PROFESSOR OLABIYI BABALOLA HAS PASSED AWAY O! – EDE YORUBA NI E!

Ọ̀JỌ̀GBỌ́N ỌLÁBÍYÌÍ BABALỌLÁ YÁÌ NÁÀ TÚN TI LỌ!

Ọjọ́ wo la ó mẹbọ ikú?
Ẹ dákun, ìgbà wo la ó mètùtù àlùmúútù?
Nígbà wo la ó le pinkú nípá?
Tíkú á sinmi fáàrí ìmẹ́ni wa.
Òkèèrè ni mo ti mọ Ọ̀jọ̀gbọ́n Yai,
Àmọ́ ẹ̀ẹ̀mẹtẹ̀ẹ̀ta tí a sọ̀rọ̀ ni wọ́n bá mi sọ̀rọ̀ bí i Baba sí ọmọ.
Bí Bàbá mi Diípọ̀ Fágúnwà àti ìyá mi Yinka Adeboye ti ṣe ròyin wọn gẹ́lẹ́ ni wọ́n rí.
Wọn ò kìí yẹ àdéhùn àfi bí ohun mìíràn bá fa ìdíwọ́, wọn yóò sì fi àyípadà náà tóni létí.
Wọn ò kì ń fojú kéré ẹni, bí wọ́n ṣe jẹ́ àgbà Ọ̀jọ̀gbọ́n tó, síbẹ̀ wọn ò níwà ìfojú panirẹ́.
Inú oṣù kẹrin ọdún yìí ni a jọ ṣe àdéhùn pé a ó rí ra bí wọ́n bá wá sí Naijiria.
Kòrónà ló yẹ àdéhùn tí n kò fi làǹfààní láti rí wọn mọ́.
Inú Oṣù Kẹfà ni wọ́n sọ pé kí n jẹ́ ká pa ọkàn pọ̀ sọ́dún tó ń bọ̀,
Ọ̀jọ̀gbọ́n Yai ní kí n máa ṣiṣẹ́ tèmi lọ a ó máa ríra lọ́dún 2021,
Òní ọjọ́ karùn-ún oṣù Kejìlá Ọdún 2020 lỌ̀jọ̀gbọ́n pàtàkì juwọ sáyé.
Èyí dùn mi wọnú eégún,
Ó kan mí lára wọnú bọ́ọ́gọ́,
Àìṣeémú ikú ló jẹ́ n gba kámú.
Kí Ọlọ́run ó tẹ́ wọn sí afẹ́fẹ́ rere,
Kí gbogbo ohun tí wọ́n fi sílẹ̀ ó má bàjẹ́ láṣẹ Èdùmàrè.

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WAR AGAINST USE OF white WORD “MAMA”-REPLACING AFRICAN WORDS that Mean MOTHER-LIKE “IYA” in YORUBA !-SEND US YOUR AFRICAN WORD for MOTHER SO WE CAN PUT IT ON THIS LIST!

ROM afrikannames.comAFRICAN WORDS FOR MOTHER”A mother cannot die.” -Democratic Republic of the CONGOEnjoy this list of African names.AKA (AH-kah). Mother. Nigeria (Eleme) FEKA (EH-kah). Mother earth. West Africa FINE -(EE-neh). Mother. Nigeria (Ishan) FIYA – YORUBA- MOTHERJIBOO (jee-boh). New mother. Gambia (Mandinka) FMAMAWA (MAHM-wah). Small mother. Liberia FMANYI (mahn-yee). The mother of twins. Cameroon (Mungaka) FMASALA (mah-SAH-lah). The great mother. Sudan FNAHWALLA (nah-WAHL-lah). The mother of the family. Cameroon (Mubako) FNANA (NAH-nah). Mother of the earth. Ghana FNANJAMBA (nahn-JAHM-bah). Mother of twins. Angola (Ovimbundu)NINA (NEE-nah). Mother. East Africa (Kiswahili) FNNENMA (n-NEHN-mah). Mother of beauty. Nigeria (Igbo) FNNEORA (n-neh-OH-rah). Mother loved by all. Nigeria (Igbo) FNOBANTU (noh-BAHN-too). Mother of nations. Azania (Xhosa) FNOBUNTU (noh-BOON-too). Mother of humanity. Azania (Xhosa) FNOLUNDI (noh-LOON-dee). Mother of horizons. Azania (Xhosa) FNOMALI (NOH-MAH-lee). Mother of riches. Azania (Xhosa) FNOMANDE noh-MOHN-deh). Mother of patience. Azania (Xhosa) FNOMPI (nohm-PEE). Mother of war. Azania (Xhosa) FNOMSA (NOHM-sah). Mother of kindness. Azania (Xhosa) FNONDYEBO (non-dyeh-boh). Mother of plenty. Azania (Xhosa) FNOZIZWE (noh-ZEEZ-weh). Mother of nations. Azania (Nguni)NOZUKO (noh-ZOO-koh). Mother of glory. Azania (Xhosa) FUMAYMA (o-MAH-ee-mah). Little mother. North Africa (Arabic) FUMI (OO-mee). My mother. Kiswahili FUMM (oom). Mother. North Africa (Arabic) FYENYO (yehn-yoh). Mother is rejoicing. Nigeria (Yoruba) FYEYO (yeh-YOH). Mother. Tanzania FYETUNDE (yeh-TOON-deh). The mother comes back. Nigeria (Yoruba) FYINGI (YEEN-gee). My beloved mother. NigeriaSent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN”Mama”(and Papa) were introduced into Yoruba language early by Yorubas who wanted to show they were educated, according Ojogbon Akinwunmi Isola.. So long ago that many think it is a Yoruba word! Now it has replaced -IYA almost completely! SO we must start using IYA instead and correct those who use it because word by word Yoruba is being replaced by english words killing the Yoruba Language! So do your part from today! We can and will SAVE Yoruba! Olodumare ase!
All Nigerian/­AFRICAN Languages must learn from the mistake of educated Yorubas! DO NOT mix your Language! Reclaim your word for mother first for it is the most important word in any language!
“MAMA” must be replaced with the African word in your Language?

