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Celebrating Yoruba identity and creativity, proudly sponsored by /itan-world, the largest curation of West African art on-chain.

Ojumo ayo ati idunnu fun gbogbo wa. Ire ti oju owo un ri, ni oju wa ma ri oo. Asi ku ipale mo odun titun.
Akú imurasile fún odún,eleyi ti o un bo lona.
Odún Ayo ni a o sé o, lase eledua. Àse 🙏
Akú ojo isinmi loni, isinmi alayo àti idunnu ni yoo je fun n gbogbo wa,lase Èdùmàrè. Àse
Ekaaro gbogbo ile. Ojumo re fun gbogbo.
Ekaaro nibiyi. Ojumore fun gbogbo wa. Aje a wa wari loni, ni ase ti edumare.
Ekaaro gbogbo ile. A ku ipari ose.
Ekaasan gbogbo ile. Se alafia lawa.
I Am So Proud To Be One {Inu mi dun lati jẹ ọkan}

The Yoruba people have lots of vibrant ceremonies. These occasions are avenues to experience the richness of the Yoruba culture. Traditional musicians are usually present on such occasions with heavy rhythms and lyrics of praises. The Yoruba people are a very expressive, celebrating major events with colourful festivals.
Ojumo ayo fun gbogbo wa. Ire ni oju owo un ri, ire loju wa ma ri loni. Ojo ayo oo.
Ekaaro gbogbo ile. Ojumo ayo fun gbogbo wa.
Odaaro eyin eniyan mi. Kasun laayo ki aji iji isegun.
E ka le eyin eyan mi se dadaa ni mo ba yin.
Yoruba is the ethnic group of southwestern and North-central Nigeria as well as southern and central Benin, they make up 21% of Nigeria’s population. The “Ngbati Ngbati” people have rich and diverse culture ranging from their religion, festivals, food, music, art among others.
Bí ọdún tí n parí lọ diẹdiẹ, Eléduǹmarè yóò fi ara tú wa ní ìhà gbogbo, Yóò dìde ìrànlọwọ aìnírètí fún ayé wa, Yóò gbé onigbọ̀wọ ti àárẹ kìí mú dide fún wa, Yóò fi ojúrere rogba yìí ayé wa ká, Ọlọ́run kì yóò gba k'ọwọ ota ya lori wa, Yóò gbé wa kọjá ipele Ìjákulẹ, olùrànlọwọ àyànmọ yin yóò wá wa kàn kí ọdún yìí tó parí. Happy Sunday.
Ekaaro gbogbo ile. Aku ojo aje. Ire ni tiwa loni.
Things about Yoruba you all should know
Ekaaro gbogbo ile. A ku ose tuntun. Aje a wa wa ri ooo.