@odunayo_owo@Bayo_Bilisi i’ve been thinking for a while,, someone or a group of people need to create an app or list of yoruba owned companies/ alternatives ( that are openly pro-yoruba of course not also “yoruba buts” or anti-yoruba)
I have been Yoruba all my life, lol, but never heard of this “three-headed guard”. Does anyone know what it’s about? [PS: You might be tempted to lie, make stuff up, or stretch/bend your imagination, please resist the temptation. Fact only please]🙏🏽
You're not getting anywhere.
The Yorùbá are one people, with Ilé-Ifẹ̀ as the ancestral source in our historical tradition. The determination to portray us as divided is becoming embarrassing.
on the topic. why are yorubas doing “white weddings” as well? genuine question cause i’ve never seen this around me, only online. does your traditional wedding not read as “official enough” to you? does this come from the colonial period or what?
@ted_ifeoluwa@TolaAshton “started with discrimination” against who/what? the only thing wrong with the og post was making it about race. it rather should have been about ethnicity so as to not make people feel singled out.
@ted_ifeoluwa if you don’t care about “igbeyawo” why are you so desperate to defend your “right” to a traditional wedding? move on and get married according to the culture of your bride without infringing on others cultural practices