A Visit to Ile-ife, the source of Yoruba people! Ooni’s Palace, Moremi’s Monument,Opa Oranmiyan

[@MrEhu3]

Thank you for taking me to Ile-Ife and thank you for teaching me of the history of Ile-Ife.

[@mikhailmaimoonahoward]

I’m African American but my DNA tells me I am Nigerian but doesn’t give a specific ethnic group in Nigeria. I want to learn more about all Nigerian culture so I can connect

[@adrianedward4424]

Am from Delta State live and brought up in Ile Ife I love going to emese crouc

[@lawalabdulrahmon2202]

Thank you for taking us back to the history, it is a lovely tour and I think I learnt a lot and even more enlightened about yoruba history. We need to see more of yoruba history and culture on your channels. Thanks for your commitment.

[@eunicejoseph4016]

After watching I went to eat bread and akara. I agree with you o, I don drink water tire. I enjoyed myself. keep it up Oyin. God is your strength. Ijebu for life.

[@bofloa]

For people who have no knowledge of where they came, will not know where they are going..Thanks for the history very interesting .

[@omodasola9929]

The best story teller ...❤️

[@fofeimu]

Watching this video, simply means i have travelled to Ile-Ife 💃💃 thanks for taking me along this trip.

[@adegold8992]

Moremi ajasoro a strong woman that yoruba can never had again a beautiful intelligent woman

[@dgeesproductions7555]

Nice informative and educative video. I like the voice over narration too. The soft spoken words from a beautiful lady👍

[@ReduceThatBill]

Akara ati buredi, that was one of my faves. Great video.

[@kennyalabi1124]

This patitoe lady is so amazing

[@patootie]

Thanks so much sir

[@JustMarie1]

Love your videos and content, it is helping me to preparing for my move to Nigeria will be residing in Ibadan. Im glad to get a birds eye view through your lens. 😍

[@toyinbabalola9223]

Great history thanks for taking me to the palace, God bless 🥰💕

[@patootie]

Uwc 🙏

[@jamiumajor3197]

Amazing content. Please keep it up. Sky is your limit

[@patootie]

Thanks

[@REJOICESCREEN]

The last time I visited Ife was 2011, this video brought back memories, moremi ooooooooooo abiyamo tooto, I can see your leg around opa oranmiyan statue😲😲 oluwa ko gbadura🙏🙏🙏🙏. Ase edumare

[@patootie]

Me keh, I no pray for there oo. It’s against my faith. Me I went in to take pictures, thanks for watching boo ❤️

[@akeemalaka5821]

Nice job......!

[@patootie]

Thank you

[@aderemiabiodun7891]

You are doing a great work, God will continue to elevate you. You're the best

[@christia2126]

This is was sooo fun to watch. Great job as always. Can’t wait to visit all these places. Thank you

[@thenigeriannomad]

I enjoyed this video so much ma :)

[@patootie]

Thanks sir

[@fofeimu]

This is was sooo fun to watch. i miss the road akara and bread, Great job as always.

[@titusolubisioyeleye2013]

Good Job! Well Done!!

[@845livemediaculture4]

Your the best 💯 planning my trip now

[@patootie]

Let’s go 💃🏼! U’ll have fun

[@GreenDriveSky]

It’s a good thing you didn’t travel in public transport this time.

[@nubeeyanluv69]

Patootie that was so educational and informative thank you so much

[@emmanuelokonta1241]

Men! This are the kind of contents I miss since you moved to Uk. I wish you the best in your current endeavors.

[@sunkiss6398]

What a wonderful tour! I look forward to a similar adventure in the very near future.

[@fatimanifemi819]

Amazing content.....welldone

[@mujeedatoseni743]

Am new here but am enjoying every bit of the journey..God bless you patootie

[@patootie]

❤️❤️

[@dblakoladotunnsl]

The Ooni palace is extremely beautiful and massive.

[@patootie]

Thanks G👊🏽

[@TinuTalks]

I am impressed at this video and your interest in showcasing this to the world

[@zikky6599]

Love her channel coming down to Nigeria July can’t wait

[@patootie]

I’m sure you’ll have an amazing time here

[@fuzzytom]

Your Oshogbo town video was your first video that popped my way and I was thrilled by it. This video trip to Ife town is no less either. It is natural and has an air of spirituality about it - your rendition. You are a gem, keep the theme.

[@patootie]

Thanks

[@olowonimy9261]

J are the best amoung the best we love ur video keep it up

[@basiratmusa5411]

May Allah continue to be your guide and guard sis. Love your videos always.

[@geokola]

That akara inside 🍞 bread is nostalgic..... I was expecting to see herdsmen on that Highway. Stay Safe sister.. Good job.... Just subscribed.

[@seyiakinbade7784]

Nice one

[@annefalola9278]

That is called Ankara burger when we were in UI😅 once you eat that… you good too for the whole day😂

[@AkinAkin]

that Akara looks good

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Patootie, this was such a wonderful video - thank you. Your editing was brilliant and I loved when you told the story of Moremi, for some reason it sounded familiar but I'm not sure where I would have heard it (raised and live in the UK). Great video, once again, it's lovely to know that I can learn more about my Yoruba history through great content creators like you.

[@olayinkaanakhu1777]

U are really doing a great job may almighty God be with u

[@patootie]

Amen

[@olayemiolamidebukanla4032]

Wow 🥺💃

[@gudbeatzent4665]

It’s your beauty dem dey do and amebo for now 😀

[@ALLTHINGSFABULOUS1]

Fun video to watch

[@patootie]

Thanks sis

[@Samuel-cm5hq]

Bayo Aido brought me here

[@jn5171]

Please first court in Yorubaland, not the world.

[@Conexa0Brasil]

Incrível!

