Ooni Of Ife Oba Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II Visits Oxford City Town Hall.

Nicoox (Nigerian Community In Oxfordshire Uk & Lord Mayor Of Oxford City Welcome Ooni Of Ife His Imperial Majesty Oba Enitan Babatunde Ogunwusi Ojaja II. The Yorubaland Paramount Ruler To Oxford Town Hall on 22nd March, 2017.

[@ayoolakadiri1132]

Most respected King so far

[@dworldentayinla599]

I love you so much kabiesi kegbo keto kefowo pawu kefi erigikobi ase edumare

[@olatunjiolasiji5298]

I love you my ancestors

[@ayoolakadiri1132]

This is the real king, thank God I am from yoruba kingdom

[@ehiaakhabue]

Kabiyesi is a lovable Oba. He showcases the rich culture of the yoruba people and 🇳🇬 in general. Very articu in his thoughts. God bless you sir Kabiyesi. Long live on the throne of your forefathers. God bless you sir.

[@ajokeoyesile7304]

I can't stop watching his showcase. He is our valuable heritage Yoruba lo ni asa o Kabiyesi kade o pe lori o

[@abioroalexanderadetola7075]

Ooni is our pride.

[@senseman964]

Yoruba culture 👍❤ i love my race

[@marknp8338]

This king is highly respected in the world 🌍 I love you, your speeches are very unique

[@topeesekutive5483]

This is regality in personification. I see that the symbol of the cobra snake tail on the crown of the Ooni, resembles that of the Pharaoh's of Egypt. Culture connecting culture and confirming history. Kabiyesi, Oba Alaye luwa.

[@dr.janetola4980]

This is a true representation of the Yoruba race.

[@Cathybroadcast20028]

Eyi dara o😊 Wow this is amazing 😊

[@olusinajoyce6379]

I like this king, very dynamic and articulate!..... Please continue to showcase our country!.... Kaaabiyesiii ooo!

[@eledaedumers7961]

No Joke man.

[@ifediorahkelechi2195]

Great King Ooni of ife

[@lanreakintola3737]

Kabiesi you are doing good

[@akintitanbunmi4532]

Oonirisa, Arole Oduduwa. Father for all Yorubas Nation.

[@oluremisaadatmuritala700]

What a rich culture indeed. Kabiesi ooo

[@dworldentayinla599]

Kabiesi 9ice one

[@abiodunonabolujo5038]

Great Oonirisa

[@adeniyibadejo5595]

Nice Man

[@Grizzlyx9]

what is this nonesense

[@akindelebankole8080]

No quite nonsense. It is actually very heart warming. To the conquering colonial minds, equal rights for the culture of indeginouos peoples is going too far.

[@Akinlolu-xd8ke]

u are a fool

[@jairotaylor9576]

Why couldn't the king ask the fools disrupting the occasion with their idiotic comments and noises to shut up for a moment. You can see the difference between a progressive society and a backward nation steeped in indiscipline. A white man engages in little ceremonies and only wants to get ahead with the business at hand but Africans and especially Nigerians drags matters and and ended up doing nothing, whether it's in the government offices or their legislatures or the presidency. Every part of their culture is steeped in indiscipline and careless attitudes that continue to drag the nation backwards.

[@demkostar1284]

Jairo Taylor - I couldn't help but laugh at your ignorance. What you call "noise" , "comments" and "disruption" are precisely some of the characteristics of this king. It is a form of communication that only the initiated can appreciate. Enough said.

[@jean-nehemiendalamba4553]

Jairo Taylor bro just up and watch. Or else go fuck yourself idiots. If you don’t know something, ask! Stupid. One of the most stupid comments I’ve never read.

[@atobiteadedunjoye1207]

Jairo Taylor you are the biggest bigot I ever had the misfortune of knowing. The "noise" and "disruptions" are actually spiritual chants that must be said no matter what or where the king is. it is TRADITION something you seem to lack where ever the hell you are from. If you think we'll cut short or change certain necessary culture just to please the white man then you are wrong. The white man and an African are different so therefore, do not expect the same kind of cultural orientation from both you ignorant uneducated bastard. Ogun lo ma feje re we oloshi oloriburuku.

[@oyeniranakanbi8896]

Apparently, I think u don't know the culture. Probably, u re not aware of Yoruba culture.

[@topeesekutive5483]

You are the most ignorant twerp I've ever come across his comment. You think the "noise" was a disruption, but in actual fact, the eulogy of a Yoruba King such as the Ooni must always be said, irrespective of where he is. Culturally, its a demand and necessary aspect of his personality. You can never be a Yoruba person, because if you are and you express such intolerant and ignorant opinion, Ogun lakaiye Osimole and Sango will use your blood to bath instantly. Stop displaying this kind of hatred and intolerance to our culture and nobody forced you to watch this video. Be warned, that is if you are still alive to read this already.