oyinda.:

anyone knows how ibadan became famous for those rusty "pan" roofs? i visited ibadan once when i was younger for a party and the view from a small hill or elevated road was spectacular. lol it's very cool actually but why don't these ppl replace their roofs?
and how come only ibadan has those?

Yoruba history is too deep to be put on a some google pages --- everyone knows that. There are so many of these things that you have to listen to them from the source; old men and women, monarchs, chiefs etc., before you know them and those things can never be put on google pages, my dear. Does google have an information on how Oranmiyan's staff ended being in Moopa in Ile-Ife?

FL Gators:

Oh, and here I thought you would have formulated your own biased opinion about the "enemity", like you did on other issues pertaining to Ekiti, on the previous pages of this thread

Anyways, I wouldn't know about any friction between those two states.  Ekitis I lived close to didn't/don't hate on anyone but the "akatas"    

oyinda.:

anyone knows how ibadan became famous for those rusty "pan" roofs? i visited ibadan once when i was younger for a party and the view from a small hill or elevated road was spectacular. lol it's very cool actually but why don't these ppl replace their roofs?
and how come only ibadan has those?

Busy_body:


See as this girl dey lie ojukoroju lies against me Me that I was the peacemaker and was holding amosexy back did I not show you where she scratched me in the process


Plenty enimimity emininity eniminity abeg plenty friction dey between those factions


Why una dey hate on the akatas, dem collect ya husbands

amosexy:


Who is goin to tell me abt susanne wenger nao ?

ibkaye:

Who are all these people?

Remii:

Susan Wenger was a white lady who came from Austria to Osogbo Osun State long time ago, she lived and worship Osun deity till her death at age of 94 few years ago. She adopted the name Adunni and people call her Olorisa, that is deity worshiper. Ulli was an artist that introduced her to African culture.

bluespice:

tpia, i think the egun's should know
them badagry folks

bluespice:

they might be is all im saying
they are not yoruba that's being certified

oyinda.:

ha Aina. that's one of my namessss my mom told me it's given to ppl with umbilical cords on their neck

Remii:

Taiye is the first of the twins and Kehinde is the last (Kehinde is regarded as the senior saying he sent Taiye to check out things out first) Idowu is child after the twins, Alaba follows Idowu, Idogbe follows Alaba and Idaha follows Idogbe

Beautiful analysis

bluespice:

they might be is all im saying
they are not yoruba that's being certified

amosexy:

@ Remii

I've heard Idown & Alaba but I've nt heard Idaha and Idogbe
So plz wat is the meaning of Idaha & Idogbe ?