OJUDE OBA FESTIVAL GRAND PARADE | IJEBU ODE OGUN STATE
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- The Ojude Oba Fiesta is a spectacular and culturally rich festival celebrated annually in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State. This vibrant event, which translates to "the King's Court," is held on the third day after Eid-el-Kabir, the Muslim festival of sacrifice. It is a grand celebration that showcases the rich heritage, unity, and traditions of the Ijebu people.
The Ojude Oba festival dates back over a century, originating during the reign of Oba Adesumbo Tunwase. The festival was initially a gathering for Muslims to pay homage to the Awujale (the traditional ruler of Ijebu land) after the Eid-el-Kabir prayers. Over time, it has evolved into a cultural extravaganza that attracts people from all walks of life, including dignitaries, tourists, and Ijebu indigenes from around the world.
Ijebu Ode, a historic town in Ogun State, becomes a bustling hub of activity during the Ojude Oba festival. The streets are adorned with colorful decorations, and there is an air of excitement and anticipation. The festival is held at the palace of the Awujale, a magnificent structure that stands as a symbol of the Ijebu people's heritage and pride.
One of the highlights of the Ojude Oba festival is the grand procession and parade. Various age-grade groups, known as Regberegbe, each distinguished by unique attire and colors, march proudly to the palace to pay homage to the Awujale. These groups represent different eras and generations, showcasing the unity and continuity of the Ijebu people.
Each Regberegbe is led by drummers, dancers, and trumpeters, creating a rhythmic and mesmerizing display of traditional music and dance. The participants are dressed in stunning traditional outfits, with intricate beadwork and accessories, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Ijebu people.
The equestrian display is another captivating aspect of the Ojude Oba festival. Nobles and chiefs, resplendent in their regal attire, ride on beautifully adorned horses to the palace. The horses, draped in colorful fabrics and adorned with ornaments, move gracefully through the streets, accompanied by praise singers who extol the virtues of their riders. This display of horsemanship is a nod to the historic ties the Ijebu people have with horses, symbolizing bravery and nobility.
Traditional music and dance are integral to the Ojude Oba festival. The air is filled with the sounds of talking drums, gongs, and other indigenous instruments. Dance troupes perform energetic and captivating routines, showcasing the rich cultural diversity of the Ijebu people. The music and dance not only entertain but also tell stories of the community's history, achievements, and aspirations.
Throughout the festival, there are various cultural displays and competitions. These include traditional wrestling matches, beauty pageants, and fashion shows, each highlighting different aspects of Ijebu culture. These events foster a sense of pride and community spirit, encouraging younger generations to embrace and preserve their heritage.
The Awujale of Ijebuland, a revered figure, plays a central role in the Ojude Oba festival. His presence at the event underscores the unity and respect that the Ijebu people have for their traditional institutions. The Awujale receives homage from the various groups, blesses the participants, and delivers a speech that often addresses important communal issues and aspiration
The Ojude Oba Fiesta at Ijebu Ode is more than just a festival; it is a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and community. It serves as a powerful reminder of the rich heritage of the Ijebu people and their commitment to preserving their customs and values. The festival brings together people from all walks of life, fostering unity, pride, and a sense of belonging. For anyone fortunate enough to witness it, the Ojude Oba festival offers an unforgettable experience of Nigerian culture at its finest.
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From San Jose California.. 🇺🇸 … love the culture would have loved to have seen this in person ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
From Atlanta Georgia. Grand indeed. Congratulations
Nkan ti awon kan fe pare ni ile Yoruba ni. Olorun Oba ko ni fun won se. Omo Ibadan ni mi
This 2023 Ojude Oba, with Musiliyu Isola singing. This is not 2024.
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Watching from Atlanta Georgia in America
Good ome
I love it ❤❤❤❤
This is really great ❤❤❤
oJUDE oBA IS OUR HERITAGE
I will be part of this next year
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Imoran mi fun gbogbo Eyin Egbe yi ni pe,ki epa owo po,lati le awon ota to npa awon eniyan wa nigbogbo ile yoruba,koda ni ipinle Ogun,lo patapata,nitori won si maa gba gbogbo ile yoruba lowo wa,ti a ko ba tete dide si oro yiooo.Ti awon ipejopo ayo,idunnu wonyi ko ma baa dopin nipase awon fulani yi ooo.
2024 Ojude Oba please
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Baba oja ago iwoye
Why are they not speaking Ijebu in the interviews now?
I'm watching from Lagos and I love what I'm seeing.Please show Obafuwaji okunrin.
O ga ju
Hope this video is this year 2024 video
It’s not this year it’s last year 2023
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This is not 2024 event
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Maybe it's one every ten years. Scarcity. 😂
Logistics.
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Ijebu.ode.ajagbalura.aru.ru.re.re.mo.ri.kan.lojo.keta.odun.lleya.ti.won.fi.esin.dara.olorun.aso.wa.di.odun.tohun.bo.oye.olorun.lati.ma.wa.lodun.yi.Aku.odun.o.ase.emi.tomotomo