A trip to a Igbo Olodumare village in Ondo State Nigeria ! My first time is a village 😳

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[@emmaibn-talalikhwan2283]

I'm amaze at the link with the Yoruba language. Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia and Brazil, we are proud to be part of this culture. We continue to share and promote with our children just as our fore fathers gave us

[@yusuffrahmon140]

I am glad to see where I was born,Igbo Olodumare.i saw my dad house in the video,with that close doors and windows after the place qualified as kitchen at the end part of the video.civilisation has made that village empty.that village has produced great people all over this country.people do come write WAEC Fagunwa Memorial high school and the school do record nothing less than 100 candidates for WAEC and NECO every year till things change.Every of those mud houses has nothing less than 12 occupants in them then.it use to be fun then.no one want to stay in village anymore is why it has turned scanty place.most of us that grew up there attended nice higher institution in Nigeria.i studied pure and applied mathematics at Uniben and majority attended OAU,UNILORIN etc.i love that village,I recently attended a wedding at Oluji and I took a bike from my hotel room to see the village after the wedding.Most of those house owners are late now’my their soul rest in perfect peace.most of them were not from Ondo state.they moved down there for farming because of the fertile soil from Kwara state,Osun state and Oyo state,my parents still live,they relocated back to our place in Igboho in Oyo state because they are old.my Igbo girlfriend was with me when I went there on bike from my hotel room.she was like Wao.two of my mates that play with sand instead of toy then in that village are in Texas USA and Torino Italy as I speak now.you might need one or two from this information provided.if you grew up in this village or neighboring villages like Awopeju,Temidire,Oke Alfia,kajola,Owode,abamuda...you can contact me on this 08142734644.

[@muhammedwoleola5916]

Nice comment sir, such is life ,human are like water ,we can go to places we never even thought of going someday.

[@faitholamide6932]

My town Okeigbo, nice place, I was raised here, lived in Okeigbo for 17 years of my life.

[@DARELASISI]

Thank you for playing the music of my late Uncle(DIPO SODIPO) as your intro. May God rest his sweet soul. Amen.

[@AfrikanEagle]

This is my cradle. Oke-Igbo, land of my ancestors and where my heart constantly goes!!😍

[@adewoleodunayo2039]

I was born and raised up in this kind of village but thank God for today.Am from Ondo state Akure

[@godwinoghenede8382]

Girl you are doing great but to travel this far in current Nigeria security environment is scary. God will keep you safe. Remain bless.

[@ananmai8700]

Every where scary, better seek your own races because know them, than to seek others Races does not know them

[@chinedunwaka244]

Nawao Nigeria is big ooo

[@yusuffrahmon140]

I noticed majorities here are having issues with the word ‘igbo’.That is Yoruba for you.a word in Yoruba with same write up can give you four or more different meanings depending on the pronunciation.that same word Igbo means bush,it means weed smoked by people,it is also the same write up for the tribe from east,Igbo tribe.the translation of Igbo in this content of the adventure to Okelangbodo is bush.

[@FolaKemi9]

I was raised in a village and I love that that life, maybe that's why I always find it easy to live peacefully at any place I find myself

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

Thanks for supporting Nigeria

[@dolapo4578]

I use to leave in the village for years so am use to all this lifestyle,I love and I enjoy.

[@ajoketia6499]

Wow I will like to visit

[@agboorofelixakindele2800]

Oka Akoko too is a wonderful town to visit, you will see Virgin Mary stature there where every catholic brethren’s over Nigeria usually come to every year for a prigilmage. There is also a Mysterious lake of an unknown depth called Ebomi lake at Ipesi Akoko all in Ondo state. Another place you can visit too is the popular idanre hills. Thanks for all your amazing contents.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

The word Igbo has been in existence for hundred of thousands of years. Igbo was derived from composite igbo words Ndi and Gbo. Ndi means people and Gbo means Ancient. When you bring the two word together you get Ndigbo, Ndigbo means Ancient people. I from Ndi and Adding it in from of Gbo to get igbo, igbo is short words for Ndigbo which means Ancient people.

