The History of Fiditi, Oyo State

The History of Fiditi, Oyo State

The Founder of Fiditi, Fasoyin Asu being very old was more tired than any of his men. Asu looked forward and he saw one big “ARERE TREE” and he rested his back on it. He said “O RE MI PUPO” E JE KI NFI DI TI NIHIN” (I am very tired. Let me rest my bottom here). From...
Baba Keji: A 118 Years Old Man Who Has Served Three Alaafin of Oyo

Baba Keji: A 118 Years Old Man Who Has Served Three Alaafin of Oyo

The palace of the Alaafin of Oyo is full of mysterious beings. Alaafin, himself, is a mystery and an enigma! One of the oldest men living on earth, taken in the palace, the man whose name is Morenikeji Lasisi but popularly known as Baba Keji. He walks briskly in and...
Ogun Owo (Money Ritual) In Yoruba Land

Ogun Owo (Money Ritual) In Yoruba Land

First of all, I clarify that I hold no absolute authority on the true nature of this subject. My submission so far is based on years of observations, trends, deductions, logic, and my undying interest in African metaphysics and esoteric knowledge, specifically in what...
The Concept of Abiku and Emere in Yoruba Culture

The Concept of Abiku and Emere in Yoruba Culture

Abiku and Emere refer to people who are believed to cycle rapidly and repeatedly through birth and death. A consecutive familial sequence of births and deaths of infants is construed as the same child dying and being born over and over again. Abiku literally means...
Aje Olokun – The Deity Of Wealth And Market Profitability

Aje Olokun – The Deity Of Wealth And Market Profitability

Introduction To a proper Yoruba individual, Orisa Aje Olokun represents the energy of wealth and market profitability. customers and neighbours in traditional Yoruba market settings, whether in rural, semi-urban, or urban communities would greet traders using Aje...

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