See Ooni of Ife Oba Okunade Sijuwade at vintage Olojo Festival

The Ooni of Ife celebrates the Olojo Festival with the people of Ile Ife.
The festival is a celebration of the remembrance of “Ogun”,god of Iron, who is believed to be the first son of Oduduwa, progenitor of the Yoruba people. The festival is held annually in October.
This short documentary is courtesy Tunde Kelani Mainframe productions and available on TundeKelani.tv

[@adewloeelijah5946]

Rest in peace Baba, you really make ife proud.

[@funmmy4301]

Oba Sijuade, Awon Oba ni yen, the respect and procedures must be fulfilled.

[@theroyalhouseholdofolubuse9359]

The great Alayeluwa Oba Okunade Sijuwade Olubuse, was a king with enormous authority, powerful, and highly influential beyond explanation. He was fear and respected even by his fellow Obas, in Nigeria and around the world.

[@adekanbioluwasikemi944]

True talk

[@kehindeaworeni724]

Real fact

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

But .... he wasn't really a people's king. And he was in business with the military as well.

[@fatugarasaktiwaladeokeowo6221]

Confirmed oba of yoruba land of blessed memory

[@ojelabifirst]

Tunde Kelani has proved himself foremost cinematographer of repute in all his productions so far.

[@VictorAdaramola926]

I love and admire yoruba culture.

[@eledaedumers7961]

Respect forever never let our culture die

[@moyofolarahman5123]

Rest in peace the great king. Nah just cloth Dem dey show today

[@bakkyanthony]

Always missing u much Ooni Adimula ! stay in in the Lord hand Amen ...

[@matthewoluwadare7624]

Oba Okunade Sijuade was honoured by Nigerians during his reign . He was not a political selected and celebrity king . unlike this present Ooni Oba Ogunwusi ,he always goes to party with policians that Selected him ,He did not seclud himself .

[@OmoOba]

The King is absolutely love by his people. No security guard like we have seen in Europe and United States... Long live Yoruba people. Very ancient culture but never obsolete...

[@letthemsay2029]

He had traditional security. Ogun lo je be .

[@adewoleojo6076]

@@letthemsay2029 too much jazz

[@omonijomololuwa6154]

TODAY'S NOW THEY'RE JUST SHOWING DIFFERENCE OF CLOTHES FASHIONS THERE NOTHING LIKE TRADITIONAL SOMETHING AGAIN

[@sadeakinsowon3309]

Kabiyesi o ama sevse fun gbogbo omonodua o eyin tefisile Komi baje o. Koba pe ki slake I’ll da awon omowasi ni oke oke Okun.

[@olubusolaadeyoju4121]

I was just going to type this...😂

[@babaobalufe]

Thank you sir for this classic

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Eternal rest Ooni sijuwade

[@omoade5934]

I can see art alade f blessed memories there!!!

[@tidebe]

Ife ooooooooooooye lagbo

[@agbekemakama9197]

May his soul continue to receive peace

[@bolatitomustapha3288]

Late oba adeniyi sonariwo akarigbo of sagamu

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No one can pleases the world.

[@adefioyesururah1778]

May Allah deliver all of you.

[@godwinejiofor8064]

Nonsense who is Allah? The God Arab

[@Omo217]

Yíò bá fùrọ̀ Allahu

[@nigeriainjustice1384]

Rest on Baba

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Rest in peace

[@1004445]

Olojo, Pathfinder, GPS 😜😜

[@ayindeadeniyi9818]

I see some European drummer, why do we not hold anything sacred anymore? ☹️☹️☹️

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Often they come to learn one art or the other. It's okay to share some knowledge but not the very sacred ones. Orunmila had instructed our people to open their doors for visitors. That's why you don't a Babalawo turn down a foreigner that demand to learn about Ifa. It's for humanity.

[@Michael-mh4vr]

Ase o

[@omonijomololuwa6154]

The one they did last time nothing like this ooooh they are just giving Us fake now are days

[@lordisaiah3195]

Who told you that?