[@proverbalizer]

Yes, but In Yoruba it means forest. Like she said Igbo Olodumare basically means forest of the creator

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@proverbalizer that's european myth twisting our history, I am not here claiming ondo people has Igbo I am just dropping fact nothing else.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

#Yoruba #Igbo (#Yoruba #Bantu) Before the onset of Jihad 1100 went West Africa And divisive Imperialist Government shocked Nature’s order, wits and culture, set them Bantus Ricelike grain rosins surged in place for wine and distanced the reign of Bacus from the Raffia god of wine. Ije the rosin the anti-alcohol god that led siege on the Ude Raffia, swapped the glory of ancient kinkana and wine-tapers' fortune for the glory of an identity Ala Ije-gbuo-ude Okere Ijegbuo-Ude, the father of Ɔyɔ ømø 11 males in all by the sugar-darling Ɔshɔ Ɔshɔ was beloved and friend~ “Ogbom-Ɔshɔ” was sugar Eleven sons brought Erekeh to fame. There, was Umgbere, more beautiful more disarming Oyoømø yielded to Ɔyɔ (Oyo) the land North from Aba-Okwute through Umgbada-Ani unke Ife was gift Ogbom- Ɔshɔ (Ogbomosho) for Ɔyɔ ømø Igbo kindled The inclusive, and tended inheritance for brotherhood of Ɔyɔ, Ilorini, Igbo-Wawa, Ilorini-Igbo, Igboho, Aba-Okwute, Eigbdani, Ife, Igbo-Ehitti, Ɔshɔ -Igbo and the Twin Ɔnøudo and Akøure the tribes of Okere Ijegbu-Ude Ony-Oru-øba was a soldier in the Match of Odu-Du-øwa on the Uncle's territory Agbomi Durueke At Aneiho the Ewe Igbo, there, Odu-Du-øwa’s requisition personnel’s requisited for the nickname the soldiers' need and spoils, the victor’s wealth~ was øba requisitioning the defeated in the unit of Oru (Hundred) The individual rover was referred to as Onye-Oru-øba It happened at Aneiho, the Ewe-Igbo And thus, Ife and Aba-Okwute and Ɔyɔ, clothed According to the stiffness and high-handed unit-command. led by the general commander, titled, the leader in the Warring World the Odu-Du-øwa, the grandson of Ogbom- Ɔshɔ the mother primed at Ife-Igbo Onye-Oru-øba became, Yeruøba then Yourøba and finally Yoruba rooted in Bantu the Igbo. Common Bantu Origin the reason for Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria 1914 and Awolowo-Ojukwu planned but failed action 1967. Okere Ijegbu-Ude the Father of Aba-Okwue the Brother of Ife Ife the grandfather of Odu-du-øwa; Odu-du-øwa the Ɔchei-Agha (General In-Command) of the Aru at Ife. #Sources #Chukwuma #Oliseh #Emeka #Odogwu #Igbo #Great #Chineduemeka #Anuforo

[@proverbalizer]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 European myth has absolutely nothing to do with the creation of Ondo or any other dialect of Yoruba language...European people did not make up the word "Olodumare" nor the word "igbo". My comment was just dropping fact, nothing else

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@proverbalizer you have no single fact, you are completely lost and you know nothing about our ancient history, conversation between I and you end now peace sheep.

[@bolaogunbayode6143]

Patootie, I always look forward to your videos. You bring something unique and nostalgia to this platform. Love you boo.

[@patootie]

Awww thank you 🙏

[@ojimma8819]

one can easily tell that during the regional system of government, people could live in everywhere without thinking about the city because everything can get to them and their business can also flourish. People built their houses, farms, industries in villages and lived comfortably but fast-forward to today's system of government, everybody now desire to be in the city and the find it hard to replicate the same in their villages. Everybody mindset are now towarda the city. So sad. The collapse of regional government really dented our progress as a country.

[@bolanl211]

Okeigbo , is my village send my regards to the Oba olu-oke .

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

My ancestral town! Where happiness ,tranquility serenity and sanity thrives ! Thank you for showcasing my home town to the world! Blessings,love and respect from Europe ..

[@faitholamide6932]

Same here my town Okeigbo.

[@faitholamide6932]

My family name is FAPOHUNDA

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

@@faitholamide6932 hi sis it’s nice to see you here ofcourse I know The Fapohunda family 😀😀😀😀.blessings and healthy regards

[@faitholamide6932]

@@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169 thanks my brother, where in Europe are you please.

