1

    Thank you Brotha Cameron for this beautiful video. I'm adding this place to my Bucket List. Ase'❤

  • @Isiejeme0829
    @Isiejeme0829 2 года назад +7

    Good to know, interesting footage.

  • @safeinhisarms337
    @safeinhisarms337 Год назад +18

    Hoping the good news of the Lord Jesus Christ and His light will locate this village one day, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen

    • @mactrek2
      @mactrek2 Год назад +5

      May the spirits of our ancestors protect this village from all outside harm.

    • @tonyaparham6215
      @tonyaparham6215 9 месяцев назад

      @@mactrek2Ase’

  • @MolamackEnt
    @MolamackEnt Год назад +2

    God Bless You All" Nigeria 🇳🇬 LOVE.

  • @greatmindwisdom7116
    @greatmindwisdom7116 Год назад +15

    I am glad she mentioned the "ancestors all the way back to Benin, Nigeria."

  • @dercayetano4490
    @dercayetano4490 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much for this. Had no clue. Who would have thought...

  • @olajideoluwafemiseun9917
    @olajideoluwafemiseun9917 9 месяцев назад +1

    Art and culture are the basic element of artefacts. I love cultural heritages and documentaries.
    I'm Olajide Oluwafemi, Sociology Student, researcher, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. I study cultural heritage and artefacts. I'm a lover of arts and cultural artefacts.
    .
    Sincerely, I would love to explore Oyotunji Village.

  • @lynnemorrow8320
    @lynnemorrow8320 2 года назад +8

    I wanted to keep walking around with you on the compound. It ended so quickly! Thank you. I’ve only passed by, early on a Sunday morning. But I want to go!

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here.visit Nigeria instead. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @uj210
    @uj210 Год назад +2

    I growup out there this is my village everyone is welcome come visit anytime you on this side or town thanks you

  • @afolabiadedayo6558
    @afolabiadedayo6558 Год назад +3

    So authentic and the names are just exactly 💯 👌 as it is in the African continent

  • @tkautzor
    @tkautzor Год назад +4

    As a student in Wash. DC in the mid-1990s I was living with a Maraka (Soninke) man from Mali who was selling African handicrafts on 14th Street NW. These were mass produced in Ghana and imported in bulk and werer not of very high quality. He then discovered this place in South Carolina where he told me "African-Americans were trying to live like Yorubas". He would drive down frequently as he could get much better prices for his goods there than in DC.

  • @foyekealawode4963
    @foyekealawode4963 Год назад +2

    I am happy to hear this because I am from oyo town, oyo state Nigeria

  • @littlefeather501
    @littlefeather501 2 года назад +5

    Yes it is breaking down💪🏾

  • @spartalane13
    @spartalane13 Год назад +9

    Careful guys!! Give your lives to Jesus Christ and repent of all these idol worship in the name of “culture”

    • @joyhappy3461
      @joyhappy3461 Год назад

      Ship Jesus back to Europe. Return to sender

    • @classybree2241
      @classybree2241 5 месяцев назад

      🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ our religions exist b4 ur own god. Please go away with ur jesus we are not interested anymore more people getting back to their roots

  • @bellap7619
    @bellap7619 2 года назад +8

    Wow this is lovely

  • @tunedaytv
    @tunedaytv Год назад +1

    God knows where to place us people . Me growing up , I visited South Carolina , Charleston a numerous times. I have to check out Yoruba South Carolina Village because I’m Yoruba , Babatunde Omokoku 🇳🇬🤴🏾🙏🏾💯!

  • @traceyjackson6404
    @traceyjackson6404 Год назад +1

    My mother was born in Greelyville SC and I have a lot of family in Charleston. I am in awe to find out how much history is there.

  • @anthonyl.kellyakawritedisw9662
    @anthonyl.kellyakawritedisw9662 Год назад +1

    Gotta go see this place. I'm from a small town called Dorchester, but have been living in Ridgeville for the past 23 years.

  • @WhatHappen2Burgess
    @WhatHappen2Burgess 2 года назад +4

    Really Charleston sc okay born and raised in Greenville SC!! Who ever thought that’s crazy!!

  • @louiscoffey6927
    @louiscoffey6927 Год назад +1

    I lived in Charleston for a year, back in the 90's, and never knew this place existed. Amazing, and beautiful.

  • @sophialocks8122
    @sophialocks8122 2 года назад +7

    Outstanding!

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here.visit Nigeria instead. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

  • @queennjinga3748
    @queennjinga3748 2 года назад +2

    Can't wait to go!!! I feel the vibration just by watching ❤️❤️❤️#yemaya #chango #oshun #oya

  • @foxygtv2177
    @foxygtv2177 2 года назад +17

    Please thank you this is very interesting my daughter is going to university in South Carolina to study law! I will like her much to go and see this village this summer will be moving to Ghana and we are building now! can you please give us more information on how to get there where its location is! Thank you so much for sharing! I never knew this! Happy 😂 that we are awakening to our call of the ancestors to come home! I am a Hebrew sister! Shalom

    • @jaycameronofficial
      @jaycameronofficial  2 года назад +1

      Hey! Here is their website www.oyotunji.org/

    • @africangeniuspharaohs3251
      @africangeniuspharaohs3251 2 года назад +4

      Hebrew sister ? No you are a proud
      ∆ ∆frc∆n 🤎👁️🙅🏿‍🙅🏿‍🙅🏿‍☀️🌴🌴☀️
      pyramid builder and creator of civilisation .
      Say Jambo ! Translates into " hello " in Swahili . You can use it on your safari tour in AfricA .
      Lionel Ritchie used the Swahili African 🤎👁️😍☀️ greeting
      " Jambo " in his hit song -
      All Night Long ..

