When you meet someone on the way and he/she greets you EKU FUEL SCARCITY O, definitely the person is from my tribe. We can greet like kilode.

LOL.

Even in a church programme you see members greeting each other AKU PROGRAMME O

Yorubadt pple,na inside blood greeting nd respect dey.

Eku ijoba asiko yi o

eku trekking

Eku handing over ..........When they see PDP members on their way!

Hahahaha.....

Dȧȧkǔn jȯȯ…..

Eku posting o! . Love my pple.

E ku ilabe!

You see Yoruba pple greetin someone dat did something for them like E SE O..next day E se ana o... third day E SE IJETA O...4TH day E se ojo o. And so on n so forth

Eku aye ooo

to those who won't comment...eku viewing oo

Realdeals:
E ku ilabe!

sooo on point

Proudly Yoruba.
It's our culture joor.
Yes o,we have greetings for every occasion .
Eg
E ku ooru o (heat)
E ku otutu o (cold)
E ku ipalemo (eve)
E ku ewu oko (arriving safely from a trip)
E ku ode ana ( yesterday's outing)
E ku oko (while on a trip in the car)
E ku araya ( general greeting)
E ku ase ( after cooking a palatable meal)
E ku ibasun ( after doing the deed)
Etc,etc

Dat last one sha......e get as e be.

Infact

Oga'gun Buhari ati Alagba Osinbajo, Eku ipale mo inagurasion o!

All those greetings are nothing but hypocrisy because they are from the tip of the tongue and not from the mind. Immediately after the greetings, they start to discuss and disdain you. And dont be deceived by the greetings from the church ushers too, they were trained by the pastors to do so in order to keep you coming back with the tithe and offering and not because " jesus loves you"

Dayleke,
Which one come be Eku Ibasun?
Na so the girl go give gratitude?

akoaki:
All those greetings are nothing but hypocrisy because they are from the tip of the tongue and not from the mind. Immediately after the greetings, they start to discuss and disdain you. And dont be deceived by the greetings from the church ushers too, they were trained by the pastors to do so in order to keep you coming back with the tithe and offering and not because " jesus loves you"

Hey hey,
Chill....we are having fun and socializing, no APC/PDP thing, no Yoruba/Hausa/Ibo thing....just enjoying culture. Pipe down abeg...

Lolz.
E ku deede asiko yi.
E ku ti owon epo bentiro yi.
E ku aisun
E ku igbadun
E ku Ilabe "I can see that you people are full of ILABESITY
E ku Nairaland
E ku Aawe yi o, emi a reyin osu,
E ku ewu omo tuntun o, Olohun a wo, Eledua a daasi [Ase]

The best culture in the whole world is YORUBA, talking of respect, we do respect elders anywhere we see one even when they aren't from our tribe.

Have you ever see someone bending/prostrating for someone he/she is talking to on phone?

MayorofLagos.
The girl fit greet you wella o,if you did a nice job.
But the greeting is mostly by friends who knew you just finished "wrestlemania " with a girl back in college.

dayleke:
MayorofLagos.
The girl fit greet you wella o,if you did a nice job.
But the greeting is mostly by friends who knew you just finished "wrestlemania " with a girl back in college.

You are a badt guy!

E ku posting oooooooo!
E ku gbaladun!

eku hardship ooo

If someone slaps u, EKU IGBAJU o

Eku oku ooo ( Greeting you for greeting each other)

PRODUTIM1:
You see Yoruba pple greetin someone dat did something for them like E SE O..next day E se ana o... third day E SE IJETA O...4TH day E se ojo o. And so on n so forth

this is so true Inu eje wa lowa

Yoruba people, and we can repeat same greetings like kilode. .like, [size=25pt]E n le, e Pele, e kun, e Pele, e nle, e nle, e Pele, ee kun, e rora [/size]. and the other party would be replying, oo, ahin, ohn ohn, toooooor, e Seun. . Funny "us"

Lol

MhizZK:
Yorubadt pple,na inside blood greeting nd respect dey.

Greeting is not respect.

italo:


Greeting is not respect.

he/she did not say it is. Greeting someone makes the 'greetee' feel recognized. i guess everyone in the world want to be recognized at least