Yoruba gods: Nigerians are very religious. From the ancient times till now, they’ve been engaged with different gods. The Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba worshipped several gods which had or still has the power to control certain elements to their favor or to the detriment of their enemies. There is the god of rain, thunder, fire and so on. These gods go by different names and artifacts.
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Pre-Colonial Administration in Yoruba Land
Pre-Colonial Administration in Yoruba Land: Every culture has its origin. If you want to understand why things are the way they are now, you’re often advised to go back to your roots. It is common knowledge that Nigeria is made up of three basic cultures: Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba.
The Yorubas carry themselves with pride and have not allowed the basics of their culture to be swept away by modernization. They hold their culture and traditions in high esteem. But where did they really come from? What was Yoruba land like during the pre-colonial administration?
25 Yoruba Female Names And Their Meanings
Yoruba Female Names: Nigerians are sentimental and religious when it comes to naming a new born baby. There is a strong belief that name follows a child and can determine destiny. Some parents follow tradition and believe a child should first be named in the mother’s tongue before attaching any foreign name.