Oduduwa: The Power of the Womb | @TheOrishaCenter

[@BKinNY]

Heaven lives inside of the Supreme! That is deep thought. The black mind needs to be re-washed just to return to our ancestral concepts.

[@FreeMan-m4b]

Ase

[@AmenAmenet]

Thank you for these videos!

[@mariarodgers5387]

how do you find more literature about odudua. People dont talk about her much.

[@nicolefreeman5842]

Maria Rodgers shj

[@dlearning9388]

Oduduwa is male, not female; and one can find information in Nigeria literature or online. Hope this helps.

[@mariarodgers5387]

@@dlearning9388 female i heard as well

[@dlearning9388]

@@mariarodgers5387 Hey there, Oduduwa is the head of Yoruba people, and from our history, he is a man. I am not sure of where the speaker in the video is getting his information; but his reference to Oduduwa as female, is wrong; we even have a statue that represents him.

[@babaken4358]

Wasn't oduduawa said to be a "dwarf". Or ptahite ?

[@collettecaraway2759]

WOW!

[@josephpaulbones6681]

am confused with oddua because he is taught to be the father of Yoruba people but you are saying its a she so she is a female. anyways am omo oddua

[@TheOrisha]

Two different forces.

[@rosemarie1018]

Both

[@chrrylocks]

Well males do come from wombs when I last checked... In a patriotic world they shall say man is the life giver because he rules over the material world.

[@dynamikbest6578]

rubbish, Izoduwa,was a Prince from Benin kingdom who left Benin as a result of controversy to free the people of yurobas from attack cos Benin was the warlord then which the yurobas needed someone who has a heart of a warrior to leed them out,which took the yurobas were they are today.this is not to say Yurobas owns Eko Nile,(Lagos) this is own by the Benin's,cos Eko Nile, is on his own not among the yuroba land, thanks.