Trending Aso Ebi Gele headgear styles invoke today
As a yoruba bride or a wedding guest your traditional outfit can't be complete with out your gele headgear. The...
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Top 6 myth and facts
Myths and fact There is a pastor in South Korea named Lee Jong-Rak, who created a baby box that he...
The classic aso oke
Aso oke also known as aso ilu oke (top cloth),is the most prestigious hand-woven cloth of the Yoruba people of...
6 interesting facts about Nigeria
The home of twins The town of Igbo-Ora is known as the nation's home of twins. Many of the local Yoruba...
Igbo traditional marriage (igba nkwu)wine carrying ceremony.
The main purpose of this ceremony is solemnization , it involves the woman pointing out publicly the man she wants...
The Yoruba Tribal Marks and Its Uniqueness
The Yoruba tribal marks are scarifications which has been in existence since time immemorial. They are often used for specific...
Statue representation in Ibadan
Objects and artifacts are major reminders of our past. Sculptures and monuments within Ibadan has helped document the history of...
The high and rise of ankara
Ankara is an African print, popularly known as Ankara in Nigeria. The print gained its popularity in global fashion in...
Stunning Edo bride
The Edo Kingdom of Benin is one of the best known of the precolonial kingdoms on the Guinea Coast of...
The igbo traditional bride price list
The igbo traditional bride price list has been generally know to be exotic, even though the list varies from town...
The Igbo land traditional marriage and it’s process
Igbo bride Igbo traditional wedding Getting an igbo bride for most people is overwhelming and stressing as most men have...
The Indigenous drums and the Yoruba deity
Drums in Yoruba land The Yoruba people are noted for their great culture and traditions. Their socio-religious life is defined...
Akwa ocha ( The white fabric)
Culture as a way of life is meant to be preserve, but sometimes that is not the case here in...
Aso Oke the legendary ceremonial outfit of the Yoruba people
Aso oke is a hand-woven cloth that is designed and fabricated by the yoruba people of south west Nigeria and...
