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Listen, read /or download the Anthem of Ejigbo (Osun State)  Lyrics: Ibilẹ Ejigbo, olokiki lajẹ Ejigbo local government, we are renown  Ibilẹ Ejigbo, olokiki lajẹ Ejigbo local government, we are renown Owo ṣiṣe pẹlu iṣẹ agbẹ  Our noble professions are business and farming  Ka gbingbado, koko katun gbin paki  We cultivate maize, cocoa and plant cassava  Iṣẹ owo ni latihin lọ de Lome d'Abidjan de Ghana  We do business from our city across Lomé, Abidjan and Ghana Iṣẹ owo ni We do business  At'ẹko imọ ijinle lawa fin ṣaye  And sound education is our priority  Iṣẹ owo ni latihin lọ de Lome d'Abidjan de Ghana  We do business from our city across Lomé, Abidjan and Ghana Iṣẹ owo ni We do business At'ẹko imọ ijinlẹ lawa fin ṣaye And sound education is our priority   #Play / Download below:

By Ganiyu Ayanniyi Mubaraq   In African settings as well as in other parts of the world, it is very common for parents to provide for the basic needs of their children due to the immense love they have for them or probably because it's the parents' primary responsibility to the.ir child.ren (UNICEF, Right of the Child)*. It is a common practice among Yoruba people to buy things that last. Things that would be very relevant at the time of purchase and in the future; if not, then for them, such things are not worthy of purchase. So, they sew or buy things that last a long time, especially clothes and shoes, and such are often called Banbẹ in Yoruba language. Banbẹ is a common habit among Yoruba people (in my observation), especially Yoruba parents. Banbẹ means to meet something with its long-term value in due time for present or future use. In another simple translation, it means "meet it there". The Yoruba parents in question are mostly mothers, probably because they a

Click here to watch Mo b'ẹru agba by King Sunny Ade (Lyrics & Translation) Mo b’ẹru aagba (mo b’ẹru agba, mo b’ẹru agba o) I’ve due respect for elders (I respect elder, I respect elder) Ai b’ẹru agba ni o jaiye o gun The world’s instability stems from lack of respect for elders Ẹlẹgbẹ mo ni mo b’ẹru agba Colleagues, I give due respect to elder Agba n’bọ wa kan ẹ o ee You’ll soon be an elder Agba n’bọ wa kan ẹ o o laiye nbi In this life, you’ll also be an elder Agba n’bọ wa kan ẹ o e You’ll soon be an elder Aye o o o (Aye o, Aye o e) Such is life (Such is life) Aye o o o (Aye o, Aye o e) Such is life (Such is life) Oṣika, ranti ọjọ atisun rẹ o e Evil doer, remember the day of your death Iwọ ọdalẹ, ranti ọjọ atisun rẹ o e You betrayer, remember the day of your death Ẹni s’ebi (ibi lo mi a j’ere fun) Evil doers (You shall reap evil) Ẹni ba tun se ka nkọ o What of evildoers ? Ika lo mi a j’ere fun Evil shall be their rewards Bo ba wu ẹ ko s’ere If you like, be kind Rere lo mi a j