...from the early stage of life the education of yoruba child is started, you were name on how, when, where, what time and the title of your family, your third name (oriki) and the third name of the family (oriki idile) then they continue put knowledge on you from that early days of life, waken-up in the morning, how baby you are, they greet you and recite the family name for you, when cry they do the shamething by so doing gradually you are familiar and knows who and the child of who you are!

In any stages of life they teach on how to do, when you play with fire they take you near fire and pointedto fire and watch your reaction,when they see you are not afraid of fire they torchthe fire and the child did the samething then he will feel the effect of fire,next time when he see the fire he won't move nearer!
when grow up you greet others and with full respect, at every moment there is greeting in the morning, in the midday,in the afternoon, in the evening, at night and early morning...its a must! if you are a son you greet elders with prostration and girl kneel down!

yoruba teach his children how to speek, how to work, how to interacts with people and love others, when you eat, especially you cann't take meat fom soup first and you cann't eat meat before finish the meal. it's forbbiden if you do you'll be punish!

stealing, disobedient, etc have no place in yoruba community
The elders have the final say in yoruba community, and here is the set up: the head of the family (Baale tabi olori ebi) the head of the quater (Baale ..oko ilu) the king (Oba) these three authorities reguate the affairs of the people in yoruba land!
that why there is peace in yoruba land and is the home of humanity!

Guy pls rewrite this in English...Den I may read

oyinkinola:
...from the early stage of life the education of yoruba child is started, you were name on how, when, where, what time and the title of your family, your third name (oriki) and the third name of the family (oriki idile) then they continue put knowledge on you from that early days of life, waken-up in the morning, how baby you are, they greet you and recite the family name for you, when cry they do the shamething by so doing gradually you are familiar and knows who and the child of who you are!

In any stages of life they teach on how to do, when you play with fire they take you near fire and pointedto fire and watch your reaction,when they see you are not afraid of fire they torchthe fire and the child did the samething then he will feel the effect of fire,next time when he see the fire he won't move nearer!
when grow up you greet others and with full respect, at every moment there is greeting in the morning, in the midday,in the afternoon, in the evening, at night and early morning...its a must! if you are a son you greet elders with prostration and girl kneel down!

yoruba teach his children how to speek, how to work, how to interacts with people and love others, when you eat, especially you cann't take meat fom soup first and you cann't eat meat before finish the meal. it's forbbiden if you do you'll be punish!

stealing, disobedient, etc have no place in yoruba community
The elders have the final say in yoruba community, and here is the set up: the head of the family (Baale tabi olori ebi) the head of the quater (Baale ..oko ilu) the king (Oba) these three authorities reguate the affairs of the people in yoruba land!
that why there is peace in yoruba land and is the home of humanity!

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