Yoruba is BIGGER than NIGERIA | Oyo Ile and Oyo Alaafin | abinibi

Yoruba is BIGGER than NIGERIA. Who are the yorubas? What were they like during the pre colonial era? What is Oyo Empire? Here are some of the questions i answered in the 30 min long video. Yoruba is truly bigger than Nigeria and Africa at large. The video is what anybody that want to know more about yoruba history to watch. The difference between oyo ile and oyo alaafin. The history of Yoruba clothing can be traced back to the pre-colonial period, when the Yoruba people had a thriving textile industry. The Yoruba are known for their cloth weaving, and in the past, women would weave cloth to clothe their households. Before the arrival of Europeans, the Yoruba wore only hand-woven clothing. Ebonite was a thick, hand-woven cloth used to cover the private parts of both men and women
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[@abinibihub]

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[@user-dz7rq6od5q]

Wow so impressed

[@abinibihub]

Thank you and pleace watch out for chapter 2

[@user-lt2ez5qe9e]

Great job my brother, for the enlightenment and in-depth analysis of Yoruba rich cultural heritage. Keep the flag flying and remain blessed. Greetings from ODUA descendants, Brasil.

[@abinibihub]

Much appreciated. Eseun pupo

[@davidlake6162]

Please resolve the history between Ile Ife, Yoruba and the Benin in Edo state.

[@abinibihub]

I will look into it sir.

[@Abigealfunmilayo97]

My brother God will bless I love it

[@abinibihub]

Thank you sir.

[@getwelenatureceuticals5308]

Very good job young man! You may also research several Spanish countries that preserve their Yoruba heritage! Example is Cuba, El-Savador, Argentina etc.

[@abinibihub]

I have done some and Brazil will be out later this week. Thanks for your contribution.

[@getwelenatureceuticals5308]

Very nice. More greese!

[@abinibihub]

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[@nuridinadams9219]

Yoruba are great people.

[@abinibihub]

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[@PrinceB1212]

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[@abinibihub]

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[@matthewmicheal2558]

Honestly the Nigerian ancestors who were taken into slavery after 400 years of slavery Nigerian ancestors never give up their culture for white people,and their culture survive all over Europe and everywhere in the world it has Nigerian impact especially the Yoruba religion found in carribean and American and everywhere Yoruba it bigger than Africa most African diaspora trace their dna to Nigerians population like Igbo Hausa Yoruba cause the European notice Nigerians are smart and dominant and they discovered their talent

[@abinibihub]

Yes. You are 1000% right

[@dejumaboutique1305]

Don't forget Salvador, Bahia, in Brazil

[@user-wc4ls9gt6s]

Oya make una go carrying them, Majority of thise people are very poor, Oya make una go claim them, yeye people

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

​@@user-wc4ls9gt6sMust you comment? Chartered member of the International Association of Yoruba Haters.

[@Watti77]

There is nothing like Nigerian ancestors, Nigerian culture!!!! It's yoruba culture, ibo, culture ect. We were striving nations before we were thrown together by British colonial thugs who created Nigeria to benefit themselves. Yoruba Nation is the only awnser to have a future for us yorubas!!!

[@Ph128]

When I was a kid, I asked my mother what happened, and she said we were busy fighting each other before we were invaded, divided and beaten. Instead of us working together to fend off our enemies. I also read how the british even brought thugs from different tribes across west africa to come fight the egbas back then too (and i am guessing they promised them weapons or some stupid manufactured product like iphone or some shit). Anyways, that's the lesson moving forward. Africa wide co-operatiion, no more allowing these guys to use us against each other.

[@abinibihub]

Thanks for watching and I truly appreciate

[@bofloa]

Yoruba have been weaving clothes before white people came many farmers in those day were cutton planter and Aso oke is one of the product that are use for trade by barta then and those who weave clothes are among the rich in yoruba land

[@dejumaboutique1305]

Yes, o! The commenter needs to Fela, when he said "na for dem culture dem shit inside the water..."

[@leyetinuoye9632]

Welldone sr. Odua a gbe wa o

[@abinibihub]

Ase. Thank you.

[@Watchbgshow]

Nice. Good explanation

[@abinibihub]

Thank you

[@Ph128]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/faC1aWt-opaNq6s this was the most important part. The video shows how an external observation of foreigners on the Yoruba culture thought the Yoruba mythology was arranged in a hieratic system reminiscent of Pharaonic Egypt (Kemet). This is the most important part of this whole video. Thank you.