[@iyiolaabosede9500]

Beautiful woman

[@patootie]

Thanks ma’am

[@peteroni8324]

Thanks for the story and the video. Didn’t they have museum in the palace where all African artefact are kept?

[@patootie]

They do

[@oluyemiawolusi7945]

They have a museum sharing fence with the palace.

[@stevefantastics6595]

Can you do a video on what's happening in Ibadan now with Yoruba v Hausa/Fulani. I hear there was trouble today.

[@hao_9388]

How come you've stopped putting Nigeria in your title's ma? Keep up the consistent uploads oh. Pls make a top 5 things to do in Ibadan Nigeria video im coming in June and need some inspiration and direction o

[@patootie]

I’ll consider it

[@johnsontobi6432]

No more Nigeria bro.....oduduwa nation asap

[@dblakoladotunnsl]

Great video Patootie🤭🤭🙂

[@REJOICESCREEN]

Awon gbeborun😂😂😂😂😂

[@patootie]

Don’t mind him

[@tayokarate]

How did u spend 2 hours ? It's not that far

[@gladmaxgroup5038]

OYINDAMOLA (ORGANISE HISTORIC TOUR TO IFE FOR YOUR OLD SCHOOL PEOPLE AT ELEMENTARY SS 1 AND 2 THEY WILL APPRECIATE IT.

[@kehindeandu4040]

❤👌

[@olajumokeaworeni5882]

This is called 'kra- burger'.

[@richardmensah3327]

Can you confirm if the Ga tribe of Ghana actually came from ile efe in Nigeria?

[@bolajiolaitan568]

Yes the king of ga came to Ife last week during aje festival, ga compound is still located till today

[@ALLTHINGSFABULOUS1]

Did you stop to buy akara in osu? 🤣🤣🤣

[@OneManWentToMow]

BABE UR VIDEOS ARE REALLY POPPING AT THE MOMENT KEEP IT UP ... ITS ONLY THAT NAME POTATO SPARKLE THAT I DONT GET

[@adex277]

Patootie sparkle 😀😂

[@oyetakinnifemi263]

The last statue is not sango but Oranfe; the first natural ruler of Ife. Moremi fought Oduduwa segment of Yoruba, not the entire Yoruba. The ugbo are not the people of the forest but an abbrevation of UGBOMOKUN/UGBOMEKUN- The highest sacred order of the Oro cult. Ile-Ugbo is where they called ile-ase in Ife palace till dates. The emese in Ife needs to start telling tourist the truth about Yoruba. Oduduwa is not the father of Yoruba.

[@stardaniel8190]

Ile-ife is littered and dirty, Ooni should do something about it.

[@efemzyekun900]

Are you ok? What of the governor of Osun state? Is that not his job? Why should you think the Ooni of ife should be the one to do something about it?

[@stardaniel8190]

@@efemzyekun900 I'm very okay😁 . Making sure a citity or town looks good is not only in the hands of the governor , who is not competent anyway given what is happening in the state. Individuals headed by Ooni can share in this responsibility , Ile-ife attracts tourists from all over the world and should be kept clean.

[@efemzyekun900]

@@stardaniel8190 whilst I agree that the government of Osun of today is grossly incompetent, the Ooni cannot be singled out to be responsible for ensuring that government carry out the tasks for which they were voted for. Unfortunately, the colonial legacies have ensured that absolute powers are taken away from our paramount traditional rulers, hence, the highly regarded Ooni is now placed under the governor and there is a limit to what he can order the governor to do. What if he has been drawing the attention of government to this maladies, only for such calls to be ignored. Let's leave our Ooni out of this politics jare.

[@omoruboreoluwatobi6115]

Where do you leave Obatala, if you say Oduduwa is the father of Yoruba people?

[@MOofTM]

Nice beautiful

[@tayokarate]

U drove yourself?

[@hao_9388]

Firsstttttt

[@olayemiolamidebukanla4032]

How can I chat u up pls.... Want to ask you something 🙏

[@Aikunle78]

Have those loaves of bread and bottled waters passed any quality checks? Haha

[@myusuff1]

Instead of schnapps, they can take tickets

[@patootie]

True!! They actually collect money for schinapps tho, but it’s to the pocket of those In charge there. Something that govt is supposed to regulate Nd make it a proper tourist attraction

[@Strong-jw3et]

Try some “Isley Brothers tunnes” for beautiful road journeys, you get superior guitar strumming from songs like “harvest for the world”, summer breeze etc, enjoying your various hairstyles and headware. The Ooni need to grow his beard as an Israelite, let the message go out 😁👩🏽‍🦱

[@tuforu4]

Listen HELEN IBE.

[@Strong-jw3et]

@@tuforu4 yep 👍🏽 she’s good 🎸🎼🔥

[@otasfelix9052]

You have to trace the Obas history from Benin Kingdom.

[@kingray3109]

Trace the Oba of Benin Kingdom of whay, you so call Yoruba people will not stay out of Benin issue if you don't know the origin of Oduduwa

[@rafbalogun3467]

Patootie 😘

[@wasiuisaac3689]

Not all Yoruba are from ile ife madam

[@omoruyieno4347]

Yoruba should stop misleading d public tell the world who is the father of oduduwa stop saying oba of benin, we believe here oduduwa is our son here in benin d son of ogiso owodo that was banished from igodomegodo and run to ife how can you talk about oduduwa without his father

[@kingray3109]

I tired oh for Yoruba people

[@FaFa-fl1kh]

What an unintelligent comment!

[@FaFa-fl1kh]

We Yorubas don't know you (Benin) stop associating yourself with us.

[@temilola9366]

Can you benin people please stfu and stop trying to seek attention from yoruba people, you are irrelevant to us with ur small population looking for attention