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Perspectives of Yorubaland: Compendium of Writings about Yoruba Arts and Culture

 By Rotimi Ogunjobi

Perspectives of Yorubaland: Compendium of Writings about Yoruba Arts and Culture Rotimi Ogunjobi 0 Reviews xceedia – tee publishing, 2010 – Art – 128 pages if (window[‘_OC_autoDir’]) {_OC_autoDir(‘search_form_input’);} Preview this book » Add to My Library ▼ Preview this book Get this book xceedia – tee publishing Amazon.com Find in a library All sellers » if (window[‘_OC_reportEvent’]) { window[‘_OC_reportEvent’](‘summary’); } What people are saying – Write a review We haven’t found any reviews in the usual places. Selected pages Table of Contents References Contents The Lost Kingdom 7 The Place of Susan Wengers Art in Yorùbá Religion 13 Ethical Insights from Odu Ifá 36 Exploring Art and Spirituality In The Yorùbá Culture 41 Metaphysics and Gender in an African Ritual Play 48 Exploring Ile 62 The Batá Drums 71 Ìbéjì Custom in Yorùbáland 81 The Death Of Yorùbá Language? 89 ODU EJI OGBE Ori Chant 97 The Leopard and Chimera A fable 101 Appendix 128 Copyright Other editions – View all ‹ 2010 No preview › Common terms and phrases .cloud9 {color: #7777cc;font-size: 10px;}.cloud8 {color: #6963CC;font-size: 10.5px;}.cloud7 {color: #6057CC;font-size: 11px;}.cloud6 {color: #574BCC;font-size: 11.5px;}.cloud5 {color: #4E3DCC;font-size: 12px;}.cloud4 {color: #4632CC;font-size: 14px;}.cloud3 {color: #3D26CC;font-size: 16px;}.cloud2 {color: #341ACC;font-size: 18px;}.cloud1 {color: #2B0DCC;font-size: 20px;}.cloud0 {color: #2200CC;font-size: 22px;}.cloud {margin-top: 4px;line-height: 24px;}.cloud a {margin-left: 3px;margin-right: 3px;text-decoration: none;}.cloud a:hover {text-decoration: underline;} abundantly Orisa African art Afro-Cuban añá animals art and religion Art In Yorùbá artist batá drums Beier bless me abundantly bulging eyes carved ceremonies child Chimera Cuba dance dead deaf fish deities divine English Eredo exhibition feast festival Gèlèdé goddess gods/goddesses human ìbéjì children ìbéjì figures Ibitokun’s Igbo igede Ile-Ife Ita Yemoo jee n sowo Kehinde king king’s father king’s palace Lawal Leopard Leopard’s head Leopard’s wife let me labor monuments mother mask myths National Museum NCMM Newark Museum Nigeria Obatala Odu Ifá Ogboni Olabimtan Olodumare Olokun Oranmiyan Orisa ma jee Orunmila Osogbo Osun groove palm-oil parents people’s performance religious ritual river sacred sacrifice Sango Santería shrine songs sowo asenu Orisa spiritual stew Susanne Wenger symbols Taiyewo tattoo told town Ori koo traditional Ulli Beier Wenger’s art worship Yorùbá art Yorùbá belief Yorùbá culture Yorùbá language Yorùbá religion Yorùbá Speaking Yorùbáland Bibliographic information Title Perspectives of Yorubaland: Compendium of Writings about Yoruba Arts and Culture Author Rotimi Ogunjobi Editor Rotimi Ogunjobi Edition illustrated Publisher xceedia – tee publishing, 2010 ISBN 9784983710, 9789784983716 Length 128 pages Subjects Art / General Reference / General

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