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Shollypopz: I've heard of Emure. Is dat where we hv d Ogbese river?? Not sure

Btw, why are they eternal enemies??

Really can't remember the story but I know they are always at loggerheads albeit neighbours.
I'll ask my Emure brother what went wrong and I'll present you with the abridged and unbiased version.

Shollypopz: Ehya, if u once knew how to speak d language, I'm sure d moment she starts speaking it to u, u'll regain ur lost knowledge.

Do you know ur oriki, like does she sing u ur Dad's oriki??

I left Ekiti for Lagos, close to the age of 3, where I was "forced" to speak English in my school. It inhibited my Ekiti Language skills.

The thing about language is that Understanding and Speaking are two different aspects.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]I left Ekiti for Lagos, close to the age of 3, where I was "forced" to speak English in my school. It inhibited my Ekiti Language skills.

The thing about language is that Understanding and Speaking are two different aspects.[/quote]See dis villager...Chei u be proper ara oko sha ;


[quote author=Ileke-IdI][/quote]Haterz are always gonna hate .
Repping Ekiti to core man

chic2pimp: See dis villager...Chei u be proper ara oko sha ;

Haterz are always gonna hate .
Repping Ekiti to core man

Was I complaining before?

Where else would you rep?

In Ara oh.

Where are the Igbara-Odo peeps?

Am curious about the town and also more specifically the history behind the split with Igbara-Oke and of course the Oke-Ode/Odo-Igbara dichotomy within the town.

any developments in the town in recent times? any cool places?

Is there any good reason for an indigene to move back to that town?


Also interested in other towns too including Ilawe, ikogosi, ikere (that tiny town. hope they have stopped using buses that look like mobile bread loaves).

pls were is this school? christ girls school fajuyi, ado-ekiti. i am in lokoja, kogi state. a sis needed it for her jamb exam centre

in okun ni bee o

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Examples of ancient Ekiti words and translations in both standard Yoruba and English : Ideregbe (Ewure or Goat), Okeregba (Aja or Dog), Amomo (Alangba or Lizard), Usa (Ikoko or Pot), Ukere (Ago or Calabash Cup), Ogolomosi (Ibepe or Pawpaw), Oyeye (Epa or Groundnut).

ayyoshert: Examples of ancient Ekiti words and translations in both standard Yoruba and English : Ideregbe (Ewure or Goat), Okeregba (Aja or Dog), Amomo (Alangba or Lizard), Usa (Ikoko or Pot), Ukere (Ago or Calabash Cup), Ogolomosi (Ibepe or Pawpaw), Oyeye (Epa or Groundnut).

Kare Omo ayiye!
Aba re a gbe o o!

Ekiti kete

I've heard of Emure. Is dat where we hv d Ogbese river?? Not sure
Btw, why are they eternal enemies??

O kun Awe
River Ogbese is in Uso Village on the road to Owo town in Ondo State while Emure Ekiti is a town famed for producing the legendary Elemure Ogunyemi, the Ekiti traditional musician.
Enemity? Are you refering to Rivers Osun&Oba?

In Okun O kete Ule, Se Ala ni?
Aba Ria A Gbe A O, Eye Ria A Ti A Leyin.

Ayayayayayyaayaa iyan a yun lerun rin ra'ian, Ekiti naa bimi mei sh'agbea s'ekiti.
Emi tika mi l'omo udo oganganmodu omo amagbado ekuru r'esi,arimona gbe sinu agbado, omo alagbado aya iyatin. In okun o kete omo ekiti,aye a je'in jije,a mo k'oose oni ooo.

vroom:
Ayayayayayyaayaa iyan a yun lerun rin ra'ian, Ekiti naa bimi mei sh'agbea s'ekiti.
Emi tika mi l'omo udo oganganmodu omo amagbado ekuru r'esi,arimona gbe sinu agbado, omo alagbado aya iyatin. In okun o kete omo ekiti,aye a je'in jije,a mo k'oose oni ooo.

Kare Aba!
Aye a ye o!
Welcome home...

Just came across this thread love it already. Where are my Ekiti peeps please let's bring this thread back to life.
in ora li be yi o I rep Oye-Ekiti
Aba ra agbe a o

You're crazy to put the Elekole of Ikole on 15th position of grade A kings in Ekiti instead of first position. Please do your history class well. So just because Ado is the capital means it's on number one. Ikole is well bigger than your Ado, and the Elekole is by far ranked ahead of ewi... Controlling 23 towns in Ekiti is not a small thing. Please respect the Egbe Oba Kingdom. Thanks...