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

@@faitholamide6932 I reside here in Gibraltar,it’s a British oversee territory /peninsula in southern Spain .it’s an hour from Malaga .

[@samueloyenuga74]

The igbo means forest in yoruba ,igbo olodumare would be a sacred ancient grove.

[@suntanglory]

I love it!! as long as there is electricity l can live there.Southern nigeria are practically the same people,the environment reminds me of my mother's village in Esan edo state,peaceful, calm and enchanting.l live in a village in England,unlike in Africa,the rich and famous live in the villages in England..l actually think the villages are more developed in England than the cities...Looking forward to you cocoa farm explorations,l love to be a chocolate producer someday,you never know.😀Sending lots of love.Cheers.

[@tuforu4]

You must be in HISTORICAL VILLAGE.. architecture is good in uk..

[@halidsheriff8002]

Suntan, may I partner with you as a supplier of cocoa for your chocolate production.

[@akinsakin8547]

Oh this always remind me of my home town, Igbisin Oloto in Okitipupa local government of ondo state, Though I was born and raised in edo state but yet will never forget my home,I do travel home ,no place like home

[@Malingerer1505]

Okitipupa is my mothers home town. All of us come from Benin originally anyways. I miss that pupuru and marugbo (eweta in Bini) soup.

[@funkhouse5936]

Well said I always say there is no government in Nigeria at all levels They are somehow so lacking on all fronts Thanks for your presentation

[@Oponu-Ayirada]

Did my primary school at St Paul Anglican Primary School Oke-Igbo & JSS at Oke-Igbo grammar school before relocating back to Ekiti in 1996 due to Our newly created State “Ekiti State” missed the Egungun festival. That place you are parking looks like Oke-Yege

[@oluwatosinfrancis1106]

Waooooooooooooo. Weldone. Please how do I join your travel Geng

[@samueleleko8228]

Thank you for reminding us of our heritage. Yoruba rural area used to be a haven of peace before open grazing went wrong. I grew up in a cocoa farm settlement.

[@iyarewayne8712]

We did not see d Sail bigger than Tortoise again😉😜👍👍👍

[@ogbokeogboke6087]

I grew up in this settings in Idanre though we farm in such settings though live in the town but at times we do sleep there. I thank God today

[@ReduceThatBill]

I loved the village life as a kid, I always looked forward to visiting our grandmother each month and probably because of the fresh off the tree mangos, agbalumo and iyeye.🤣 I remember my first time ever. We all went to see our Grandma the same day we landed. It's still fresh in my mind. Mobile phones didn't exist and we just turned up 🤣 I was expecting to see lions and tigers plus other things the media created in my mind as a kid. I was a bit surprised though.

[@SL-pg4dh]

Whats Agbalumo in english and how come I've never seen one in the U.S.

[@ReduceThatBill]

@@SL-pg4dh I couldn't possibly tell you because I don't know either. It may be floating about in certain ethnic stores in America. I occasionally see it when I pop into the ethnic stores in the market.

[@SL-pg4dh]

@@ReduceThatBill Do you know what it’s called in English?

[@ReduceThatBill]

@@SL-pg4dh No. Update: it's called African star apple. Apparently you can buy them online too.

[@olusolafalore]

@@SL-pg4dh Agbalumo is called Cherry, sometimes brownish in colour.

[@Cherish_folktale1]

First here cause I was born there 😍 ondo town

[@patootie]

Yaayyy 💃🏼! I had an amazing experience at your birth Town

[@olaakiode6633]

A VERY GOOD JOB GIRL ....YOU REMIND ME OF MY SCHOOL DAYS WHEN WE USED TO READ THOSE BOOKS LIKE ........IGBO OLODUMARE .........IRINKERINDO NINU IGBO ELEGBEJE .......AND IREKE ONIBUDO ...... ALL WRITTEN BY THE GREAT MAN/ AUTHOR J F ODUNJO .............I HOPE YORUBA LITERATURE WILL BE RETURNED TO OUR SCHOOLS AS SOON AS WE GET YORUBA NATION..........YORUBA LANGUAGE IS FULL OF KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM .... AND IT IS SWEET ....

[@Tunex084]

This is beautiful. I see you retiring, as a granny into the rural areas because you are in touch, or rather in love with nature. Besides, your soft voice is quite similar to one Yoruba actress 😍. Thank you for your wonderful videos.

