If you are proud to come from YORUBA KINGDOM.... Hit like

That one in the centre of the first pic is very cute

Ilekeh:
Beautiful women!




pix 1: Yoruba women

Pix 2:
Miss E.A Adebonojo, a Nigerian Student Studying At University Of London
Geography class at Marlborough Senior Girls School
Islesworth 1946.

Were they virgins

Dis is biuriful. How I wish we can go bk 2 d gud old days

Glory days where women cover their body (pride)
Today unclothedness and immorality is the order of the day. Ladies now open their pathetic hairy chest and saggy breast (fallen olimpus) thinking they are sexy, not knowing it makes them look the leas of all living creatures.
Cover up your body cos it's your pride

Ilekeh:
We are blessed with abundant multiple births (twins, triplets etc)

Ejire ara isokun, edunjobi Omo agboriigi referefe. Okan nba bi, ejiworo lo Wole tomi.

Aww pretty women

Lovely

I LOVE DIS THREAD!!!!!!!!!!!

They are more beautiful then than they are now.

Nursecaleb:
Were they virgins

they are actually virgins. No doubt! But today don't be surprise when you hear a 14-15-16 years old girls can now handle electric Koboko

THEY'RE NOT REALLY BEAUTTFUL BUT THEY LOOK NATURAL

fflamingo:
they are actually virgins. No doubt! But today don't be surprise when you hear a 14-15-16 years old girls can now handle electric Koboko

pls wat is koboko,and why electric

op, u didn't post your granny's picz aswell

Ilekeh:

op please where did you get this images from can u pls refer me

waternogetenemy:
No dey are all ugly with smelly pussy. Come and join us with real beatiful women in Alaigbo. Umu animal!

Awon omo ibanuje yi ti tun de! Must u derail this beatiful thread?

wish i was born then and dead by now, shame on us for imitating the white culture.

Somebody said they were all looking fresh. Then,there was no smoke from generators or exhaust pipes,nor were there refined foods like sardine and corned beef;they all had their foods direct from their personal farms. No traffic jam,no terrorists,no armed robbers,nor were there ritual killers. No roaming the streets of the towns and cities searching for jobs that are not available;life was much better.

When you see pictures like this you come to realise that we aren't much different from each other. These can be Igbo, Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa, Calabar women. The faces are the same only the attires differ. I wish we could appreciate each others differences and this world would be a much better place

pretydiva:
Dis is biuriful. How I wish we can go bk 2 d gud old days

You would barely fit in, love.

njays24:
Somebody said they were all looking fresh. Then,there was no smoke from generators or exhaust pipes,nor were there refined foods like sardine and corned beef;they all had their foods direct from their personal farms. No traffic jam,no terrorists,no armed robbers,nor were there ritual killers. No roaming the streets of the towns and cities searching for jobs that are not available;life was much better.

lmao

these is so beautifull showing our origin.......... yorubas rock .......p.s proud to be one

Asuokaa:


op please where did you get this images from can u pls refer me

Can't recall.....that was January, this is March. But I think googling "pre-independence Yoruba women" will take you to varying sources. You will find tons of research on Yorubas.

Yoruba monarchs being getting free Uk visas since 1960

Ilekeh:


Many ppre independent naked pix I saw on that site were of southeast origin.

Go to the site and verify.

To be very honest, you should not have made mention of any other tribe here. Yoruba history, culture and traditions have so much in store to talk about without making mention of other people, let us strive to avoid little problems.
Your thread is beautiful and very enlightening, you must have researched hard to extract all these pictures.
clothing has always been a part of the Yoruba culture, the white man did not introduce that to us, ever from time the Yorubas have always had the 'Sanyan', 'Bante' 'Kembe', 'Nangudu', 'Aran', 'Alaari' and 'Etu' and these are the basis for the present day Aso Oke we have now.

Ilekeh:
Three sisters in 1954. Lagos, Nigeria.

dis is beautiful