•the lad called life
•shoelace of Earth
•harbinger of hard lines
•flower vase of beatitudes
•custodian of black heritage
•photographer •melophile •esthete
Let’s make the thread then.
Saro, was born in Iseyin. When he was a child, his father owed a debt that he could not pay and he was used as the collateral, Iwofa.
Iwofa is an ancient practice where people (mostly children) are used as collateral to take loans in the olden days.
Idin’Osun (Odi Irosun)
Akinkanju omo, abewu Akala lorun
Adia fun Oba lOde Oyo
Won ni o rubo ki Ile re o ma ba se jona
Omo ti o gboran, hin ni ngbo piri adaba nibi ti gbe n fo lo
A dia fun Saro, eyi ti n sore Elemele
Salagerede, eni ba pe keye o ma yoju ore oun je
Writers forget that the purpose of a first draft isn’t to write a perfect story. It’s just to write a story. Focus on getting your ideas on the page, and you can edit to perfection later.
@akomolafeolare5@Vamos_gezzy@mrmacaroni respectfully speaking sir, just a humble suggestion, you should be in an asylum receiving psycho-medical attention, 24/7. No doubt.
Yorùbá "Ẹ kú" Greetings...
In the beginning, the people called Yorùbá today used to call themselves Ọm�� ilẹ̀ káárọ̀ o jíire (Children of the land where they greet you “Good Morning, Hope you woke up well”).
Káárọ̀ is a diminutive of Kú-àárọ̀ (Good morning).