[@iyawodara]

You are a smart treasure. Enjoying your content all the way from Australia.

[@patootie]

Thanks 🙏

[@packwell573]

You’re my a true treasure,am enjoying your contact all the way from Switzerland 🇨🇭 💖

[@patootie]

@@packwell573 thank you 🙏

[@psalmfive9157]

Please dear,, Careful about your travelling in that Country Nigeria,,because all what we seeing and hearing about those different attacks and kidnappings that are happening... God will continue to protect and bless you in all your ways,,including all your team members...

[@patootie]

Amen 🙏! Thanks so much

[@tuforu4]

GOD is not SECURITY GUARD.

[@ananmai8700]

With Respect I am from the Villages too my Country where I used to Lived We is very Satisfy In the Village because that is ALL we Knew. We goes to Town ONLY when We needs Two. We have every single things we Needs in the Country

[@febisolaolatunji5403]

I'm from Okeigbo.Lovely place and wonderful People.Though i live in Lagos visited the place just came back.Welldone.Hope you will visit Okeigbo again there is still more things to showcase.

[@chicochyms68]

Oke Igbo. Great Igbo or senior Igbo. Similar to Igbo ukwu. We were all Igbos before Oduduwa

[@ebenezeradegboyega2819]

Thanks for showcasing my birth place, Okeigbo. Awo, camp, okealafia, bolorunduro are among villages on your way to Igbo olodumare

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

This village is so beautiful, we don't see enough images of Nigeria like this - thank you. By the way, there's a whole sub-culture of Americans who aspire to the 'village life' and self sufficiency, they're called 'homesteaders'. The people who still live in and love the village have got the right idea.

[@itzadura9008]

That’s my state! I’m from Ile-Oluji, ondo state. Thanks for this video cos I really don’t know much about there.

[@olusolafalore]

Schedule a visit soon, sister

[@geesimon1372]

I like this. Big ups Patootie . Your voice always spicing up the videos.

[@justicejoycetv]

This looks like parts of Louisiana. Specifically the Northwest corners and East Texas. *The landscape, the buildings and houses.*

[@oladokunmoses2374]

I don't want to laugh, Louisiana or what did you call it🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@justicejoycetv]

@@oladokunmoses2374 Louisiana is a state in America just like Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas that also have buildings like this and roads, too. *Yes, in 2021 there are places in the United States of America that look similar and parallel to all shown here.*

[@folakeayeteni1322]

Waohhhhh that's my beautiful home town

[@akinonline6494]

Haaa! This soft spoken ajebutter that doesn't have ajesara dared to embark on a journey to the legendary igbo Olodumare. Such audacity! Lanre, omolomo ya sa pamo. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@patootie]

😂😂😂

[@bolafabusoye3446]

You are doing great lgbo olodumare was a book written by late papa Fagunwa also written by him was Ireke Onibudo etc These books were the original Yoruba literature being read between 1950and 60. Some of his Yoruba literature can be found at the University of Lagos Nigeria (deposited by his son Fagunwa junior) in the mid 80s

[@belloblessing6049]

Beautiful projects God bless your work I always enjoy your vlogs more wins

[@patootie]

Amen thank 🙏

[@buminumismatic3772]

well done guys, anyways I was born in the village grow up the village as well, and also will have two types of water there one there's so many fish inside it if you catch any one of it and try to cook it, it won't boil and the second river we have a very big sneak inside it so village life is so interesting but you have to go to the town and blend yourself

[@Malingerer1505]

I dey find village girl as my Iyawo o. All village girls apply.

[@buminumismatic3772]

@@Malingerer1505 go to village na😆😆

[@REJOICESCREEN]

Talofemu Smirnoff😂😂😂, Arike our beautiful fine. Well-done boo

[@patootie]

Na patootie ooo 😂

[@dabo004]

This is best place to live, healthy and clean. Don't pity them ,they should pity u.cos we don't embrace nature in Nigeria!

[@patootie]

I don’t pity them bcos I think they don’t have a great life or living environment! I pity them because they lack basic Infrastructures & Amenities like Good roads, Good schools, electricity, clean water, everybody keeps saying they will rather move to the village but nobody actually really goes to live there except those born there. Thanks for watching & the feed back 🙏

[@dabo004]

@@patootie i love to live there if theres job opportunity and better transportation connection. Our govt are just bad in managing the country thats why everyone want to live in the city. Talking from experience in europe ive met people living in village in Germany and when u asked them about German capital either theyve visited there or not. They will tell u no and continue like what are they going to look for there cos where they are everything they need is available to them.I wish our govt will be able to do d same for us too.

