
Supreme Court judge Chukwudifu Oputa, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Charly Boy Oputa, a photo by Jujufilms on Flickr.
Supreme Court judge Chukwudifu Oputa, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Charly Boy Oputa

Supreme Court judge Chukwudifu Oputa, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Charly Boy Oputa
Taiwo & Kehinde Lijadu
One of my fondest memories of growing up in Ibadan was that I lived a couple of neigbourhoods from the most beautiful sisters in the world, the Lijadu sisters. I had a mad crush on them. I would walk to their house just to watch them act out in front of their house. As a kid it was like going to the movies, but what you might call todays reality TV.
So here I am clowning with them, they still have that same beautiful energy, still crazy and very much still in tune. They still scold me and punch me whenever I see them but I always leave them having better understanding.
Ayotunde
Just a footnote for you Fela heads out there did you know the Lijadu sisters mother was a famous artist and sculpture who did the shrine in Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s Shrine.

Isale Eko – Back From School, a photo by Jujufilms on Flickr.
Where In The World Is Tony Woods
I am currently producing the Tony Woods travel show “Where In The World Is Tony Woods” set to shoot the pilot episode in Nigeria. So I have spent some time selling Tony Woods on the idea of producing the show out of Nigeria, but I think he still needs a little bit more push from you guys.
If you want to see Tony Woods eat amala and ewedu soup in Dugbe, Ibadan or pounded yam and ila in Ilesa tell him. If you want to see Tony Woods do stand up by the barber shop in Obalende, Lagos, see him get his chieftaincy from the village of his ancestors in Enugu state, pull his coat.
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Human Rights Activists Zainab Ribadu and Najatu Muhammad, Abuja, Nigeria. #JujuFilms
Igbo New Yam Festival a yearly harvest by the Igbo people in early august at the end of the rainy season. Yams are usually the first crop harvested and a very important crop to the people. All yams from the previous years harvest are eaten or thrown away before the New Yam Festival a symbol of abundance from the new harvest.
The first yam is eaten by the oldest man or the Igwe of the kingdom. With offerings to the ancestors and gods.
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Agbani making fish pepper soup in Ogba area of Lagos