You really outdid yourself with this Olojo Festival documentary! The shots, editing, and storytelling were all on point. So proud of the effort you put in-everything came together perfectly!
The Oni of ife has done a lot to promote the culture and values of the people of ile ife and Yoruba Land in general. I continue to wonder why people close their eyes to these beautiful efforts and effects and decide to see just the ugly side of his life. This Kabiyesi has brought so many developmental projects to ile ife and this can not be denied. Weldone Kabiyesi,Oni of Ife. May you live long on the throne of your forefathers.
@@olaosebikaniyabo1096 I’ve been traveling to Ile-Ife for the past 7months documenting the city. I have not come across a single soul that has said anything bad about the Kabieyesi, I’ve met with high Oloye’s and all of them speak highly of his majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi OJaja II the Oni has truly and indeed brought about many developments and prosperity to the city and people of Ife. People who don’t see it are either bl!nd or don’t know a good thing! IFE Oye oo
Mi feran bewo ile ife ati fet awon bi olojo . Mi ohun ayisyen-ginen ni egbe etnisite ti ile haiti 🇭🇹 .o jije nla si lo afrik youn jou ti we wo nibo babatiya nla wa lati . Ayibobo ase
@@caniceosuagwu2580 The brown roofs, looking at Ile-Ife from the birds eye view is a unique and beautiful sight. I believe has been left like that on purpose. It showcases the beauty of Ile-Ife as a big city during the colonial era. Just like it’s been done in Ibadan. Now does that mean the area is dirty? NO. Have you ever visited Ile-Ife ? If no then please don’t come under my contents and put up comments like this. Thank you. Love and respect 🫡
@@caniceosuagwu2580 Also, you should understand that Ile-Ife is country and not a mega city 🌆 you don’t expect skyscrapers in a place like IFe.. shouldn’t we be proud to showcase what we have now? Moreover if we don’t document what our cities look like right now, how then do we have records of what they used to look like?
@@Watachild1 l love ile ife, " I love the university 🎓 as well. I know that it is an Ancient kingdom. But that doesn't mean that the local home 🏡 owners, shouldn't give their properties, a new roof one's in a while. Not the same roof, since the time of " ODUDUWA " I am not a fan of high rise buildings and Skyscrapers.
You asked if I have visited ile ife, yes I have been numerous times. I have been visiting ile ife, Ibadan, Abeokuta Isheyin, ijebu ode, Shagamu. Owo Town. I am a lagos born. And bred. I am in my 60s, and counting. I left Nigeria 🇳🇬 in the early 80's. I Dwell in the UK 🇬🇧. London to be precise. The roofings are an eyesore. My opinion. I stand by it to the death.
@@caniceosuagwu2580 There are new developments going on in Ife, though it’s slow but it’s happening. Another angle to why it’s slow is because to most people Ife is home where they come for rest and leisure, while for some they just want to preserve this kind of settings.
15:19 😢😢😢❤❤
This part made me so emotional ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
@@laycongiwa7858 The Ile-Ife Anthem would give you goosebumps anytime it’s being sung. IFE OYE OOO
You really outdid yourself with this Olojo Festival documentary! The shots, editing, and storytelling were all on point. So proud of the effort you put in-everything came together perfectly!
Thank you for the kind comment
Ife anthem 👏👏👏👏
@@ajibolawealth719 giving goose bumps always
Im very proud to be a Yoruba man. Yoruba is more than what you think. Love ❤️ you all omo oko Yorubas
@@2COOL2cool-n4w Thanks for the love. Omoluabi Lukumi ❤️
The Oni of ife has done a lot to promote the culture and values of the people of ile ife and Yoruba Land in general. I continue to wonder why people close their eyes to these beautiful efforts and effects and decide to see just the ugly side of his life. This Kabiyesi has brought so many developmental projects to ile ife and this can not be denied. Weldone Kabiyesi,Oni of Ife. May you live long on the throne of your forefathers.
@@olaosebikaniyabo1096 I’ve been traveling to Ile-Ife for the past 7months documenting the city. I have not come across a single soul that has said anything bad about the Kabieyesi, I’ve met with high Oloye’s and all of them speak highly of his majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi OJaja II the Oni has truly and indeed brought about many developments and prosperity to the city and people of Ife. People who don’t see it are either bl!nd or don’t know a good thing! IFE Oye oo
I'm happy to see this video of the olojo festival God bless Yoruba Land I'm proud to be Yoruba ❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it, we have a documentary on Oduduwa dropping 6pm today
This is indeed insightful…. I feel blessed to be a Yoruba boy 😊
Omo Lukumi, Omo ti Oluwabi
Yorubas are chosen by God they are israelites
I fully hope our ONi RISA will definitely take the Oranmiyan back home from Brazil I pray
Is Oranmiyan in Brazil? Never heard of that
This is quite insightful 👌
@@Mc_Biden Glad you enjoyed it. 🙏
Great job
Mi feran bewo ile ife ati fet awon bi olojo . Mi ohun ayisyen-ginen ni egbe etnisite ti ile haiti 🇭🇹 .o jije nla si lo afrik youn jou ti we wo nibo babatiya nla wa lati . Ayibobo ase
@@kingc1198 Omoluabi Lukumi 🙏😊
The brown Roof, on a massive display. Put me off. Believe me. Really makes the area,look dirty.
@@caniceosuagwu2580 The brown roofs, looking at Ile-Ife from the birds eye view is a unique and beautiful sight. I believe has been left like that on purpose. It showcases the beauty of Ile-Ife as a big city during the colonial era. Just like it’s been done in Ibadan. Now does that mean the area is dirty? NO. Have you ever visited Ile-Ife ? If no then please don’t come under my contents and put up comments like this. Thank you. Love and respect 🫡
@@caniceosuagwu2580 Also, you should understand that Ile-Ife is country and not a mega city 🌆 you don’t expect skyscrapers in a place like IFe.. shouldn’t we be proud to showcase what we have now? Moreover if we don’t document what our cities look like right now, how then do we have records of what they used to look like?
@@Watachild1 l love ile ife, " I love the university 🎓 as well. I know that it is an Ancient kingdom. But that doesn't mean that the local home 🏡 owners, shouldn't give their properties, a new roof one's in a while. Not the same roof, since the time of " ODUDUWA " I am not a fan of high rise buildings and Skyscrapers.
You asked if I have visited ile ife, yes I have been numerous times. I have been visiting ile ife, Ibadan, Abeokuta Isheyin, ijebu ode, Shagamu. Owo Town. I am a lagos born. And bred. I am in my 60s, and counting. I left Nigeria 🇳🇬 in the early 80's. I Dwell in the UK 🇬🇧. London to be precise. The roofings are an eyesore. My opinion. I stand by it to the death.
@@caniceosuagwu2580 There are new developments going on in Ife, though it’s slow but it’s happening. Another angle to why it’s slow is because to most people Ife is home where they come for rest and leisure, while for some they just want to preserve this kind of settings.