Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter
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Kehinde Wiley, an American Nigerian portrait painter, shows off his private villa in Lagos Island, Nigeria. The villa is a shift from the regular overly extravagant interior most homes in rich neighbourhoods like Lagos Island possess. The villa contains simple, yet magnificent African-inspired designs. Kehinde Wiley is a renowned painter in the United States. He painted former U.S. President Barack Obama's portrait for the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, which was unveiled in 2018. The house is shaped by art, culture and the rhythms of his creativity. It contains sculptural furniture that embodies Africa's rich culture of weaving, with layered textures. The rooms are also bright and open, with a purposeful sanctuary tailored to Wiley's artistic taste.
Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter285,570 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
We have received reports of unusual motorcycle movements around the Mawuko axis. we urge security agencies Ogun State Police Command , Amotekun, local vigilantes, and Ogun State authorities Ogun State Government - OGSG to increase surveillance in the area. Communities should stay alert and keep reporting any suspicious activity, and ensure students/residents are safe. Man of Letters. Ogun State Government - OGSG Montero - Olu Lewis Sulai Oduwole
Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter237,783 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
Joga Owode town in Atan, Ogun State, is a treasure trove of rich Yoruba heritage. The ancient houses here are not just structures, but living testaments to history and culture. The commitment to preserving these historical buildings is truly commendable. The traditional architecture, intricate carvings, and stories behind each structure are wonderful. It's like stepping into the past, into the lives of ancestors. These buildings are not just relics of a bygone era; they're a connection to roots, traditions, and identity. The Yoruba people have always been known for their exceptional craftsmanship, and these structures showcase that expertise. The old family compounds, with their courtyards and verandas, are particularly notable. You can almost hear the whispers of ancestors sharing stories and wisdom passed down through generations. Preserving these historical buildings is not just about nostalgia; it's about honoring heritage and keeping culture alive. The people of Joga Owode are doing a fantastic job of safeguarding history. Joga Owode town is a shining example of how to celebrate the past while embracing the present. Let's continue to cherish and protect cultural heritage for the benefit of future generations. Visiting Joga Owode offers a chance to experience the richness of Yoruba heritage firsthand.
Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter54,112 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
Ongoing construction of Oju-Ore Flyover along the Sango-Ota-Idiroko expressway, Ota, Ogun state.
Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter52,330 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
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