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Yoruba Blog is telling the stories of yoruba people, places, projects and culture.
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UJAGBAMA (wrestling competition) nibi ayeye odun IGOGO ti ilu Owo odun 2023
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The Ujagbama is a wrestling competition amongst Owo youths, it is a show of strength, courage and above all entertainment. The competition is divided into three categories according to age range from ages 10, 15 and 30. Both male and female indigenes and resident of Owo were allowed to take part in the competition. The rules of the game is that one wrestler must show respect to the other by rub...
THE HISTORY OF ILARA-MOKIN YAM FESTIVAL
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YORUBA FASHION AT NIGERIAN FASHION SHOW IN LONDON (Oct. 16 1968)
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There was a display of Yorùbá Fashion at the Nigerian Fashion Show at the Nigeria House in London on October 16, 1968. Miss Julie Coker, who was one of the first female broadcaster in Nigeria was the presenter of the day. Àdìre, Buba and Iro were modelled and a Blouse called Labalaba (Butterfly) was also on display. source: Reuters
IWURE OJO AJE (Monday Prayer) | Iyanifa Olorisa Osundamilola
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I.K Dairo - Ise Aje
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Èyí ni orin I.K Dairo elèyí tí àkọ́lé rẹ njé "Ìṣe Ajé". A kò mọ ọdún tí wón ṣe orin yìí ní pàtó sùgbón gégébí Discogs.com ṣe ti kọ sí orí èro ayélujára wọn, ọdún 1960 ní àwọn náà gba orin yìí. Orin elèyí yàtọ̀ sí àwọn orin I.K Dairo ti opolopo mò bàbá Dairo sí nítorí kò sí feèrè ìyẹn accordion nínú orin elèyí, èyí fún orin náà ní ohùn tí ó yàtọ̀
ÌWÚRE OJÓ ÀÌKÚ (SUNDAY PRAYER) by Ifatola Sangodare Alabi IFALADIMULA 1
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Chief Obafemi Awolowo campaigning in Ibadan, 1959
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Chief Obafemi Awolowo, leader of the Action Group (AG) party and the premier of the western region campaigning at the Agodi district of Ibadan in December of 1959. Credits:Reuters
Chief M.K.O Abiola expresses doubt over his political career | 1992
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In this 1992 impromptu interview at his residence, Abiola admitted that the attitude of the people beckon him to run for the office of the president but he remained sceptical about his fate, certainly not at the polls but in the hands of Northern dictators who held on to power. No doubt Abiola was loved and celebrated by many, both locally and internationally for his many philanthropic works an...
Western-Nigeria leaders called for the withdrawal of Northern troops from Yorubaland in 1966
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Following a One-day conference on Wednesday November 30, 1966, The Western Nigeria leaders issued a communique calling on the Federal Military Government to withdraw with immediate effect all northern troops in Yorubaland. They also asked the Government to replace Non-Yoruba policemen with Yorubas. The conference noted, however , that this can be achieved only in stages in view of the present u...
NIGERIA STUDENTS RIOT IN LAGOS
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February 4, 1971 A 4-day Students riot spread from the University of Ibadan to Lagos. It was the first recorded face-off between Nigerian Students and the Police. It started on February 1, 1971, when students at the University of Ibadan trooped out in their numbers to protest what they called " the poor state of the university", the demonstration started at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall, during the p...
FIRST EVER WEST AFRICAN GAMES IN LAGOS
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The first ever West African Games opened in Lagos on Saturday August 27, 1977. Ten nations took part in the competition which lasted for eight days. Athletics from the republic of Benin were the first to march round the National stadium in Lagos during the preliminary ceremonies. The opening had been postpone because of the United Nations-sponsored anti-apartheid conference which had been held ...
The Yoruba People in Nigeria (1946)
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NIGERIA IN 1948. A British report tagged "The Modern Age" series about reforms in the British colony. Published June, 1948. Connect with us yorubablog yoruba_blog Source: travelfilmarchive
NIGERIA V BRAZIL (28th January 1969)
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TEN THOUSAND SOCCER FANS, INCLUDING THE MILITARY GOVERNOR OF LAGOS STATE, COLONEL MOBOLAJI JOHNSON, SAW A SELECTED NIGERIAN SIDE HOLD BRAZIL'S SANTOS TEAM TO A 2-2 DRAW IN THE INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY MATCH HELD AT SANDY CITY STADIUM IN LAGOS. AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF, BRAZIL WAS LEADING 2-1 - BOTH SANTOS' GOALS HAVING BEEN SCORED BY THEIR STAR PLAYER, PELE; WHILE NIGERIA'S SCORER WAS MADE BY...
Eight of the most powerful women inside the Alaafin's Palace
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Eight of the most powerful women inside the Alaafin's Palace
THIS IS THE STORY OF THE FIRST MUSLIM OBA IN YORUBALAND
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THIS IS THE STORY OF THE FIRST MUSLIM OBA IN YORUBALAND
OYOTUNJI: A 'MINI' OYO EMPIRE IN USA
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OYOTUNJI: A 'MINI' OYO EMPIRE IN USA
OSOGBO WAR | HOW IBADAN SAVED OSOGBO FROM FULANI INVASION
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OSOGBO WAR | HOW IBADAN SAVED OSOGBO FROM FULANI INVASION
This Yoruba woman warned Nigeria against Independence
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This Yoruba woman warned Nigeria against Independence
Must Watch: How Sunday Igboho and his team chased fulani herdsmen in Oyo State
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Must Watch: How Sunday Igboho and his team chased fulani herdsmen in Oyo State
The Ibadan should have conquer ILORIN for the Yoruba people again
My beautiful hometown
Hold day muis
What is the title of your intro song please . I need to download it
As an Afro American I can say I’ve seen this city with mine own eyes. For 9 months I was there forming and pouring sidewalk at the university and cart path at the course. It was a turning point in my life. Met a lot of great people there.
