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Ogun owo is a popular belief among the Yorubas in the South-Western part of Nigeria. Ogun owo (Money Ritual) is believed as an act of sacrificing human beings’ lives to…

Baba Ijebu as it is popularly called was founded in 2001, by Sir Kensington Adebukunla Adebutu CON (A gaming genius and philanthropist). Premier Lotto is the original name given to…

Ibadan, popularly called the brown roof city is the largest city in West Africa and is the third-largest in Africa. It is located in the South-Western part of Nigeria. The…

Born in Lagos in the 1950s, Ishola Oyenusi popularly known as Doctor Oyenusi was a notorious armed robber, who terrorized the people of Lagos and other neighboring cities in the…

The African slaves from the west, carried their Yoruba religion with them when they were brought to Brazil and Cuba. This religion is referred to as Candomblé by Afro-Brazilians —…

Tribalism has always been one of Nigeria’s major problems since the 20th century. The first coup in the country was also seen as a tribal agenda, and this led to…

Weighing over 21 Kilograms (42 pounds), 3.75 feet long, and 2.25 feet wide and high, the Ark of the Covenant was built near Mount Horeb, by Bezaleel, Oholiab, and other…

It is a very ignorant thing to say that the Hausas have dominated politics in Nigeria. The truth is that only one Hausa man has ever governed Nigeria, and he…

 Biblical and Quranic records, the Queen of Sheba was an unmarried powerful African Queen who journeyed from Africa to the Middle East to meet King Solomon. In Ijebu Ode, Ogun…

Are the People from Ijebu Land genuine Yoruba? This article was narrated by Egbe Bobagunte (Okunrin) Akile Ijebu members. Multiple migration legends related the Ijebu origin to the biblical Jebusites…