[@patootie]

@@dabo004 I really hope the govt can make it so here too 🙏

[@proverbalizer]

@@patootie good roadsgood schools, electricity, clean water....very difficult to find in Lagos too

[@marianahelpful4911]

It is also like my village in lgbo land in Biafra land, during the Biafran war,l left Ebutte Metta in Lagos state for Igbo land, now l can see why Deji married Nkechi after the Biafran war. We are all the Same but speaks different dialect. Thanks be to God,.

[@chukwuemekaooo]

Your soft voice cum feature presentations were actually what endeared me to subscribe to your page. Nice works on Oke Igbo Olodumare village. Kudos!

[@fofeimu]

Most of the villages enjoyed constant electricity, beautiful video.

[@olusolafalore]

Uninterrupted power supply is available. Maybe I move back to village like this 😄😄

[@braimahhassanoshiapemhe6430]

Please be security conscious when embarking on this beautiful trips o, I pray the good Lord guide and protect you and your team at all time in Jesus name, I'm a huge fan, thank you for what you doing and I wish you and your team well

[@patootie]

🙏 Amen . Thanks sir

[@bolafabusoye3446]

Miracles and wonders do happen on these mountain I advice you don't joke with the original of this town call OKE-IGBO

[@iyarewayne8712]

Beautiful Scenery.....👍💖 The village looks so empty...hnmm😯

[@adeniyioluwatoyinestherade7009]

U didn't show us the snail that's bigger than tortoise now

[@emmanuelokonta1241]

Kai I miss this beautiful contents.

[@lysngs1nation821]

We African are doing really well thanks very much for sharing to us

[@solaolawole9494]

My town girl. Nice one. But we did not see those giant snails

[@mszeepro]

You guys are really trying oo... Weldone! I like the sight of the cocoa plants... So the man didn't eventually show up? Abi they've eaten the snail ni🤣🤣

[@patootie]

Maybe ooo, who knows sef 😂😂😂

[@olusolafalore]

Like snail peppersoup abi😄😄

[@yemol9454]

I’m really enjoying your content and I’m learning a lot about the other Yoruba cities, towns and villages through you and your channel. Very fascinating seeing those villages in their raw form. Thanks for bringing enlightenment to us.

[@patootie]

🙏

[@oyewoletopradotemitope4123]

Hello i will love you to take adventure to idanre and come for a documentary you gonna love it. And know a lots about the culture amd some secrets of untold story

[@aminaolayinka5246]

Wow bringing igbo Olodumare to life

[@sunkanmiojetayo8893]

Watching with nostalgia!!!

[@hao_9388]

8k soon come faaaam

[@daraobademi5082]

Amazing one patitoes sparkle.

[@Tiwalewa]

Thanks for sharing darling, I just love you already ❤️❤️

[@titusodunlami7766]

Interesting, the big snail pls

[@adeniyioluwatoyinestherade7009]

Inter..... What? My village is abt 5 villages to Oke Igbo, life in the village is fun but u ve to work very hard bfor u can eat.

[@thickbarbieskitchen1159]

Wow I love the village, I must visit this place ooo Patootie we don’t mind if the video is long.

[@patootie]

Thanks sis 💋💋💋💋💋

[@bolafabusoye3446]

They are lovers of palm wine.

[@iyarewayne8712]

,,,It's a pity.....Our Leaders hv lost it for so long😕😡 This are areas that can generates big revenue through tourism if the roads are well maintained....hnnmmm😯😐😯

[@inspirewisdom]

Ah!Ah!! Patootie Sparkles oto ojor marun!

[@patootie]

Ojo kan pelu sir

[@inspirewisdom]

@@patootie Nice to hear sweet Patootie! Aren't you concerned about insecurity in Nigeria? We are hearing a lot of negative reports about insecurity in Nigeria, in the Diaspora. Please you and your crew keep safe!.Cover you with The Blood Of Jesus.

[@wowk7140]

@@inspirewisdom most of the "security reports" you are hearing are hyper exaggerated bs. You should Question the source of those "reports" and their motives.

