Oyo Empire 1

[@Ayodeleist]

Ojulowo itan pelu ise iwadi to peye lati enu Laji Abass.. E seun wa o.. Oluko Agba. Eku ise takun takun!

[@suadahitv1684]

Mansa allah ❤

[@hamzatjamiu4926]

May Almighty Allah bless you and your generation

[@kayezekiel7]

You are a great teacher, well done sir

[@kehindeoyewole]

You could also stream it live on KZbin whenever you are on FB , for people that doesn't like to watch on FB "oju to aye ni FB" .Thank you Aare ounpitan and his P.A. ire o.

[@ojogabriel3627]

Let Yoruba continue with this, the location 9 want to put an end to this, because they noticed what is happening and to be happened as time goes on, let it continues in all schools and make it compursory subject, and people like this needs to be special honored

[@amazed8146]

Ojutole needs some catch up to do o! Polish up your Yoruba binary skills bro. Wonderful, picturesque storytelling! Well done sir!

[@waheedolawole5733]

What you need more from us is prayer. You are a rare blessing to the Yoruba race.

[@haly739]

Your wisdom pass Ojutole knowledge. He’s always smile in affirmation to your stories. Ojutoleeee 😊

[@muyengs]

Ojutole oore mi, maa de o. Lol

[@rapholanrewaju332]

I had always wondered how Oduduwa became the father of all Yoruba people.. But since it was generally accepted , I just reached a personal conclusion that Oduduwa must be a great warrior and at a point in time he conquered or subjugated most Yoruba people...Thank you Oloye for this wonderful piece of research.Your methodology will change perspectives and bring us closer to the truth than never before... And I can't wait to read a copy of your own version of "The History of Yoruba land"...

[@Adeolalekan8356]

idile melo lo n je oba Alaafin ni ilu oyo?

[@AdewaleAdegoroye]

Oyotunji African Village is a village located near Sheldon, Beaufort County, South Carolina that was founded by Oba Efuntola Oseijeman Adelabu Adefunmi I in 1970. Oyotunji village is named after the Oyo empire, and the name literally means "Oyo returns" or "Oyo rises again". Wikipedia

[@hamzatjamiu4926]

Pls let olamilekan come óò so that he can ask genuine questions

[@leko762]

Yoruba and the dandawa or dendi interacted on the Niger. Source Two Thousands years in Dendi, Northern Benin. Editor Anne Haour.

[@angiemore4351]

Olukoni mi ke pee oooo

[@JohnFemijkeyz]

I commend your research Aare Laji Abbas. I am someone who love to explore the history and heritage of the Yoruba people. I have always said we need books to promote our cultural heritage. I read a book titled "Ibadan" back in school then, but it was not mine. I don't know if you can direct me to where I can get it (both Volume one and two). The book gave an expository insight and detail to some wars in Yoruba land including Ijaye war, the missionaries in Yoruba land (Jefferson Bowen inclusive) and others. Sadly I don't know the author. Thanks sir

[@wasiuisaac3689]

Monitize your youtube channel,laji abbas

[@lufon9865]

We have two Oduduwa .... Oduduwa the creator is different from Oduduwa the King...People mistake Oduduwa the creatror of world with Oduduwa the King

[@sundayabayomi6336]

You are a truthful man. Thank you, Sir!

[@braitkhamadetokun8578]

Why is that sheikh fooling himself just like that? I don't know how people will be so bias to the extent of selling their tribe for cheap ogao...

[@folaamoo2856]

Good talk ! no bare hold history. This is your best presentation so far. The Al Ilory son is a bigot .

[@suadahitv1684]

Mansa allah ❤

[@ojogabriel3627]

Let Yoruba continue with this, the location 9 want to put an end to this, because they noticed what is happening and to be happened as time goes on, let it continues in all schools and make it compursory subject, and people like this needs to be special honored