Oriki of the Egbas - one of the Tribes in Nigeria
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2009
- The egbas are force to be recokoned with, as numerous important people come from this tribe, having
Abeokuta as capital. To mention but few of these guys, you have; FELA KUTI, ABIOLA (MKO), OBASANJO-(former president of Nigeria), etc
This morning i am fully charged to face today challenges after listening to this Egba piece.Thanks a million to those that posted this. May your days be looooooooooong-aaaaaaaaaaatuuuuuuuuuuuuua. Amin
I love this beautiful piece of traditional poetry and very proud to be an Owu man.
Nice Oriki indeed.. I'm from Isale Igbehin itoku area in Abeokuta but live in states.. been here for 15 years now. Still visit home twice a year. I love my Abeokuta people, especially our enriched culture..I'm Lisabi great--great grandson :) Egba re wa for life
Thank you. Am a proud Egba woman. 🙌😍💃💃💃👍 may God bless you
Really nothing like culture.This must be well preserved so that it does not fade away.It reminds me of where I hail from.Ogunmakin in Obafemi Owode area...,Incidentally, here in foreign land they have culturally preserved their heritage and yet we embraced it. This music is lovely! and I like it. Thank you Ajobiewe ,thank you Ayo Ewebiyi...
Wow! What can I say again? This is so amazing, I'm so proud to be an egba women. Ilu rere, ilu olola
Am proudly 💃💃💃💃 to come from,U,S,A,
Im a proud EGBA man from Owu in Abeokuta! Egba’s we are great
I really love this oriki of egba though I'm not an indigine of egba but my daughter is an indigine of egba so anytime she's crying I always play this for her and when she start listening to the oriki she will stop crying and start laughing and the laugh mean her head is swelling up thank you very much Daddy ajobiewe and the uploader of this video may God bless you
Complete, gorgeous and beautiful Yoruba poetic melody with a fantastic voice. What a great man with a great job done,. We are looking forward to listing to Oriki of Ogbomosho and all other great town of Yoruba land please. Thanks a million, Ododuwa agbe yin ooooo, Amin.
my head is swelling here in ny,usa......whether u from ake, ibara, ikereku ,egbado...egba ni egba .. (you are egba regardleess of your neiboorhood).. i am egbado and am proud.....cheeck out that mans foot work.. best i ve seen in this roruba oriki thing
.chaeck that foot wook by that ma ..best dance so far.....long live egba/egbado (yewa)..long live yoruba..long live nigeria
Reminds me of my Baba who left the mother land to live and die in the UK. “Oh my home, oh my home when will I see my home, when will I see my native land, oh I want to go home. Oya Egba people all over the world xx
Thks a lot, am from abeokuta living in the Russian Federation, he reminded me of Owode Egba it feels really good.. So nice and very lovely. i am proudly to say that i am Egba
I am a quarter Ẹgba. My maternal grandmother is from ofada but my paternal grandfather is from Kenta because we have Kenta in our family eulogy but don’t know where maternal grandfather and my paternal grandmother was Tapa. I just got to know we are from Oke Ona (paternal grandpa’s side)
If you can arrange some lafun, please send some to New Jersey. I never knew this existed anywhere, so glad I found it. Olumo a gbe wa.
I am from Oke Ona (Ikereku) and Obafemi Owode (Ofada), but born, bred and buttered in Lasgidi
There,s something special about that little place called Abeokuta,,this oriki is killing me,,,,,,,
proud to be an Egba daughter
I enjoyed it so much, it reminded me of my grandmother whenever I did something right. She would praised me with oriki dialogue of our origin. She was from Itoku, from the famous Majekodunmi. Thanks for the memories.
Proudly egba.. repping AGOOBA and IGBOORE