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History & Cultural Significance Of Olojo Festival In Ile-Ife - A Documentary by micronut(m): 12:20pm On Jul 26, 2021
Olojo Festival in Ile-Ife town of Osun State is one of the most popular festivals in Nigeria like; The Eyo Festival of Lagos, New Yam Festival in the East, The Argungun Fishing Festival in Kebbi, and a whole lot..

Ile Ife is regarded as a cradle town and spiritual home of the Yoruba people and this festival is part of the towns annual cultural exhibition, where the Ooni wears the Ancestral Ade Are crown once, and for that Celebration.

This short video narrates the history and significance of this festival to the Indigenes of that town and Yoruba people at large.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoGco_f8A9o

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