[@inspirewisdom]

@@wowk7140 Well I know so many of them are factual! Why? Because I know people it has happened to. Buhari has totally failed on Security!. Why hasn't he dealt with BokoHaram decisively and bandits even in his own state of Katsina?

[@oluwasegunalaba6833]

U need to be security cautions on travelling to rural roads now because of situation in nigeria

[@patootie]

Thank you 🙏

[@olamideoladodun1469]

Okeigbo ilu Ayo mii.... God bless my town ❤️

[@johnkennedyekene9128]

Igbo and yoruba has so much in common, like having that word in a village inside yoruba land. Oh boy see I touched forest!!!.

[@funnyjibo3486]

You said you can't leave in there because of lack of electricity. Does Ibadan where you resides have adequate power supply?

[@ajoketia6499]

Hahaha 😂

[@alfalfred8722]

I think Ondo is more original than the rest of Yoruba land.

[@Malingerer1505]

Very.true. i.wanna see more.of.Ondo, including Ode-Irele, Igbotako, Ode-Erinje

[@eduyouthINIT]

Lol. Have you been to the villages in Osun state, Oyo and Ekiti?

[@Malingerer1505]

@@eduyouthINIT in Ondo yes.

[@a-znews754]

Please the Igbo Olodumare video.

[@ejanlatingbokunmi154]

Please sister try to translate Yoruba terms and words that you use so that non speakers of the language that watch your wonderful videos can understand everything that you are communicating. Doing so will reduce the possibility of misunderstanding. One of our Igbo brethren here is assuming that the Igbo in Igbo Olodumare is referring to his people. I had to explain to him that in Yoruba, igbo means forest.

[@OKEIGBOLAWA]

Wow u visit my town thank you so much

[@olawaleoladeji5612]

Good work

[@emmaibn-talalikhwan2283]

Igbo Olodumare means Almighty God Forest in Cuban. wow

[@Cashman278]

You've said it all we got to be thankful

[@olugbengabamidele6286]

This is heaven compare to some village.

[@richardadetule6787]

Village life is nearest to Nature. The senerity is calm and peaceful.

[@michaelike2170]

Surely Igbos are ancient people, scattered all over the four corners of the earth, that's reason Biafra Nation is eminent and God's purpose to gather his children back to their promised Land.

[@ejanlatingbokunmi154]

😂😂 Igbo in Yoruba means forest. Oke Igbo means Hill Forest. Nothing to do with Igbo / Ibo people O. Igbo Olodumare means Forest of the Almighty.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@ejanlatingbokunmi154 The word Igbo has been in existence for hundred of thousands of years. Igbo was derived from composite igbo words Ndi and Gbo. Ndi means people and Gbo means Ancient. When you bring the two word together you get Ndigbo, Ndigbo means Ancient people. I from Ndi and Adding it in from of Gbo to get igbo, igbo is short words for Ndigbo which means Ancient people.

[@proverbalizer]

Did you watch the video?

[@proverbalizer]

This is Ondo state nothing to do with Biafra, and Igbo simply means forrest in the language of Ondo people (Yoruba)

