One of the fiercest battles of the Nigerian civil war was fought in Ore, Ondo State Nigeria. Yorubas went on to coin the phrase “Oleku Ija Ore” to describe the fierceness of the battle at Ore.
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Gbagyi Traditional Musicians (Picture of The Week 08-14-2015)
Abobaku Escapes
There are claims the Abobaku (one that is buried with the king) has escaped. He is supposed to be buried with the late Ooni of Ife, Alayeluwa Oba Okunade Sijuade.
Are these claims a roust to quell the flames that might erupt from social media? After all this is a tradition that goes back 5000 years to the burial tradition of the pharaohs.
Some find it hard to believe that a tradition of Abobaku families (family lines raised to be buried alive with kings) remains in 2015. Then again hundredss of terrorists blow themselves up around the world everyday after maybe a few months of orientation. – @OgbeniAyotunde
Lagos Island, Nigeria.
Yemetu, Ibadan, Oyo State Nigeria. #JujuFilms
Roadside Market
Fulani Girls in Abuja Nigeria
Fulani girls street hawking in Abuja FCT Nigeria. #JujuFilms
Oke Bola, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria. #JujuFilms
Roadside Market
Gombe State, nicknamed the ‘Jewel in the Savannah’, was formed in October 1996 from part of the old Bauchi State by the Abacha military government. The state has an area of 20,265 km² and a population of around 2,353,000 people as of 2006.