So much detail in your work! Very impressive! Thank you for this piece of history. The depth of your research is awesome! Ire oo!
Is there a photos graphers by then 4:38
Yes, first camera was made in 1816
Good evening my people's, my questions is by then is there a picture in that time's?
Of course yes, first camera was made in 1816 by a french man
So sad a day for the victims, their families and love ones. So sad for Ibadan, Western Nigeria and Nigeria as a whole. Thank God for the healing
Beautiful
It is painful 💔 😢 it wasn't achieved 😕
why you wana take someones land. go back to your
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Proudly omo obalufon
Not of these diseases showed up until the no complexion showed up. Listen to who is narrating. Hmmmm…
Yoruba reggae ❤
Man, I wish I knew the Yoruba language.
Efon and ita ore
Awon Omo yibbo
Hoping to visit this festival someday
Let me take you there, the next yam festival is sept 11/12
@@adeyemiesther8272 oya nah, make it happen
Alot of these clips are wrong, and are not Yoruba people, especially the first clip. This is so historically inaccurate
Awon Omo yibbo
Yorubas are their own enemy
You are doing Yoruba blog but cannot pronounce Yoruba names and the King title correctly? Nonsense!
This what some Yoruba's are doing right now during this election, fighting against dear Igbo cousins, the jihad is coming from Fulani's with some una Yoruba's brothers. Time will definitely tell.
He was deceived 😂
Fake fake fake fake fake we are tired of this story
No mercy for traitors
We need this soap again please
Rubbish bristh 😡😡😡
Let's do a documentary about the French, but only show thier sick in the hospital. And zome in on thier herpes.
Ah, yes! The Nigerians were SO happy to be colonized by the British! I burst out in laughter after 35 seconds! "British advice"! Yeah, right!
I really love your renditions but mispronouncing real yoruba words due to codemixing is not something to write home about. doing your homework comes with the pronunciation of yoruba words correctly.
May I know the name of the stadium Pele played in Lagos in 1967?
Wow
The disrespect
even sunmonu (usman ) apampa mentioned here was the son of Osundina also a Muslim Osundina was the osi balogun ibadan whilst ibikunle was balogun...
Compared to real northern/Hausa Sunnis, Yoruba Muslims (outside of Kwara State anyway) might as well be Rastafarians. I don’t know who told you Osundina was deeply Islamic.
@@Anonymous_Anon882 I suppose you own the metric to measure who is and isn't a real Muslim....crap telling me some are Rastafarian Muslim.... heck do you even know the historical evolution of Islam in the geographical space called Nigeria?? I suggest you do some more reading.... and I take it you lived with osundina to know he wasn't a real Muslim like the umoru saidou(tall) or sori mawdo or even Al kanemi's of this world.
@@waleabdulhamid4522 Osundina as far as I’m concerned was more motivated by the prospect of land-expansion than anything to actually do with faith.
alaafin agboluaje was a Muslim...at the time of abibu lagunju Muhammed lamuye in iwo was a Muslim.. before Muhammed lamuye in iwo .... oluwo aluwusa in the 16s was a Muslim..... alaafin agboluaje whilst at oyo igboho received nupe Islamic preachers, alaafin atiba before lagunju also was Muslim.... at about the time of lagunju aliyu kusamato oyewole of ikirun was Muslim.
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Nice one
God bless you long life to OLAGUNJU ROYAL FAMILY TIMI EDE
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This "forced development "
Yoruba nation would have gone far in development comparing this video to documentary I just watched on other tribe 1948.
This is how Europe does history for black nations...🧐😒 spreading disease through missionary work & vaccines let's talk about it
These is not my ethnic group...We Yorubas, even from antiquity do not look, dress and dance like it was depicted here...A few scenes could be Yoruba, but most are other parts of ethnicity within Nigeria.
thank you..i noticed too
What other groups are represented here?
@@jeffreyd700 “Zazzau” or “Zaria”. People showed in this video are Hausas and igbos. Yoruba part of Nigeria always the sophisticated ones from inception using traditional medicine and spiritual power to cub any sickness. And also, very few with no numbers has leprosy and you can never find them in the city or in the village. They are always quarantined in Yoruba tradition. A popular adage of says “won kii ni ki omode ma dete, toba ti le da inu igbo gbe” the igbo is the seclusion where you find those with leprosy. Another observation is the rhythmic movement of the dancers in time and space; essentially to pass a certain message through dance says it all that, those are not Yorubas. Even though some of the clip is Yoruba. The Ibadan being the capital of Yoruba land is Yoruba and the Lagos is also Yoruba land where different people from African come for trade just like Norway in the early period.
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Severed his head, he carried his own severed head and put it back? Holy smokes! My ancestors were wild AF 😂😂
Thanks for sharing this, I'm reading Dele Farotimi's 'Don't die in their War' and he talks about Obafemi Awolowo, I'd never heard of him before so this footage is very timely.
Damn, I didnt know that Fela and Soyinka are cousins, actual real cousins, I really need to read the trilogy of Soyinka memoirs that I've had for nearly 20 years now. Thanks for the lesson.