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

#Yoruba #Igbo (#Yoruba #Bantu) Before the onset of Jihad 1100 went West Africa And divisive Imperialist Government shocked Nature’s order, wits and culture, set them Bantus Ricelike grain rosins surged in place for wine and distanced the reign of Bacus from the Raffia god of wine. Ije the rosin the anti-alcohol god that led siege on the Ude Raffia, swapped the glory of ancient kinkana and wine-tapers' fortune for the glory of an identity Ala Ije-gbuo-ude Okere Ijegbuo-Ude, the father of Ɔyɔ ømø 11 males in all by the sugar-darling Ɔshɔ Ɔshɔ was beloved and friend~ “Ogbom-Ɔshɔ” was sugar Eleven sons brought Erekeh to fame. There, was Umgbere, more beautiful more disarming Oyoømø yielded to Ɔyɔ (Oyo) the land North from Aba-Okwute through Umgbada-Ani unke Ife was gift Ogbom- Ɔshɔ (Ogbomosho) for Ɔyɔ ømø Igbo kindled The inclusive, and tended inheritance for brotherhood of Ɔyɔ, Ilorini, Igbo-Wawa, Ilorini-Igbo, Igboho, Aba-Okwute, Eigbdani, Ife, Igbo-Ehitti, Ɔshɔ -Igbo and the Twin Ɔnøudo and Akøure the tribes of Okere Ijegbu-Ude Ony-Oru-øba was a soldier in the Match of Odu-Du-øwa on the Uncle's territory Agbomi Durueke At Aneiho the Ewe Igbo, there, Odu-Du-øwa’s requisition personnel’s requisited for the nickname the soldiers' need and spoils, the victor’s wealth~ was øba requisitioning the defeated in the unit of Oru (Hundred) The individual rover was referred to as Onye-Oru-øba It happened at Aneiho, the Ewe-Igbo And thus, Ife and Aba-Okwute and Ɔyɔ, clothed According to the stiffness and high-handed unit-command. led by the general commander, titled, the leader in the Warring World the Odu-Du-øwa, the grandson of Ogbom- Ɔshɔ the mother primed at Ife-Igbo Onye-Oru-øba became, Yeruøba then Yourøba and finally Yoruba rooted in Bantu the Igbo. Common Bantu Origin the reason for Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria 1914 and Awolowo-Ojukwu planned but failed action 1967. Okere Ijegbu-Ude the Father of Aba-Okwue the Brother of Ife Ife the grandfather of Odu-du-øwa; Odu-du-øwa the Ɔchei-Agha (General In-Command) of the Aru at Ife. #Sources #Chukwuma #Oliseh #Emeka #Odogwu #Igbo #Great #Chineduemeka #Anuforo

[@melairodrigo6891]

This one ☝️ you are in a community forest 🌳 is their no fulanies herdsmen bandits in there ??? Nowadays going to the villages in any part of Nigeria 🇳🇬 is very risky nowadays God will continue to guide and protect you for believing in Nigeria 🇳🇬 no matter what’s happening in the country with the killings kidnapping etc

[@adebowaleselere4254]

You should put links to the songs you use in your videos in the description. Nice video, I really enjoyed it.

[@user-144k]

There are so many mysteries, I have seen a petrified tortoise the size of a three story building

