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The Cultural Significance Of Ojude Oba Festival

The Ojude Oba Festival is an annual festival celebrated by the Yoruba people of Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. It is a colourful celebration that showcases the rich culture and ancestry of the Ijebu

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The Culture And Tradition Of The Death Mask

Many centuries ago, there was nothing like photos. Nothing that made humanity remember their deceased loved ones. There wasn’t anything that preserved memories of people when they were on earth. There was

1 year ago

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March 24th: International Day for Truth and Dignity

Human rights are the fundamental rights and freedoms that every person is entitled to by virtue of being human. These rights include the right to life, liberty, and security of person; the

1 year ago

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Famous Poetry Quotes Written By Women

In celebration of World Poetry Day, here’s a compilation of our favorite poetry quotes from famous poets. They center on different emotions and life experiences – such as femininity, romance, heartbreak, love,

1 year ago

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Bolajo Fawehinmi Launches Mentorship Program

Less than a year ago, former fashion executive cum tech founder Bolajo Fawehinmi started “Repdoor” a service that would serve as a medium to enable models advance their careers by exposing them

1 year ago

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Oya, The Yoruba Rain Goddess

Oya, also known as Oiá, is a prominent deity in Yoruba mythology. Devotees of Oya cut across Yoruba land, especially in Nigeria, Benin and Togo. She is considered the goddess of the

1 year ago

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Kabuki Mask: Ancient Japanese Theatrical Culture

The Kabuki mask is an ancient art that has long existed in Japanese culture. Being an intricate part of Japanese culture, it is considered a symbol of traditional Japanese art and

1 year ago

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Obatala: Patheon’s Chief Pacifist

The cultural ethos of the Yoruba people conceptualised and crystalised in the single word ‘Omoluabi’ is arguably inspired by one of the first gods in the pantheon, Obatala. The gods in Yoruba

1 year ago

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Sango, Oyo Empire’s Enigmatic Emperor

The Yoruba tradition is rife with legendary and mythological episodes, and no deity crystallises this tradition, especially its euhemeristic inclinations than Sango, son of Oranmiyan and third Alaafin of the Oyo Empire.

1 year ago

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Introducing Ògún The Yoruba Pantheon’s First Civil Engineer

Yorúbá mythology is one of the richest and most developed in the world. Many mythology enthusiasts argue that it is at par with Greek, Roman, and Norse mythologies. Unfortunately, Nollywood and proselytising

1 year ago

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Chinese New Year 2023

For some people, the new year begins when the calendar turns from December 31st to January 1st. However, some others celebrate the new year on a different day. The Chinese New Year,

1 year ago

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Culture - Page 2

The Cultural Significance Of Ojude Oba Festival

The Culture And Tradition Of The Death Mask

March 24th: International Day for Truth and Dignity

Famous Poetry Quotes Written By Women

Bolajo Fawehinmi Launches Mentorship Program

Oya, The Yoruba Rain Goddess

Kabuki Mask: Ancient Japanese Theatrical Culture

Obatala: Patheon’s Chief Pacifist

Sango, Oyo Empire’s Enigmatic Emperor

Introducing Ògún The Yoruba Pantheon’s First Civil Engineer

Chinese New Year 2023

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