bamidele omoluabi

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Descendant of kings & culture 👑 | Yoruba heritage ambassador🌍🌍

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The strangers were amazed by the richness of the Yoruba attire. 🫡🫡Wherever you are, wear your culture with pride and confidence.

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My Yoruba language is the best elegant in speech, rich in proverbs, deep in wisdom, and unmatched in cultural heritage. Forever proud to call it my mother tongue.but damn! She’s so strong. A true Yoruba woman resilient, fearless, and full of grace. 💪👑

Yoruba language blends well with any genre of music, and its rich tones add a special flavor to every song.Salona keeps proving how talented she is. 🫡 @ solana_tii

Believe me, Yoruba always put Nigeria on the map,no debate. Our boys pulled up in Yoruba agbada, their agbada stood out so much that others couldn’t help but admire it and even asked to wear it lol.😂 💪💪

Oduduwa was a Yoruba man from Oke-Ora in Ile-Ife, not from Mecca. Know your history o.

She said my Yoruba ancestors crossed the Atlantic with little in their hands, but they carried akara in their memory. In Brazil, it still fries in oil, still tastes the same, still answers to its name,acarajé ❤️

What exactly is the ibo problem 🤷‍♂️? From local embarrassment to international embarrassment,it just never seems to end. I genuinely feel sorry for these people mehn.kpain dem everywhere chai 🤷‍♂️

To my Yoruba people the greatest gift you can give your children is a strong connection to their roots. Your language is your identity,teach them Yoruba oo ejor 🙏

Kehlani said.. I’m a very religious person, and not Christian. I’m an Afro‑Cuban religion. The religion is called Lucumí in Cuba, and it originated in West Africa.💪💪 I love seeing people connecting to their roots,it’s so inspiring

If you are a religious extremist in Yorubaland, leave now.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

I just love the fact that everyone in Nigeria and Africa now knows who these ibo people are. They’re a very desperate set of people, and it’s hard to see any evidence that their wealth was acquired through legitimate means.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Ayra Starr explained that wearing the gele was a meaningful way to honor her Yoruba roots and celebrate the richness of Yoruba culture and heritage.🫡🫡🫡

Yoruba descendants in Trinidad and Tobago are embracing their roots by renaming streets with Yoruba names, and now an Ibo guy asking for the same lol 😂 Nna why why why .listen 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

It’s great to see our Yoruba queen standing against this. Speak your language whenever and wherever you want,our language is our heritage.💪💪💪

Even Israel Adesanya was amazed by how Afrobeats has spread Yoruba globally.🫡🫡

Why this people dey do themselves like this for south east of Nigeria but why ?my people be careful of what u go eat for dis people restaurant oooo🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

She may not be from Nigeria, but she’s proudly from Cameroon and still chooses to represent Yoruba culture because she genuinely loves and appreciates it. Thank you for embracing and celebrating our culture. 🙏❤️

I beg, let’s always correct them politely .no easy ✌️

Trinidad 🇹🇹 is so 🔥 but It amazes me every time I think about what our Yoruba ancestors accomplished. I’m truly proud to come from such a powerful lineage 🫡🫡are you proud too?

In Trinidad 🇹🇹, they remain deeply rooted in Yoruba culture.🫡🫡