    • @kaydenpat
      @kaydenpat 2 года назад +1

      @@africangeniuspharaohs3251 Preach!!

    • @preparationforjesuscomingw7685
      @preparationforjesuscomingw7685 Год назад

      🍅Jesus advances nations but idols worshipping keeps people and their neighbourhood backward and that is what I see here. I am a YORUBA lady but I don't think we have anywhere in YORUBA LAND in Nigeria with so much idols and so giangiatic as these ones because most of us choose to move away from idols worshipping from about 50 years ago and the results has been great developments and advancement in these places. The very very very few places that still worship Idols are still back ward still, that is the results of idol worshipping . Please give your life to Jesus and you will see great difference in your lives, advancement and developments. And I am not talking about a Jesus that does not speak but I'm talking about The Jesus that I have seen at different times, The Jesus I have heard too many times, The Jesus that has delivered, healed, and baptized so many people using an ordinary human being like me. I am talking about a Jesus that is about to come back very very soon and that will judge the whole world. I ask you to try this Jesus and see for your self the difference. As a Yoruba lady I am not proud of this place that you called Yoruba village in America because I expect you to be more advanced than this but I tell you Nigeria far far far far more advanced than this place. please join me to learn about preparations for Jesus coming as you type
      🍅Banke Oyebade Adeoyejesu🍅
      it will bring it to my RUclips channel and you can also find my phone over there. please call me and let us talk and let me tell you about the living Jesus that is alive forever more and he's coming back any moment from now. You will find information on messages, warnings and revelations from God on my channel

    • @olamiketv
      @olamiketv Год назад

      This is cool ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @TruthVsliesTv
    @TruthVsliesTv Год назад +24

    Give your life to Jesus Christ only Him can save you

    • @taiwobolarinwa3976
      @taiwobolarinwa3976 Год назад

      Amen!

    • @KingofgraceSARA
      @KingofgraceSARA Год назад

      Amen!
      God bless, Nigerians!

    • @frijolero6048
      @frijolero6048 10 месяцев назад

      Freedom of religion is beautiful. Isn't great we all have the right to our own spirituality?

    • @Novikestory
      @Novikestory 7 месяцев назад +1

      Keep your Jesus to yourself

    • @Mamba0809
      @Mamba0809 6 месяцев назад

      Who ask you about Jesus? Did he ask you?

  • @crownjohnson8153
    @crownjohnson8153 Год назад +3

    When I come back to this world I wanna be a Yoruba again and again ! ❤️😵🙏😮💯

    • @nuridinadams9219
      @nuridinadams9219 11 месяцев назад +1

      I have been praying the same since I knew I am a Yoruba. May God hear my prayer, amen.

  • @littlefeather501
    @littlefeather501 2 года назад +5

    The knowledge 👑

  • @adekunleisrael99
    @adekunleisrael99 9 месяцев назад

    I'm happy to see this .....am a Yoruba man,...... from my yoroba Land,....I can come over there to teach (teacher)Yoruba language,

  • @JandRMediaLimited
    @JandRMediaLimited 3 дня назад +1

    Omo Oduduwa. Yoruba man in UK watching from London.

  • @yinkaadefunmi862
    @yinkaadefunmi862 Год назад

    Love this! Homesick... and I learned somethings new!

  • @bettyharvey9643
    @bettyharvey9643 Год назад

    Wow amazing from South Carolina but left when I was 8 years old but not am 70 years old, I want go to Nigeria 🇳🇬 and have meet a actress from Nigeria ❤️❤️❤️

  • @VivSees
    @VivSees Год назад +1

    All the way back to BENIN, Nigeria! 🇳🇬👊🏾

  • @SherylRobertson-p9x
    @SherylRobertson-p9x Год назад

    My father O.C took us there when my nieces and nephews were little. I pray I can take the new generation there this summer.

  • @Kittycatt0118
    @Kittycatt0118 Год назад +1

    I'm Proud to Be An Black American knowing that My People Provided a Space for Yoruba Culture is Very Inviting

    • @truth9415
      @truth9415 10 месяцев назад

      is u lightskin or racially ambiguous? What's up with the identity crisis?

  • @margwalker6606
    @margwalker6606 Год назад +4

    I WAS INSTANTLY TURNED OFF BY THOSE DEMONIC STATUES.

    • @frijolero6048
      @frijolero6048 10 месяцев назад +2

      There are no demons in the Yoruba religion. That's Christianity. Have a nice night!

    • @Sincity456
      @Sincity456 9 месяцев назад

      What he or she said ^

    • @Novikestory
      @Novikestory 7 месяцев назад

      Cope harder Jesus slave

  • @blkfish70
    @blkfish70 Год назад

    I use to visit the village every year in the mid to late 90s when i did my annual visit to Beaufort.

  • @The_Cruise_Fam
    @The_Cruise_Fam Год назад

    I knew about this place when I lived in Florence, SC.

  • @uplayitIlisten
    @uplayitIlisten 11 месяцев назад

    THank you Lord
    gotta go here before my 2024 trip to Naija ❤

  • @bolanlealawode4918
    @bolanlealawode4918 Год назад +2

    Kudos to the producer I'm proud to be Yoruba

  • @williamdaniel5958
    @williamdaniel5958 Год назад +10

    Despite all I love Yoruba like kilode
    Bravo to all keeper of Yoruba heritage/ culture
    Long live yorubas

  • @richardearl2731
    @richardearl2731 Год назад +2

    I knew about oyotunji since 2007

  • @greenculturemedia
    @greenculturemedia Год назад +3

    You can't learn a culture when you have vist the origin only once or twice.
    The yourba culture is big and vast it goes beyond a settlement.