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

#IGBO #WE #HAIL #THEE IGBO, WE HAIL THEE Question not thy integrity, might or power. Be not doubtful thy effectiveness, might or power, Proudly pound thy chest, thy probity, thy image uphold O! thou, the ethnic nationalist, thy country’s unity, the essence of nationhood thou have championed, nurtured and bore upon thy back Proudly thou hast labored to build up thy crumbling Nation Holding the estranging pieces, healing and bandaging In spite of depravity, the consensus to deprive, and to dominate thee O! thou embattled Igbo, thou that no battlement tends Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo Imponderable nationalism trails thy spirit-heroism Thy wings unconditionally spread that all be sheltered Thy sweat tends and irrigates the land that all be nurtured Thy blood, the bloodshed in martyrdom, a sacrifice for nation’s unity Your own people, sons of Igbo- Bakashi sold, land and souls into serfdom in modern day In the world court of French glory where veto, glories in flexing the whip of Neo-colonialism upholding the uneducated and unholy action, the seed of perpetual unrest sown That which, perpetually wills to remind, of the pogrom- The Hausa -Fulani-Yoruba ethnic cleansing; The blood of innocence that still cry to heaven The fiendish, conscienceless massacres of thirty thousand plus Igbo people Brothers, sisters, wives, pregnant women and babies The Emirate glory in the so claimed "Allah-approved killings" The evils that engendered, Biafra/. O! Igbo, O! Tanker-spirit, the shock absorber to whom no terrain is impossible no, obstacles impassable Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee. Igbo, we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo O! Igbo, O! Consequential spirit, thou the ordination of Allah/God Most High To the north-most, the children of Ama Nwaekpi And of Ahia Shiokoto-Chimole, Zangazi, And Umø Unkaneme Umbra-Unu (Bornu), Umadø-Ugiri and Ungwuru (Unguru), Kaduru-Unna Kataff, Atei Marauwa, Ada Ummawa, Umba-Awuchi, Ama øzaria(grassland Field) and Ama Akorji (Makuruji>Makordi the yam field) Aba-Uja (The Two River Union), Mina Igbo, and Illorini Igbo To all, you are at home, investing your blood for unity Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo O! Igbo, O! Compliant spirit, you are the Covenant of God, Allah/God Most High To the south-most, the deluded Igbo offspring Igbo Fishermen Settlements and Cities and Towns thou art at home investing thy blood for unity Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo O! Egalitarian spirit, the Father of Bantustan Africa thou art the handiwork of God, Allah Most High To the west-most the children of Okere Ije-gbu-Ode and wife Ogbo-m Oshɔr The father of Ɔyo-Umu hailing Ife Igbo, Igbo Wawa, Illorin Igbo, Oshɔr-Igbo (Oshogbo) and their brother Aba-Okwute thou thou art home, investing thy blood for unity Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo No differing tribe or tongue dissuades, the Igbo extended hands of goodwill No differing religion inhibits, the Igbo extended hands of goodwill No concerted effort, strikes down the Igbo extended hands of brotherhood/ No covert political alliances dislodge, the Igbo extended hands of goodwill No targeted political policies strike down the Igbo extended hands of brotherhood/ You are Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo. Bravo exiled Igbos, the Igbo-people in Diaspora,bravo! From the ends of the earth, thou at thy brother’s keeper To a people seen as vanquished, and denied, you are salvation Bravo thou the torpedo, the anti-blockade, thou art savior The clipper on thy brother’s education and employment you have expunged you art a blessing. The forced retardation, the imposition on aspirations the deceleration of emancipation you still battle. Thou art Igbo; thou art the noblest of the nobles of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo. Half the One hundred and fifty penitential years the Yoruba-Hausa dream and glory A mistake that stinks the rottenness the putrefaction of shortsightedness You have cautioned and lifted the pressure hands. Bravo!Thou art Igbo; thou art the noble of the noblest of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo. Remind thyself of thy ancient father’s glory The planting of the man of means, and of worth upon the earth. Thou art the Bantu, the Igbo. Thy tongue banqueted, and civilization communicated gb, sh, ny, gw, kp bh. dh, gh, nw,ø, ɔ, un, um and others still confirms upon the tongues of the World, The inherent Igbo Seafaring polished and placed on the Ice Age Warm-Waters Pyramids built wherever, Igbo people and tongue had presence You bore the (Ala Engele Ukwu Chi), Enge-land Panya (Potokiri, Poto-Panya and Furenchi) of Arya Iberi (light-complexioned wavy-haired Igbo) and Umanna Ike's (Germanik's) enslavement The enslavement of their own ancestral Origin and home and the in-prudence of denying their ancestors true origin, Thou art Igbo; thou art the noble of the noblest of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo bravo. Thou art Igbo; thou art the noble of the noblest of men Igbo, we hail thee; Igbo we hail thee; Bravo Igbo. #Author #Great #Historian #ChineduEmeka #Anuforo #Review #Written #by #Historian #chukwuma

[@abrahamadewara4518]

Very impressive with your bushwhack trail

[@inspirewisdom]

Igbo Olodumare (The Lord's Forest)

[@samueloluwafemi3212]

There's also something like this in Egbe Ekiti

[@naijagoodcriminalsfadeaway8886]

Igbos are everywhere . Once you call it Igbo , the land is fruitful ,rich and beautiful . Proud to be Igbo

[@ObaOrisha]

Inferiority complex is in your gene. This the reason why Yorubas call Igbo people Ibo instead of Igbo. This is done in order not to mix the word Igbo which means a forest or bush in Yoruba with Ibo people. Marijuana/weed is also called Igbo in Yoruba since it comes from bush as well.

[@Bukky-p6x]

Dey play okiegbo get light pass some city

[@kojomensah7474]

I could live there very nice surrounding

[@ayoolasalawu9194]

Pat please we need to see snail the wonder of Almighty

[@gaimmedia]

Unique name 😊 any significant reason behind it ?

[@yemiayotomidemoreanointing5051]

A worthwhile adventure: kudos.

[@anthonyokonkwo6251]

Please what was the song you started with, can you give me the name.

[@lasisibilikisomobolanle2866]

Pls post the full video of igboeledumare

[@oladokunmoses2374]

It's awesome, but where is the snail naa?

[@Harrahshow]

I'm watching this because igbo in the title and I want to see the snail

[@yemisadiq8346]

The neatness is second to none. Isn't it an irony that the city is the dirtiest environment you can find yourself?

[@patootie]

Hmmm, didn’t even view it from this point, Twas really neat