[@augustineadeyemi9971]

More wisdom my brother

[@abinibihub]

Thank you sir.

[@lanredavid2568]

Great job

[@abinibihub]

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[@gominagorvie6072]

You're doing great job keep it up.

[@abinibihub]

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[@farmybash4161]

Good work…

[@abinibihub]

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[@taribolattief5255]

Good work ❤

[@abinibihub]

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[@UlrichAllossou]

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[@abinibihub]

Thank you sir.

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[@wolefatunmbi9727]

@@abinibihub I also need to know how to buy the books in your store my brother,. Please get in touch my brother.

[@abinibihub]

@wolefatunmbi9727 the link to buy is in the description box and send me a message on Ig @abinibihub

[@wolefatunmbi9727]

@@abinibihub I appreciate you my brother, ese gan

[@farmybash4161]

The white man uses both money and gifts to buy eru. And I would like to mention that the Yorubas were already using cowries as a form of money, but is not enough or common in the communities. They use trade by barter and cowries. If you say we don’t use money, then you don’t know the meaning of aje. Aje olokun was our female ancestor who discovered cowries to be used as a form of money.

[@abinibihub]

You have a point but they came 2 times. Oyinbo does not trade with cowries. Which I think I will make a content about it again.

[@dejumaboutique1305]

Well said.

[@kolaolaleye2341]

Where can will get that book you are making reference from.

[@abinibihub]

My dad gave this set to me but pleases check book stores. Like UI book store

[@dejumaboutique1305]

My brother, if you don't live in Nigeria, where else can you get the Book?

[@Bloom200010]

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[@abinibihub]

I have a content about it.

[@gominagorvie6072]

Please how can i get the book.

[@abinibihub]

Check the link in the description sir.

[@shidrisayo4520]

❤👏🏻

[@abinibihub]

Thank you sir.

[@GahyKot]

We've been doing their arrival so why are we angry they took us fr slave

[@dejumaboutique1305]

That commenter is truly an example of the reason why history must be taught in its totality. They're a victim of their ignorance.

[@abinibihub]

Yes. It’s important to bring history back.

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

Kíni yorùbá "comments"? Please use Yoruba to say things like that

[@abinibihub]

Okay sir. Thank you

[@omotolaokanlawon6191]

As much as I enjoy watching your videos. Please endeavor to improve your Yoruba speaking because there are people that doesn't understand English at all. For instance: trade by barter, research may be strong words for an illiterate. Thank you.

[@abinibihub]

Ok thank you.

[@bofloa]

well you said Barter but you did not say what he should have said in Yoruba.. "PARO"

[@johnoguntolu9992]

​@@bofloapashi paaro.

[@omoyelesheriff2925]

Slavery has part of yorubas before the arival of the whites. That is why there are many proverbs ladened with word slave (eru and iwofa) in yoruba language. Yoruba land only serviced as breeding ground for transatlantic slave trade.

[@abinibihub]

You are right.

[@dejumaboutique1305]

It is more complicated than your comment. European Enslavement was chattled. And generational. Yoruba slavery was based on spoils of war. It is limited, based on certain conditions. Beautiful captured women are often married off to the members of nobilities.

[@dejumaboutique1305]

​@abinibihub I disagree

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

If you have watched the old Yoruba film titled EFUNSETAN ANIWURA, then you will understand that Slavery has been going on before the arrival of the Europeans.

[@abinibihub]

@olumuyiwaojo3532 just a quick question. When was efunsetan’s era?

[@user-wc4ls9gt6s]

How is Yoruba bigger than Nigeria, you people should keep deceiving yourselves

[@samuelfadero5066]

Yoruba -----Yar--uda -----Soh--Udah ----Judah. The migration of the Jews from Egypt to Etiopia to Sudan . Before they finally broke away to the interior of Africa due to war and slavery. The yorubas were formally Normad who are gravely attacked by the natives of the land until they got to where they are presently.

[@abinibihub]

Deep but vacant you proof this. For learning purposes only sir

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

This is untrue...

[@lachasagbadeproverbs4123]

DJ yk muleeee. No be my ancestors come from Israel either na Ur own.

[@user-wc4ls9gt6s]

there no Yoruba in Brazil because the brazil minister confirm on live telecast why are you Yoruba deceiving yourselves chasing air