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First time someone is addressing the rise of fake gadgets in Nigeria. Cursed bastards!

First time someone is addressing the rise of fake gadgets in Nigeria. Cursed bastards!

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Gele was never haram. Don’t let extreme ideologies erase your ethnic identity. Gele belongs to Yoruba women. Wear it with pride, regardless of your religion.

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Gele was never haram. Don’t let extreme ideologies erase your ethnic identity. Gele belongs to Yoruba women. Wear it with pride, regardless of your religion.

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Yoruba Afro country music is in a league of its own. Leave anything music to Yoruba abeg 🔥

Yoruba Afro country music is in a league of its own. Leave anything music to Yoruba abeg 🔥

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One of the Yoruba birth control methods that the colonialists and foreign religions took away from us. If you snooze, you loose 😌
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One of the Yoruba birth control methods that the colonialists and foreign religions took away from us. If you snooze, you loose 😌

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81,449 views • 3 months ago

Two things stole the show, the beauty and that sweet Ondo dialect. Ondo babes clear >>>
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Two things stole the show, the beauty and that sweet Ondo dialect. Ondo babes clear >>>

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67,820 views • 3 months ago

As a Muslim, we don't cook any food every December 25 and 26 because our neighbours will fill our house with different kinds of meals as early as 6am.
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As a Muslim, we don't cook any food every December 25 and 26 because our neighbours will fill our house with different kinds of meals as early as 6am.

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92,612 views • 5 months ago

Yoruba pre wedding just entered a new era. You need to see this 🫢🔥
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Yoruba pre wedding just entered a new era. You need to see this 🫢🔥

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46,428 views • 3 months ago

I did not see that switch coming at all 😁 Igboho dialect, Oyo State 🤭
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I did not see that switch coming at all 😁 Igboho dialect, Oyo State 🤭

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61,271 views • 5 months ago

So Dr Sikiru Ayinde was also a bigot 🤭 I still don't understand why that generation kept majority of us in the dark, until 2023, when many of us became aware of the struggles.
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So Dr Sikiru Ayinde was also a bigot 🤭 I still don't understand why that generation kept majority of us in the dark, until 2023, when many of us became aware of the struggles.

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69,267 views • 7 months ago

After listening carefully, I realized that our parents scammed us 😩😂
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After listening carefully, I realized that our parents scammed us 😩😂

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39,046 views • 4 months ago

They: why not just speak English instead of Yoruba? Me: replace this kind of language with English? Impossible. Yoruba carries everything at once I'm sorry if you don't understand 😂😂
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They: why not just speak English instead of Yoruba? Me: replace this kind of language with English? Impossible. Yoruba carries everything at once I'm sorry if you don't understand 😂😂

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36,738 views • 4 months ago

I don't understand the toxic obsession and rewriting of history. Abi iru kileleyi?
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I don't understand the toxic obsession and rewriting of history. Abi iru kileleyi?

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40,589 views • 7 months ago

I will call him FAWORAJA too, how can a man be this handsome? If he's Omo Aresa, then it's justified.
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I will call him FAWORAJA too, how can a man be this handsome? If he's Omo Aresa, then it's justified.

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25,986 views • 4 months ago

This is another guy on TikTok. He uses stretch marks as “props” and the Ibadan accent to make them a joke. Scroll through the comments and people are laughing like it's funny, it's not! It’s lazy, disrespectful content that profits from stereotyping Yoruba women and normalizes cultural insult.
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This is another guy on TikTok. He uses stretch marks as “props” and the Ibadan accent to make them a joke. Scroll through the comments and people are laughing like it's funny, it's not! It’s lazy, disrespectful content that profits from stereotyping Yoruba women and normalizes cultural insult.

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13,050 views • 2 months ago

Gele didn’t come from everywhere, it came from the Yoruba woman. Others copied the style, but they can’t copy the grace. Before everyone started wrapping head ties, Yoruba women already wore gele like royalty. The rest just followed the blueprint. Gele is Yoruba. Period. Others may wear it now, but we made it iconic. Call it fashion if you like, but gele has always been a Yoruba signature. We didn’t borrow the style, we set the standard.
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Gele didn’t come from everywhere, it came from the Yoruba woman. Others copied the style, but they can’t copy the grace. Before everyone started wrapping head ties, Yoruba women already wore gele like royalty. The rest just followed the blueprint. Gele is Yoruba. Period. Others may wear it now, but we made it iconic. Call it fashion if you like, but gele has always been a Yoruba signature. We didn’t borrow the style, we set the standard.

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23,827 views • 7 months ago

Yoruba language was never a barrier. The older generation just had an inferiority complex. Look at what Asake has done.
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Yoruba language was never a barrier. The older generation just had an inferiority complex. Look at what Asake has done.

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14,094 views • 5 months ago

The importation of Okrika started when the Igbo people were semi naked and were forced to start wearing full clothing before Nigeria’s independence. Over time, it grew into a culture, which is why they still wear Okrika more than other tribes.
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The importation of Okrika started when the Igbo people were semi naked and were forced to start wearing full clothing before Nigeria’s independence. Over time, it grew into a culture, which is why they still wear Okrika more than other tribes.

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11,679 views • 4 months ago

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