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SADIQ @SADIQ bir ses eklendi in My life journey
2025-06-15 20:11:14

Global Yoruba Nation Coordinators Hold Strategic Meeting in Benin Republic, Vow to Intensify Push for Self-Determination

Yoruba Nation coordinators from across Nigeria and the diaspora convened in Cotonou, Benin Republic, on Tuesday for a high-level strategic meeting aimed at accelerating their campaign for self-determination and the creation of an independent Yoruba nation. The gathering was organized by Prophet Ayodele Ologunloluwa, a prominent Yoruba youth leader based in the United States, and brought...

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Abu @Abu bir ses eklendi in True Stories
2026-02-10 09:52:18

The Kiriji War (Ekiti Parapo War / Yoruba Civil War), 1877–1893

A Historical Account The Kiriji War, also known as the Ekiti Parapo War or more broadly the Yoruba Civil War, was a prolonged conflict fought between 1877 and 1893. Lasting over sixteen years, it ranks among the longest civil wars in African history and marked a decisive turning point in the political history of the Yoruba people. Historical Background The roots of the Kiriji War lie in...

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Faith02 @Faith02 bir ses eklendi in Biographies
2025-06-12 14:40:29

Yoruba Name with Hope, Igbo Name with Pain" — Actor Gideon Okeke Sparks Cultural Debate

Nollywood actor Gideon Okeke has ignited a conversation on cultural identity and naming traditions after making a bold observation about Yoruba and Igbo naming patterns. In a recent post, the actor remarked that “Yorubas name their children based on hope and aspiration, while Igbos often name theirs based on pain, trials, or past experiences.” The statement has stirred varied...

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Abu @Abu bir ses eklendi in Nigerian history
2026-02-11 08:40:13

The Ooni of Ife and the Symbolic Letter to the Missionaries (c. 1852)

Around 1852, during the early years of Christian missionary expansion into Yorubaland, a remarkable event unfolded between Ile-Ife and the growing missionary presence in southwestern Nigeria. At the time, David Hinderer, a representative of the Church Missionary Society, had just completed an exploratory stay of about three months in Ibadan before returning to Abeokuta, which was...

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