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Dear @waa_sere, Myself and many others genuinely appreciate you. The effort you have consistently put into preserving and promoting Yoruba culture is admirable and deserves recognition. That is why it was both surprising and disappointing to see you join those making shallow side-by-side comparisons between Yoruba culture and Ibo culture. Yoruba is not the opposite of Igbo culture, nor are they two sides of the same coin. Please let us desist from these kinda comparisons. We do not appreciate content framed in that manner. Given how knowledgeable you are, one would expect you to have the ọgbọ́n inú to see beyond the surface and understand why many of us object to these comparisons. I want to believe you know better. If this was simply an attempt to generate engagement or draw attention to your newly opened museum, then that is unfortunate. There are countless ways to create awareness for your museum without selling Yoruba out. This is not coming from a place of hate, but from a place of disappointment. We hold you to a higher standard because of the work you've done over the years, and we believe someone with your knowledge and influence should know better and hopefully do better henceforth.

Dear @waa_sere, Myself and many others genuinely appreciate you. The effort you have consistently put into preserving and promoting Yoruba culture is admirable and deserves recognition. That is why it was both surprising and disappointing to see you join those making shallow side-by-side comparisons between Yoruba culture and Ibo culture. Yoruba is not the opposite of Igbo culture, nor are they two sides of the same coin. Please let us desist from these kinda comparisons. We do not appreciate content framed in that manner. Given how knowledgeable you are, one would expect you to have the ọgbọ́n inú to see beyond the surface and understand why many of us object to these comparisons. I want to believe you know better. If this was simply an attempt to generate engagement or draw attention to your newly opened museum, then that is unfortunate. There are countless ways to create awareness for your museum without selling Yoruba out. This is not coming from a place of hate, but from a place of disappointment. We hold you to a higher standard because of the work you've done over the years, and we believe someone with your knowledge and influence should know better and hopefully do better henceforth.

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